Plumbers in Norcross, GA

Client called us out due to their master bathroom drains being clogged, and it was only affecting that 1 bathroom in the home. Clearly there was something clogging the line, so we pulled master toilet and ran camera down the line. Found a spot where they transitioned from pvc to abs pipe that has a little lip sticking out which is catching paper over time and clogged it up. Could not get it cleared with camera, so I used the large chainsnake to get it broke free. Once blockage was cleared we ran water to wash it out and then camera again to verify it was clear. Recommend client put a power flush toilet in that bathroom to help fight that lip catching paper down in the drain line below concrete. Left estimate for that. NO WARRANTY ON DRAIN CLEANING.

Came out for sewer back up in suite D. Pulled toilet in women’s room. Ran snake down to blockage and cleared blockage at distance of 25’. Camera’d section where blockage occurred and found a mound of cured concrete that felt down into the pipe when the concrete was being poured back. There’s a dicey visible in the concrete where it sunk down into the pipe. Camera’d down past the concrete to the main line services multiple warehouses/suites. Made it 130’ down the main line, Sewer line was installed completely flat during construction, and due to settling the pipe now has multiple bellies/low spots that are constantly holding water and causing reoccurring back ups. Bellies holding 2”+ of water at all times. Left quote to repair section of drain affecting bathrooms for suite D and remove the section of drain with concrete in it. Quote to replace mainline affecting multiple suites will require more in-depth camera diagnostic work in each building to locate all of the drains and create an a

Customer stated that there was a high water bill. Tenant showed me around house of multiple plumbing issues. Will send estimate to landlord for plumbing repairs that are needed. Estimate will be good for one month and also will credit back $49 if any work is approved within a month.

Customer stated that water line was leaking by meter. Gave customer quote to dig up and repair and customer agreed. Dug up and made repair. Tested and no leaks. Covered back soil and cleaned up work area.

Hose bib line located in back of property had a leak. Was able to locate the shut off valve to that line in the basement and shut the water off to it. Doesn’t affect anything else in the house. Customer doesn’t use the hose bib often and wants to just leave it shut off for the time being. No further issue at this time.

Customer upstairs master bathroom Roman tub faucet is dripping. Customer supplied the cartridge and rebuild kit. I replaced the cartridge and test for operation. No more leak.

Customer stated that toilet was running. Gave customer quote to make repairs and customer agreed. Rebuilt toilet by replacing fill valve and seal. Also installed new service valve. Tested and everything was working as it should. No warranty on work due to high pressure. Cleaned up work area.

Customer stated that in one of the room shower was backing up. Gave customer quote to run snake through shower, drain and customer agreed. Ran snake through drain and cleared stoppage. Testing by filling up shower and dropping. Now shower is draining as it should. Chen plumbing doesn’t warranty drain stoppages. Also found that pressure to building is high and will need to be addressed and also water heaters are not up to code and also fitting above water heated is corroded in may start leaking. Customer stated that they may schedule another appointment to look at the issues that we found. Cleaned up work area.

Customer stated that toilet was backing up. Used auger and cleared toilet. Tested and now toilet is flushing fine. Chen plumbing doesn’t warranty drain stoppages.

Homeowner had previously had us out to do an inspection and they wanted the garbage disposal replaced due to it leaking and they later approved which I returned to install today. Upon arrival homeowner greeted me and had agreed to replace the garbage disposal with a new 3/4 hp badger. I removed the old one and also the old collar and installed everything new with plumbers putty to create a seal. Once it was almost set in I asked the homeowners if they wanted me to fix the drain line for the garbage disposal because there was a gray fernco which could leak in the future and they agreed. I used a hub saver and reused the same 2 WYE and glued in a new piece of 1-1/2 pvc pipe and used a new p trap to which I also glued in the pipe. Once enough time passed for the glue to cure I hung the new disposal and installed the new tubular pipe and ran water to ensure there were no leaks. No leaks were found and homeowner is satisfied with the service provided.

we were contacted by customer regarding a reported clog in the kitchen sink line upon arrival and inspection. It was observed that the line had already cleared itself prior to any intervention on our part. We confirm the line was fully functional by running ample water through the sink, ensuring proper drainage at this time no work was performed as the issue resolved itself. Everything is operating properly.

