Plumbing Repair Service In Boca Raton, FL

I came out today for a shower stoppage in the master bathroom. Upon further evaluation I saw that there was a lot of hair and buildup in the drain. I used the the snake to clear the stoppage. I then ran the shower and filled it up. Everything is draining good now. The homeowner also saw the shower draining good. Customer is aware the are no warranty on stoppages.

When we arrived, we met with the homeowner who explained that he wanted to have a heater replaced. He drained the previous unit and wants the new unit installed on flex lines. We will be back to install the heater.

Upon arrival I was shown to a shower trim and valves. An estimate for the work to replace the valves and trim was presented with an explanation of what would be done. The customer is going to make sure they have more matching tiles and trim pieces and they’ll call us back in a few weeks to schedule the work

Upon arrival, in parking garage ceiling. There are 3 inch and 4 inch exposed cast-iron fittings cracked and one 3 inch cast-iron stack Cast iron fittings and one 3” stack going through concrete ceiling of parking garage cracked. Will need to open unit above wall to cut and remove cracked pipe. Removed cast-iron fittings. Opened dry wall in 210 laundry room to expose 3” cast iron stack with crack removed. Used pvc pipe to run down through Floor into parking garage. Installed new pvc fittings. Tested good.

Upon arrival customer told me he need 3 estimates from 3 different companies for their water heater install will call us for install

Upon arrival, the customer showed me the garbage disposal, which was falling off the kitchen sink. I presented the customer with an estimate to install a new disposal with a $25 discount. However, the customer decided not to proceed with the service due to concerns over the price.

Upon arrival customer showed me toilet that is running gave customer options to install new fill valve a flapper At this time everything is installed Customer has 1 year warranty

Upon todays visit, we completed a job that was near finished yesterday. We installed new main water shut off, two lavatory faucets, 3 bidets, reverse osmosis system, washer box, tubular drainage, and 4 emergency stop’s underneath kitchen sink. While installing bidet in secondary bath the water was still pressurized. Customer didn’t realize they had two water heaters, and two emergency shut offs. Emergency shut off found prior is old style gate valve, behind a water heater from 2020. We advised her we will have to drain heater in order to access valve for replacement. T/p relief will also have to be corrected. All work completed was tested for proper functionality. Water heater we were aware of is over 10 years old and will need to be updated to a newer unit. Estimates provided for whole home filtration as well as emergency stops for each toilets. Estimate will be put together and sent via email by Tuesday.

Excavate the area and repair the gas line.repaired the leaking gas line which was 1 1/4 galvanized pipe and fittings. Tested our work and no leaks were observed,

On arrival, customer reported low hot water pressure throughout the home. Diagnosed the issue by removing the Rheem booster, finding normal pressure without it. Discovered debris in the booster, which was cleared by backflushing. Reconnected the booster with a new supply tube and verified proper operation with good hot water pressure restored.

When we arrived to customers home we had proper parts from HTP manufacture for proper elements and thermostats to install on downstairs heater, began performing the scope of work there then After completing heater we proceeded to main shutoff valve in which city had to be called to shutoff meter. when that was done we began to perform main valve replacement in which complications arises after chipping wall to expose existing valve , upon completion , we called city again to turn on meter in which complications with meter due to a leak on their side and took some hours for them to complete for us to be able to test our connections to then restore water to customer in home.at this time job has been completed. Note: AJ get with mike the owner to discuss and go over this prior from anything, the following Monday.

Upon arrival customer had 3 hose bibs he wanted replaced. One hose bib in the front needed to be repiped and secured to outside block wall. Hose bib in back of hose will need to be chipped out a bit and sweat off. Hose bib on side of hose will just need to be sweat off and re soldered on. Estimate provided Thank you for calling John The Plumber! -Shane

Customer wanted water heater replacement since it was Getting older and was shopping around for prices. Provided customer with estimate and customer will get back to us to schedule the install. Also customer asked if he was able to get his neighbor to also get there water heater replaced at the same time I would provide a 10% discount. On both heaters.

Upon arrival customer wants estimates on both natural gas tankless as well as tanked heater. Recirculating pump was disconnected and unplugged. We will go over estimates with management and send over via email. Thank you for calling John The Plumber! -Shane

I was out here last week on recall for Jason’s install of fill valve. Raised fill valve to get proper flushing power to resolve customers problem. This time Customer had issues with toilet making loud noise . Adjusted fillvalve to resolve problem. Customer was happy to have problem resolved quickly.

