Plumbers in Duluth, GA

Customer pulled hose bib in the back from wall because is CPVC pipe and not secured well , today we cut drywall inside bedroom replaced hose bib and secured to the wall and installed small 6x 9 access panel .

Plumbing

Customer upstairs ‘s master bathroom toilet there are water around the floor between the flooring. The floor is a little bit squishy, whenever the toilet flush a little bit of water comes out at the bottom of the base. I remove and reset the toilet, put new wax ring, new toilet to floor bolts and caulking.

We have identified an issue with the sewer line near the foundation wall. Our proposed work include excavation up to 5 feet deep to access and replace damage section of pipe, extending the 10 feet from the foundation wall. While the pipe is cut and accessible, we will perform a camera inspection of the remaining line leading to septic tank to assess its overall condition. We will also install to clean out one leading into the house and one leading out to the septic tank. This repair serves as a next step in the repair process, and does not guarantee a permanent resolution. Should additional issues be present beyond the identified area, further repairs may be necessary. Please note that we are not responsible for the restoration or repair of the landscaping disturb during excavation. Performed work mentioned above after we receive approval with estimate, line had two major issues within 10 feet of foundation wall. Inform customer that line was filling into hole from inlet side of

Homeowner states that he noticed water running down the sidewalk from his front yard and called us out to fix the issue. Upon arrival homeowner greeted me in front yard and showed me the water and where he thinks it’s coming from the yard. I also did my inspection and found that the PRV isn’t working the GWH is 14+ years old and there is a broken CPVC condensation pipe broken and leaking into the foundation that needs to be fixed but homeowner only wanted the main water line fixed. After he agreed to do the repair I began by digging up the yard where it most likely could be and I had to cut a lot of tree roots and I found it coming from a section that a rock was rubbing the line until it caused it to leak. I then removed the dirt around it and used a McDonald compression coupling for 1 inch pipe and tightened it down. Once it was set in I turned on the water and waited for a few minutes and no leaks or issues were found. Homeowner is satisfied with the service provided.

Customer have a massive break water leak on a water service line that ran under the slab near the bathroom a lot of water, pooling up when water being turned on. recommended customer have a full house Repipe.

Tried to clear main sewer line with cable but unable to clear. Stop at about 80ft from clean out. Everything still back up, possible pipe broken. Recommended jetting but customer denied and will call back when needed

Customer have a big leak on cold water line inside house, poss slab leak, cut drywall to find leak but no find. Referred customer to national leak detection. Will credit dispatch fee toward repair. Please send Kevin back to this job.

Replaced a faulty sewerage ejector pump in basement, caused flooding in multiple rooms

Customer stated that there was a leak on PRV and that tankless wasn’t working properly and also a leak under guest bathroom. Gave customer culture to replace PRV in main house shut off valve customer greets. I went ahead and furnishing installed new PRV and new three-quarter inch shut off valve tested and No leaks were present at this time. Gave customer quote to diagnose tankless issue and at this time customer didn’t want to proceed. Also ran water in guest bathroom and didn’t see any leaking in crawlspace at this time. Cleaned up work area.

Customer stated that master bath shower wasn’t draining. Pulled up drain cover and found hair catcher. Cleaned out hair and tested. Now shower is draining as it should. Also water heaters from 2012 and pressure is at 80 psi

Upon arrival customer stated he had a pvc line in the back yard that is leaking customer also stated a hose bib in the back yard was leaking has well. Gave customer estimate. Customer approved estimate to replace hose bib. I unsoldered the old hose bib and soldered the new hose bib on. I tested the hose bib and the hose bib is working properly with no leaks or issues. When checking the pressure I noticed the pressure was moving when water was turned on in the home. I informed the customer that the prv has failed and would need to be replaced. Gave customer estimate. Customer approved estimate. I cut out old prv and installed the new prv. Tested system and system is working properly with no leaks or issues.

We cut section of Driveway and replaced pvc pipe with roots and belly with new pvc pipe

Customer stated that he had floor drain that was backing up. Ran snake to clear stoppage and tested by running lots of water through it and drain was draining as it should. Cleaned up work area.

