Plumbing Repair Service In Fort Lauderdale, FL

07/11/25 Upon arrival Renee showed us inside and the AC unit was raised and properly supported now. The problem was it was still leaking. She called them back and they sent a tech to look at it. We gave him space to work, after a few, he stated he’ll turn the AC back on and let it run to see what happens. While we waited, we carried on with installing the water heater. We got everything in place and connected. We turned the water back on to the home and checked for leaks, no leaks were found. The AC was also good, it didn’t leak again while we were there. Furthermore, we cleaned the area and waited til the water got hot and asked Renee to assure all was well. Hence, everything is operating accordingly at the moment. Upon arrival to the location, we met with Rene who let us inside. She showed us where she wanted the toilets at. We began draining the water heater and removing the first toilet. Moreover, after the water heater was finished draining, we had to cut both hot and cold s

Upon arrival we were shown to the toilet I pulled and reset clogged. I explained to the customer that this was a separate problem as to last time the stoppage being in the main line. An estimate to clear the stoppage with the toilet auger was agreed on and after the stoppage was cleared we ensured water was draining freely from the toilet by flushing it multiple times

Upon arrival to the location, we met Sophia who showed us inside the home. She began by stating her water bill has a $200 increase from the previous month. She has not seen visible signs of water damage throughout the entire house. She mentioned the toilet has some issues but it has to do with root intrusion. I told her that’s a separate problem and wouldn’t affect the water bill spike. Moreover, she mentioned the $100 special for the leak search. We told her that consist of just doing a drop test and visually trying to see anything. She agreed to the special and we went outside to locate the main valve and realized there isn’t one and she had no idea. We looked all around the house and did not find anything. We seen her neighbor and they mentioned supposedly it was capped a long time ago. Furthermore, i told her we can’t really isolate the underground without a main valve but we could do a pressure test and shut the meter off just to see if we get a drop at all in pressure. She has a

After performing the visual leak test and using the infrared camera, I found that the moisture is present next to the a/c unit. Also the a/c coils are covered with a lot of dust and mold. Customer stated that an AC tech is coming out to do maintenance on AC.

Upon arrival we were shown to both bathrooms and we ran fixtures and flushed the toilets in both to see if we can recreate the stoppage to no avail. As of today, there are no issues here. I did create an estimate to replace main gate valve with a ball valve.

Upon arrival we were informed of the laundry backing up into the kitchen. An estimate for clearing a main line stoppage and running the snake through an additional stack was agreed on. After we cleared the stoppage we had the kitchen faucet running for a while to ensure the stoppage was cleared and water was draining freely. It was a grease clog and a pressure jetting Is recommended as this will be the only way to get the grease out completely

The customer contacted us requesting an estimate for the installation of a customer-supplied tub faucet. Upon our arrival, we were shown the existing tub spout, which was not functioning properly. Specifically, the built-in diverter was failing to redirect water from the tub spout to the showerhead, causing reduced water flow and inconvenience during shower use. After a thorough inspection, we determined that the diverter mechanism within the tub spout had worn out and was no longer sealing effectively, which prevented proper water diversion. We provided the customer with an estimate to replace the faulty tub spout, which was promptly reviewed and approved. Once the approval was given, we proceeded with the removal of the existing spout and carefully installed a new replacement. We ensured a proper seal and secure fit to prevent future leaks or performance issues. After the installation, we ran the tub and activated the diverter several times to confirm smooth operation and reliable

On arrival customer has a Pfister 8” spread lav faucet in guest bathroom leaking from old handle and pop up assembly not working properly. Removed faucet and pop up assembly and installed new delta faucet and pop up assembly in chrome. As courtesy left readjusted tank lever. On Left side guest bedroom kohler toilet. Tested work good.

Customer was scheduled for replacement toilet install previously ordered. Upon arrival I removed the current toilet in preparation to install the new Kohler toilet. After pulling the toilet, I found that the flange was cracked on the right side, and I informed customer that I would need to replace the flange in order to secure the toilet. After removing the cracked flange and installing the new flange, I set the new Kohler toilet with new wax ring and flange bolts. Toilet install also included securing it to the ground with caulking. After install was complete I tested multiple times for leaks no leaks customer very satisfied.

