Plumbing Repair Service In Margate FL

Customer Concern: Customer reported a leak under the kitchen sink. Upon arrival, I spoke with the homeowner, who also mentioned that the dishwasher was not operating correctly and might be contributing to the issue. Diagnostic Procedure: I provided an estimate to perform a minor leak investigation, which included: Uninstalling the dishwasher to access and inspect plumbing connections Testing the dishwasher operation Reinstalling the dishwasher after inspection Testing the kitchen faucet and supply valves Findings: After completing the inspection and testing, I determined that the leak was not coming from the dishwasher. The source of the leak was a failed seal on the top-mount kitchen sink. Water was leaking through the compromised seal and collecting inside the cabinet beneath the sink. This ongoing leak had begun to cause water damage to the apartment unit located below. Recommendation: I informed the customer that the best long-term solution would be to replace the kitchen sink and

Responded to customer report of a stoppage on the kitchen line. Accessed and snaked the kitchen drain line through the cleanout located on the exterior wall of the kitchen sink. Water was run continuously throughout the snaking process to ensure the line was fully cleared and flowing properly. Verified that the blockage was resolved and that the drain was functioning correctly. Recommendation: Advised customer to consider replacing the existing water heater due to its age and potential risk of failure. See attached estimate for replacement details and pricing.

Customer called regarding a potential toilet stoppage caused by a small plastic measuring spoon being flushed. Upon arrival, I spoke with the homeowner, who mentioned that the toilet had been flushing poorly even before the incident. I provided an estimate to use a toilet auger to attempt to clear any possible obstruction. During inspection, I also discovered that the existing multi-turn emergency shut-off valve was leaking when operated. I provided an additional estimate to replace it with a new quarter-turn valve, which was approved. The emergency shut-off valve was successfully replaced with no issues or leaks. I then used a toilet auger to check for blockages; no obstructions were found. However, the toilet continued to flush slowly, consistent with the homeowner’s earlier description of the issue. I advised that the toilet is old and past its life expectancy, and recommended replacement for improved performance.

Upon arrival customer had a scheduled appointment to remove and replace kitchen sink. We presented estimate to remove and replace kitchen sink with new faucet, reconnect garbage disposal, and update emergency stops under sink. We would also have to cap off left side of sink. Further inspection main water shut off is old style gate valve and will have to be updated to a 1/4 turn shut off. Customer was not happy with price and sent us on our way. Estimates provided Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Removed old water heater in garage and install new 40gal mid 3500w elements rheem heater with pan and ball valve. Removed and replace cracked female adapter on filter system right side of home. Tested all work properly 6year warranty

Customer Request Summary: The customer currently has a 30-gallon tall GE water heater located in the garage and is seeking a replacement. Additionally, there is a leaking 1” PVC female adapter connected to the water softener on the left side of the home. Service Provided: Provided a detailed estimate for the replacement of the existing water heater. Included a quote for the repair of the leaking 1” PVC female adapter. Next Steps: The customer is obtaining multiple quotes and will contact us if they choose to proceed. If the water heater replacement is approved and scheduled, the repair to the water softener adapter will be completed at an additional cost of $159.00.

Upon arrival, customer informed me that this is an owner tenant situation and that the tenant is currently having issues with her kitchen sink. Tenant told me that the sink was backing up and leaking into the cabinet. After a quick diagnostic, I determine that the the sick waste needed to be re-piped as it was legally done in the first place. Customer had an illegal S-trap because that drain was too far away from the sink drain. I advised customer that I would need to 45 the waist arm closer to the sink drain so that the P-trap will work. Advised customer it had to be a 4 inch clearance so the pipe needed to be rerouted. I also advised customer I was going to eliminate the dishwasher hose because there is no dishwasher in the unit any longer. After rerouting the pipe and installing a new P-trap, I tested to make sure there were no leaks and there were no leaks. Customer very satisfied.

