Plumbing Repair Service In Margate FL

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

Issue Reported: We arrived at the property and met with the homeowner, who explained that their drain line was clogged. Diagnosis & Findings: • Determined that the issue is a mainline clog, requiring clearance from the roof. • Noted that one toilet needs a new wax ring, which would require pulling the toilet. A new flange may be needed, but this cannot be determined until the toilet is removed. • Identified that both toilets require minor rebuilds and new angle stops for optimal function. Work Completed: • Explained the service and pricing to the homeowner. • Homeowner approved snaking the mainline and emergency dispatch fee for today. • The homeowner declined the wax ring replacement as they wish to attempt the repair themselves. • Tested all fixtures, ensuring proper drainage. • Observed no leaks during testing, but did not make any adjustments to existing plumbing. Recommendations: • Proceed with the wax ring replacement if needed. • Assess the toilet flange once the

Service Summary: We met with the homeowner, who is currently taking care of his parents and is responsible for the bill. He explained that both toilets were backing up, causing water to enter the shower when flushed. Additionally, while the toilets were overflowing, water was also leaking from the base of one of the toilets. Findings: 1. Toilets & Drainage Issues: • Both toilets are backing up and allowing water into the shower during flushing. • Water is also leaking from the base of one toilet, indicating a failed wax ring. • We recommend replacing both wax rings to ensure a proper seal. 2. Shower Valve: • The hall bathroom’s shower valve is leaking. • It is an outdated dual-handle dirt valve, and we recommend upgrading to a single-handle valve for better functionality and longevity. 3. Water Pressure Issues: • The entire house has very low water pressure. • Possible causes include a seized gate valve at the main, galvanized water lines restricting flow, or an issue on

Customer called regarding leak under sink. When we arrived we noticed immediately cast iron under sink is completely collapsed even passed floor foundation in which I mentioned a camera inspection was needed to see if there’s good pipe to attach to to perform repair or sewer repipe . Customer will speak with wife who after explaining for awhile was just overwhelmed with the situation in which she didn’t want to do any work today. Will follow up with customer Omar after he speaks it over with his wife.

Upon arrival, customer had scheduled job to replace shower valve with new moen posi temp with repair plate. We also moved heater forward and corrected t/p relief line. Thank you for calling John The Plumber. -Shane

Upon arrival customer advised me that the cold feed before the heater valve we replaced yesterday was leaking. This is part of the original piping . I advised customer I would need to cut out the defective fitting and replace with and adapter. Then reconnect the flex line. Tested for leaks. No leaks.

This is a warranty call upon arrival. Customer stated that her heater was leaking still from the hot line. She also said her t/p relief was also still filling the pan. After diagnosis, I advised customer that I would need to unsweat and repipe the hot line bc the fitting was compromised. Original fitting was installed by me. I also advised customer that I would need to drain down the line to do so. As I was draining the heater, I noticed this time that the main heater shutoff valve was compromised. Valve was not closing all the way so it forced me to shutoff the main to do the work. I advised customer that we recommend that she change that valve. It is meant for her to be able to isolate the heater in the event she needs to work on it or replace it like we were doing today. Customer agreed to replace the valve. Marquise flawlessly installed a pro press 3/4 ball valve on the cold inlet and he repipe the hot and relief lines. Filled tank and tested for leaks. No leaks. Customer satisfi

Customer informed me upon arrival that her hot water heater was leaking from the hot side. I previously installed the heater on 1/14/25. After diagnosis, I drained the heater Darwin and reseat the 90. Tested for leaks and there were no leaks. Also the customer said her t/p relief valve was dumping randomly, I explained to her that the relief is going to release when the pressure builds to high in the tank. This is because the heater was turned up to 130. I turned both elements down to 120.

