Leaking 40 gallon electric water heater in basement, Replaced a 40 gal electric water heater and 50 gal gas water heater all together, pan and new expansion tanks installed .

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6785921115 Run camera from clean out to inspect sewer line outside of home. Ran camera from pvc clean out and was only able to get about 30 feet out. Found that there looks to be a pipe separation and also root intrusion. Also there was lots of debris in pipe. Also found that 1 bathroom in basement is on a pump and the other is gravity. My recommendation for customer will be to replace sewer line and install an additional pump system for bathroom that is currently gravity. Ball park estimate for repairs that are needed will be between $23,000-$33,000.

Left quotes for multiple repairs

Client called us out due to the sewage ejector pump for basement fixtures and kitchen drain not working anymore. We’ve been out previously to remove large amount of grease from the pump and pit and got it running again. This time the pump was burnt up and would no longer work. I believe this is due to the original installer not drilling a “weep hole” on the drain pipe causing the pump to get air locked and burn up. Client also had a continuous gas smell in the basement ongoing since last visit. Customer thought it might be the vent for the tankless water heater, which is incorrect. I bubble tested the gas connections checking for leaks and found a leak at the flex connector. Was able to tighten that up and stop that gas leak. We also turned up water pressure to 60 psi as it was 40 psi and we recently replaced the pressure reducing valves. Today we replaced the burnt up sewage ejector pump with new and reconnected the discharge line and vent pipe and tested. Pump now running as it sho

Capped off 2” pvc drain and two water line

Left different quote options to replace water heater, as well as the disposal

Water service leaking in garage upon arrival. Informed customer we did not touch the ball valve in the garage we shut the water off at the meter. Informed customer since he had 2 whole home shutoff valves we could cut that one out and just put back pvc. Customer stated he had the water service done 4 years ago and was going to call the company that did it to see what their warranty was

Water leak upon arrival. Customer stated her water bill went up while she was out of the house for 3 months. After looking found fill valve in the bathroom not shutting off and allowing a little bit of water to pass through. Informed customer the fill valve would need to be replaced. Gave customer estimate, customer approved estimate. Installed new fill valve and supply line and turned water back on. No leaks were found and fill valve is working properly. Checked at the meter and customer no longer had a leak. No leaks upon departure

Returned and installed tankless as stated in estimate. Ran a new t&p, condensate line, installed a thermal expansion device, and installed and mounted a new Navien tankless. Tim will be out later in the day in inspect work and the office will reach out to collect payment.

Water heater replacement in crawl space 40 gallon short difficult crawl space access Repipe water heater to bring up to code For this customer we installed a new 40 gallon gas water heater in the crawl space, the previous water heater had gotten water in it from a external source, so therefore we installed a pan, piped into the sump pump pit. Installed a new thermal expansion tank and bracketed it to the water heater. Installed a new gas shut off valve, repiped the flex line, repiped all the water lines into copper, with a fresh new shut off valve, used cpvc transition fittings to copper to make the proper connection. Piped the t&p into the sump pump pit as well. No gas and or water leaks, tested with a gas meter.

Quoted new toilet and water heater expansion tank and pipe repair

First job came out to here. CUSTOMER is having an electrician wire up a bigger breaker to install electric tankless however, since we do not install electric tankless units because of the poor quality in them, I was not able to offer him a estimate for the installation due to the fact that we do not work on themCUSTOMER did not wanna go back with the tank saw water heater. He wanted a free of some space in his utility closet so he didn’t was not interested in an estimate for that as well. CUSTOMER did not wanna go back with the tank saw water heater. He wanted a free of some space in his utility closet so he didn’t was not interested in a estimate for that as well and additionally, that was not able to check the pressure because the condo building it has it’s individual shut off valve but not an individual PRV so if I check the pressure would be incorrect. This unit was on the first floor of the condo building.