We were dispatched to assess the existing water heater, which is over 25 years old. After evaluation, we provided the customer with an estimate for a new 38-gallon, 3500-watt Rheem Professional Series water heater. Site Conditions: The home is equipped with a 20-amp breaker. Existing gate valve needs to be replaced with ball valve Scope of Work (upon approval): Install new 38-gallon Rheem Professional Series water heater. Provide and install a new drain pan. Replace existing ball valve at the water heater with a new one. Customer Notes: Customer has been advised to have the leaking A/C unit inspected and repaired or replaced as it is currently leaking onto the heater. She will contact us once the A/C issue has been resolved. Discount Offer: Customer has until the end of the week to proceed with the installation in order to receive the summer discount.

Upon arrival, customer informed me that she had a leaking showerhead and they tried multiple times to replace the cartridge. It was not successful. I advised customer that I would need to do a brief diagnostic and after diagnostic that determined that I would need to replace the cartridge, however the customer did supply the cartridge and it was the right one. After disassembling the shower trim I removed the Delta cartridge and replaced it with the current customer supplied cartridge and reassembled the shower valve trim. I turned the water back on, and there were no leaks. Customer was very satisfied.

Replaced leaking garbage disposal. Checked all work for leaks and function

Upon arrival to the location, we met with Steven who was some what in a rush because he had to go pick up his daughter. So he quickly showed us the main valve that was leaking out back. He stated it’s currently off because the city came out and shut it off. He thought it was the toilets that were running but the city tech told him it was the main valve, and water was spraying out of it. Moreover, I gave Steven the price which he thought was too expensive, so I told him, I’ll throw in an hose bib with the main valve, and he stated he’s in the construction business, and he made a couple calls. He called a friend who gave him another plumbers number who he called and got quoted half the price but couldn’t do work today. So I told him I’ll do the valve alone for $500 and we could do it now. He agreed and I collected a deposit before he took off. After we did the repair, we waited for glue to dry and he arrived towards the end of the timer. Once we turned the water back on to test for leaks

Price is to replace main valve, replace hose bib, find a leaking pipe and repair it. Price is excluded if piping is galvanized we would need to run a new water service. After repairing everything listed, we tested our work and no leaks were observed. No other issues observed besides the gate valves serving the water heater. Recommend for those to be replaced urgently.

Michelle decide she did not want to move forward. Gave $100 deposit refund back

Customer called regarding a possible leak under the bathroom sink. Upon arrival, I was shown the hall bathroom where water was intermittently pooling on the vanity floor. I inspected and tested the faucet and emergency shut-off valves. During diagnosis, I found a small amount of water seeping from the nut connection beneath the sink, securing the faucet to the bowl. I loosened the nut, separated the rubber gasket, and applied a small amount of white caulking to help create a better seal. I informed the customer that this may be a temporary fix and that a proper repair would require replacing the bowl gasket if the issue persists. Additionally, the customer pointed out that the handle on the hot-side multi-turn emergency shut-off valve was broken. I provided an estimate to replace both existing multi-turn emergency shut-off valves with new 1/4-turn valves for improved reliability. The estimate was approved, and the replacements were completed. All work was tested thoroughly—no leaks wer

Upon arrival I was shown the old 30 gallon water heater that was not working. After further inspection of the main valve it was an old 1 inch gate valve. I provided an estimate to replace the old gate valve with a new quarter turn ball valve, along with replacing the old water heater with a new 28 gallon Rheem water heater. The estimate was approved. I moved forward with the scope of work. After everything was completed I turned the water back on and there were no leaks. Then I turned the power on to the water heater and it is working perfectly and the water is getting hot.

