Plumbers in Lilburn, GA

Found parking lot full of water. Jetted storm drain for 70’ to clear blockage. Tested and left in good working order.

Toilet in women’s room handicap stall is not flushing and filling bowl well. Found flush mate pressure assisted flush valve. Recommended new toilet. Provided and installed new Kohler tall toilet Ada height. Installed with new toilet bolts and wax ring. Installed new supply line and tested. Sealed around base of toilet. Cleaned work space

Replaced hose bib on front of house. Tested to ensure proper function and a leak free installation. Water pressure tested in the normal range. Left quote to replace the water service as it is still the original galvanized pipe. Also left quote to move his filter. No further issue at this time.

Snaked the main line from lower level toilet opening, cleared blockage , camera inspected the line , found sewer service line outside with many belly area , no warranty, attached video , also attached quote for replacement

Will need to repipe the flange from below and stub out a new piece of pvc then the flooring people would come in and replace the floor in order to have the flange level with the floor. Replace the flange from above the CUSTOMER has ABS piping in the ceiling from the basement and additionally I was able to cut the flange from above rather than below with an inside pipe cutter. I used ABS to PVC glue for the transition. Use the 3 inch coupling with a little bit of 3 inch pipe. Additionally installed a new 4 x 3 flange, I was able to properly get the flange to floor height to match with the floor. The general contractor will be installing the toilet back so it will be installed by him so there would be no return visit unless something else breaks at this time the new flanges and the general contractor wants to screw it to the floor to the OBS answer the hardwood so my job was just to install the new flange.

Customer was worried, waxing on first floor toilet was leaking due to discoloration of area around it, recommend pulling and resetting toilet. Customer also stated downstairs. Bathroom will continually run. Checked pressure to verify pressure was not issue. Pressure was reading normal at this time. Recommend a minor tank rebuild, Also inform customer toilets are old and are likely on the last leg of life. Customer did not want to replace at this time. Customer also wanted replacement of pulse shower system left quote Pulled and reset toilet found no issues with flange underneath replace bolts supply line and wax for toilet thoroughly tested for any leaks prior to silicon toilet to floor Downstairs bathroom performed minor toilet rebuild, thoroughly tested, and used to ensure flapper was not leaking All work has been thoroughly tested

Will need to replace the flange, the tile is old and is cracking so it causing the flange to sit lower, the homeowner will need a contractor to remove the tile and replace the floor two part job that will need to take place, customer had a similar issue with the upstairs toilet. So therefore we were expecting potentially the same outcome. At this time the floor needs to be fixed in order to put the toilet back properly

Kohler toilet replacement This customer installed a new toilet Kohler install. The previous toilet was just old and that’s why I wanted to be replaced. The customer has these tiles in the bathroom that potentially may leak water from the toilet because of the way that they’re sloped in words of the toilet, there could be a potential risk with that and leaking from the bottom into a small little utility closet in the basement. At this time there are no leaks from the toilet From below or above caulked the toilet around the base flushed a few times to indicating that it was a good flush and to make sure that there are no issues with the toilet. The customer is all set to use the brand new toilet at this time. There are no further issues however, I did tell the customer that if it does start leaking, we would have to replace the flange along with the pipe below, and they would have to redo the tile we would come back and set in new flange and set the toilet back.

Water heater heater flush Gas shut off valve and gas flex replacement Today we did a annual inspection for the water heater, and we recommended to do a water heater flush on the unit and that is what we did, flush the unit out first and ran cold water through to insure there wouldn’t be a future problem. When cleaning up I noticed that the flex line for the gas had a leak on it, I smelled it at first then I checked it with the gas sniffer, and there was a leak connected the flex line to the sediment trap. What I proposed is to replace the gas shut off and the flex due to the fact that the shut off was old. Replaced it with a new valve and there is no further leak. Customer also would like to replace the toilet, recommend to do a chair height (standard) round kholer toilet to match the other one upstairs. At this time there is no further leak.

Leaking expansion tank which is undersized, quote replacement with 5 gal tank and also new 75 gal gas water heater today , customer declined any work today

Plumbing inspection for water bill problem, found no leaks at this time

Call for leaking water heaters. Arrived and met with Ms. Kiv and Mr. Phey . They stated that they discovered leaking water heaters this morning. Inspection revealed the water heater on the right had two leaks, one internal tank rupture and a second at the t&p valve. Left water heater had a dripping t&p valve. Pressure regulating valve is only approximately two years old. Thermal expansion tank bladder has ruptured. Copper waterlines have significant corrosion throughout. Replaced both water heaters, and ran in parallel instead of in a series. New thermal expansion tanks, drip pans, gas shut off valve and lines. I turned on each unit, and discussed how to adjust them. How to shut off water. I also installed a new shut off valve on the home as a courtesy, as the gate valve was not working all the way and there were concerns about being able to shut the water off when traveling. I cleaned all work spaced and ensured both water heaters were functioning. Bled air from lines on all

