Plumbing Repair Service In Fort Lauderdale, FL

Raised temperatures on water heater to 132 as per customer request and adjusted the bidet toilet seat

Site Visit Summary & Estimate Provided Upon request, a site visit was conducted to assess a leak originating from the existing 3" cast iron P-trap and floor drain assembly. During the inspection, visible signs of corrosion and active leaking were observed at the trap body and downstream fittings. After a thorough evaluation, the customer was provided with a detailed estimate for the removal and replacement of the compromised 3" cast iron P-trap and floor drain, including all necessary fittings, couplings, and tie-in work. Estimate was emailed to customer

During my initial inspection, all other toilets and lavatory sinks in men’s and women’s restrooms have been flushed several times and are draining properly. This issue is only for this specific toilet, which I cleared on Monday. As per video taken, the toilet was flushing absolutely fine during multiple flushes. Due to the persistent issue in this toilet, it is recommended that the toilet be removed and the sewer line be camera to investigate. What is going on with this specific toilet. At this time this estimate is for clearing the toilet with the closet auger and remove toilet to perform a camera service and then reset toilet. After using the auger to clear the toilet, I lifted the toilet and performed a camera service. As per video documentation and locator documentation, there is root invasion, along with an illegal fitting inside the piping.. there is a reducer bushing per pictures taken that is catching all of the toilet paper, which is continuously blocking this toilet up. Cust

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the master bathroom where the sink was draining slowly. I removed the p-trap and ran the drill snake. When I pulled the cable out there was a clump of hair on the end of it. I ran it again to make sure that everything was clear. After putting the p-trap back together I ran the water and everything is draining good with no leaks.

Upon arrival, I removed the old Toto toilet and installed a new Toto Aquia four. Customer verified everything is in proper working condition and with no leaks. The customer also signed an estimate for an additional Toto Aqui four in the spare bedroom bathroom. This is a special order toilet and customer needs to pay $1000 deposit during happy call due to her card declining the second transaction.

Upon arrival the property manager brought me into unit 106 where the water heater was in a pan that was full of water. I removed the old leaking water heater and installed a new 28 gallon 3500 watt rheem water heater. I also hardwired wired it on a switch. After everything was installed I turned on the water and power. There are no leaks and the water is getting hot.

Upon arrival, customer showed me a gas line they would like capped off in the wall Explain to customer we would need to open up wall to cap off gas line properly Customer told me they will call me after wall is opened up for us to cap off gas line Also, customer wants a new pot filler Will call us back after a new pot filler is delivered so we can give them an estimate

Upon arrival I was shown to a toilet that was leaking from the base, tank and had a failing fill valve. I explained to the customer that due to the style of the toilet it would be a better alternative to replace it and they agreed. The estimate to replace the toilet with a Kohler highline was signed and after the install I checked for leaks and none were present and I flushed the toilet multiple times to ensure it was operating properly

Upon arrival to the customer's property to assess a potential conflict involving an existing liquid propane gas line and a new backyard construction project. Upon arrival, we met with representatives from the contracting company overseeing the build, which includes the installation of a wooden bar shack in the rear portion of the yard. During the site evaluation, it was determined that the existing above-ground LP gas line—currently supplying the home’s standby generator—is situated directly in the path of the proposed structure. The current routing of the line presents both spatial and safety concerns, as it interferes with construction plans and may not meet clearance requirements once the structure is in place. The customer inquired about possible solutions, including re-routing the gas line and potentially burying it to avoid obstruction and enhance safety and visual appeal. We explained that modifying an active propane line requires careful planning, including consideration of t

Detailed Job Summary – Leak Investigation and Plumbing Repairs Customer Concern: Customer contacted us due to an active leak in the bathroom. Water was visibly seeping through tile surfaces in both the bathroom and kitchen areas, raising concern for a potential hidden plumbing issue. Initial Assessment and Leak Detection Approval: Upon arrival, we conducted a visual inspection and confirmed signs of water intrusion. We provided the customer with an estimate to perform a full leak detection investigation. The estimate was approved, and work proceeded. Main Water Shut-Off Valve Replacement: In order to accurately perform the leak detection test, the main water shut-off valve needed to be replaced. The existing gate valve was not functioning properly and could not fully shut off water to the home. We provided a separate estimate to replace it with a new ball valve. This estimate was also approved, and the valve replacement was completed. Pressure Test and Exterior Inspection: With the

Upon arrival the customer renewed their membership and showed me to the water heater which they’d like to be flushed. As the water heater flushed, I checked all of the fixtures and emergency shutoff Valves. Plumbing wise, everything is in good condition and operating how it should.

This estimate outlines the scope of work for the removal and replacement of the existing 80-gallon water heater with a new 50-gallon Rheem 3500 watt water heater. The installation will include: A new quarter-turn ball valve for improved shut-off functionality A new water heater drain pan for code compliance and leak protection Installation of a new anode rod to extend the life of the tank Replacement of existing laundry hoses with new braided stainless steel supply lines Replacement of the existing main gate valve with a new quarter-turn ball valve for reliable isolation control All work will be performed to current plumbing code standards. The new water heater installation is backed by a 10-year warranty covering both parts and labor by adding an anode rod. After the work was completed I turned the water back on and there are no leaks. Also after wiring the new water heater it is heating up and getting hot.

Arrived to figure out what meter was associated with the backflow we installed. It turns out that the meters are reversed and their meter is the furthest away despite the other one being closer to them. Provided the pic and serial number for the water meter to the assistant office manager and she will take it from here with the city.

