Home Plumbing Repair In Lighthouse Point, FL

Upon arrival, tenant showed me where sticky glue was coming up from newly placed planks of flooring. Owner explained to me the flooring that was installed is glued down flooring upon testing for leak use pressure gauge to determine there is no hot or cold water leak and no water damage in unit. Only thing we could find was tacky glue coming up from seams of flooring checked whole unit for any water damage or leaks could not find anything landlord is going to have floor guy that they’ve been using for 20 years repair floor in back bedroom. It will call me back and send me pictures if any water is found. Also, landlord will be sending check-in through the mail thank you

Upon customer request, John, the plumber will proceed to unclog existing kitchen sink. Due to the configuration of the drain and the pee trap, customer understands that the clog will persist and continue due to illegal configuration. During my snake services through the kitchen vent stack on the roof, I pulled back several rocks and a big chunk of roots. I explained to customer that the system needs to be camera in order to assess the extent of the root intrusion and or collapsed pipe. I informed customer that I would do a location service at no charge and I would also snake through the main sewer line on the opposite side of the house to check the condition of the existing trunk line. I also submitted another estimate that customer agreed to to possibly start tomorrow if I’m available. Customer would like ASAP.

Upon customer request, John the Plumber will proceed to unclog existing kitchen sink. Due to the configuration of the drain and the pee trap, customer understands that the clog will persist and continue due to illegal configuration. Due to the rain, I could not proceed with snaking from the roof and after talking with supervision, this call has to be rescheduled for this afternoon whenever it stops raining.

On arrival the customer showed us the first toilet running and then showed us the other toilet that was shut off and once on constantly ran. I wrote an estimate to do a minor rebuild and the customer approved. After work was completed I tested everything to make sure it was working as it should and has no leaks. One year Warranty on toilet fill valve and canister seal.

John the plumber was called out today because of a high water bill thinking there was a leak in or under the home. On arrival I did a walk around of the house and saw 2 gas tankless water heaters and 1 1/2 inch main water emergency shutoff. The customer explained that they just got the pool filler fixed maybe a month ago. I wrote an estimate for a leak detection and to replace a hose bib to properly do a pressure test. The customer signed off on both and I continued my work. I replaced the hose bib and did a pressure test with both water heaters off and there was no drop. I turned on the water heater on the side of the house with the main line and did another pressure test still no drop. I then turned on the other water heater on the other side of the house and did another pressure test and there was no drop in pressure. After all the pressure tests passed I kept it pressurized and opened up the pool filler bypass valve that was closed and it started filling right away and would not

Upon arrival, we met with the homeowner’s brother-in-law to discuss the plumbing concerns at the property. After explaining the available options, we urged the homeowner to move forward with the $225 diagnostic inspection, as we strongly believe that with that approach, we would have likely been able to pinpoint the issue. However, the homeowner expressed uncertainty and leaned toward the more extensive two-story camera inspection, which we informed would cost $658 due to the elevated access requirements from the roof vent. We also discussed the claims made by the pest control professional on-site, who stated that smoke was observed entering a first-floor light fixture and believed this to be the result of a broken drain line. While we remain open to performing whatever service the homeowner contracts us to do, we felt it was important to provide professional context based on our experience. In our view, if a drain line were truly broken—especially in a manner that would allow rats

Gathered information to tunnel house for two bathroom repipe under garage to side of house need to pricing from Slade for vac truck

Upon arrival customer had a toilet constantly running due to improper installation of new parts of toilet. We had to adjust new parts to toilet and toilet is now operating as it should. We also preformed a whole home inspection to find any possible issues of new home purchase. Customer says she will call in to pay the $225.00 signed estimate. Estimates provided for necessary updates. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Customer previously scheduled Deco Lav pop up drain replacement for his and her master bathroom sinks. John the plumber was waiting for the part to come in. Upon arrival I began properly removing the current defective push pop drains. Customer did not need new water supply or ptrap. Ptrap is proprietary. After completion of new installation, I drop tested both sinks to make sure there were no leaks . No leaks customer satisfied.

