Plumbers in Decatur, GA

Homeowner states that the two PVC connections were leaking continuously and wanted us to come out and fix the leak. Upon arrival I was greeted by homeowner and he showed me to the backyard hose bib where it was connected to a multi port and then to PVC pipe and it was leaking at the connections. I suggested replacing the PVC with pex pipe which homeowner agreed to and I began by removing the PVC pipe as far down as possible. Then I used PVC adapters to pex and used pex pipe to connect the hose bin to the new lines. I also had to replace the hose bib shut off and once it was all connected and enough time passed for the PVC glue to cure I turned it on and it works properly no leaks or issues and homeowner is satisfied with the service provided.

Fixed busted 1/2 pvc pipe in the back yard

Customer had lots of plumbing repairs that are needed. Gave customer quote. Will need to return Monday to do job. What credit back $49

I came to install a new water service. I started by digging a hole at the meter and one at the house. I cut the old line out and started trenching the hole. I also had to bore under the drive way. I also installed a new stud out for the water service and connected to the min line in the home. As well as installing a new prv and while home shut off. I also installed a meter box with a ball valve outside. I back filled the hole after testing. Tested system and system is working properly with no leaks or issues. I also set the pressure at 60psi.

Auger snake toilet and new flapper installed

Identify shower valve cartridge cannot obtain at this time will leave quote to replace

Chrome tubular pipe had crumbled going back into the wall. Had to open up the wall and cut the lead arm out. Replaced with old back from the stack out through the wall. Installed new chrome pop up and p trap. Tested to ensure a leak free install. Before leaving I tested water pressure. Water pressure was up at 90 psi and had ruptured the expansion tank bladder. Received approval to install a new PRV and expansion tank. Calibrated both to 70 psi. 1 year warranty on all repairs. No further issue at this time.

Customer master bathroom toilet is leaking from the tank. I recommend customer to replace the toilet. Faucet is leaking and customer would like to replace the faucet as well for the same bathroom. I replaced the faucet with pop-up drain assembly and test operation.

Customer had a 2 year old disposal that had jammed and burnt completely out. Installed customer supplied disposal and reconnected to the existing dishwasher and drain lines. Tested to ensure proper function and no leaks.

Came out for possible high water pressure. Water pressure tested at 120 psi. This indicates the PRV had completely failed and would need to be replaced. Expansion tank on the water heater had a ruptured bladder. Homeowner elected to replace both. Dug up valve box and installed new Watts 25AUB. Replaced expansion tank and set pressure on both to 70 psi. Tested to ensure a leak free install. Left quote to replace water heater as it is from 2017. No further issue at this time. Did basic walk through of the house and checked every fixture. No issues found.

Customer wanted copper line going to water heater disconnected and capped. Disconnected copper line and capped right after tee to furnace. Cut on gas and leak tested cap.

Custom basement toilet is not flushing. I check the sewage ejector pump the sewage pump keep running and pushing up, the check valve is failing and as water being pushed up it keep going back down. The pump kept running because of that. I replaced the check valve and ball valve combo quiet. There are a little empty hole right next to the basin. I recommend customer to fill that hole up with concrete.

Upon arrival customer stated they are buying the home and had a list of things the inspector flaged. I stated by looking at the water heater. The main concern with it is the age and the stand it is on. Next I got in the crawl space and looked at the cast iron , the un strapped water pipe , and the prv. The home dose not have a prv so one needs to be installed. Also a big concern with the water pipes is that every fitting is a shark bite. The cast iron is in okay condition and there a small amount left in the crawl space. Also the agent suggested a flo by moen. I left estimates for all the work. The customer is planning on closing on the on the 20th and will have us out then to do the work.

Upon arrival customer stated he could not find a Burgundy toilet to replace the toilet. I informed the customer we would have to do a major tank rebuild. Gave customer estimate. Customer approved the estimate. I replaced everything in the tank. I took out old the fill valve, flush tower, supply line, tank to bowl bolts, and toilet handle. Then I installed all new parts. Tested system and system is working properly with no leaks or issues.

Replaced cold side piping and expansion tank. Set to 70 psi.

Water heater flush maintenance per customer request.

Customer 4 inch cast-iron clean out cap fall off and cause water to leaking into the crawlspace whenever the toilet being flush. I replace it with a 3 1/2 inch brass cap as a temporary fix. I recommended customer to replace everything with PVC.

Completed work summary, we successfully completed a partial re-pipe of the 4 inch cast-iron line, ensuring that all targeted sections are reliable. In addition we addressed a minor interior water paper pair to improve overall functionality. We also completed a full replacement of the bathtub trim, including the waste overflow assembly, and the P-trap. All work was thoroughly tested to ensure everything is functioning as intended.

Discussed options with customer. Checked crawlspace and assessed any galvanized or cast-iron piping. Left estimate for shower valve replacement.

Back up main sewer line for main building and trailer building , dug up line behind main building, cut access from old cast iron pipe for ran sewer machine and camera , cleared blockage , upon camera inspection done, found belly in the line , we will come back another time for repair quote

Homeowner states that the basement sump pump wasn’t working and it overflowed which triggered the water alarm and homeowner attempted to reset the pump but was unsuccessful and called us to fix the issue. Upon arrival homeowner greeted me in driveway and showed me to the basement area and had already pull out part of an animal the got sucked in the pump. I gave homeowner some solutions and she opted for a pull and reset which I did and the pump would trip the GFCI outlet every time and homeowner then agreed to replace the sump pump. I also informed homeowner that we would have to run the pump drain line properly because it was dumping out to the backyard. She understood and agreed to fix the problem so I removed the old pump and capped off the old line and installed the new sump pump with new check valve and shut off. I then cut off out a section of cast iron to install a 4 inch WYE by 2 inch and reduced it to 1-1/2 and ran new pipe to the new sump pump. Once it was dry fitted I then p

Car had hit 6” sdr cleanout in front yard. Dug down and cut out broken section. Replaced broken section flush with ground at homeowners request. Backfilled removed soil. Ran camera down cleanout to city sewer to ensure no further damage caused by the vehicle. No further issue at this time.

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Homeowner states that they are having a strange smell in the third floor bathroom and cannot find it and called us to attempt to locate it. Upon arrival I knocked on door and homeowners greeted me and showed me to the third floor where they had closed the bathroom door to close in the smell. Once it was opened I could smell a strange odor but couldn’t locate and checked the p trap to ensure it had water in the sink as well as the tub. Suggested to the homeowner to cut the drywall behind the p trap in the vanity and they agreed to it. I cut out a large rectangular piece of drywall and removed it and took video and used a CO2 sensor to test for any leaks but was unsuccessful. Showed homeowner both pictures and videos and explained that there was no smell or any marks to indicate that there was a leak and finally checked the attic. Everything was properly connected and also couldn’t find any PVC breaks or any connections without primer or glue. Finally did my inspection and highly recomme

Customer downstair kitchen sink back up when washer run, I cleared out pipe thru clean out near washer dryer. A lot of tissue build up as cast iron pipe very corroded and have scale build up. Section of main line have a belly in it submerged under water. Recommended customer to replace pipe from house to street. No guarantee as pipe need to be replace.