Quoted pump replacement, Dawson will come do it tomorrow

For this customer, they had a blockage in their tubular trap so therefore I took apart the tubular underneath the kitchen sink, cleaned it all out to ensure that proper flow was restored additionally, once cleaned out I did a couple different test videos and to show that light was passing through the tubular traps Once cleaned and clear there are no further issues. There’s no leaks from the connections that were taken off nor the leaks to begin with at this time the line is clear and the customer is all set. Check the water pressure and the water pressure red at 50 psi water heater is from 2017 electric. The customer decided to become a win with Chen member, welcome to the family. At this time, there are no further issues.

This customer jetted their French drain system in the front of the house. French drain was able to be jetted all the way to the exit of the drainage system however after camping and figuring out what the initial problem was, there are roots growing into that French drain, causing the water in the mud to back up indicating that it needs to be dug up and replaced so therefore, I recommended the customer to find a drainage specialist to get the French drain situated properly. Additionally, they had another problem with the do the tubing at this time. It is draining into a flexible fuel line type of tubing so therefore, we will have to re-pipe the garbage disposal of the kitchen sink drain line. At this time, the customer will have to hire a contractor to do the landscaping.

Reviewed various different items of work. Will return Friday to complete these items.

Customer had leak coming from upstairs shower. Gave customer options to address issue. Cut ceiling below shower and ran a couple tests to identify leak. Found no water to be coming from drain and drain line directly, but water appearing on subfloor in surrounding area underneath shower. Explain to customer about shower pan and additional options in order to attempt to address leak issue.

customer had widespread faucet on pedestal sink needing replacement. Offered full plumbing inspection. And checked pressure of house. Customer wanted to address faucet. Gave options for replacement installed new customer provided faucet with pop-up as assembly. Set pedestal sink back on wall caulked to wall. Ran water to check for leaks and proper function.

Shut off water to home and drain system. Remove trim and stems for gerber tub faucet. Install new rebuild kit with new stems, seats, trim, and handles. Test for proper operation. Clean workspace Shut off water to home and drain system. Cut out leaking shut off valve missing handle for back yard hose spicket in basement. Install new 1/4 turn shut off valve and test for proper operation and leak. Clean work space

Finished up previously quoted job

Customer had a kitchen sink backing up in both compartments. Informed customer that sneaking is risky due to agent condition of copper drain pipe discussed replacing pipe and wall with a new air admittance valve. Customer declined any work the required cutting the drywall. Customer approved, sneaking the drain and understood that it may not clear it and that it may damage the pipe cleared out rice and birthday cake from the line restored flow for now.

Found upstairs left bedroom restroom shower running constantly. Replaced cartridge with customer supplied parts. No warranty on shower. Did minor rebuild on upstairs toilet in right bedroom restroom due to constantly running.

Found security hose bib near hvac out door unit behind sitting area leaking. Removed old hose bib in wall and replaced with new security hose bib. Tested and hydro concreted the penetration.

Came out for a leak in the ceiling. Arrived and met with homeowner. He directed me to the basement bathroom where we saw water slowly dripping out through the opening in the drywall where the fixtures were sticking through. Customer had shut the water down to the home for the last two days until we could get out here and water had continued to slowly keep leaking. We inspected the bathroom above where the leak was forming. We found the fill valve on the toilet had a small crack that had suddenly occurred at the base of the valve inside the tank. It allowed small stream of water to continuously seep out of the tank and ran down the supply line to the valve, where it continued running down the pipe into the ceiling below. Even after the water had been shut off for two days, the tank was still holding some water and explained why it was still continuing to slowly drip down. We rebuilt the toilet and replaced the supply line. Homeowner also had us open the ceiling to ensure there were no o

We reinstalled the threaded piece of the faucet that had come loose on the tub filler. Customer had purchased a new faucet for replacement parts if needed. After securing the threaded hose adapter back into the faucet, we reassembled the sprayer hose and tested to ensure nothing was leaking on the faucet. Recommended the homeowner keep the faucet for possible future repairs. No further issue at this time.

This customer they are faucet kitchen sink faucet is leaking so therefore I recommend replacing it with brand new one customer supplied that is exactly what the homeowner is planning on doing. Took a look at the water pressure water pressure is reading at 55 psi they do have a shark bite. PRB recommended get that replaced as well. Additionally, the two water heaters are not piped correctly. Recommend to get those properly pipes as well and or do it when it comes time to replace the water heaters. I couldn’t find a leak from the shower, however wherever we are replacing two angle stops for the dishwasher and the hot line for the faucet and we’re gonna go ahead and replace that faucet as well.

