Plumbing Repair Service In Oakland Park, FL

Upon arrival, customer showed me back bathroom. I was completely stopped up. Customer also told me about a clean out in front yard that might service back bathroom Upon Cameron sewer line found cast-iron drainage for back bathroom in bad shape and needing a decal in jetting service Or today cleared stop and ran water in shower and toilet at this time. Everything is draining free and clear. Customer or call when ready for descaling and jetting

Upon arrival customer showed me two hoses they need replaced Noticed main emergency shut off her home did not have a handle and acquired if they wanted a new emergency shut off for home For today, customer only wanted hose bib replaced At this time, both hose bibs are replaced and working correctly. Customer has one year warranty

Upon todays visit customer had an ant problem coming from under toilet. We pulled toilet and sure enough we found a lot of ants entering bathroom through toilet flange. Before installing a new wax ring and toilet bolts we sealed any intrusion with white caulk. We then set toilet and caulked toilet to floor. We also caulked under toilet nut before toilet to floor. After resetting toilet, we put a new layer of caulk around lavatory sink, as well as scrapped clear caulk around kitchen sink and recaulked. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival, customer informed me that he was not receiving any hot water from the tankless gas, hot water heater that I installed back in January. After a brief diagnostic, I determined that the heater needed to be reset. I’ve asked him that he can shut down all of the gas supply, water supply and power to the unit and power the unit back on And he would reset the system every time. Customer also wanted to know if we were able to handle changing a faucet in his outside pool bar. I advised customer that we would be able to do so and he provided a faucet that he purchased previously. I built an estimate for a customer supplied faucet and did the install. I tested multiple times for leaks and there were no leaks. Also provided new supply line. Customer very satisfied.

Upon arrival to the location, I met with homeowners grace and Ron. Grace took me to the back bathroom and began explaining the problem she’s having. She mentioned two days ago she was showering and realized the slow draining, and the next day she flushed the toilet and it began to back up and it overflowed. When I got there I flushed the toilet and realized it was backed up on the second flush. I also noticed the handle getting stuck and the flapper in the tank. Moreover, I explained to grace and Ron what was going on, they also never really have stoppages, they been at the house for over 30 years. Furthermore, I gave them a couple options, which they decided to go with both after I adjusted the price for them, they thought it was a bit expensive. Hence, I got what was needed and got on the roof, and began snaking. After all the cables I went downstairs and began running shower and toilet. All was flowing accordingly afterwards. In conclusion, I changed the flapper and didn’t have the

Upon arrival, observed water accumulating around the hose bib located at the front of the building. Water was surfacing through openings in the asphalt. Removed a section of asphalt surrounding the hose bib to access the source of the leak. Discovered a PVC fitting with a failed glue joint that had separated from the adjoining pipe. Removed the compromised section of pipe and fittings. Installed new fittings and pipe, ensuring all joints were properly cleaned, primed, and glued. Allowed adequate drying time for the adhesive before repressurizing the system. Tested the repair under normal operating pressure. No leaks were observed, and the system is now functioning properly.

When technician arrived at the job site, technician was greeted by the customer. Customer informed technician that she recently had a tenant that appears to have put cat litter in the bathroom sink and now the the entire unit has a distinct smell to it. Customer would like technician to remove and dispose of bathroom sink. While inspecting the bathroom sink technician also noticed that the toilet does not have a seat and it appears to be leaking from the base of the toilet. Technician options to resolve your issues today. Job details. Removed bathroom sink and capped drain lines. *customer would like to replace the toilet, but is going to wait for the new tenants to take over this unit*

Scope of Work – Drain Maintenance & System Install Performed high-pressure hydro jetting and descaling of vertical waste stack servicing back-to-back bathroom groups, extending through house main to exterior cleanout and municipal tie-in. Installed Atlas full-port whole-home water filtration system at main water service. Conducted isolation and full flush of tankless water heater via integrated service valves to remove scale and sediment buildup. All work was pressure tested and verified for leaks and proper system functionality. Job completed to UPC code and customer satisfaction.

Upon arrival to the location, I met with Juan carlos who came outside and began by explaining his bill has been way too high and there’s no visible water leaking no where. The property is divided into two buildings. He airbnbs the back building which has two rooms, each with a kitchen and bathroom. There’s shut off valves for both buildings. Moreover, I explained to Juan what would have to happen, which would be a leak search. He then also added his shower is clogged. They remodeled it about 3 years ago, and he never really used it since then. I took a look and noticed debris, right away. Furthermore, I got Juan some options, he decided to handle the shower himself and agreed for the leak search. Moreover, I took a look at meter with Juan and we noticed it constantly moving. I shut the valve to the first building and the water still continued. I then tried the back building and it stopped the meter with the front building still on, so the back building is the problem. I then isolated t

Customer cleared a minor clog on their own prior to our arrival—sediment came through during the process, prompting the call. We performed a camera inspection of the main line to confirm condition. No cracks, offsets, or intrusions were found; overall line integrity is good. Some scale and mineral buildup observed—enough to warrant maintenance before it becomes a flow restriction. We recommended a hydro jet and descale to remove buildup and restore full line diameter. To address the source of the mineral content, we bundled this service with a whole-home water filtration system, proposed and approved on-site. Bundle scheduled for completion later this week.

Customer has Noritz natural gas water heater on left side of not heating. He would like to replace unit. Two bath home. Gave estimate on replacing unit.

