Coral Springs, FL

Provided estimate to replace existing 50 gallon 4500 W water heater Provided estimate for 1” main vaule

Upon arrival, customer showed me bathroom faucet she believed was leaking upon testing and splashing water all around bathroom faucet only water that would drip was when you splashed water on the pop-up assembly lever no leaks at this time Customer will be calling us back when ready to install all new emergency shut offs for unit

Upon arrival customer had a leak within exterior wall. We determined that the irrigation system was pooling water in the front of home and sealing through the block wall. There are no plumbing related leaks. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Scope of Work: • Run a new ½” cold water line from the water heater to the refrigerator location. • Install a proper ice maker box behind the refrigerator to ensure the fridge sits flush and the line is properly supported. • Cap off the existing ice maker valve under the kitchen sink. • Secure all new piping and perform pressure testing to ensure proper operation. Notes: • This solution meets current plumbing standards and provides a long-term, professional repair. • We are not responsible for drywall repairs, painting, or any ceiling damage that may occur due to attic access. • If the homeowner chooses to proceed with a full whole-house repipe, the cost of this repair will be credited toward that repipe. Member price is not applicable for this job, price was quoted for 10% profit.

Replaced the old laundry tub with a customer-supplied laundry tube. Installed hot and cold 1/4 turn stop valves for the laundry tube faucet, along with a new trap. Added new hot and cold ball valve hose bibs for the washer. Replaced the 3/4 gate valve on the right side of the home with a ball valve. Tested all installations, and everything is functioning properly.

Summary of Visit We met with the homeowner to investigate a continuous water sound coming from the kitchen sink area. After shutting off the ice maker valve, the sound stopped, confirming that the ice maker line is leaking beneath the slab. We are providing two solutions to address this issue: a high-quality localized repair and a full whole-house repipe. Details for each option are outlined below. WAIVED $99 LEAK INSPECTION FEE SINCE WE ARE COMING ON THURSDAY TO PERFORM WORK.

Upon arrival customer had a scheduled appointment to reroute kitchen faucet supply line. We ran 50’ of 1/2 copper along outside of house, teed off for outside kitchenette and then penetrated outside wall to feed kitchen faucet. After completion we tested, new supply line is operating as is should. We also provided estimate to run new ice maker line. Customer declined at this time. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival customer had an excessive leak in home. We started with a leak search and were able to locate leak in manifold underneath hose bib. After we determined which pipe it was leaking from we then chased pipe to find it was underneath kitchen sink. We provided two options for repair. One option was to cut holes into ceiling for reroute inside the home. The other option was less intrusive and will be ran along the outside of home. Customer decided to go with the less intrusive option. We got a material list for repair and we will have to have job scheduled. Deposit of $1812.50 was applied to future repair. Thank you for calling John the Plumber -Shane

Price was to run new drain line, valves were included from repipe according to homeowner and his wife.

Upon arrival customer informed me that they had a leak in the bathroom from the toilet. After diagnostic I advised her that her angle stop was leaking. It was actually spraying. I recommended that they change the supply line as well. After carefully cutting the stop off, I discovered that the line was cpvc and it cracked along the ridge of the angle stop. I removed it carefully and replaced itwith a compression cpvc stop. Conn edged new wolverine brass 12” supply line. Tested for leaks, no leaks.

Customer Interaction: Upon arrival, we met with the homeowner and spoke with her daughter regarding the plumbing issue. We explained the entire process typically followed by our team and how we approach this type of repair. Findings & Discussion: We informed the homeowner that American Leak Detection was previously involved but did not complete their work. As a result, we are prepared to provide a quote for the necessary repairs. However, based on our experience, we strongly recommend that American Leak Detection return to the property to complete their initial job—specifically to locate Point A, which is essential to finalize a precise and accurate repair quote. Proposed Scope (if we proceed with the repair): • The repair quote assumes that the line travels from the main valve manifold to the kitchen. • The main valve will be accessed through the block wall. • A new half-inch cold water line will be installed, running from the water heater to resupply the kitchen. We are current

Customer is having laundry tub replaced. Gave estimate to disconnect laundry tub.

Scope of Work: Removal of Old Solar Water Heater: Removed the existing, leaking solar water heater located in the garage. Cut and capped the solar lines at the ceiling. Installation of New Water Heater: Installed a new 50-gallon Rheem water heater equipped with a 4500-watt element, ball valve, and drain pan. Main Shut-Off Valve Replacement: Removed the existing 1" gate valve on the left side of the home, which served as the main shut-off. Installed a new 1" ball valve in its place. Testing and Verification: Conducted thorough testing of all work performed to ensure proper functionality and leak-free operation.

