Plumbing Repair Service In Margate FL

Customer said that she had recently put in a new tankless heater and she would like to know the price for fixing the fitting. Her son installed water softener and he lives in Gainesville. Female adapter to the inlet of the water softener has a pressure crack, spraying water. Customer agreed to work being done. I removed and cut a portion of the PVC piping to add a coupling connecting to a 90 and back into a female adapter to resupply water to the customers home. I checked my work and everything is operational and fully functional.

Upon arrival I was shown to the ice line and its dual stop valve. To any work for this we would have to replace the entire ice line due to the material. I went over different estimate options for this scope of work and also water heater replacement with the customer. Estimates has been sent to her and we hope to hear from her soon

On arrival, customer showed me shower valve that did not have cold water. She had Friend work on shower valve. Upon diagnosis of shower valve found emergency shut off for valve on cold side shut off turned emergency valve on shower now has cold and hot water. No warranty on shower valve due to John the plumber not installing

Upon arrival customer advised us that he had a potential leak from his toilet. He said the neighbor below him had a water spot on his roof. He told me that Art the Plumber pulled the toilet and reset it last time. Toilet was extremely old with ball cock fill valve. After diagnostic, I advised customer that the toilet is extremely old and we typically don’t rebuild old componentsj. Toilet was leaking from tank bolts as they were almost completely corroded. I recommended that customer change toilet and provided him options to do so. Customer has en estimate for an owner supplied toilet replacement and a JTP supplied and warrantied replacement. Customer also wanted a couple of estimates to replace his bathroom faucets. He also wanted an estimate to replace his kitchen drop sink and faucet. I provided the estimates for customer supplied fixtures. Customer will take a look at them with his wife to determine their next course of action. Will need to follow up with customer later.

Upon arrival I was shown to the guest bathroom toilet that was clogged. After confirming that it wasn’t a main line stoppage, an estimate was agreed on to send the toilet auger through the toilet to clear the p trap of the stoppage. After I retrieved the auger from the toilet I flushed it multiple times to ensure the p trap was clear and the water was draining freely from the toilet

Upon arrival to the location, I met with carol who showed me inside and took me to the back where the bathrooms were located. The bathrooms are back to back. When I arrived, there was a little water puddled around the floor drain as if it was filled. The women’s bathroom gets backed up first per carol. They have had issues in the past few months in the same line, she had another company come out but based off what she mentioned they did, it sounds like they didn’t know what they were doing. In addition, I told her we’ll snake the line, and if I feel like we need to camera, we will to check what’s in the line. I showed her the estimate which she approved. Furthermore, after trying to go through the floor drain, and not having success, I realized the clean out in the wall and got it opened. After the first cable I was able to clear the blockage and all the water outside the drain and in toilet, dropped. I then noticed the women’s toilet had a faulty fill valve, which was adding to the pr

Scope of Work: The homeowner reported that a handyman replaced both the upper and lower thermostats and elements on the water heater last week. However, the unit is still not functioning properly. During our inspection: • We checked the electrical breaker and found it to be hissing and sparking, indicating internal arcing or damage. • It is possible that this faulty breaker caused the newly installed components in the water heater to fail. Recommendations: 1. Breaker Replacement: The homeowner must have the damaged breaker replaced by a licensed electrician before any further diagnostic or repair work can be safely performed. We also recommend having the electrician inspect the switch as it does not appear to be properly installed. 2. Water Heater Diagnostic & Rebuild (After Breaker Replacement): Once the breaker is properly replaced, we recommend performing a full diagnostic of the water heater. If any components were damaged due to the electrical issue, we suggest a complete r

Upon arrival the customer informed us that he had pest control come and they performed a smoke test from the roof stack. During the smoke test, the smoke started to come out of the guest bathroom. I had the customer call back the pest control company and have the technician Call me to confirm exactly where the smoke was coming from. The pest control company got back to me and didn’t have an exact spot the smoke was coming from, only form toilet it guest bathroom. I wrote an estimate to do a leak detection. I preformed a smoke test and found the smoke coming from the bottom of the toilet. After I ran the camera to check the pipes to make sure it was all intact and all the pipes are looking great. The customer said that they were going to pull and reset the toilet themselves.