Upon arrival, customer told us that they have lived in the house for a month and water bill told them they use 14,000 gallons of water no signs of water damage or pulling water outside. Customer had other plumbing company in city come out stating they did have a leak and that they didn’t have a leak did not want to perform any work today and will call us back if any problems arise

Upon arrival, customer informed me that his tankless gas hot water heater started making a beeping noise last night. After the beeping noise, they were receiving no hot water. Customer said that he just YouTube the beeping noise and reset the heater. He said that it came back online and he has not been having issues, but he allowed the appointment to remain because he has not maintenance the heater in four years since he purchased it. I advised him that it was very smart to do a heater flush or a descaling on the current heater. I told customer that he should do this about once a year and customer inquired about a membership. I told customer to contact the office and see what they can do for him. Office advised customer that they were not able to prorate a membership and customer said that he will contact Dave pro batch later. I turned the gas off and unplugged the hot water heater. I drained the heater down and filled up a bucket with three bottles of white vinegar. I performed the de

Upon today’s visit customer had to have both filters exchanged from stainless condo filtration system. Customer did not have filter removal tool so they would like JTP to send a set and mail it to them. Customer stated he never received a removal tool last yr. After install we tested for proper functionality. Thank you for calling JohnThe Plumber -Shane

Installed two lavatory faucets in SE rear bathroom. Raised kitchen sink drain Adjusted lav pop up assembly in gym bathroom

Upon arrival I was shown to the bathroom where when the shower is being used water comes from the base of the toilet. I informed the customer of how this occurs and how this problem will be solved and as estimate to pull and reset the toilet and clear the main line stoppage was agreed on. After the work was complete I flushed the toilet multiple times and ran every fixture in the bathroom to ensure the main line was clear and water was draining freely and test my connections for leaks and none are present

Upon arrival, customer informed me that the toilet that was recently installed by Bladimir was not working. Customer showed me the toilet and immediately it looked to be a stoppage. I informed customer that the toilet was flushing properly however there was a clog in the toilets P-trap. I use the 6 foot toilet auger to clear the stoppage and the toilet flushed flawlessly. Customer was currently in Dallas, Texas and won’t be back until Wednesday afternoon. Customer was extremely upset that the new toilet was already malfunctioning. I explained to the customer that there was nothing actually wrong with the toilet however, there was a stoppage which was causing the toilet not to flush. After clearing the stoppage, I took a video of the toilet working properly. The toilet is a one piece, dual flush. Customer said is a very weak flush and he wants to replace the toilet. Customer said if we don’t replace the toilet, he will be disputing the charge for the original toilet. I contacted managem

Upon arrival, customer immediately informed me that he was just looking for a price. I asked the customer what the situation was and he explained to me that he thinks there is a toilet leak dripping down into the floor below. Customer below says that there is water coming from the light fixtures in his bathroom. customer advised me that he does not use the shower at all, not even once. I advised customer that I would need to pull the toilet to find the source of the actual leak. I would be pulling the toilet to find out if there is a wax ring or if the flange is damaged. I advised customer if there is no sign of waxing failure or flange failure. I would need to go to the unit below and look at the waste arm for the closet 90. Customer immediately stopped me and asked me how much would something like that run and I quickly advised him around $423. And that would be to just pull and reset the toilet to diagnose the problem. I advised customer it would be more if I needed to fix anything

Upon arrival I was shown to the water heater and began the flush. As the heater flushed I asked if there was anything else they’d like for me to check out and If the recommendations I made my last visit were concerning. Everything is ok as of now in the home. Estimates sent

Customer call John the plumber out today because she’s having an issue with her dishwasher, garbage disposal and the kitchen drain backing up. When technician arrived tenant informed him that the dishwasher is not draining, The garbage disposal is leaking and the water is not draining in the kitchen sink. Based on all these issues stemming from when the garbage disposal stopped working, technician believes that replacing the garbage disposal will remedy all of these issues. Technician will provide the customer with a few options to resolve the issues today. Job details Replaced leaking/ not working garbage disposal. Installed new 1/2 hp insinkerator garbage disposal with new basket collar. After installation everything was check. Sink is draining, garbage disposal is working and dishwasher is draining.

