Plumbers in Marietta, GA

Property management states that the tenant is having trouble with the toilet located below the first floor that it keeps leaking and won’t stop from the base. Upon arrival tenant greeted me and showed me the toilet and she had turned off the water at the angel stop and I turned it on to see where the water was coming from. I could see water dripping from the bolts and when flushed water would come from underneath the toilet. I also did my inspection and found that the PRV wasn’t working properly losing 35+ psi when usuing any one fixture for water and the GWH is 12+ years old. I called the property management and she answered and opted to replace both the PRV and install a new toilet. I removed the old PRV and install a new model with a new ball valve and once it was pressed it works properly no leaks or issues. Will be back tomorrow to replace toilet.

I returned today to install the new water service. I dug two holes one at the meter and one at the house. Then i trenched the the two holes together. When I went to shoot the bore the trencher got stuck due to how bad the yard was saturated I was able to get the trencher unstuck but had to hand dig everything due to not being able to use trencher because of how wet the yard was from the leak. After I dug everything up I ran the pipe. I connected everything and tested to insure there were no leaks. I also installed a new meter box for the ball valve and back filled everything.

Upon arrival customer stated the ice maker leaked water all on to the floor of the kitchen and soaked everything under the island in the kitchen. I found the the drain line had broken off the drain. Which caused all the water to drain on to the floor. The water damaged the floor under the island and also possibly the cabinets

Client called us out today to look at possibly a leak on their main waterline. Upon further inspection, the water meter was not spinning. Therefore there was no leak on their line. We checked the water pressure and it was over 110 psi the safe range for water pressure is 50 to 79psi. Today we replaced the failed pressure reducing valve for the whole home water and added a new ball valve shut off in replacement of the old gate valve. We let the glue drive from the irrigation tie in point for about 30 minutes then turn the water back onto the home. Tested no leaks. Set home water pressure to 60 psi. Also, the thermal expansion tank on the 10 yr old tank nat gas water heater had failed due to the very high water pressure. We gave client the options for replacing just the expansion tank on the old water heater and to replace the whole water heater installed up to code with a 6 yr manufacturer warranty and 2 yr parts and labor from us, which includes the thermal expansion tank. Client d

Quoted water line repair or replacement, customer will decide and let us know Monday

Capped off gas line in back yard and bubble tested exposed piping. Notified homeowner she would need to have gas line pressure tested since it is underground if they ever plan on reconnecting the fireplace. Augered master bathroom toilet and cleared blockage. Customer notified us that she did use plunger in toilet. Not responsible for leaking from wax ring if the wax wing was blown out by the plunger. Rebuilt Toto toilet in upstairs hall bathroom. No further issue at this time.

Returned and installed warranty replacement customer supplied water heater. Ensured a leak free install and proper function. Confirmed no pressure issues inside house. Hauled off old water heater.

Upon arrival customer stated the fill valve was make a high pitched noise and the water level was dropping in the tank. I informed the customer that the fill valve and the flapper would need to be replaced. Gave customer estimate. Customer approved the estimate. I took out the old fill valve and flapper and installed new ones. Tested system and system is working properly with no leaks or issues.

Upstairs guest bathroom toilet had guts previously replaced incorrectly. Customer had problem with toilet running non stop that ran up their water bill. Inspected toilet and found both the flapper and fill valve were improperly installed. Received approval to rebuild toilet. Replaced flapper, fill valve, toilet handle, and the supply line. Tested multiple times to ensure proper function. Water pressure tested in normal range. Customer had the tankless installed recently. Left quote to flush the water heater. No further issue at this time.

Warranty claim for water heater. Customer handling water heater warranty claim. Coming back tomorrow to install new tank.

Checked high water bill problem, found high water pressure, replaced Prv, found no leaks in the home .

Customer had a wet spot on the ceiling near kitchen area in the living room. I cut ceiling drywall about 2‘ x 3‘ and found a pinhole leak on a three-quarter inch copper pipe cold water line. I replaced up to 2 feet of copper pipe and test for operation.

Replaced a washing machine box , relocate and rough in new delta shower valve.