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Discussed and signed up membership with customer

Board new water main into crawlspace area at an accessible location installed new whole house shut off and PRV tied every fixture back in to. Board new water main into crawlspace area at a accessible location installed new whole house shut off and PRV tied every fixture back in to. Customer stated they wanted all galvanized piping replaced with packs. Any other sort of piping was OK to leave re-piped house accordingly only fix your left and galvanized was front Restroom tub. Customer did not want to cut sheet rock to replace. Also replaced 40 gallon short gas water heater brought everything up to code as well. All work has been properly tested and verified functioning upon departure.

Replaced a hot water heater recirculating pump as warranty job today , tested after we put new pump is working, we will check with customer in a day or two again .

Left quote to swap out the tankless water heater in the crawlspace

Returned to replace water heater. Drained and cut out old 40 gallon electric tank. Installed new 50 gallon Rheem electric water heater. Tested to ensure a leak free installation and proper function. No further issue at this time, 2 year labor warranty on installation, 6 year manufacturer warranty on tank itself.

Client called us out due to a leak at bottom of disposal In kitchen. The disposal itself had rusted out and was the culprit. We removed the 1/3 hp disposal and the drain pieces and electrical. Then installed the new 1/2 hp badger disposal with new tubular drain pieces. Tested, no issues. 1 yr labor warranty Home water pressure is 75 psi.

Water leak in yard upon arrival. Customer stated the leak was by the meter. After digging up found short section of copper pipe and then it transitions to galvanized. Informed customer we could not repair the pipe but we could replace it. Gave customer estimate, customer declined estimate at this time

Client called us out due to a water leak causing a very high water bill. Client had noticed the main floor bathroom toilet running constantly. We checked the other toilets in home and the upstairs hall bathroom toilet was also somewhat running. Checked water pressure and it was over 110 psi, safe range is 50-79 psi. Also, the thermal expansion tank on the dual nat gas water heaters had failed and was hanging full of water, due to the high water pressure in the home. Client does have a leak outside on the irrigation system, BUT we were able to stop that leak by turning the system off. Client has irrigation guy coming this week. We replaced the failed pressure reducing valve and added new ball valve shutoff and set home water pressure to 60 psi. We also replaced the failed thermal expansion tank that was not properly supported nor sized correctly, with new 5 gal expansion tank on a mounting bracket secured to the brick wall with anchors. Also added a ball valve on cold side of the w

Water jet kitchen sink drain vent from roof Cable snake the tub and overflow Replace pop up assembly in bathroom Jetted the vent stack on the roof for the kitchen drain line had a little bit of backsplash coming from the laundry room however, we did clean that up and talk with the TENANT about it. In addition to that we got that line all opened up and verified the cleanout after that went ahead and snaked the overflow for the tub drain. It is all old cast-iron so it’s nothing to drain the greatest unless we replace the Piping underneath however, the drain is draining perfectly fine and additionally that went ahead and replace the pop-up assembly in the bathroom because the previous one was leaking and needed to be replaced once completed. There are no leaks. The customer is all set to use their kitchen sink, the bathroom sink and the tub drain as they wish and there’s no further issues at this present day.

Remove existing water heater and haul away. Furnish and install new 40 gallon gas, tall heater with new thermal expansion tank and drip pan under heater. Also install new tank shut off. Also rework piping. Removed old water heater. Furnish and installed new 40 gallon gas water heater with new thermal expansion tank and tank shut off. Also rework both hot and cold water lines. Tested and no leaks were present at this time. Bleed out as much air from the system as possible. Turned water heater on and there should be hot water within 45 minutes. Cleaned up work area. Also found that water pressure is at about 75 to 78 psi. Recommend recommended to customer have PRV replaced. Will send estimate to do so.

Water leak in yard upon arrival. Customer stated the city came and told him the leak was on his side. After digging found galvanized water service. Informed customer we could not repair the line but could replace it. Gave customer estimate, customer approved estimate. Returned to install new water service from meter to inside of house. Ran new 1 inch black poly line up to the house and stubbed copper out to connect. Installed new 1 inch ball valve at the meter with a new valve box. Turned water on to check for leaks and found no leaks. Customer now has new water service and no longer has galvanized in the ground. Left trench mounded so it will settle back even. Water line is working and no leaks upon departure