The customer presented us with a leaking garbage disposal, prompting our assessment of the issue. Upon inspection, we determined that the disposal needed replacement and also recommended changing both angle stops under the kitchen sink due to significant corrosion and age-related wear. Additionally, we discovered extensive water damage to the cabinets. With the customer’s agreement, we will contact Entrusted on their behalf for further assessment and remediation. We proceeded by extracting the malfunctioning disposal unit and meticulously installing a brand-new 1/2 HP JTP disposal, ensuring precise alignment and secure integration with the existing plumbing system. Additionally, we replaced both deteriorated angle stops, enhancing the overall functionality and longevity of the plumbing system. This comprehensive upgrade effectively resolved the leakage issue and restored optimal performance.

Upon arrival to the location, we met with Jose who was at the front door waiting on us. He pointed to his the main valve which is right by the door that was leaking. He explained he had work done in the past and he tried to shut the main valve and realized it wasn’t closing all the way. Moreover, I asked to look at the water heater valve so we can shut it down when we turn the main water off. Furthermore, the water heater was installed about 6 years ago. I asked Jose if he’s looking to get work done asap, he said he would like to get it done now. He mentioned there’s a shut off for the few houses, but he has the green light to shut it off momentarily. He did knock on the neighbors doors to advise them. In addition, I got back with some options and he thought they were a little high, i worked with him a little and got him to sign off on both hose bib and main valve. Hence, he shut the backflow off and we began making necessary repairs. After all was done, he turned on the backflow back

Upon arrival customer had a broken shower handle to old style two handle shower valve. We explained to customer that shower valve will have to be replaced, and we could not repair old style valve. Customer put a deposit of $750.00 towards valve replacement. Further inspection water heater is from 18 placed in a pan and plumbed correctly minus t/p relief valve. Estimate provided for t/p correction. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival to the location, we met with homeowners Mr and Mrs Blackwood who showed us inside. They took us to the back bathroom where they have a tub which was installed about 5 years ago per Mr Blackwood and it’s already cracked. They believe the tub wasn’t installed properly, they said the crack has been visible for about a year but they bandaid over it with tape and caulking. They would like to keep their existing glass sliding door set up. I asked if converting from a tub to shower was an option, they said possibly but what they prefer is switching out the tub for another exactly the same or similar. Furthermore, we asked to see the main valve and water heater, the main valve is worn out and current water heater is over 10 years. Told them we will also send those solutions for those things, as it is a concern. Hence, i told them I’ll get some options and get back to them tomorrow morning because we would have to confirm availability of the tub and exact pricing.

Upon arrival to the location, homeowner Susan was on her way out with her daughter but stated we can begin working, her husband is still in the house and she’s coming right back. Moreover, I began by removing old shower head and installing new shower wand. In addition, the other bathroom tub drain was deteriorating, so I had to cut it and remove it in pieces without effecting the threading on the overflow. Hence, I tested everything and assured all is well with Susan. All is working accordingly at the moment. Tech will install and furnish new Moen Shower Head Wand And replace current shower head in the other shower.

This option includes the following New main valve replacement Lower waste arm in bathroom vanity New ptrap assembly 2 new emergency shutoff valves Customer called for the drain on vanity was to high. I lowered it, and installed 2 new 3/8 emergency stops, along with a new 1 inch ball valve. Everything is draining and working properly.

Upon arrival to the location, homeowner Susan and her husband were waiting by the door. They showed me inside and explained they have some small work needed. There’s two bathrooms in the home, which are back to back. They want to replace the tub trim on the guest bathroom and get a wand shower head and move the shower head in the master to the guest bathroom. I asked to evaluate the rest of the system, there are worn shut offs valves, which I made Susan’s husband aware of. The water heater is also well over 10 years, and the main valve was worked on in the past, so it’s an updated 1/4 turn valve. Moreover, I got them some solutions which we went over together. They went with getting everything done, I did tell them I will have to order the part and return, they said it was fine. The shower valve in the guest and master bathrooms are loose, they mentioned the last plumber screwed them. They wanted a price to repair for the future, I told them I’ll send it to the email on file so they’ll

Customer has a water heater that is not working due to water leaking on electrical and shorted out the heater from rust and liquid. We provided an estimate to replace the water heater but the customer denied. They have had 6 other plumbing companies for quotes as low as 900. Customer declined all offers.