Home Plumbing Repair In Lighthouse Point, FL

I performed a courtesy inspection on all of her toilets to ensure the caulk seal was in jeopardized, along with the waxing was not jeopardized. All toilets are in fine working condition. I informed customer that one of her garbage disposal in her kitchen had a foul smell coming from it to keep an eye on that. I also informed the customer that the next step would be a whole home camera system with location to verify the condition of the existing piping. At this time, customer stated she was going to wait to see if the smell goes away before committing to this service. This is a two-story house and needs a helper.

Due to the existing 1 inch vacuum breaker backflow leaking severely John the plumber will proceed to provide and install a new 1 inch vacuum breaker backflow. Customer accepted estimate to install 1 inch solid brass vacuum breaker/backflow # 765–1 220310 System has been tested, backflow has been bled and everything is in proper working condition

Emergency dispatch stoppage This estimate is to provide services for a stoppage and hall bath. Customer understands that the plumber will have to go through the roof access in order to snake the system. Customer understands that if for any reason additional attempts is needed that an additional charge will occur in the amount of $129 each attempt. Customer agreed to two extra attempts, one through the roof and the second through the exterior cleanout on the ground. Customer knows he has a collapse pipe but sold the house and does not want an estimate to get it fixed. He sold the house. He said it’s up to the new owner.

Upon arrival, it was observed that the second-floor guest bathroom toilet had previously experienced a backup. After flushing the toilet, it was confirmed that the blockage had cleared and the system was functioning properly. Customer would like two tankless water heaters on right side of home descaled. Found both hot and cold service ports where install upside down. Would need to remove and install correctly. Will not be able to descale tankless water heaters until service port are installed correctly. Customer doesn’t want to move forward at this time. An estimate was provided to remove and properly reinstall both service ports on the tankless water heaters. Following reinstallation, a full system flush will be performed on both units. This includes running a vinegar solution through each tankless water heater for approximately 30 minutes to effectively descale and maintain optimal performance.

Upon entry into the home, customer stated that she would like her toilet fill valve replaced along with toilet supply line. At this time, customer declined the free home evaluation and stated that she is going to call back to get her water heater flushed and free home evaluation at the end of her membership so she doesn’t lose it now.

Customer previously put a deposit for the replacement of shower trim. Shower trim is is Brizo chrome. Upon arrival, I informed customer that I would be. To shut the water down while I open some of the lines in the shower. I began to remove the rusted shower slide bar with hand sprayer, and I also removed the body sprayer that was rusted as well. I informed customer that I would remove the secondary body sprayer in the showerhead as well to clear the lines of any residual rust or sediment that was causing the original problem. After doing so I installed the new shower trim, which required drilling some holes for the new slide bar. I use the tile bit and correctly measured the distance so that the slide bar was in the exact same place as it was before. After installing the new trim, I turned the water back on to test for any leaks or damages. There were no leaks. Customer was very satisfied, and I also did a thorough cleaning of the area for customer request.

The customer contacted us regarding a plumbing stoppage in the guest bathroom. Upon arrival, I was shown the affected area where both the bathtub and toilet were backed up, indicating a blockage in the drain line serving that bathroom. After inspecting the situation and confirming the issue, I provided the customer with an estimate to clear the stoppage using a K60 sewer machine, utilizing up to 75 feet of snake cable to access and clear the line. The estimate was approved on-site. I proceeded with the work, carefully running the K60 machine through the drain line to break up and remove the obstruction. After several passes, the blockage was fully cleared. I then tested all affected fixtures—including the tub and toilet—to ensure proper drainage and full functionality. All fixtures are now draining as they should with no signs of backup or slow drainage. The work area was cleaned upon completion, and the customer was informed of the results. The drainage system is now restored and oper

Upon doing my leak search with the pressure gauge from the meter to the house and then separately the house there is no drop in pressure for either. My next step was to go through each zone on the sprinkler system. As per video and pictures taken there are multiple leaks on multiple zones. Customer stated he just had this irrigation system newly installed and he’s going to contact his irrigation guy to fix the issue.