Upon arrival we did a walk around of the house and took a picture of the emergency shutoff and looked for a cleanout. The customer showed us the master bathroom shower with the backed up drain. We wrote an estimate to clear out the stoppage and to add a cleanout. The customer decided to pass on the estimate for the stoppage and is considering doing the cleanout install another day.

Estimate Sent to customer

Upon arrival I was shown to the diverter in question. The customer and myself both were able to divert the water from the tub spout to the showerhead multiple times so there was no problem there.

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Customers washer was backing up into kitchen sink . Ran 4 cables down laundry stack to clear stoppage . Ran kitchen sink and ran a load in washer to make sure line was clear.

Upon arrival to the location, we met with Nova and her husband. Nova showed us to the first bathroom which got backed up last night after she took a shower. They’ve been at the home for about a year and never had any back ups until last night. The second bathroom in the master bedroom was also bubbling and toilet would not flush properly. I asked Nova if the kitchen was also backing up, She stated she hasn’t used it since. We checked the kitchen sink to assure it was just in the branch that was picking up both bathrooms and not in the main line. Moreover, I explained it would be best to go on the roof and showed her the estimate, which they agreed to. Furthermore, we got set up and in between running the sewer machine it began to rain so we brought down some of the equipment and waited until the ran past. Hence, after a few minutes past, we carried on and after 50 plus feet of cable we checked the bathrooms and all was flowing accordingly. Single story drain clearing from roof vent

Customer called John the Plumber out today to perform a camera inspection on the drain lines for their home. Customer is in the process of purchasing the home, but they want to make sure that all the plumbing is good and there will be no surprises after closing. Technician will provide the customer with a few options. Job detail: John the plumber will inspect customers drain lines with a camera and notify them if there’s any areas of concerns. Technician will also do a full home inspection on the side of the home for everything plumbing related. Based on the plumbing inspection, this is what technician discovered. Kitchen: as far as the kitchen is concerned, there’s only two issues that technician was able to find. One being rust found inside of the garbage disposal, and the other issue being the water drainage and piping for the sink to the right. The drain line is not pitched properly, and it is is reduced from 1 1/2 to 1 inch. For code purposes that drain should be at least an

Service Overview: Today we met with the homeowner as part of her annual membership evaluation. This membership includes a full visual inspection of the home’s plumbing system as well as a water heater flush, which was successfully performed during this visit. ⸻ Inspection Details: 1. Plumbing Valves and Fixtures: As part of the evaluation, we performed a full check of all accessible plumbing valves throughout the home, including isolation valves at fixtures, main shut-off valves, and hose bibs. All valves were found to be in good working condition with no signs of corrosion, seizing, or active leaks. At this time, no valves are in need of replacement. 2. Drainage System: All accessible drains were tested for proper flow and drainage. We ran water through various fixtures to check for any signs of clogging or slow drainage. No issues were observed. Drain lines are flowing freely, and there are no indications of blockages or backups at this time. 3. Water Heater Flush: The hom

Upon arrival to the location, I met with homeowner Nelly who had to put her pets away first before opening the door. Moreover, she mentioned she just moved into the home 4 years ago and everything was newly renovated. One of her showers has been backing up, Nelly tried putting vinegar and other liquids to clear stoppage, she even bought a drill snake but she can’t clear it. Nelly stated she only had one stoppage in the past four years at that shower. The guy who cleared the stoppage then, mentioned there was construction debris in the line. I told her we would snake the line again, it doesn’t sound like there’s a problem with the line if it was once in the past four years. She stated she tried to snake it herself with the drill snake she bought and nothing happened, I told her I’ll be going through the roof with bigger cables. Furthermore, I got her an estimate for clearing the line and she thought it was too much. I told her it’s actually a very fair price, she mentioned the last guy