Upon arrival I was shown to the meter box that held water. City concluded that the leak was on the residents side so an estimate was signed for a leak search. I found the leak and also that the customer had an old gate Valve. I explained the risks that this Valve can cause and the estimate was revised adding the service line repair and main valve replacement. After my work was complete I turned the water on and checked for leaks and none are present. Meter not spinning

Site Visit Summary – Sewer Line Replacement Estimate Request Upon arrival, the property was unoccupied. Contacted homeowner, who advised they are in the process of selling the property and the prospective buyer requested full sewer line replacement. Customer requested an estimate for complete sewer line replacement. I informed the customer that a CCTV sewer inspection is required to accurately assess the condition and layout of the existing sanitary system and to provide a precise scope of work and estimate. A proposal was provided for the diagnostic camera inspection, which would be credited toward the total cost of the sewer replacement if approved. Customer declined, citing a previous contractor who performed the inspection at no charge. Despite explanation of our standard diagnostic procedures and cost application, we were unable to reach an agreement.

Customer contacted us regarding a reported leak at the water meter. Upon arrival, we met with Laura, a family member of the business, who directed us to the issue. Inspection revealed that the leak is coming from a compromised 3/4-inch backflow preventer connected to the water meter. We provided an estimate to replace the affected backflow preventer with a new unit of the same specification. The estimate will be reviewed by the business owner before work proceeds. A 50% deposit will be required in order to order the replacement backflow preventer and proceed with the scope of work. Work will be scheduled upon receipt of the deposit and authorization to proceed.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the master bathroom where a previous plumber installed the drainage incorrectly which both drains are currently s-traps. I provided the homeowner with a couple different estimates to move forward with the scope of work to correct the problem.

Responded to service request regarding active leak under the kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified the garbage disposal unit as the source of the leak due to internal failure. Removed and replaced the existing garbage disposal with a new unit. All electrical and plumbing connections were reinstalled and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance. During the course of replacement, observed that the refrigerator ice maker supply line was constructed of outdated clear vinyl tubing, which is known to become brittle over time and is highly susceptible to pinhole leaks and sudden failure. Informed customer of the potential hazards, including water damage and flooding risks, associated with this type of material. Recommended immediate replacement with 1/4” pex supply line for durability and code compliance. Provided detailed estimate to both the representative and the customer. Customer placed deposit for line replacement, scheduled for the following day. Performed a full lea

Job description Technician replaced cracked toilet with new JTP supplied Premier toilet. Technician restore the water to the toilet and tested it in numerous amount of times. Toilet is functioning properly with no leaks. Disclaimer: The floor around the base of the toilet is uneven, so technician had to use spacers and grout. Please allow the grout around the toilet to sit for at least 24 hours before sitting.

Leak at toilet. Found that toilet tank had a stress crack running up the side of the tank. Supplied estimate for new toilet replacement on 8/05/2025 morning call.

Master bathroom tub not draining. Used drill snake through over flow to remove stoppage. Didn’t pull anything back. Ran water drained good. Gave estimate to install owner supplied kitchen faucet.

Upon arrival, customer stated that she wanted John the plumber to install customer supplied toilet along with customer supplied lavatory faucet, three angle stops and a new P-trap. After giving customer the price with a discount, she stated that she can get it done cheaper from Home Depot. I emailed her the estimate just in case she wanted to move forward at a later date.

Approximately one month ago, I was called out to investigate a sewer odor coming from underneath the kitchen sink. After a thorough inspection, I discovered an abandoned PVC waste arm that had not been properly capped off. This open pipe was allowing sewer gases to escape into the space beneath the sink, causing the odor. To resolve the issue, I cut the line back and sealed it using a Fernco cap. This effectively stopped the sewer odor, and the area remained odor-free following the repair. Recently, the customer reported that they were still experiencing a sewer smell in the same area. I returned to the property to reassess the situation. During my inspection, I did not detect any noticeable sewer odor. I had an apprentice with me at the time and asked them to verify independently— they also reported no sewer smell present. To ensure nothing was overlooked, I conducted a thorough inspection of all visible piping and fittings under the kitchen sink. I checked for signs of leaks, loose