Scope of Work We met with the homeowner to assess the condition of the bathtub, which has a visible crack. Based on our discussion, we are providing a quote for the removal and replacement of the tub. Details of the Work: • We will perform the demolition work to remove the existing tub. • We are not responsible for any broken tiles that may occur during removal. • The homeowner will be responsible for selecting and purchasing the new tub. • The quote does not include parts of the tub (e.g., drain, overflow, or other fittings). • Once the new tub is selected, we will proceed with installation. • The removal of trim is included. • We will return on a separate visit to reinstall the trim. • Wall access behind the shower valve may be necessary if access cannot be made within the tub space. Exclusions • We are not responsible for tile, drywall, paint, or any surfaces that may be damaged during tub removal. • While we will attempt to salvage as many tile pieces as possible, we

Customer is looking to replace his highbrid 50 gal and go with a tankless And also install a whole home filtration and softening system. I explained to the customer that an electrician will need to come out to upgrade the electrical panel and run to the new tankless. Provided estimate on filtration system and tankless customer will contact office when ready to have work performed.

John the plumber was called out to Coral Springs modern dentistry because they’re having an issue with one of the bathroom faucets. The issue with the faucet is that the handles could easily be removed by hand and the hot side water would intermittently constantly run and the only way to turn off the faucet is to lift off the handle and push down on the cartridge. Based on what I saw, I came up with a few options to resolve the customers issue. *coral springs modern dentistry, will have to get a approval before any work to get completed. Will contact us on a later date*.

Estimate for provided for gas grill hook-up, estimate presented to custimer and custmer declined estimate.

Customer had a leak coming from the water heater supply lines that was recently replaced. Job details: Technician installed a new water heater supply line. Technician also gave customer an estimate on replacing the main valve.

Customer called John the plumber out today because he’s having issues with his master bathroom faucet. The issue with his master bathroom faucet is it does not have any water coming out of the faucet. This is an isolated issue. Well, technician was doing a brief inspection he noticed that customer had bought a new kitchen faucet because his existing faucet is falling into the sink. Job details: Replace customers kitchen faucet for owner supplied kitchen faucet. Cleaned out the aerator in master bathroom faucet

Customer broke off hose bib off the main shutoff which is a gate valve and cpvc. I provided customer with an estimate to open up the wall and rebuild in copper and replace gate valve with a ball valve and hose bib. Customer was advised by a friend which is a plumber to try and drill out the cpvc and glue a new fitting with hose bib on. I explained that I could not do that for him but I would replace it all. Customer is going to attempt the repair on his own.

Issue Identified: Upon inspection, we discovered a leak originating from a screw that had corroded into the copper pipe over an extended period. The corrosion caused a gradual weakening of the pipe, eventually leading to water leakage. Work Performed: • We opened the wall to access the damaged section of the pipe. • The affected portion of the copper pipe was removed and replaced with a new section to restore proper water flow. • The water heater was reconnected after completing the repair to ensure the system was functioning correctly. Additional Notes: • We do not provide wall patching services. The customer will need to arrange for drywall repair separately. • The new copper section has been securely soldered and tested for leaks. • The system is now functioning properly with no further visible leaks at this time. Customer Acknowledgment: By signing below, the customer acknowledges that the work described above has been completed to their satisfaction.

Upon arrival to the location, we knocked on the front door and met with Carlos who came out to show us what issues he has been dealing with for the past 3 years. He mentioned AT&T did some work and damaged his sewer line and never wanted to hold themselves responsible for the damage. The ground around that area is caving in, you could visually see it. He stated he has been having to get it serviced every two weeks. He now wants to fix the problem and not continue paying to clear the stoppage. I advised him we would have to charge him to camera the line and then give an estimate on what we find. When I got back with the option, he thought the price was way too much, I told him we can credit it to the repair but he mentioned he’s shopping around for estimates, so he doesn’t want to pay just for the camera in the case he doesn’t move forward.

Upon arrival, customer showed me 50 gallon water heater that was leaking. Gave customer option to install new 50 gallon 4500 W water heater. At this time, everything is installed. Customer has six year warranty parts and labor.

Customer called regarding leaking heater that is 6 years old. When we arrived we noticed it was the nipple above in which it was advised to customer if we try to put wrenches on it and it breaks inside to try to replace if possible , he will have to replace heater entirely in which he said price is too expensive and he can install himself. Sent estimate via email. Will follow up tomorrow with customer

Job details: Customer’s hot water valve underneath her kitchen sink was leaking. Technician recommended to replace both hot and cold water valves and customer decided to move forward with estimate. Technician installed two dual shut off valves underneath the sink. Water was restored to the home the valves are operational and no leaks detected. One year warranty. Customer would also like an icemaker line ran to her new refrigerator for a later date.