The customer called us regarding a suspected underground water leak. Upon arrival, we assessed the situation and provided an estimate to perform an extensive leak detection service, which the customer approved. We began by opening the drywall in the laundry area of the garage to expose the plumbing manifold. Using our listening equipment, we identified the source of the leak—a 3/4" copper line. We cut and capped the line to isolate the issue. After completing the repair, we pressure tested the home’s water system and confirmed there was no pressure drop, indicating the leak had been successfully eliminated. We determined that the capped line had been supplying water to an exterior hose bib in the backyard. We then provided an estimate to install a new hose bib by teeing into the cold water line feeding the toilet in the powder bathroom and stubbing out through the wall. The customer chose not to proceed with this work at the time, as the hose bib is not frequently used. At the conc

Customer has a shower, tower panel located inside of the master bathroom that is currently not providing any hot water. There is no brand name on the panel is self so locating the replacement parts will be difficult. Technician recommends that customer replaces the shower panel instead of repairing it due to the age and the amount of corrosion in buildup on the panel itself. Technician will provide the customer with a few options to resolve her issues

Upon arrival, customer advised me that they had both bathrooms, backing up and issues with drainage in every fixture. I informed customer I would need to do just a brief diagnostic to determine whether it was a mainline stoppage or if it was an isolated cloggage. After a diagnostic, I concluded that it was a mainline stoppage, and we needed to snake the drain from the farthest vent from the cleanout. Customer agreed and signed estimate and I ran 75 feet of K 60 real from the farthest fixture vent from the cleanup. Stoppage was cleared, and I tested multiple times to make sure that there were no issues with drainage. Every fixture was flushing properly, and there were no stops in any of the sinks or tubs. We monitored to clean out thoroughly to make sure that there was a good flow and everything seem to be in order. Customer very satisfied.

Job description Technician removed old 40 gallon water heater in order to gain access to the water lines behind the unit. After heater was removed piping was changed with a new 50 gallon water heater. a new hot water shut off valve was installed for the water heater. Technician installed a galvanized drain pan. Per customer request technician removed the laundry sink and capped the waterlines and drain lines. Water was restore to the home. The water heater is functioning properly, and no leaks were detected.

We met with the homeowner who expressed concern about a leaking pipe in the master bathroom. After inspection, we determined that the leak is originating from a copper T located within the wall behind the vanity. Additionally, we observed that the water heater is aged and showing signs of deterioration, including minor dripping from the fittings above the heater. We will be sending three estimates: 1. An estimate to repair the leaking copper T under the vanity. 2. An estimate to replace the water heater and correct the fittings above it. 3. A combined estimate for performing both repairs at the same time, which will include a discount. Additionally, we will include a generic whole house repipe estimate for the homeowner’s consideration. A generic whole house repipe estimate will also be sent separately for future consideration.

Responded to a stoppage in the guest bathroom tub. Ran approximately 20 feet of cable through the tub overflow to clear the blockage. Removed hair from the drain during the process. Verified proper drainage by running the tub to ensure the line was clear. Note: No warranty is provided on drain stoppages.

Job details Customer had a leak underneath the kitchen sink which appears to be coming from the angle stops and customer had an old garbage disposal so technician replace both dual angle stops underneath the kitchen sink and installed a new garbage disposal. Water was ran in the sink and no leaks were detected underneath. Technician then went to both bathroom where the pop-up drains underneath the bathroom sinks were corroded. Technician removed the metal pop-up drains installed tubular pop up drain for the sinks. The water was turned on for both bathrooms, and no leaks were detected. Customer will contact us back out to replace the water heater and remove laundry sink.

