Plumbing Repair Service In Fort Lauderdale, FL

Arrive to customer, found that shower was instantly backing up. Toilet and lavatory were properly draining,. We recommend running drill snake. After about 6 feet of cable we hit a little block and kept going about 5 more feet. We pulled back a hair ball on end of cable. Ran water shower to ensure proper drainage for about 20 min!

I did a minor rebuild on the on the toilet in the front guest bathroom. Fill valve was plugged due to calcium build and debris. Jtp supplied parts. Cut back on water to the house and there are no leaks fill valve now shuts off completely. Also customers emergency shut off valve to the toilet would not cut off completely due to age and not being used at all. I gave an estimate for replacing all her angle stops to her 6 toilets in the house. Customer would like to consult with husband before anything.

I came out today and replaced the sediment filter on the whole house water filtration system. I showed the homeowner how dirty the old filter was after a year since the installation of the filtration system. After installing the new filter I turned the water back on to test for leaks, and there are no leaks.

We replaced the customer supplied toilet and also noticed that the flange was warped to the point that the Jonny bolts could no longer be set. Customer agreed to replacement of the 3in pvc flange to eliminate the issue. New flange was set and toilet was then reset. Flushed multiple times no leaks.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the master bathroom shower that wasn’t completely shutting off. I provided an estimate to get this work done and we are scheduling for Friday August 9th to return and get this work completed. Took a deposit today to order the part.

I came out today for a slow draining tub in the hall bathroom. I used the drill snake to snake the overflow, and also went on the roof to make sure that everything was cleared. I ran 75 feet of k-60 cable through the bathroom stack. When I pulled the cable out there was nothing on it. Same as when I pulled the drill snake out. I ran the tub and flushed the toilet several times. Everything is flushing and draining good. I also replaced the old tub spout that was not properly working with a new wolverine brass tub spout. The water is now being diverted to the shower head properly. I also replaced the old 3/4 inch gate valve with a new 3/4 inch ball valve. After turning the water on there were no leaks.

Replace gate valve with ball valve and add whole condo filtration system . Customer is responsible far all dry wall repairs. Customers will schedule a condo shutdown for July 25 so work can be done.

We replaced all the mechanisms inside the valve for the urinal in the men’s bathroom in the sales office due to the urinal constantly running. Tested everything for leaks and there are no leaks. Toilet shuts off as it should. Customer has full use of facilities at this time

When we arrived, we met with security guard who showed us the water heaters. We met with the office manager after building a quote to replace both heaters at a discounted rate.

This quote includes everything required to bring new heater up to code including permits and inspection. We will also be replacing the gate valve that’s behind the heater that may feed another bathroom. Installed the water heater and tested everything working. No other recommendations other than the membership at the time due to master bath and hall bath being under remodel.

Upon arrival I informed the customer of the membership visit and what it entails. Before I started she showed me a slow draining sink in her master bathroom, and a leak from the nut attached to their basket strainer on the sink in their laundry room. After inspection I noticed 7 emergency shutoff valves that needs replacing. After Informing the customer of the risks associated with this an estimate was created and agreed on. The work will be done first thing in the morning on Monday July 29th preferably by me.

Flushed the tankless water heater for the cafeteria for one hour with vinegar to descale the internal components. All materials and labor are included. After the work was completed I tested everything for proper function and checked all fittings for any leaks. Also providing multiple estimates for more work in the cafeteria

Arrived to home upon arrival customer customer stated that there was no hot water we immediately checked for power and found that there was no power coming to the heater so the next thing we presented estimates to customer and Customer approved. Next thing we did wad go to breaker panel. When we examined the panel we identified that the switch for the heater was off and switched it on waited for 20 min and hot water was back on! Customer not on site. Emailed payment link and customer to complete.

When we arrived, we met with the homeowner who told us that the home inspector of the seller claims there was a leak at the property. We proposed moving forward with the preliminary leak inspection to determine if a leak search was needed. After testing the homes pressure, we determined there was no loss in pressure and no leak at the home. We also inspected an area where the homeowner stated that the inspector stated there was moisture ; however, our moisture meter did not pick up any wet areas. We recommended that the homeowner sign up for the John the plumber membership to receive a discount on future service work.

I came out today and installed the faucet, basket strainer, p-trap, 3 emergency stops, and installed the filter for the coffee maker. After turning the water back on I filled up the sink to test for leaks. There are no leaks at the sink is draining good.

Replaced 38 gallon heater due to old age per customer request, and installed rheem 50 gal. Medium. Had to cut 1ft up the wall (small trench) to run the hardwire into the wall. Had to install a switch box on the wall then wired into the wh. Also had to raise the hot and cold line including tmp line to match the height of the new 50 gal medium. Also installed a new ball valve 3/4 brass emergency shut off. Everything is piped 3/4 pp copper. Turned on water and filled the tank. No leaks. Introduced electrical to the unit. We got power. Wh is up and fully functional at this time. Customer has full use of facilities.

4th toilet is leaking from crown at base, we recommend replacement due to corrosion and age of flush valve. After presenting options of replacement and rebuilding to customer, customer wanted rebuild. After rebuild of flush valve, we checked for proper functionality and you are leak free!

Upon arrival the customer told me that they wanted an estimate to clear a kitchen clog and will go forward with it in the near future so the estimate was emailed to them

I came out today and replaced the old 38 gallon water heater that was leaking with a new 38 gallon rheem water heater. After installing the heater I turned the water on to fill the water heater up, and there are no leaks. I was unable to Ty the floor drain from the pan to the floor drain on the ground because it was clogged and leaking back onto the floor. I capped it off so it wouldn’t leak back on the floor. I also capped the drain in the pan as well. The association would not let us hardwire the water heater. We will have to return after the electrician wires up the heater to make sure it heats up. Also the association needs to figure out how to clean the drain line out so we can connect to it.

Replaced three hose bibs and the main valve to the home. All materials and labor are included. The main valve was replaced with a new one inch ball valve and I replaced the three hose bibs with new quarter turns as well. After all work was completed I tested everything for proper function and checked all fittings for any leaks.

Upon arrival the customer showed me to the guest bathroom where the toilet was clogged. The shower also would run water back into the toilet so I determined this was a main line stoppage so an estimate was created and agreed on. I noticed “flushable wipes” and informed the customers that they are in fact NOT flushable and shouldn’t be sent down any drains. As I ran the full spool of cable to clear the obstruction I discovered roots on the end of the cable and although the clog was completely cleared and draining well, instructed the customers to contact the association about the roots and the call us back for a camera evaluation to check the condition of the pipes

I came out today to provide an estimate for replacement of a 30 gallon water heater. Old heater was from 2009 and is no longer providing good hot water. We will update the gate valve that feeds the heater with a new ball valve and we will hardwire the heater to a switch to pass inspection, we will also be replacing the gate valve that is behind the water heater that is believed to feed a spare bathroom. We are removing the valve and installing a ball valve so it will not become a problem in the future.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the leak in the master bathroom and I found that it was the tank to bowl gasket on the toilet. I performed a major rebuild to replace all parts on that toilet. The other toilet in the home is the same age so I also performed a major rebuild on that toilet and replaced the pvc ball valve on the back patio. All materials and labor are included. After all work was completed I tested everything for proper function and checked all fittings for any leaks.

Upon arrival I informed the customer of the membership visit and what it entailed. As I checked the different fixtures and valves I noticed five emergency shutoff valves and a pair of laundry valves that were either seized or well on their way. I informed the customer of the dangers of this and created an estimate which was agreed on and I started the work. After the work was completed, I checked them all for leaks and demonstrated how to use each of the new quarter turn valves for the customer. Everything is working properly and there are no leaks

1. We came out today to camera the master bathroom cast iron pipes and found normal wear and tear. We were only able to get the camera down 19' 1. We then ran the camera thru the prayer toilet and found the main sewer line that connects the prayer room, laundry and daughters bathroom to have a major belly in the pipe. Its holding water from 10' down to 68' down. We traced out where the problems are, now we are getting an estimate to tunnel under and replace the pipe and rehang new pipes with new stainless steel rod and hangers.