Upon arrival customer had a blockage in a main sewer line. We provided an estimate for snaking the drain through the roof vent up to 75’. Customer has to get it touch with the land lord and will reach back out to us. Upon further inspection, the main water shut off is an old style gate valve and will need to be updated to a 1/4 turn shut off. Estimates provided. Thank you for calling John the plumber. -Shane

Summary of Findings: 1. Homeowner Concern: The homeowner reported a roach infestation and requested an inspection to determine if drainage issues were contributing to the problem. • Upon inspection, we explained that German roaches are not caused by drainage issues. • The home is equipped with PVC piping, which eliminates the need for a smoke test to detect leaks or possible pest entry points. 2. Master Bathroom Toilet: • The toilet in the master bathroom was found to be loose and improperly sealed. • The toilet flange was observed to be broken, requiring replacement to ensure proper installation and functionality. • A recommendation was made to reset the toilet and replace the broken flange. 3. Main Valve and Filtration Inspection: • While assessing the main valve for potential filtration system options, we discovered a gas leak. • For safety purposes, the gas supply was turned off for the night. Proposed Actions: 1. Immediate Repairs: • Reset the master bathroom toilet a

The report outlines several key issues with the homeowner’s 98-gallon natural gas water heater, including: 1. Leakage: The heater is leaking from the relief valve, which is a critical safety component. 2. Age: The heater, manufactured in 2014, is nearing the end of its recommended lifespan (12 years). 3. Component Issues: Problems with the gas control assembly and the relief line suggest that repair might be costly and potentially ineffective in the long run. 4. Cost Effectiveness: Replacing the heater now is more economical than repairing it, as it would need to be replaced within a year anyway. The company recommends replacing the heater with a new 100-gallon natural gas heater and will provide the homeowner with a quote and an estimated delivery time for the new unit. This proactive approach aims to avoid further issues and ensure a more reliable system moving forward.

Came to customers home today to replace a fill valve and the Bedroom bathroom on the first floor After replacing the valve to a fluid master fill valve we have flushed the toilet multiple times to confirm that it is working properly and efficiently

Came to customers home under entrusted upon diagnosing the issue in order for us to cap off the lines in the kitchen. We need to remove the current water heater to access the gate valve to replace the gate valve to a new quarter turn ball valve [we will need to cut drywall) and also their current water heater is 12 years old so the water heater will have to be replaced as well due to the age and the heater shut off valve is also a gate valve so that will need to be replaced so a quarter turn ball valve and this job will need to be permitted through the city of Boca-I emailed over the estimate to the homeowner for the scope of work that needs to be completed

The old solar water heater was successfully removed, and the new Rheem 50-gallon electric water heater was installed and tested for proper functionality. The addition of the booster, expansion tank, and quarter-turn ball valve ensures improved efficiency, ease of maintenance, and enhanced system performance.

Scope of Work Performed 1. Relocation of Washing Machine, Hose Bibs, and Drain Line • The washing machine, associated hose bibs, and drain line were successfully relocated as per the homeowner’s request. This required precise adjustments to the plumbing system to ensure proper alignment and functionality in the new location. 2. Replacement of Components • Two angle stops were replaced to ensure reliable water shutoff and improved plumbing integrity. • The P-trap for the sink was replaced due to signs of wear and tear, ensuring effective drainage and leak prevention. 3. Testing • All relocated and replaced components were thoroughly tested for functionality and leaks. • No leaks were observed, confirming the system is operating as intended. Mop Sink Condition and Temporary Modifications During the service call, we assessed the condition of the mop sink at the homeowner’s request. • Condition of the Mop Sink: • The mop sink is in extremely poor condition, with significant UV

I came out today to replace both of the corroded emergency stops with new quarter turn emergency underneath the kitchen sink. I also installed 2 new customer supplied pop-ups in the the master bathroom that the finish was coming off. After the job was completed I turned the water back on to test for leaks on the new emergency stops. There were no leaks. Also after installing the new pop-ups I ran the water and filled both sinks up. There are no leaks and everything is draining properly.

I came out today to replace the old faucet with a new customer Koehler kitchen faucet. After I installed the faucet I turned the water back on and the faucet is functioning properly.

Tub wasn’t draining, garbage disposal wasn’t working and the shower head was leaking from the arm. Estimate to replace the disposal and shower head and clear the tub stoppage was agreed on and after the work was done we tested everything to ensure they were operating properly and leak free and she has renewed her membership