Upon arrival customer informed me that she was on vacation and she just got back home and realized her master bathroom was backing up. Customer toilet backed up into shower when flushed. I advised customer I would need to snake the main line to clear the stoppage. Customer had access to roof. I ran 75 ft of k60 reel through bathroom group vent stack. K60 was past the clean out and toilet was still backing up. The rest of the house was draining properly. I advised customer I would need to pull the toilet and snake the 3” line from the closet flange. After pulling toilet, I ran 45 feet of k60 and cleared the stoppage. Reel was passed the clean out. Ran water to house for 29 minutes. Reseated toilet with new wax ring and flange bolts. Also tested line with multiple flushes from toilet. Stoppage was clear and main line drain ping smoothly. Customer satisfied.

Customer reached out to report that an exterior hose bib was no longer being supplied with water following a recent repair to the property’s main water service. Upon arrival, our technician met with the homeowner to assess the issue. The homeowner explained that they believe the lack of water at the hose bib is due to a disconnected or bypassed line during the previous repair. To facilitate the necessary repair, the homeowner stated they would take responsibility for excavating and exposing the water main piping near the hose bib. Once the piping is accessible, they would like us to return to reconnect or reroute the line as needed to restore full function to the hose bib. While on-site, the customer also requested an evaluation of their existing water heater. Upon inspection, the unit was found to be in an advanced state of deterioration, showing signs of corrosion and inefficiency. We provided a written estimate for the replacement of the water heater, including labor and materials

Replace shower valve in back cabana bathroom with Moen valve.checked all work for leaks and functiona

This invoice is to provide services for a leak search. John, the plumber will proceed to do a pressure drop test from the exterior hose bib located next to the emergency shut off valve. First test will be for the interior of the home and a reading will take place from there. If there is no leak detected there, then the second portion will be from the main waterline going from the exterior of the home to the city meter located next to the street. This leak search is for 1.5 hours only and if more time is needed, an additional charge will occur. This is only a leak detection and the repair is not included. As per video taken, there is also a leak inside the sprinkler system and customer is going to call an irrigation company to take care of that leak During my leak detection, one of the exterior hose bibs had a steady drip, almost a stream of water coming out. 50% of the leak detection will be credited towards this invoice.. John, the plumber will provide and replace the exterior hose b

Customer requested installation of a water supply line for refrigerator ice maker. Technician accessed existing 1/4" soft copper supply line located behind the stove. Installed approximately 8 feet of 1/4" PEX tubing, utilizing appropriate compression fittings to ensure a secure and code-compliant connection. PEX line was routed cleanly and discreetly to the rear of the refrigerator. Connected to appliance inlet using manufacturer-approved fittings. System was thoroughly pressurized and tested for flow functionality. Verified consistent water delivery to the refrigerator and performed comprehensive leak check at all connection points. All fittings and joints were inspected—no leaks observed. Installation completed to industry standards. Job site left clean and all systems operating as intended.

Customer called requesting plumber for a leak , when I arrived I saw an immense amount of water praying coming from irrigation Backflow that later was determined it was the pvc fitting just below it that cracked.provided estimate to replace in which customer approved and at this time job has been completed. This option includes the following Repair a leaking configuration on irrigation Backflow

Service Performed: comprehensive leak detection due to reported water intrusion in garage. Initiated hydrostatic pressure test on domestic water system—initial results indicated a minor pressure drop. Conducted thorough inspection of all accessible plumbing lines and fixtures throughout the home; no active leaks were found within the pressurized system. Noted minor weeping from packing nut on rear hose bib. Packing nut was adjusted and retightened, which resolved the drip. Re-pressurized the system and confirmed stable pressure with no further drop—system now holding optimally. Upon further inspection of the exterior hose bib, observed that when the hose is activated, water was spraying backwards toward the wall. Identified a void around the ½" hose bib penetration, allowing water to intrude into the wall cavity during hose use. This was likely the source of water infiltration into the garage. Customer confirmed recent prolonged hose usage, which aligns with the timing and volume of

Customer call John the plumber out today to do a full home inspection when technician arrived customer informed him that the only area of concern that he had was coming from his master bathroom shower sprayer. After doing a brief inspection, technician saw that the issue was coming from the sprayer hose. Customer will order a new hose and install it himself.

Upon arrival, customer showed us damage to ceiling in shower caused from a leak in the unit above. Upon further inspection through opening customers ceiling and running water in the shower from the unit above, as well as performing drop test in shower. Water is visibly coming through slab but no view of actual location of leak is available. JTP recommends a pressure test for the unit however no hose bib is available to perform pressure test. Leak is coming from unit above (unit 30) so customer is released from responsibility. Owner of unit above is responsible for further investigation and is responsible for any water damage repairs to customer in unit 28. At this time JTP recommends the owner for unit 30 be contacted and advised to install hose bib so pressure test can be performed to rule out pressure lines and further inspection of shower pan. JTP believes the shower pan to be the cause of the damage however without pressure test technician can’t confirm 100%.

This estimate is to provide and install a new Rheem 55gallon 3500w hot water heater on existing electrical and existing plumbing supply lines. This water heater comes with a six year parts and labor hasslefree warranty at no extra cost to customer. Scope of work: John, the plumber will proceed to drain, remove and discard of existing 80gallon Rheem water heater. Once water heater has been safely removed and discarded of John. The plumber will install a new 55gallon 3500 water heater. This water heater will be installed on existing electrical and all piping is included. Customer upgraded the electrical breaker to 30 amp prior to installing the heater. There was a 25 amp breaker installed as pictures taken previously. I informed customer that it may fail inspection due to the 30 amp breaker. it is customer’s responsibility to resolve this issue. Everything is improper working order, and customer verified that there is no leaks. I submitted an estimate for a Rheem booster pump and custome

Customer reported a stoppage in the guest bathroom toilet. I ran 75 feet of cable through the guest bathroom roof stack in an attempt to clear the blockage. No material or obstructions were retrieved from the sewer line during cabling. Following the cabling, I scoped the main line and observed significant scale and buildup throughout the line. Based on these findings, I recommend a high-pressure jetting of the main sewer line to thoroughly clean and restore proper flow. An estimate for the jetting service will be provided separately.

Upon arrival I was shown to the bathroom faucet that needed replacing and its replacement. An estimate to install the customer supplied faucet was agreed on and after installation I tested the faucet for proper functionality and checked for leaks. Everything is working fine and no leaks present. Estimate options for water heater replacement has also been sent to the customer

Upon arrival, we were shown to the main service line and informed what we would be doing. After installation of the main valve, the box was put over it and when it was time, we turned the meter back on and checked for leaks and none were present .

Upon arrival we were shown to a kitchen faucet that needed replacing and a running toilet. An estimate to install a customer supplied kitchen faucet and a minor rebuild on the toilet was agreed on and after the work was done we tested for proper function and ensured our connections were leak free

I provided two separate estimates upon customer request replaced the existing 80 gallon water heater with a 80 gallon water heater and install a Moen flow customer supplied system. Second estimate consistent of a 55 gallon water heater with a mixing valve and install customer supplied Moen flow system. Customer signed estimate for 55 gallon water heater. Customer paid deposit and would like to schedule for next week sometime.

Upon arrival customer had a titan tankless water heater that we installed that was acting up. We performed a flow test and ran water for over 15 minutes to find no issues with our unit. We did however notice when the tankless unit is in use, the kitchen light flickers. We suggest to have an electrician check over breaker in cabinet by unit as well as electrical panel to see if there is a short somewhere. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane