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John the plumber was called out today for a leak under the kitchen sink. Customer shut off angle stop supplying the fridge and filtered water at sink and that stopped the leak. After looking over everything, the angle stops need replaced due to old age and corrosion. The fridge supply line is copper as well as the sink filtered water supply line. The Main shut off for the home is an old style gate valve and the city meet meter is underneath garden planted by neighbor. The customer is not in a rush to get the job done since the fridge is broken and so is the sink filtered water. Technician will provide the customer with a few options to get the work done today.

Upon arrival we were shown to a toilet that had a delayed fill and a shower whose pressure had room for improvement. An estimate for a minor rebuild was agreed on and after the work was done we tested the toilet for proper function and checked connections for leaks and none are present. As for the shower we took out the flow restrictor and cleaned the filter and the customer is satisfied with the pressure.

John, the plumber was called out to the customers home today to perform a full home inspection. The following is the summary of the inspection. Kitchen: all the water features inside the kitchen are functioning properly. The only area of concern for the customer is a loose kitchen faucet. Technician will tighten the faucet with a basin wrench. Master bathroom: all the water features in the master bathroom are operational and working properly. No areas of concern. Guest bathroom: all water, features in the guest bathroom or function properly. No areas of concern. Laundry room: all water, features in the guest bathroom or function properly. No areas of concern. Technician will tie in the faucet for the filtration system under the sink. Water heater: water heater is operational working perfectly fine. Outside: customer has a total of four hose bibs on the outside of the home. Technician recommends replacing two of them. *customer is interested in whole home filtration system*

John the plumber will provide services for a water leak from upstairs to downstairs. This leak detection consist of up to 1.5 hours. If additional time is needed, an additional charge will apply. Customer understands that John the plumber is not responsible for replacement of any drywall once removed and this estimate is for leak detection only not the repair. Once issue has been found and separate estimate will be written up for the repair and 50% of the leak detection will be credited towards the repair. Customer authorizes John the plumber to remove vanity and downstairs bathroom. John, the plumber is not responsible for replacing the vanity and downstairs bathroom. This estimate is to provide services for waterline rupture repair in the downstairs half bath. As per video shown the polybutylene line for the cold side has broken off at joint. Customer understands that this is a temporary fix due to the age and condition of existing polybutylene piping. *** once repair has been made J

Upon arrival customer had a leaking collar/ basket strainer to garbage disposal. Presented estimate for repair and land lord was unable to answer phone. Further inspection water heater was in rough shape. Water heater was rusty and we were unable to find age of unit. Main water shut off is old style gate valve and will need to be updated to a 1/4 turn ball valve. Estimates provided for replacement. Thank you for calling JohnThe Plumber. -Shane

Upon arrival worker showed a hose in backyard that was leaking and needed to be repaired upon inspection. Determined we would need to turn off all the water to the building to repair waterline. Also, they stated one room has water on ground occasionally at this time. No water is there manager will have to call city to find meter for us to do work outside. Also manager or anyone with authority can except estimate. Will return after estimate is approved.

Performed on-site assessment for an 80-gallon water heater replacement. Evaluated existing unit, confirmed installation date (2015), and verified the system is due for replacement per building guidelines. Inspected surrounding plumbing layout and utility access to determine scope of work required. Identified presence of a whole-home filtration system that would obstruct installation; advised customer that this must be removed prior to scheduling. Reviewed installation details with the customer, including equipment specs, warranty coverage, permit handling, and required code upgrades (e.g., expansion tank, anode rod). Provided a detailed estimate and answered all questions regarding scope, timeline, and warranty terms. Customer intends to consult with the condo owner for final approval and will contact the office upon receiving authorization to proceed.

Upon arrival to the location, we met with homeowner Andrew who showed us inside the home. I asked him if he knew about our visit, he mentioned he did. There’s two full bathrooms in the house, the water heater was just recently installed and he just got a whole home filtration recently as well. He mentioned within the past few months he did a renovation to the bathrooms and other areas around the home. Furthermore, we looked through the entire plumbing, everything was in good condition. Hence, we flushed the water heater as part of the visit and all is well at the moment.

John, the plumber provided services to snake out the floor drain on the left-hand side of the bar near the entrance to the bar. It took two attempts down the same 2 inch floor drain. As per video taken a water test took place for 10 minutes and everything is draining properly. The on-site manager Luis verified everything is working properly and we explained to him that it is very imperative to clean out the floor drain grates so no more food/debris goes down the drain. The existing floor drain cover does not fit flush to this floor drain. Initial picture shows that it is not sitting flush due to this not being the proper food trap for this drain.

Upon arrival we were shown to a clogged toilet. After conforming it wasn’t a main line stoppage an estimate to clear it with the auger was agreed on and to no avail. The estimate was revised to pull the toilet and we discovered a broken flange, and also a compound of fecal matter, a wipe, and a warped flange causing the stoppage at the flange. The obstruction was cleared, the flange was replaced, and the toilet was reset. We then flushed the toilet multiple times to ensure proper function and checked for leaks and there are none

Upon arrival I was shown to the toilet that was slow to fill and customer stated made a squeaking sound over time. Informed them that both of these problems are caused by a bad fill Valve. I also noticed the toilet emergency shutoff Valve was seized so an estimate to replace the emergency shutoff Valve and a minor rebuild on the toilet was agreed on and after my work was complete, I ensured my installs were operational and leak free

Customer agreed to the snake service. This service will be performed in the morning 8:45 AM on Thursday. The office already confirmed that I can do it at this time. Customer needs a couple different choices of bar sink faucets before committing to the bar sink faucet estimate so I removed this off the estimate for now.

Excavated sewer lateral from city 6” clay pipe to other side of the sidewalk to 4” pvc coming from the house clean out. Removed 6” clay that was clogged with roots. Repiped 4” pvc into 6” clay at city street connection. Backfill hole.

This invoice is to provide and install a 1 inch main waterline starting from the outflow of the existing city meter to the existing 1 inch copper riser stubbed out of the ground vertically. John the plumber will start by removing the sod. Once sod has been removed, we will proceed to trench down 12 inches per Florida plumbing code from the existing meter to the inlet valve of the house. Once trench is complete, John the plumber will disconnect the existing galvanized waterlines and install 1 inch PVC pressure pipe in the exposed ditch and connect to the copper stub out riser just before the 1 inch ball valve. John the plumber will pressurize the system to ensure longevity and no leaks. One system has been pressurized and verified there are no leaks John the plumber will proceed to backfill ditch and place sod to the best of our ability. This project comes with a one year parts and labor, hassle, free warranty at no extra cost to customer. Customer verified everything is in good working

Job detail: Technician cleared mainline stoppage. Technician pulled out roots. John, the plumber will contact the customer tomorrow morning to discuss further actions that need to be taken regarding digging up and replacing the section of pipe.