Project Description: The client is in the process of removing an existing dock and installing a new modular floating dock system. The new dock will be delivered in prefabricated sections, each designed to interlock and integrate utility infrastructure, including potable water and sewer conveyance systems. The scope of work includes complete utility rough-in and final connections to each of the 26 utility pedestals located along the new dock system. Each pedestal is equipped with two (2) hose bibbs, requiring branch water supply lines to be run from a 2” PVC cold-water main. Additionally, the dock system cdsincludes integrated sewer piping which will need to be tied into the existing shore-based sanitary system or lift station (details pending from client). Plumbing Scope of Work Includes (but is not limited to): Site Visit & Utility Coordination: Initial walkthrough to confirm stub-out locations for water and sewer. Coordination with client and/or general contractor for utility tie-

Upon arrival customer had a high water bill and wanted to further investigate. We provided an estimate to perform a minor leak search that was approved and conducted. This included a pressure test on the home, a visual walk through for water damage and dye test the toilets to final any faults. There was a minor pressure drop in the home. We informed the customer of a possible slab leak underneath the home and provided an estimate for a full leak search. Customer would like to consult with the original home builder before moving forward. As of now the job has been completed.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the old 80 gallon water heater that wasn’t working properly, and producing hot water. I provided an estimate to replace the old water heater with a new 80 gallon water heater. The homeowner moved forward with the new water heater installation. After I installed the new heater, and turned the power back on. There were no leaks, and the water was getting hot.

Customer called John the plumber out today because he recently purchased a home and the inspector pointed out a few things I needed to get done that was plumbing related. First area of concern was coming from the water heater waterlines. They shows signs of corrosion and needed to be replaced. Based on the age of the unit, definition recommends going with the new heater. Second area of concern was crowded pipes behind the laundry room sink. Customer would like to remove the laundry sink and cap the lines. Technician explain to customer if he goes with the water heater replacement, he will remove and kept the lines for no additional cost. Third area is concerned was underneath the kitchen sink. Inspector said that there was a leak technician ran the water and didn't see any signs of leaks underneath the sink. Technician didn’t notice a water stain underneath the angle stops. Technician gave the customer an option on replacing the old garbage disposal, installing new angle stops and r

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Customer contacted us regarding a persistent moldy odor in the home and concern about a possible plumbing leak. Upon arrival, we were directed to the kitchen area where the odor was strongest. A visual inspection of the area revealed no visible signs of water damage or active leaks. We provided an estimate to perform a full pressure test on the home’s plumbing system, which the customer approved. We conducted a comprehensive pressure test, monitoring both internal water pressure and the water meter over an extended period. There was no measurable pressure loss, and the water meter remained inactive, indicating no active leaks. The plumbing system appears to be holding pressure properly and functioning within normal parameters. The customer mentioned that a separate technician had been on-site the day prior and provided an unrelated estimate. Our visit was a proactive step by the customer to rule out any potential plumbing-related causes for the odor.

Upon arrival, customer informed me that she wanted to replace some shower trim that was rusting in her master bathroom shower. Customer has a brizo chrome shower trim kit. Customer asked if we were able to order the parts for her and I said it would require some research but we would be able to do so. I advised customer that the parts ordering would take standard delivery time for the parts to get in. Customer advised me that she only wanted to replace the slide bar with the handheld shower and the touch body spray nozzle. Advised customer that the trim alone would cost almost $1000. I showed customer after doing research how expensive the brizo parts are. Customer confirmed and gave me the OK to initiate the order. I sent the parts ordering request to the shop. Customer will need chrome trim specifically.

Upon arrival to the property, customer stated that she currently has a duplex with 1 meter. Customer stated that she would like to add two additional meters one for the second unit and one for independent sprinkler system. I verified locations prior to writing the estimate and at this time customer is waiting on the the city to install the water meters before she commits to job

Upon arrival customer needed both domestic meter box as well as reclaimed water meter boxes relocated. We provided estimate for piping both meter boxes from old location to new location after city moves them. Customer had another quote for around $800.00 and we unfortunately can not come close to other quote. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival customer had 4 hose bibs that he wanted replaced. We provided an estimate to replace all four and customer declined. Customer did however want one replaced on the right side of home. We had to sweat old hose bib off and sweat in a new piece of pipe. We then cut piece to length and pressed on adpater to then install hose bib. Water heater is 10 years old and will need to be updated due to age and being out of warranty, after 10 years we will not operate on unit. Estimate for replacement of 3 other hose bibs and water heater provided Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane