Coconut Creek, FL

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the mop sink in the laundry room that was leaking from the hot side supply line that connected to the faucet. The homeowner had a new faucet. After evaluating everything I found that there were no emergency stops for the hot and cold side water supply lines. Also the p-trap going to the wall was old copper. I provided an estimate to replace everything for the mop sink. The homeowner agreed to move forward with the estimate. After replacing everything and installing the new faucet I turned the water back on to test for leaks. There are no leaks and everything is functioning properly.

Right side double vanity sink pop up assembly stuck shut. Popped up plunger and cleaned. Tested work found working properly.

Price does not include haul away, permit, or draining of heater. Price includes install of heater, install of pan for water heater, 6 year warranty parts and labor. Installed a tested heater 8/29, no leaks were observed. Also replaced heater valve and installed new expansion tank 80psi.

Customer supplied a faucet for installation. Installed the customer-provided faucet and thoroughly checked all connections for proper function and leaks—no issues found. Customer also inquired about a replacement water heater. Provided an estimate for the new water heater, which includes the Summer 15 discount. This promotional discount is valid through the end of the month.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed e the leaking one inch gate valve. I provided an estimate to replace it with a new quarter turn ball valve, along with a new quarter turn hose bib. I also installed a new vacuum breaker as well. After turning the water back on I checked for leaks. There were no leaks, and everything is working fine. The homeowner is aware of the condition of the water heater, and will call us when he is ready to replace it.

Customer called regarding a stoppage in the upstairs guest bathroom. Upon arrival, I was informed that paper towels had been flushed and caused the blockage. I provided an estimate to use a toilet auger to clear the isolated stoppage, which was approved. The stoppage was successfully cleared, and a large wad of paper towels was removed. The toilet is now flushing normally. During the visit, I also observed that the main emergency water shut-off was an old-style gate valve that was missing a handle, making it inoperable in the event of an emergency. I provided an estimate to replace the gate valve with a new, more reliable ball valve, which was also approved. The replacement was completed and tested. All work was performed successfully with no leaks or issues.

Upon arrival, customer stated that she just moved into the house and she was not getting any water from the kitchen faucet. I advised customer that I would do a brief diagnostic to find out what was causing the faucet to not get any water. Almost immediately I noticed that the faucet was routed through a touch sensor box which was battery operated with six AA batteries. The faucet was blinking red indicating that the box was bad and I asked the customer if she was interested in getting a new faucet or a touch mechanism from Delta. Customer said she doesn’t use it that much and she probably will never use the touch sensor option and I asked if she would like to bypass the touch sensor. Customer said it would be OK so I bypassed the touch sensor box and hook the sink up directly to the supply. Faucet was working perfectly after doing so customer stated that’s all she needed due to the information that the insurance company gave her. I also took a look at some of the other fixtures in the

Upon arrival I was shown the Koehler power assist flush toilet in the men’s restroom that wasn’t properly providing a power flush. I was able to troubleshoot the toilet and adjust a rubber seal that would be a temporary fix. The toilet is providing a better quality flush now. I will be emailing an estimate to replace the power assist flush tank, and install new internal components for a more consistent flush.

Upon arrival, customer had the toilet she purchased ready for install. Customer previously deposited $250 for a customer supply toilet install. The moment we arrived, we begin draining the old toilet down in preparation for removal. Disconnected the water supply and remove the flange bolts. Once the toilet was pulled, we made sure that the waxing was clean and all caulking and remnants work were clear. I then tested the flange to make sure it was not cracked or moving before I secured the new toilet. Also check the 3 inch closet flange drain to make sure that there was no stoppages or anything down the drain. Once we set the new toilet, we made sure That the wax ring was not compromised and then tighten the flange bolts to secure the toilet. After testing the toilet multiple times to make sure it was holding water and flushing properly within, caulk the toilet and secured it to the floor. Customer was very satisfied and paid the rest of the balance.

In hall bathroom old style moen tub and shower valve trim broken. Customer has new delta valve and trim for install. Customer shut water off at main gate valve in master bedroom closet. Removed old valve and installed customer’s supplied delta tub and shower valve in brushed nickel. Tested working properly.

Upon arrival, customer informed me that her guest bathroom toilet was leaking from the tank. After brief diagnostic and some research, I realized that John the plumber did a minor rebuild on the tank about a year ago. I told customer that the compromise in her tank is from the tank to bowl bolts. I recommended to the customer that she replaced the toilet because she has done repairs on this toilet before and the toilet is 25 years old. I gave the customer some options on the toilets that John the plumber has available, but the customer requested to buy her own toilet and asked how much we would charge to put it in. I advised customer that we would need to install new waxing and flange bolts with her toilet. I did make customer aware that if I pull the toilet and the flange is cracked, I would need to create a new estimate to replace the flange. Customer bought an American standard. Customer stated she will contact the office when she receives the toilet which is scheduled to be deliver

At this time, no estimate was submitted. I need a gray box for me and Don to come back out and assess the job site prior to submitting estimate.

Upon arrival the homeowner had 3 lavatory drains that had accordion p-traps that the inspector failed. I replaced them with new 1 1/2 tubular p-traps. I had to cut a small section on the hallway cabinet with the homeowners approval to make the new p-trap fit. After everything was done I filled the sinks and tested for leaks. Everything is draining good with no leaks.

