Water heater leaking from the bottom. Replace 50 gallon gas water heater with Bradford white and thermal expansion tank. Also replaced the main water shut off valve and pressure reducing valve.

Came out today to replace the dual Rheem Power vent 50 gal nat gas water heaters that were piped in parallel with a dedicated recirculating line tied in as well. We cut out all the old piping and removed the old water heaters from their stands. We installed our new pans with the drains ran to same spot they were before. Sat both of the brand new Rheem pro series 50 gal nat gas power vent water heaters, then proceeded to pipe the new units in series. We added new ball valve on cold side inlet, new check valve, and new 5.0 gal thermal expansion tank, instead of previous configuration of two 2.5 gal tanks. Properly supported the new expansion tank with a mounting bracket mounted to outer shell of water heater, per code. Ran the hot side of heater 1 into cold side of heater 2 with a ball valve in the middle. Then ran hot side of heater 2 to the hot side house feed and connected, also adding a ball valve on the out going hot line. We reconnected the venting for each new water heater then re

Customer had water in surrounding area of shower. Cut wall behind shower and found water leaking from loose drain and small leak on 1/2 copper. Attempted to make drain repair from above but unable to repair drain. Needed to demo lower section of shower in order to pull up shower. Removed faulty drain. Customer wanted to wait on further repair of drain. Also repaired copper section in wall of shower. Checked all areas of work for leaks. Customer has 147 PSI. Very high pressure.

Homeowner states that they called us because they had recently replaced the fill valve in the master bathroom toilet and it would take a long time to fill the tank so they wanted us to fix the issue. Upon arrival homeowner greeted me and showed me the master bathroom toilet located upstairs and also a leaking faucet in the next room bathroom. I did my inspection and found that the pressure was very unstable and would jump up and down any time a fixture was in use over 30 psi in drops and increase. I recommend replacing the leaking faucet, a minor toilet rebuild and a new PRV which homeowners agreed to. I began by shutting off the water at the meter and draining the home and I first replaced the leaking faucet with a new builder grade faucet and new supply lines. Once that was installed I moved on to the minor toilet rebuild which included a new fill valve flapper and supply line. Finally I moved to the basement crawl space and removed the old PRV and installed a new model with a new ba

Replaced PRV and four shut off valves on CPVC piping

The tenant noticed there is water bubbling in her garage ceiling. I did an all-around inspection on all the bathroom and washing machines above the garage. I did not find anything that is visibly leaking or actively leaking above the surface. I cut into the ceiling in the garage to find where the leak is coming from. There is not really any sign of moisture or wetness the insulation. The only thing that I see is some water stain mark on the sheet rock. I checked the washing machines valve on the hot side. It is have a small steady leak on the valve itself. The master bathroom shower handle is a little loose And also the tenant point out that the kitchen faucet sprayer hose have a rupture on it. The office toilet is continuously running, fill valve set too high

Client called us out today to address a rocking and leaking toilet in the basement bathroom. Home is from the 70’s and has cast iron pipes, with some new pvc mixed in. We checked water pressure and it was over 140 psi, with the safe range being 50-79 psi. We pulled up that basement bathroom toilet and the old flange came up with it. Got a new twist and set pvc toilet flange, then secured it to the concrete with tapcons. Added new closet bolts, new wax ring, and also new toilet shutoff and supply line. Tested for leaks, there are none. Caulked around base of toilet and advised client to give til tomorrow for use. To correct the water pressure issue, we replaced the old and failed pressure reducing valve with a new watts 25aub with also adding a new ball valve shutoff before it. Due to the very high pressure, the thermal expansion tank on the 3 yr old water heater had failed, we also replaced that failed thermal expansion tank with new. Tested all connections, there are no leaks.

40 gallon water heater in garage started leaking from the base. Homeowner elected to convert to a tankless due to how difficult it was to replace the tank. Installed Rheem Ikonik and tested to ensure proper function and a leak free install. Scheduled tankless flush 1 year out.

Customer upstairs two bathroom toilets and tubs are backing up. The tubs and toilets are holding sewage water. I extract the sewage from the tubs and toilets. Remove the toilet ran a flex shaft into the drain line for about 10 feet. I got to the stoppage break it down and everything flush. Soft tissue clogs. Pipe are cast iron and very corroded recommended customer to use thinner paper tissue products or do not dispose toilet tissue into toilet at all.

Customer stated that there was a leak under kitchen sink. Found out previous installer use flexible tubing, and recommend customer to re-pipe under kitchen sink. Customer agreed to quote went ahead and install new P-trap and new disposal kit. Tested for proper operation and leaks. No leaks were present at this time.

Main level hallway, bathroom toilet is clogged and not flushing. I cleared out with auger and tested operation flush multiple times with toilet tissue.

Customer upstairs bathroom tub is leaking at the drain seal connection. I replaced the pull and twist drain kit and replace seal, tested for operation.