Diagnose leak between two bathrooms on split level home. Full access to pipes underneath with drop ceiling. Found hole in subfloor between master shower and hallway bathroom. Ran all fixtures in all bathrooms. Advised customer and tenant to caulk around all trim plates. Found water leaking behind trim plate in master shower, but not main issue. Potentially leak coming from roof in ventilation line. Definite signs of rodents in vicinity as well. Advised property management to contact reliable restoration for damage mitigation. Left estimate for kitchen faucet replacement.

Quoted copper pipe leak repair

Homeowner states that they received a high water bill and got a call for the water department that they have a leak somewhere in their property. Homeowner contacted us and wanted us to come out locate and fix the issue. After arriving homeowner greeted me and showed me the whole home and was under the impression that the water was shut off in the basement shut off but when I turned it on there was no water and had to check the meter. Turned on the water meter and could hear water running somewhere inside the home. Found the leak coming from a toilet in one of the second floor toilets and took a video and also checked the pressure and it was above normal range. Homeowner decided to repair both a minor toilet rebuild and a new PRV with shut off. Turned off the water and drained the home in the basement then started with the minor toilet rebuild and proceeded with the PRV. Had to glue in a new PVC adapter to copper and worked my way up to the old PRV and removed it. Then installed the new

Arrived. Customer explained that all hanging bracket for gardening equipment. Customer may have hit a waterline with screw, cut out section of sheet rock found 3 inch Drain line behind sheet rock, gave customer price to replace section that had two screw holes. customer approved, replaced section, thoroughly tested work.

Run a new drain line into cabinet, reconfigure and rework existing tubular drain piping underneath the kitchen sink to ensure proper alignment and flow as well as add Studer vent to allow proper venting of drainage system, connect the dishwasher drain line into the new tubular piping or directly to the garbage disposal, depending on the most efficient configuration. Thoroughly test all connections fittings for leaks, for fully functional and leak free system Preformed work mentioned above,thoroughly tested all connections, work is tested and complete

Customer stated that they wanted 3 new toilets installed. Gave customer price to install 3 customer provided toilets and customer agreed. Pulled all three toilets upstairs and all flanges were in great shape. Put together all three new toilets and installed. Tested for proper operation and leaks. Toilets were working as they should and no leaks were present at time of departure. Cleaned up work area.

Homeowner called and states that her garbage disposal wouldn’t turn on and it would just hum and she heard something hitting inside before it stopped working. Upon arrival homeowner greeted me and showed me to kitchen and I checked out the garbage disposal and homeowner agreed to unjam it. I unjammed the garbage disposal and found two pieces of plastic toys for toddlers which I removed and it works properly no issues. Did my inspection and found that the expansion tank was blown and the PRV wasn’t working properly the pressure was at 83 psi. Also noticed that the GWH are in serious using pex A pipe. Homeowner agreed to replace the PRV and expansion and I repiped the GWH using copper 18 inches. Replaced the PRV with new model and also the expansion tank. Homeowner is satisfied with the service provided.

Plumbing

Customer said that there was a leak under the sink and found that P-trap wasn’t glued all the way. Gave customer quote to remove P-trap completely because sink didn’t need it. Customer approved and went ahead and removed P-trap and just install installed 90. Tested no leaks were present at this time.

Replaced price Pfister hot water side cartridge

Scope of work completed: -Professionally installed flo by moen -Furnished and installed new water heater, brought everything up to code. -Replaced pressure reducing valve(PRV) -Installed new whole house shut off valve -Properly soaked and prime filter media prior to flushing for optimal system performance. Quality assurance: All installations and replacements were completed to industry standards,components were tested and verified for proper function and confirmed to be free of leaks. System left an optimal working condition upon departure. We will return Thursday to flush out media of filter. Scope of work completed: Flushed filter media and tested for proper function

Customer had a leak on 3/4 cold line coming off the water heater in the garage. Pipe was located in the wall of master bathroom near the shower valve. Cut out and repaired section of pipe, and replaced the prv in the box outside because the pressure was high. Read pressure at 110 psi. Checked on another water source with another gauge because the pressure reading had been 60 the week before. Still had a high reading with a different gauge. Thermal expansion tank is still working properly. Noted an old shutoff leading to the exterior of the home. Found it was for a hose bib that was no longer installed. Capped the line as a courtesy. Checked all work to ensure proper function and no leaks. None were found.