Client called us out due to provision finding a leak behind the wall on the pressure regulator when they removed the Sheetrock from the water damage that occurred. Also behind there were the water lines for the laundry box and shutoffs, the front hose connection, and the tie in to go to the rest of the home. Client did not want any possibility of water damage occurring there again, and there was some heavy rusting on the laundry box as well as the shutoffs for the whole house and that front hose connection were not accessible for use. We moved the lines a little bit so that client could have an access panel put in to the left of the washing machine in the Sheetrock wall, so those shutoffs and that pressure reducing valve are serviceable in future. We replaced the front hose connection from outside to inside, adding a ball valve shutoff per code. We added new pex A shutoff for the whole house and also a new watts pressure reducing valve with the pressure set right at 60 psi. Mounted the

We did minor walkthrough of the house and confirmed she has a leak under the slab on a polybutylene line. We gave quote options to repair/reroute the water lines. Customer is not in a position at this time to move forward with either option.

Came out to assess a leaking water heater. Water heater is from 2009 with slow leak coming out of the base of the tank. Water pressure tested at 130 psi. Gave different quote options for the water heater as it is only a 50 gallon tank, and the home has 3 bathrooms and 5 people living inside the home. Customer always has a toilet upstairs he would like to have replaced and already has the toilet on hand. Customer has other quotes and would like to take the weekend to decide on the different options.

Performed complimentary pressure check. Pressure is at 55psi. Regulator is working properly. Left estimate to replace water heater

Discussed with agent today for camera option , customer still thinking about get this home or not , not ready for camera inspection work today

For this customer, they had a back up in their drain line about a month ago and water was coming up from the wax seal however, since that month ago issue, they’ve been using the toilet consistently and hasn’t noticed any water leaking down to the floor below in addition to that. However, was gathering quotes to get the toilet pulled and reset also took a look at his water heater his water heater from 2006 recommended a replacement on that due to the age and so he doesn’t have to deal with the flood again anytime soon, however I recommended to not pull the toilet considering that there hasn’t been any issues nor to the fact that there hasn’t been anything wrong for the past month did not check water pressure hose turned off and the water was too old this time I don’t believe that there are any issues other than the water heater replacement that is needed

Customer had soft tissue blockage suddenly overflowing toilet in downstairs basement bathroom. In order to fix issue , pulled toilet and ran machine all the way to manhole to clear. camera line afterwards to ensure stoppage was no longer present. Reset toilet and checked for leaks and proper drainage function. Toilet may need to be removed again for further cleaning work. will address issues at hand with landlord. INVOICE TO BE BILLED TO 633 Candlewick Lane LLC

Customer has actively leaking water heater. Gave price to upgrade soft copper line and meet code compliance. Customer decline work at this time. Customer consented to turning off gas and water to the leaking unit.

Customer had a dripping hose bib on the front of the home. Attempted to repair, but the brass was in poor condition and couldn’t be repaired. Cut drywall and replaced the hose bib. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks. None were found.

Replaced a old 17 years old 40 gal gas water heater with a Rheem 40 gas tank , new water shut off valve , pan , expansion tank , also replaced main water shut off and Prv , set pressure at 60 psi , discussed and signed up membership with customer today .

Returned and installed customer supplied insta hot water dispenser. The job had already been collected for, so the customer has a 0 dollar balance on the job as of this visit. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks. None were found at this time. Customer had concerns about 7nit spitting on initial setup. Troubleshot the manual and confirmed that is normal operation when unit is starting up for initial setup when boiling the water.

Replaced a busted expansion tank with mounting bracket , replaced faulty Prv Explained and sign up membership with customer today , thank you

Call for leak in ceiling in mudroom. Arrived and met with Ms. Jackie. She states that a leak occurred and her mother found it this morning. They immediately shut the water off and placed a bucket to catch the water. Please see previous invoice history for detailed history. This home is plumbed with faulty waterlines and this is the third instance of water escape and damage. Cut ceiling in mudroom and found failed section of pipe on hot side. Removed and replaced with new pipe. Tested pressure and found it to still be consistent at 55psi. Thermal expansion tank working adequately. No other indication that there is any cause of failure other than faulty pipe. I advised Ms. Jackie that I recommend reliable restoration be dispatched to provide help navigating an insurance claim. Specifically, I recommend asking about the help they can offer after we Repipe the home, as it will require significant drywall repairs, and likely the removal of kitchen cabinets. *** I will credit this rep