Came out to this customer‘s house to give him an estimate on a new 50 gallon gas water heater the water heater that is currently installed. There is from 2008. The water heater is definitely at end of life so therefore I recommend to get that replaced along with the pressure reducing valve the pressure reducing valves from 2016 is 10 years old However there has been signs of it leaking on the top of the nut so therefore I checked the water pressure and the water pressure red at 80 psi so therefore I recommended you get the pressure reducing valve replaced along with the water heater. Bring that water heater up to code installing a new CSST corrugated stainless steel gas Line. Attach the thermal expansion tank to the cinder block wall. This water heater is currently not leaking. There’s a small drip on the shut off out though very minor. The homeowners are expecting to replace it sometime mid June.

Arrived today with water off for the kitchen faucet , customer bought a new replacement faucet , explained to the customer new faucet only use one hole , old faucet has three holes , we have to use sink hole covers to cover extra holes with some additional charge , customer decide just keep the old faucet handle and spray hose and old soap dispenser as for not left hole open and paying extra , faucet is installed with handle on the Front instead on side as normally because is too close to the old faucet handle since we did not remove it , this is approved by customer. Also cabinet door hinge was very old and loose , disposal looks about to leak , customer just told me replace it later

After confirming the clog in the kitchen and laundry lines, we first attempted to clear them with standard equipment. When that doesn’t succeed, we cut the laundry, drain line and ran equipment directly there to avoid any turns. We didn’t updated pricing for cutting sheet rock behind the laundry vent stack, installing to clean out tee, and adding an access panel. While restored flow, we informed the customer this is temporary, as both lines have backfill that’s significant grease. They understand that no warranty applies.

Diagnosed leaking heater. Found gas heater from 2017 leaking at base. Water pressure is 55psi. Also found vent for heater not to be up to code. Currently vent runs horizontal 15 ft and exits out side of home to exterior. Left estimate to replace current heater with new heater and bring vent up to code.

Customer stated that toilet downstairs was leaking and also lavatory faucet was dripping. Also mentioned that tub up stairs handle was loose on hot side and that tub and toilet weren’t drain properly. Downstairs toilet rebuild toilet completely by replacing fill valve, supply line, and flush valve with toilet handle. Tested and no leaks were present at this time. Attempted to take apart lavatory faucet downstairs to make repair but lavatory faucet is old and has corrosion so wasn’t able to get it apart. Recommended to have lavatory faucet replaced. Upstairs tightened hot side tub handle and ran snake through drain. Pulled back lots of hair. Afterwards tested tub drain and no it’s draining as it should. Ran auger though toilet upstairs as a courtesy to attempt to fix toilet flushing issue. Wasn’t able to resolve issue. Mentioned to customer that there maybe a blockage or the toilet it self is working properly. As far at repairs done today there is a 1 year warranty on parts and labor.

Left estimate for inline filter.

Diagnosed high water bill. Checked inside and outside home for any signs of leaks. No leaks detected. Water line coming into home is cpvc line. Cpvc is very brittle when it gets older. Suspect water service line has a break. Could not confirm water service leak due to meter not turning on. Recommend calling water shed department and have them inspect and or repair meter to get reading. Also left estimate for water service line replacement.

Left quote to replace a 40 gallon electric lowboy in the crawlspace. Replacement is going to require cutting out the framing for the door to the crawlspace to make enough room to get the old tank out and the new tank in. Customer getting multiple quotes at this time before making a decision. Water pressure tested in the normal range.

Performed win with Chen annual plumbing inspection. Everything in home is working well and no leaks. Home has recently been repiped with new drain and water lines. Pressure is at 60 psi and water heater is new. Left estimate to replace service stops for fixtures with built in supply lines.

Call for estimate on hose spigot and to correct squealing faucet. Arrived and met with Kyle and Clay. Kyle wanted info on checking a hose spigot, or adding one to the front of the house. Also, Clay’s faucet hot side makes a loud noise when it’s being used. Before beginning i checked in about our recent work with the gas lines. Both the grill and the stove have been functioning consistently and correctly, and no issues since our final repair. Today we flushed water heaters and performed an annual inspection. NOTES FOR KYLE/CLAY: Master bathroom faucet: Rebuild or replace. Faucet appears to be a Storm Living Columbia Bridge (P0549). Check for hot side cartridge replacement options. Alternatively, purchase new faucets and replace. Hose Spigot: Spoke with Kyle about the several options to install new hose spigots, and structural limitations. Kyle would like to wait on installing new hose spigots at this time. Contact handyman about top floor shower to see if a tile repair. Or other

Customer had leak coming from ceiling with master bath shower above. After throrough evaluation found pressure to be good also informed customer about tankless flush maintenance. Gave options for repairs/maintenance. Cut ceiling and ran water through drain then preformed shower pan test by plugging drain allowing water to fill pan. Leak formed in ceiling coming directly from subfloor. Explained to customer about shower pan conditions and no put back of sheet rock. Cleaned area after work was completed