Plumbers in Smyrna, GA

Sink leaking upon arrival. Customer stated they didn’t know where the leak was coming from, after looking noticed p trap had separated causing the leak. Informed customer we would need to rebuild the p trap. Gave customer estimate, customer approved estimate. Installed new p trap and filled up sink multiple times to test for leaks. Sink is draining properly and no leaks upon departure

In upstairs storage closet. Exposed copper lines inside have corroded spot and now are dripping water. Shut off water to home and drain water system. Cut out section of leaking pipe. Install new section of copper pipe. Turn on water and test for proper operation and leaks. Clean workspace Leak coming through garage and has hole. Looked through hole and found leak. Leak appears to be coming from leaking toilet at seal above. Pull toilet on second level. Remove old wax ring and bolts. Install new toilet bolts, new wax seal, and new supply line. Test toilet for proper operation and clean workspace As courtesy replaced couple gaskets for Ptrap underneath kitchen sink.

Return to replace water heater as quoted. Due to galvanized line on main waterline, I used the existing ball valve at the water heater to shut water off and drain unit. Removed and replaced with new 40 gallon tall and skinny. During this installation I replaced gas sediment trap and corrected incorrect sediment trap. Removed incorrect and taped venting and replaced with new single wall vent. Installed a new thermal expansion tank and mounting bracket. Removed sharkbite fittings and flex quick connect hose, and replaced with all pex pipe and correct fittings. Removed tension off T&P line by adding offset. Filled unit, checked for leaks, and set to “A” for heat. Cleaned all work spaces and removed floor protection.

Call for water heater not lighting after recent gas regulator work. Arrived and met with homeowner. Checked water heater and saw that it was left on low, but pilot was not lit. On a previous visit this water heater took a significant amount of time to light. I advised then that the regulator may be one under the Rheem gas control valve warranty issue. However, we were able to get it lit during that visit. Unit is from May of 2021. I attempted to light and got spark, but no pilot. Unthreaded gas connections and verified gas was on to unit.gas is on to property as well. Gas control valve and burner assembly should be replaced at a minimum. Due to age of water heater, drip at boiler drain port, rust along burner cover and base, and piping and venting, I am also providing an option to replace. I also advised that replacement part availability will play a very big factor in repair time for tomorrow. Due to time today I was unable to confirm parts availability at all supply houses.

Installed new moen flow on main water line in basement after Prv. Flush water heaters in basement as part of membership. Replaced under sink customer supplied replacement filter as courtesy. Tested and left in good working order.

Left estimate to install new customer supplied faucets in master bathroom on new countertop and to replace stop valves for both faucets and install new supply lines.

returned and removed customers atmospheric water heater from under the house. At customer request, moved old heater to the garage area for customer to keep. Installed a new 50 gallon, gas, power vent water heater. Installed a drip pan under it, with a new thermal expansion tank, shutoff, and pvc vent going to the exterior of the home. Vented the water heater with 1/8 fall per manufacturer requirements for condensate purposes (video attached of vent slope). Capped the old vent line and used hydraulic cement to seal the new vent penetration. Tested all work to ensure proper function and no leaks. None were found.

Shut off valves to both faucets. Remove faucets and drains for both old faucets. Clean workspace and make sure everything is out of way for countertop company In secondary upstairs bathroom remove current non working lift and turn from tub. Install new chrome lift and turn kit. Test and clean workspace

Came out for a garbage disposal that wasn’t working and a sink drain. Kitchen sink garbage disposal was jammed. We attempted to u jam the disposal but couldn’t get it to budge. We found lots of broken pieces of debris inside the disposal. Installed new disposal and tested to ensure proper function. Upstairs lavatory drain pop up was not working when you pulled the rod. Found the rod inside the drain that holds the pop up in place had rusted and broke off. We replaced the pop up and tested to ensure proper function and a leak free install. We could not access the water heater. Water heater is in a closet, covered with an access panel, behind the refrigerator. No fur5er issue at this time.

Customer had a commercial office space below her townhome. The property noted water in the drop ceiling above a cubicle. Popped a few tiles on the drop ceiling and found the leak to be located on a copper water line below the concrete flooring in the ceiling below. Customers water meter is above her floor and the leak is occurring before her meter on the buildings water line. Informed customer this shouldn’t be her responsibility and recommended contacting her HOA. Noted to customer that her garbage disposal is in poor condition and should likely be replaced. Customer approved work for the disposal. Replaced and tested work to ensure proper function and no leaks. None were found. Adjusted fill valve and new toilet upstairs that was running.

Met with customer customer explained to me that low water pressure has been occurring at kitchen faucet only after short diagnostic visual inspection determine aerator to be clogged, cleaned out, aerator and found no other issues at this time. Original issue has been fixed.