CCN: 6A44-U6ZB SERIAL: 414061 DUE 07/13 YEARLY

The customer contacted us regarding a leaking toilet. Upon arrival, we conducted a thorough inspection of the unit. The issue was identified as a faulty toilet flapper that was allowing water to leak from the tank into the bowl continuously. This leak caused the fill valve to cycle repeatedly in an attempt to maintain the proper water level in the tank, resulting in constant water flow and potential water waste. We explained to the customer that while replacing the flapper is a common solution, in this case, it might not completely resolve the problem due to potential additional wear or malfunction in the fill valve assembly or other internal components. Therefore, we provided an estimate for a minor toilet rebuild, which includes replacing the flapper, the fill valve, and performing a full flush mechanism assessment to ensure proper operation. During the consultation, the customer expressed interest in upgrading to a modern smart toilet unit. The customer indicated they would supply t

Upon arrival we were shown to the disembowling room were the leak was located. They already opened the wall and started chipping concrete. We informed them that we would have to perform a leak search and were told that the owner is going to call his own plumber.

On arrival customer stated he had the house fumigated and now the water heater is not heating. Relit pilot light on 40 gal tall natural gas heater in laundry room. Tested work good.

Upon arrival, customer stated his care taker has plunged the toilet and wanted to make sure toilet was operating properly. We proceeded with testing toilet and toilet was operating as it should. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

On arrival the customer showed us the kitchen sink backing up. I wrote an estimate to snake the waste arm to clear it. The customer approved the estimate and I began the scope of work. After completion I tested for leaks in the tubular p-trap and that the stoppage was cleared. At this time everything is working properly with zero leaks. No warranty on stoppage

Upon entry to the house, customer showed me a hole in the ceiling due to a leak. I provided a leak detection estimate. During my leak detection I filled the shower pan as per picture taken and I removed a portion of drywall on the ceiling and located a half inch CPVC hotline that had a slow leak. I proceeded to write an estimate to fix the leak. Customer agreed and customer verified. Everything is in proper working order. with no leaks.

Customer call John the plumber out today because they have a sewage back up that is causing the toilet to gurgle and sewage water to come up from the bathtub based on technicians findings he concluded that the issue is customer has a mainline blockage and in order to clear this blockage technician will have to sneak the bathroom line from the vent stack on the roof. Customer agreed to go with option one over the phone. Technician had to wait for the tenant to come back into the home before he started any work with the clearing of the drain because there is no power in the outlet located outside. After tenant tenant arrived, technician already had the equipment set up on the roof, and proceeded to clear the stoppage. The line was backed up due to the condition of the cast-iron in toilet papers. Single story drain clearing from roof vent (Up to 75 feet) DRAIN LINE LOCATED & HAS ACCESS ALREADY/ RUN K-60 CABLE THROUGH ROOF VENT. PRICE INCLUDES 1 ATTEMPT

Upon arrival, the customer was experiencing a main line backup. We accessed the line from the roof stack and ran approximately 65 feet of cable in an effort to clear the blockage. We were successful in clearing the line. Afterward, we thoroughly tested all fixtures for proper functionality, including flushing all toilets and running the showers to ensure proper drainage and flow throughout the system.

During my initial investigation throughout the entire house, the only two items that are having issues with draining is the master bathroom Jacuzzi tub and the master bathroom shower. Everything else is draining properly and is in need of service at this time. This estimate is to provide a snaking service for the master bathroom Jacuzzi tub along with a sneaking service for the master shower. While attempting to clear the Jacuzzi tub, I came across a big root ball. I confirmed that it was a root ball with the camera. I did not charge customer for the camera service. I explained the situation on the recorded tablet line and she said at this time all she wanted to do was proceed with the stoppages and not deal with the root ball in the Jacuzzi line. Customer stated credit card is on file for office to charge card.

Upon arrival customer had a crack in his whole home filtration. Since we don't install plastic housing water filtration systems we will install with no warranty on parts or filtration system. Estimate provided for installation and to replace main water shut off. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival to the location, I met Diane, whose elsie daughter. She allowed me inside and took me the master bathroom. She began by explaining the insurance company was out looking at the apartment and flagged this drainage due to the tape around the p-trap. Elsie has been at the apartment for 7 years, there’s no shut off for the unit, and the water heater was changed when they moved in. I told Diane we could take care of that issue under the lavatory today, and I proceeded to show her an option which she approved. Moreover, I got what I needed to make repairs and got back upstairs. Furthermore, after making repairs, the bathroom drawer was giving issues, had to make some adjustments to accommodate new drain. In addition, I showed Diane, tested for leaks and none were found. In conclusion, all is operating accordingly at the moment. Replace P Trap under lavatory REMOVE EXISTING P TRAP AND INSTALL NEW PVC P TRAP. 1 year part and labor warranty

Upon arrival we were shown to a leaking emergency shutoff Valve on a toilet. We advised to replace the remaining old style emergency shutoff Valves due to the same thing might happen with those. For today, the customer agreed to replace the leaking valve only. After installation we turned the water on to ensure the valve was operating properly and leak free. Heavily suggest replacing the 15 year old water heater and the remaining old multi turn style emergency valves

Upon arrival we were shown to a leaky three handle shower, faulty laundry Valves, 5 seized emergency shutoff Valves, a customer supplied kitchen faucet, a customer supplied bathroom faucet a failing toilet fill Valve, kitchen needing drain lines and also one of the bathrooms and we also discovered A gate valve for the main. An estimate for this was work was agreed on and today we did everything besides the shower valve and the customer supplied bathroom faucet. We extensively checked the work we completed today for leaks and proper functionality. Everything is working properly and leak free. We will come back Friday to complete the rest of the work due to the customer supplied bathroom faucet being delivered Thursday. Came back out today to finish the job we started by replacing the shower valve and customer supplied bathroom faucet. After installation, we ensured there were no leaks and the new shower valve and bathroom faucet were operating properly. After, we were informed the gas