Upon arrival customer had a leak in wall behind bathroom vanity. We decided to gain access through dining room wall and to not pull vanity. We cut a 2’x2’ piece of Sheetrock and repaired 1/2 copper line. There was a Sheetrock screw that penetrated supply line. 2x6 stud should have been nail plated before installing Sheetrock. Water was then tested after repair and there is no more leak. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon an arrival customer informed me that she thinks she has a leak from her toilet and she hears the toilet running sometimes. She said she has had many different plumbers come out to look at it and it’s still leaking. Last plumber was a handyman that replaced the fill valve and flapper. He advised customer he would need to pull the whole toilet. I informed customer I would run my own diagnostic. After diagnostic I determined that the issue was the supply line and fill valve nut that was leaking. Fill valve nut was. It tight and tank was losing water slowly. Also the supply line gaskets were compromised. I tightened the fill valve nut and replaced supply line. I recommended that customer replace angles stop as well. I did also recommend that customer take a look at the estimate I will be sending over for a heater replacement. Advised customer that the heater was old and she requested an email estimate.

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Upon arrival customer informed me that they are experiencing a backup in their bathtub. Initially I advised customer that I would need to run a k45 auger through the overflow to attempt to clear the ptrap. After removing the overflow plate, I ran about 4ft of cable with the drill, did not clear the blockage. I ran bathroom sink as part of a secondary diagnostic and I noticed the sink backing up into the bathtub I advised customer that I would need to snake the vent above the bathroom because the blockage is in the main line. Customer agreed. I accessed roof from front of house. We snaked 65ft and cleared drain. We water tested and there was no blockages. Customer also informed me that their toilet didn’t flush sometimes. After diagnostic I determined the fill valve was compromised. I proposed a minor rebuild to replace fill valve and flapper. Customer agreeed. Tested for leaks. No leaks. Video provided

2 dual emergency shut off along with repairing ice maker line. Customer regarding a leak on the ice maker line behind the refrigerator in the kitchen. Upon further inspection there was small pin hole on the existing poly ice maker connection line. In which the customer had already shut the main water line off allowing us to repair after estimate was approved for such scope of work to be done. In the process of installing the line customer also approved 2 dual kitchen angle stops to be replaced while performing ice line repair. Upon completion, tested for leaks and none were found, the job has been completed.

John the plumber was called out to the customers home today because they have an issue with their main valve on the side of the home constantly leaking, whether the valve is on or off. After doing a brief inspection, technician came to the conclusion that customers valve should be replaced. Customer also informed customer that he’s having some issues with his guest bathroom shower. He is hearing a knocking sound every time he turns on the hot water. Based on what technician discovered, he will come up with a few options to get the work done today. Job details: Technician removed old leaking gate main valve and installed a new ball valve. Technician also replaced two hose bibs on the left and right side of customers home.

Upon arrival customer showed us to the issues with the urinal and bathroom tub valve leaking in one of the units. We tried locating the isolation valve to kill the water so we at least would no know where it’s at but couldn’t find one. We only found the hot isolation valve. There are 2 main valves in the administration office in the ceiling, but they are old gate valve that won’t shut off completely and one is already starting to leak because the maintenance personnel had already attempted to shut it off I regards to the leaking shower. He was unsuccessful. We provided an estimate to do all the work but it’s contingent on replace those 2 main valves and giving 48 hr notice to the residents and call the city to shut the building down.

We arrived at the property to address a blockage issue and proceeded to run a K60 through the roof stack above the bathroom in an attempt to clear the blockage. We successfully cleared the blockage temporarily and then ran a camera to diagnose the issue and determine its cause. During the inspection, we discovered heavy scaling buildup in the line. Unfortunately, we were unable to run the camera to the exterior of the house because we could not get past the sanitary T off the stack. We informed the tenant that this was not a permanent fix, and due to the nature of the issue, we were unable to provide a warranty for the work performed. We advised the customer that the best course of action would be to build a cleanout, descale the pipe, and jet the line to clear out the scaling buildup if they did not wish to replace the pipes altogether. Additionally, we are providing the customer with an estimate to pull the toilet so we can locate where the pipe exits the house, then build a clean