Cut out stop valve and rerouted pipe away from toilet to allow for bidet seat tee to have enough space to be installed. Tested to ensure leak free install

Found a leaking 40 gallon gas water heater , replaced with a new Rheem 40 gallon gas short water heater with pan and expansion tank included

Client called us out today due to their basement bathroom toilet backing up when flushed. Basement plumbing is on a sewage ejector pump, which is located in the mechanical room behind the water heater, under the staircase. We bypassed the float on the old pump to try to empty the pit some, and the old pump just hummed and didn’t do anything. Pump failure. We replaced the failed sewage ejector pump with new zoeller 4/10 hp sewage ejector pump, and also replaced the old ball valve and check valve with the replacement. Sat new pump in pit, then put the lid back on. Got the lid set in place where it needed to be, and fastened it back down. Connected the new discharge pipe from the pump up to the existing line and installed the new ball valve and check valve. Once all connections were made, we let glue set up for approximately 15 mins, then tested vigorously with paper also. Everything is running as it should with the new pump. Connected vent back and cleaned up our area. 1 yr parts and

Found leak from base of toilet , it’s old toilet , we replaced with a western elongated ADA toilet today

Customer had a whole house stoppage. Observed multiple toilets gurgling when water is ran. Checked the outside cleanout and it was backed up to the top of the cleanout. Attempted to run flex shaft and couldn’t clear the stoppage. Informed customer that roots were pulled back on the flex shaft and that jetting would be necessary. Customer approved pricing for the jetter. Cautioned customer that jetting roots is a temporary measure and can last anywhere from an hour to a year. Made sure the point of jetting was understood for the line to be clear enough to inspect and price a repair. Ran jetter and was able to punch a hole in the stoppage to drain the line down. Performed camera work and found that the stoppage was occurring about 30 feet down the line in SDR piping. A 45 after another 45 degree turn was observed to be apparently broken due to pipe fragments mixed in with the roots. Jetted appeared to be exiting the pipe in the same spot due to multiple turns in quick succession and coul

Customer stated having a high water bill over the last month and a half. Upon arrival, water meter, constantly running at steady slow pace. Shut off water to irrigation system and meter still running. Shut off interior hall home shut off valve and meter stopped moving. Examined three separate water heaters in home and checked temperature and pressure discharge line ends outside of home with no water. Detached hoses from three separate hose spigot on exterior of home with no water passing through. Washing machine connections, not leaking and icemaker line for refrigerator not leaking. Checked all seven faucets in the home with no leaking. Three different showers were not leaking as well. Placed tablets in all toilets to find hallway, bathroom toilet allowing water to pass-through. Completed minor tank rebuild for customer with toilet no longer leaking. Meter has stopped moving.

Replace section of pipe that was compromised. Use appropriate fittings and mechanical fittings to ensure long lasting permanent solution,thoroughly tested for any leaks as well as added to clean out to get better access for future maintenance work is thoroughly tested and complete.

Came out for loud noise in bathroom. Arrived and homeowner said the noise stopped but was coming from the wall in the master bathroom. She had a toilet that was acting up, with the fill valve failing to fill the tank randomly. Found the stop valve behind the tank was mostly closed. Believe this was the source of the high pitched noises but were unable to replicate the noise. Toilet guts were worn out and homeowner elected to have us do a minor rebuild. During the repair the stem for the flush valve snapped off. We notified homeowner and removed the tank and also replaced the flush valve and tank bolts/gaskets. Reinstalled the tank with a new supply line and tested to ensure a leak free install. Water pressure inside the home was fine. No further issue at this time.

Discussed options and issues with customer regarding plumbing system. Nut on basement sink pop-up assembly was loose. Tightened and tested with no leaks. There is no warranty for this courtesy item. Strongly suggested to customer to replace pressure valve and water heater. Estimate sent.

Faucet repair

Two water heaters in the house , 17-19 years old both , did lit heater in basement, not be able to light heater in top floor , water heater has small leaks already .