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Customer stated that when shower there will be a leak that shows up in downstairs bathroom. Cut sheet rock and found that bottom tub drain was leaking anytime water was running. Removed old tub drain piece and found that previous installer cross threaded threads and drain shifted which caused a leak. Installed new tub drain and tested and no leaks were present at this time. Also replaced overflow plate. If leaks returns will need to replace waste and over flow.

Remove existing water heater and haul away. Furnish and install new 50 gallon electric water heater with new tank shut off and thermal expansion tank. Install new Prv. Tested for leaks and no leaks are present at this time. Set pressure to 65 psi

Price is to replace the kitchen line through the floor. Will remove trap below the floor bring a new line into the cabinet, and installed customer supplied a new studor vent and trap. 10/3/25 Customer had noticed water running from under sink cabinets when a large volume of water was dumped through the sink. Opened the sink and found two disconnected sections of tubular pipe. There was no trap and no venting present upon inspection. Found a running trap in crawlspace below. Gave customer price to properly bring 2 inch pvc from the crawlspace below and bring into cabinet with new trap and studor vent to have the line vent properly. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks. Customer’s water heater is past recommended age for replacement. Wrote a quote for water heater replacement.

Price is to run gas line in crawlspace from 3/4 black iron below, through kitchen cabinet and exterior brick wall to connect to fireplace on patio. Price includes tee into black iron, run up to 20 feet of trac pipe, and drill through brick to a new shutoff and flexible supply line. 10/3/25 Returned and drilled a penetration through the wall and floor of kitchen cabinet. Ran trac pipe to the patio through the crawlspace and connected to 3/4 gas line by furnace. Counted flange to brick and installed stop. Connected to existing gas fireplace with new pigtail. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks.

Replace the thermal expansion tank, reworked piping under kitchen sink with an AAV and new trap, and installed customer supplied toilet. Smelled a gas smell in the kitchen and located the gas leak at the flared connection for the kitchen island gas cooktop. Tightened the line as a courtesy. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks.

Returned and installed the new pump under utility sink, connected discharge line to above drain, and ran new water lines. Installed new water lines and dropped them in the wall. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks.

Client called us out due to one of their young children flushing something down the toilet right off the kitchen. We removed that toilet and layed it down. Was unable to push it out, and grabbed long needle nose pliers and was able to grab it and pull it out. It being green face paint. Toilet now unclogged and flowing. Noticed toilet flange was a little bit low, so we added an extra wax ring, then sat the toilet back down with new bolts and wax and new supply line as well. Once steadied we tested then caulked around the base of the toilet in white.

Customer sewage ejection pump tripping at breaker. Pulled pump found nothing jamming pump. Replaced pump with 1/2HP ejection pump. Ran water to cycle pump. Checked for leaks and proper function. Informed customer about low water pressure.

Client called us out due to a mystery leak located either outside the home around back, or in one of the crawl space areas of the home. Clients son was able to determine it was the cold line feeding 1 of the many additions to the home. After a good bit of diagnostics, we were able to discover the leak to be on the feed line running to outside old drinking fountain located by the pool. There was water coming from one of the compression fittings exposed, and very possibly was also leaking beneath the ground, which is why water was getting into the crawlspace area and the sump pump was spitting out a lot of water. We turned water back off, then cut that pipe leading outside to water fountain. Capped the feed end, and the end going out of the foundation to help prevent any further water or bug intrusion. Turned water back on and tested, no more leaks. Home water pressure was a little low at 40 psi, no issues there. 1 yr warranty on capping those lines.

Came out to give a few estimates on some work needed on the property. Discovered the main water service line outside has a leak on it as well. Client to figure a couple things out then get back with me on scheduling and details. Collected service fee. Will credit the SF back towards the estimates I’ve given.

09/26/2025 Arrived and dug by guest house to access sewer pipe. Also dug up by main house to access sewer pipe. Ran camera and found more issues with pipe. Gave customer new quote. And will return to install sewer Monday. 09/29/2025 Returned and rerouted drain line inside of home in basement and core drilled new sewer exit through foundation wall. Also dug trench outside. Will return tomorrow. 09/30/2025 returned and dug behind guest house to access sewer pipe. Sleeve 4 inch PVC pipe through 6 inch clay pipe. Installed 6 inch cleanout and connected 4 inch pipe. Also brand new sewer from home to guest house. Will need to return tomorrow to finish covering up. 10/01/2025 Returned and finished covering up trench. Also installed access point for backwater valve. Capped off old sewer going through foundation wall and also hydraulic cemented old cast-iron pipe. Cleaned up work area. Reinstalled fence but chen plumbing is not responsible if fence doesn’t hold. Also, Customer will need to fin

Customer’s water heater leaking at base. Very old heater. Replaced heater with 40gal rheem heater. Also replaced and mounted thermal expansion tank. Swapped gate valve to ball valve. After install, checked for leaks and proper function.