Upon arrival I was shown to the kitchen faucet where the faucet head and pull out hose had snapped. Customer had already ordered the replacement parts and the estimate to replace the hose and the head was signed. I did not touch anything else underneath the kitchen sink besides the pull out hose and faucet head. After my install I ran the faucet to ensure water was being correctly supplied and checked my connections for leaks and none are present

Upon arrival we had to update kitchen sink with new shut off valves, customer supplied faucet, emergency stops, and tubular drainage. We will also had to update secondary bath with new emergency shut offs customer supplied lavatory faucet, and supply valve to toilet. Toilet in secondary bath will need a minor rebuild as well as master. We also went ahead and installed a new main water shut off with a Taco auto shut off with leak detection sensor. After work was performed we tested everything is operating as it should. Estimate provided for installing an electrical switch to water heater as well as toilet minor rebuilds Thank you for calling John the Plumber. -Shane

Upon arrival, customer informed me that they had a stoppage on the second floor of a townhouse in the master bathroom. After brief diagnostic, I informed customer that the stoppage is most likely in the mainline and I would need to pull the toilet to snake the drain. I did attempt to use a toilet auger to clear the drain, however, after running all the pictures in the bathroom I noticed that the shower was also backing up. As a result, I informed customer that I would need to pull the toilet off and use a K 60 reel to clear the drain. Customer agree. After pulling the toilet, I used 45 feet of K 60 real and cleared the stop. It was in the stack and I advised the homeowner that it was most likely a pre-existing issue. The new tenants have only been there for three days and the stoppage was pretty solid. So I advised this owner that the stoppage was most likely in the stack prior to the people moving it. After clearing the drain, I reset the toilet and provided the new wax ring and flang

Upon arrival, I supplied and installed a new 1” Moen flow with ball valve and new hose bib on left side of home where water service enters. Tested awesome.

Site Observation & Client Request: Customer had prior inspection by a plumber utilizing a sewer inspection camera. Findings indicate a collapsed section of the house drain at the base of the master bathroom stack. Client requests two estimates: Spot Repair – Targeted excavation and localized repair at the failure point near the master bathroom stack. Full-System Tunnel Replacement – Complete building drain replacement via tunneling method. Estimates to follow upon internal review and scope of work with the office. Also advised customer to send cam inspection video to office and if not able to we would have to perform a cam and locate to provide a accurate estimate

Upon arrival, customer showed me shower valve that handle fell off before I arrived. Homeowner already repaired shower valve handle by figuring out. It was a thread on shower valve handle at this time. There are no other problems in home.

Upon arrival customer just bought unit and wanted to update plumbing. We did a whole home walk through of plumbing to find all emergency stops in unit will have to be updated to a 1/4 turn shut off minus the master bathroom. The kitchen faucet will need to be updated as well as secondary bath faucet. Customer will provide both faucets for us to then install. Tubular drain to kitchen sink is old style glue in trap that will have to be updated to a quick connect ptrap in order to snake drain in future. Both main water shut off and water heater supply valve will be updated as well as having a taco auto shut off valve installed. Water heater is 6 years old and out of manufacture warranty so the taco auto shut off will be a good choice to keep an eye on heater. Thank you for calling John The Plumber and we will hear from you soon about scheduling. -Shane

Upon arrival, customer informed me that his kitchen sink was backing up. I advised customer I have to perform a diagnostic which would include removing the P-trap and isolating the garbage disposal to make sure it was draining properly. After diagnostic, I immediately determined that the garbage disposal was the cause of the actual clog. Not only was the garbage disposal, not draining, but it was also seized, and the motor was burnt out. I explained to the customer that if the garbage disposal is not working properly and not chopping food. It will get clogged. I wrote a proposal for the replacement of a garbage disposal for the customer. Customer agreed, and I began the installation. New garbage disposal is a premium insinkerator. After installation, I tested multiple times for leaks. No leaks. Customer satisfied.

Installed 40 gallon heater new pan and hardware with switch . Noticed water still on floor by a/c unit customer will contact jtp if moisture still resides on floor. See estimate for leak detection

Water Heater Replacement Summary: The customer contacted us requesting an estimate to replace their existing water heater. Upon arrival, we inspected an aging AO Smith electric unit that was visibly deteriorated, showing significant signs of corrosion, wear, and overall inefficiency. Based on its condition and age, we recommended a full replacement to restore reliable hot water service to the home. After evaluating the plumbing configuration, installation space, and electrical setup, we provided a detailed estimate to install a new 40-gallon Rheem tall electric water heater (3500-watt). The estimate also included obtaining the required permit and upgrading the existing electrical disconnect switch to a code-compliant model to meet current safety standards. During inspection of the electrical panel, we also noted that the breaker supplying power to the water heater must be rated between 20 to 25 amps in order to meet code and pass final inspection. If adjustments are needed to the bre

This estimate is to provide and replace the existing half-inch gate valve hose bib. The current hose bib is loose inside the wall and is leaking out of the backside of the solder joint. If for any reason that the plumber has to remove the exterior stucco and block to repair the pipe inside, the wall and additional estimate will be written up. John the plumber offers a one-year parts and labor hasslefree warranty at know extra cost to customer As per video and pictures taken, everything is properly installed and is operational with no leaks. I also verified behind the refrigerator with the moisture meter to ensure no water came inside the house. Customer verified everything is in proper working condition.

Upon arrival, customer informed me that the shower valve that was recently installed by me was not getting hot. After diagnostic, I determine that the valve temperature dial needed to be repositioned to allow more hot water yield. I removed the valve trim and repositioned the cartridge dial to allow more hot water. After completion, I tested water to make sure it was getting hot to the customers liking and customer was present to approve of a satisfactory temperature.