Customer stated that there was a leak coming from between floors. Cut Ceiling and found that there was a quarter inch copper line going up. Upstairs in hall bath took back panel of shower off and found that on other shower valve service valve was leaking. Replaced O-ring on service valve and tested. No leaks were present at this time. Chen plumbing is not responsible for sheet rock repair or repair of panel for shower/tub combo. Recommended a customer to have shower valve replaced if leak continues.

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Client called us out due to the master bath toilet being clogged. Only that toilet was affected. We ran the toilet auger down the toilet and cleared the blockage whatever it was. Also, that same toilet was constantly running. This was due to the flush seal not sealing and the chain was just a little too short. We replaced the flush seal and lengthened the chain. Toilet is now operating as it should be. Office will reach out to schedule the included with service membership once yearly whole home plumbing inspection. Client also receives 10% off each visit up to $400, NO DISPATCH FEE, and priority scheduling for the next year.

Replaced 50 gallon gas standard water heater in garage. Installed new stand for it per code requirements. Tested to ensure a leak free install and proper function. Showed customer how to light pilot light if needed.

Customer told two toilets inside Waterhouse were not flushing, we flushed both toilets over 20 times today , and ran sinks at same time. No Any issues found today , suggest customer wait till problem happened again to call us

Only toilet in building is backing up, toilet bubbling when sink is running. Toilet need to be remove and snake. Customer stated that this is a reoccurring issue. I removed the only toilet in the building and ran a flex shaft about at 30 feet. I pulled back a lot of paper towels and tampons. I also pulled back a lot of root. There are a root intrusion and one of the connection of the pipe. Locate and give customer a quote.

Customer had a leaking pull out sprayer. Installed customer supplied side sprayer with a new hose. Tested work to ensure proper function and no leaks. Noted to customer that pressure has jumped 10 psi since our last visit. While no immediate action is needed, during future visits the pressure should be monitored and PRV replacement is recommended after it hits 75 psi.

Shut down water and drain down electric water heater in ceiling between bathrooms. Project will take multiple people to carefully remove water heater from ceiling. Cut out water lines to remove and install new water heater. Furnish and installed new 2.5 gallon thermal expansion tank. Make all necessary connections, and run temperature and pressure discharge line to hub drain. Slowly, pressurize system, and fill up water heater. Wire in new water heater and turn on once full.

Washing machine drain back up , connect to kitchen, quoted jetting job today.

Furnish and install new Prv and in living room cut bigger section in ceiling and repair leaking pipe.

Diagnosed water leak that was making noise. 10 gallon electric water heater is from the 1980s and has not been functioning for 10+ years. Thermal expansion valve has become compromised and making excessive noise discharging into hub drain in wall. Gave estimate for water heater, replacement and removal of thermal expansion valve. Also gave estimate for sloan valve not functioning properly for men’s urinal.

Hook up bidet supply line customer supplied

The customer was notified by the security company that water had been detected on the basement floor near the water heater. Upon arrival, we identified a 2 inch floor drain in the same area and determined that the issue was due to a clog in the line, connecting the shower and the toilet. We informed the customer that we’d run a camera inspection to pinpoint the nature of the clog. In the process, we inadvertently cleared the blockage. We tested the line multiple times to ensure it was fully clog free, and everything was confirmed to be functioning properly. While on site, we also noted that the water heater was nearing the end of its lifecycle. We recommend replacing it and addressing any related issues to bring everything up to code as well.

Client called us out today due to them having a main water service line leak on the pvc main water line somewhere in the yard outside. With the age and material of the line, and the fact we don’t know where it was leaking it was decided it best to replace the old water service line. We dug a hole at the water meter and at the house then used trencher to cut a trench between those two holes. We bored under the walkway by house and fed the new 1” black poly water service line under the sidewalk and to the 3/4” copper stub out coming through foundation. We drilled new penetration hole due to the location of old one being directly under the sewer line. Connected at the meter with new meter nipple and check valve, then made other connection just outside the home from 1” black poly down to 3/4” L copper through foundation, then tied into the existing 3/4” copper main line in basement. The existing pressure reducing valve is only 4 yrs old, and it is in good condition and seems to be work