Upon arrival, customer informed me that he had some issues with both his kitchen and bathroom faucets. His bathroom faucet had a broken aerator and had very low pressure. Customer bought an identical faucet for replacement in the event. We were not able to fix the aerator. I informed customer that he would need to use the replacement because the aerator was not repairable. While we replacing the faucet I also recommended that the customer replaced both angle stops for the hot and cold supply lines under the bathroom sink. Both angle stops were seized and would not turn. Customer agreed to replace the angle stops as well as the supply lines. After the completion of the faucet installation in the bathroom I turned the water on and tested both lines as well as the fixture multiple times for leaks. No leaks. The kitchen faucet was also compromised and needed to be replaced. There was duct tape on the spout and customer bought a replacement kitchen faucet already to replace it. After remov

We met with the homeowner today to review and discuss the quotes for water filtration and water heater replacement. The homeowner agreed to proceed with replacing the existing 80-gallon water heater with a 120-gallon unit, which will be relocated further down the wall for better layout and accessibility. As part of this installation, the electrical supply will be relocated to accommodate the new position and capacity of the unit. We will also be installing a two-stage filtration system on the side of the home, consisting of a solid filtration stage followed by a carbon stage. This system will help remove impurities from the water, but it will not fully resolve discoloration. For discoloration, we will be using color-removing carbon, which will be effective initially, but will require re-bedding after approximately six months to a year to maintain performance. In addition to the filtration system, we will be installing a salt-based water softener, complete with a brine tank, and we w

Hydro-jetting and descaling were performed on the main sewer line, servicing the property from the rear bathroom to the exterior cleanout. Jetting was conducted using a commercial-grade hydro jetter to eliminate scale buildup, grease, and obstructions, restoring optimal pipe diameter and flow capacity. Following jetting, a full descaling process was executed utilizing a chain flail attached to a rotary jetting head. The interior condition of the line was inspected via sewer camera post-service. The main line was found to be in excellent condition throughout, with the exception of a 3” Y- fitting located approximately 6 feet downstream of the cleanout under the structure, which exhibits notable internal wear and deterioration, likely due to age and prolonged exposure to corrosive waste flow. All branch lines and fixtures were tested for flow post-service. Fixtures—including lavatories,tubs, and toilets drained with full flow and no signs of backflow or sluggish drainage. Line passe

Upon arrival customer showed me upstairs bathroom that they had entrusted come out and check out for bathroom remodel Gave customer rough estimate that could change due to not being able to get in contact with Entrusted due to determine what we need to give an estimate for

Upon arrival, customer showed me water heater. We recently installed that needed a flush and fill gave customer option to flush and fill water heater. Customer agreed. At this time, water heater is flushed and filled and working correctly Customer will call us for routine flush, and fill next year or if any other problems arise in unit that need to be repaired

Upon arrival, the customer directed us to the garage, where a blockage was present in the main line at the junction where two bathroom lines connect. We accessed and opened three cleanouts to begin clearing the blockage. Using a drain cable, we ran through each of the three cleanouts. During the process, we discovered a bundle of wipes and paper lodged in the Y-fitting of the main line. After multiple attempts, we were successful in clearing the obstruction and restoring proper flow.

Upon arrival to the location, I met security who called unit number to assure someone was there. Moreover, when I got upstairs, the tenants were still there from my previous visit. I got to the bathroom, shut the emergency valve off and removed the old flush valve. I got the new one situated and assured no leaks before applying the flapper. I then got it all connected and filled the tank and took a photo of the water level and after 6 mins the level held. In addition, on my previous visit, after 6 mins the level had dropped. Hence, all is well at the moment. Tech will furnish and install new 3” flush valve with flush seal and assure no more leaks. 1 year part and labor warranty.