Upon today’s visit customer had a French drain system installed in back yard of home. We tied French drain into existing branch line coming from underneath patio slab. French drain system was completely covered with stone for an ease of draining properly. We did explain to customer the best way to have this issue fixed, is if he tied laundry and lavatory drain into his existing main sewer line of home. We did not prepare an estimate to due so, because we would have to either tunnel underneath home or cut into floor to make our connection. We advised customer that he should have around 4 years until he would have to preform a tunnel to have these lines properly connected to main. At that time, all cast iron pipe should be removed and replaced with pvc underneath home, and that’s when we will make connection to main sewer line. French drain system is connected and able to be used. We will have to make a return visit Friday afternoon to spread loose dirt in back yard. Thank you for callin

Upon entry into the commercial property, the manager brought me into the men’s restroom, stated that the toilet was clogged. I submitted an estimate to unclog toilet and customer accepted. As per video taken and customer verified, the toilet is in proper working condition and flushed several times to ensure blockage was taken care of. This is a commercial property and wants to send check through the mail The main valve and water heater cannot be accessed due to being in maintenance room, and the door is locked

Customer call John the plumber out today because she has a leak that appear to be coming from the base of her toilet with a technician arrived. Customer explain to technician that she believes that it was coming from the base of the toilet but after a while she noticed it was coming from the angle stop behind the toilet. Customer try to put tape around the supply line to try and slow down the leak. Technician will provide the customer with a few options to resolve your issues today. Replaced 1 Emergency Stop and 1 Supply line. Water was restored to the customers home the new valve is operational in the toilet is functioning properly with no leaks detected. One-year warranty.

Service Summary: Responded to a backup in the master bathroom toilet. Initial attempt to clear the stoppage using a closet auger through the toilet was unsuccessful. Removed the toilet and used a K-60 machine through the flange, running approximately 60 feet to clear the blockage. No material was retrieved during the process. Performed a camera inspection of the line and found no visible obstructions. Reinstalled the toilet with a new wax ring. Flushed multiple times to confirm proper function—system tested and working correctly. Provided an estimate for descaling the two tankless water heaters located on the left side of the home.

Will jet clogged kitchen line from the base of the stack in the front of the home towards the main line on the side of the home. Will remove pavers next to the pool heater in-order to perform a jetting service on the kitchen line. A two way cleanout will be installed for future service if necessary . Also rebuilt a toilet and diagnosed the heater but no issues were observed with the heater.

I came out today to install a new 28 gallon rheem water heater. After the installation of the heater and wiring it up. There were no leaks and the water was getting hot. I also adjusted the temperature to 125 per the homeowners request. I will be providing an estimate for the replacement of the metal laundry drain that has a small drip at the nut.

Gained access to 2” vertical cast iron stack by carefully chipping out drywall within affected wall cavity. Initiated primary smoke test to identify any breaches in the sanitary system. Detected smoke escaping into wall cavity, traced to a failed, abandoned 1.5” copper waste arm exhibiting severe longitudinal cracking along the bottom of the pipe — consistent with age-related metal fatigue and corrosion. Proceeding with remediation, the defective copper waste arm was removed back to its point of connection at the 2” stack. The opening at the stack was then sealed using a properly sized no-hub cap secured with a stainless-steel banded coupling, ensuring an airtight and code-compliant termination. A follow-up smoke test was then performed utilizing four smoke bombs to pressurize the system. No additional signs of smoke or sewer gas were observed within the structure, confirming system integrity and successful resolution of the odor complaint. To ensure no other concealed defects were

Upon arrival to the location, I met with frank who showed me inside. He took me to both bathrooms where the toilets were being replaced. He had both new toilets in the garage. I asked him if the shut off valves worked, he stated they do. Moreover, I started with the guest bathroom, I got the old toilet removed and began marking where I would need to drill holes for the new toilets mounting bracket. In addition, after I got it set, I flushed numerous times before applying caulking to test for leaks. Furthermore, I did the same with the master bathroom, and I got frank to check both toilets and no leaks were detected. In conclusion, Everything is operating accordingly at the moment. This price includes disposing old toilets and installing new toilets including floor brackets

Upon arrival customer has a diverter valve within shower valve that will need to be removed and replaced. We did locate part number after pulling apart shower valve, we will then order part and call for scheduling once it’s received. Price for installation of diverter valve will be 450.00. Thank you for your business with John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival, customer informed me that he was no longer receiving hot water to any of his fixtures in the house, and he was getting an error code on his heater. Customer has a Navien. After brief diagnostic, I advised the customer that he would need to just push the reset button on his heater to make it work. I’ll advise him that when it is done pressure drop in the gas. It will give him an error code and he’ll have to reset it. I advised him that he probably has an issue with the gas regulator, and he said that he was gonna have the city take a look at it. I was on the property for less than five minutes.

Upon arrival customer did not have a root intrusion, we excavated pipe to find old fern co connected with an extensive sag in pipe. We pulled apart fittings and replaced with correct fittings after correcting pitch of sewer main. After installation we tested for proper functionality and everything is operating as it should. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival, customer informed me that the tenant in her unit has a toilet that is seeping out water from the bottom. After diagnostic when I arrived, I advised the customer that I would be needing to pull the toilet to determine the cause and the source of the water coming from the bottom of the toilet. I explain to the customer that it could possibly either be a broken flange or a stoppage in which case I would need to replace the wax drain and flange bolts. I began by pulling the toilet to find out if there was any clogs in the line. After immediately pulling the toilet, it was evident that there was a major stoppage in the line, just passed the closet 90. I advised the customer that this was the cause and that this was actually a stoppage that backed up over the wax ring causing water to seep from the bottom of the toilet. While cleaning the line, I also noticed that the flange was previously repaired with a temporary flange extension and the original flange was still cracked on b