Winder was originally called Jug Tavern, then renamed in 1893 to honor John Winder, the railroad builder who donated right-of-way for a rail line through town. The town earned the nickname "The Work Clothing Capital of the World" as a mill town, and was the longtime home of U.S. Senator Richard B. Russell Jr., one of the most influential Senators of the 20th century. That history shows in Winders housing — established neighborhoods with deep roots alongside significant recent growth.
Winder has seen substantial new residential development as Metro Atlanta has spread east. Older homes near downtown often need supply line updates, water heater replacements, and modernized fixtures. Newer subdivisions throughout the city are now reaching the age where first-generation builder plumbing needs attention. We handle both with the experience that comes from fifty years of Metro Atlanta service.
From historic homes on tree-lined streets near the courthouse square to brand-new developments on the citys outskirts, Winder homeowners trust us because we tell them the truth about what their home needs, quote it upfront, and do the work right the first time. Family-owned since 1974 — and still operating by the same values.
Major repair or replacement? We offer financing through Synchrony so you can get the work done now and pay over time.
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Call or text Tom Ward Plumbing now for honest, reliable service in Winder and throughout Barrow County.