Checked unit below , no leak at this time , customer did not want us to open the ceiling to investigate, charged the dispatch fee

Call for gas leak. Arrived and met with Mr. Craig on site. He explained that the gas company came out and said there is a gas leak. They confirmed that it could be detected inside the home, strongest seeming to be in the bathroom. After inspecting I found the following: Gas main on the left of the home. Home has gas water heater, gas stove, and previously had a gas furnace. Gas leak present and corrected at a union on the gas meter. Inside crawlspace, black iron, galvanized, and copper gas lines were present. When turning the meter on briefly, the meter ran constantly at full capacity, as if a gas line was disconnected somewhere. I verified stove and water heater were not disconnected. Crawlspace showed an old copper line, presumably serving the old furnace. When I turned the valve off, gas stopped escaping. Upon further inspection and during a separate repair, I found that the copper gas line had been severed roughly and left open. It appears that the line was cut with a saws all or

Customer originally called us out due to water damage, discovered on the floor. Upon performing an initial diagnostic evaluation, we determined that the source of leak was a waste line located within the wall that had been punctured by screw or nails. During our investigation, visible corrosion, and rust staining were present around the affected area, indicating that the fasteners had likely been embedded in pipe for an extended period of time. The prolonged exposure caused the screws and or nails to deteriorate and rust, resulting in a leak and subsequent water damage. Presented the customer with options for the necessary repairs, including removal and replacement of compromise section of piping. Customer approved the proposed work. Made appropriate repairs and thoroughly tested. All approved. Work has been completed and is functioning as intended.

Quoted a camera inspection with toilet pull and reset

Customer needing grinder pump added for outside pool house. Customer is in the process of installing a pool and pool house in the back yard but needs a grinder pump to pump waste back to outside sewer line in the front yard. Informed customer we could add a pump and pit and run a new line from the pit to the sewer line in the front yard. Gave customer estimate, customer approved estimate. Customer is going to a pay a deposit once the city approves our drawing. Informed customer we could possibly start Thursday as long as everything is approved and if the weather allows.

Found drain line have sudden drain failure due to screw in drain. Provided estimate to replace bad section.

Did camera scope inspection today from clean out inside garage , showed with customer, found no any issues , pipe is ABS pipe

Returned to install 40 gal gas tall water heater, new expansion tank, new shutoff, new pan, added drain for t&p and reworked gas with proper drip leg. Installed new water heater, and turned water back on to check for leaks, found no leaks. Turned gas on to water heater and fired up water heater. Water heater is fired up and working properly. Customer will have hot water in 45 minutes to an hour, no leaks upon departure

Installed new p trap under the bathroom sink with pipe connected to the old lead pipe out the wall

Performed win with Chen membership and checked all plumbing components and fixtures in home. Left estimate for a toilet rebuild and water service line replacement due to old line being galvanized. Also advised customer that there is no date on water heater and is missing label. Customer stated heater may be about 8 years old. Rebuilt toilet in far back bedroom bathroom. Rebuild internals of toilet with new fill valve, new flapper, and new toilet supply line. Test for proper operation and clean work space

Customer got a busted Prv in basement, water line is 3/4 “ CPVC pipe connected to 1.5 inches copper water fed to fire sprinkler system , because of age and condition of CPVC pipe , we had to shut off the main 1.5 copper line but old shut off valve next to driveway was not functioning without dug up use tools to turn off , we dug up turned off main line and add 1.5 inches propress ball valve before the house and fire line , we also installed new 3/4 propress ball valve and watts AUB 25 pressure reducing valve to stopped leak , water is back on and no any issues at present time . Discussed and signed up membership with Mr.lowe today also .

Customer has a wet spot on ceiling in basement bedroom. Customer wanted to know the source of the leak. Informed customer that without cutting the exact source cannot be determined. Customer preferred to know if it was wet or dry before cutting to see if the ceiling can just be repaired or not first. Didn’t charge the customer a dispatch fee since work couldn’t reasonably be done. Recommended Provision to put moisture detection equipment on the ceiling before cutting. Water pressure couldn’t be checked because customer had shut water off at the house.

Left invoice for install of 18 1/2 inch diameter water heater. Normal heater will not fit in area.

Return to complete quoted work. Removed water heater and installed new 50 gallon gas water heater. This included the addition of a drip pan, replacing the gas drip leg and gas hose to fix a gas leak. Installed thermal expansion tank, and new shut off valve. Removed old pressure regulating valve and installed new PRV. I checked the water in the home and the volume and pressure is much better than previously reported. Pressurized system and checked for leaks. Set water heater to standard temperature. Cleaned work space.