Plumbing Repair Service In Parkland FL

John, the plumber came out to the customers home today to do a routine maintenance visit. While doing the visit technician performed a full walk-through of the home, checking the water heater along with all the toilets and water fixtures. The house was built in 2010. So there’s really not much issues regarding plumbing, but customer did want to inquire about getting two new toilets in both guest bathrooms. Customer would like taller toilets. Customer travels a lot so she’s looking to get the toilets replaced in the beginning of November.

Upon rival customer had scheduled work to install a customer supplied toilet, and update under lavatory faucet. We went ahead and installed new toilet with new supply valve. We also installed new supply lines as well as valves to lavatory sink. Trap to lavatory sink was also replaced due to leaking seal. Everything was tested for proper functionality. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival the homeowner showed the toilet in the master bathroom that was not filling up in the tank with water. After diagnosing the toilet I found that the fill valve was bad and needed to be replaced. I did a minor toilet rebuild which included a new fill valve and flapper. After doing the minor toilet rebuild I turned the water back on. The toilet is now filling and flushing properly. The homeowner also flushed the toilet and said that everything was good.

Customer Interaction Report: Water Heater Estimate Reason for Estimate: *Customer requested an estimate for replacing a leaking water heater located in the garage. Inspection & Communication: *Inspected existing water heater and confirmed leak. *Provided detailed estimate to the customer via text and email. *Unable to meet the owner in person, but reviewed the estimate with them over the phone. Additional Info: *Informed the customer that the summer discount is valid until the end of the month. *Customer will contact the office when ready to proceed with the installation.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the west end bathroom where the toilet was stopped up. I ran the tub to make sure it was stopped up only in the toilet. After the diagnosis I used the closest auger to clear the stoppage. After clearing the stoppage I flushed the toilet several times. The toilet is now flushing good.

*Attempt to unjam a garbage disposal. I was unable to unjam the garbage disposal. Before attempting to unjam the disposal I explained to the client if I was unsuccessful in unjamming the disposal that the only option would be to replace the garbage disposal. Gave the client the membership price to replace the garbage disposal which the client agreed to. After replacing the garbage disposal with a 1/2 hp badger tested it’s operation and checked for leaks. *Replace 2 under the sink water filters and tighten down the faucet for the filtration. No warranty for the filters.

Upon arrival to the location, I met with homeowner Lynn at the front door who showed me inside the home. Lynn mentioned that she has a faucet that she purchased and wants installed, and another tech was here and gave her an estimate which she paid half for. Moreover, she had new valves that were also installed by the technician who was here so I was able to shut off the water there. Furthermore, I got what was needed for the replacement and after I got the old faucet out, I cleaned the top of the sink and got the new one in place and tightened. In conclusion, I tested for leaks and no leaks were detected. All is operating accordingly at the moment. Estimate to replace old bathroom faucet with a customer supplied one

Upon arrival, I was shown to the master bathroom Delta single handle shower leaking from shower head. I removed the old cartridge and installed a new cartridge. I tested my work and found it to be working properly. I also poke with customer regarding replacement of her water heater year from1997. She doesn’t want to replace at this time. I did provide an estimate to replace the water heater.

Customer called John the Plumber out today because she has a few area of concern in her home that she purchased a year ago. The first area of concern for the customer was for pop-up drains into separate bathrooms are not working correctly. Second area of concern was a bathroom faucet with low water pressure in the last area of concern was her guest bathroom, customer shower handle was loose. Technician was able to tighten the shower handle. Customer is going to review the options with her husband and get back to us with her decision.

Upon arrival customer had a membership visit. Customer had complaints of sewer flies in children’s bathroom, further inspection toilet seems to not be sealed to floor properly and will have to be removed and reset. We suggested to either replace with a toilet we supply or a toilet they provide for us. Both estimates provided. We also noticed tubular drainage in sink in same bathroom needed to be replaced due to minor leak we will have to update emergency stops as well to a 1/4 turn shut off. Toilet in in-law sweet is not operating properly and will have to have a minor rebuild or replace toilet all together with a new emergency stop. Kitchen sink will need updating as well with two new p trap assemblies and new basket strainer. Water heaters are both from 2017 and are out of manufacture warranty Estimates for replacement provided Thank you for using John The Plumber -Shane

Customer called John the Plumber out today because he has a few issues in the home that he needs resolved. The first area of concern for the customer was in his master bathroom shower. The issue with the shower was he wasn’t getting any water pressure outside of the showerhead and also the shower had a slow drain. The other issue customer is having inside the home was located on the hot side of his kitchen faucet where he was getting low water pressure. Technician gave the customer a few options and customer decided to just go with the clearing of the master bathroom shower drain. Technician cleared the shower drain and now the drain is working perfectly fine.

Upon arrival, the customer reported a leak under the bathroom sink. I was directed to the guest bathroom, where I found that the emergency shut-off valves supplying water to the sink were severely deteriorated. The customer had already shut off the valves prior to my arrival to prevent further leaking. After inspection, I provided an estimate to replace both sink supply valves, which was approved. Additionally, I recommended replacing the toilet supply emergency shut-off valve, as it was in similar deteriorated condition. This was also approved by the customer. The homeowner operated the main gate valve to shut off and restore the home’s water supply during the repair process with no issues. All work has been completed as quoted. The new valves were installed and tested—no leaks or issues were found at the time of completion.

Upon arrival I spoke with the homeowner about there water heater that was currently leaking. I provided an estimate to replace it with a new water heater. The homeowner agreed to move forward with the replacement. After the installation of the new water heater. I turned the water and power back on to test for leaks. The are no leaks and the water heater is working properly. I also adjusted the temperature slightly above 125 degrees for the homeowner.

Low water pressure at kitchen sink. Customer Concern: Customer reported low water pressure at the kitchen sink. They stated the issue began approximately two weeks ago, after the installation of a new laundry box. Inspection & Findings: *Inspected the main water valve and water heater – both are operating properly with normal pressure. *Verified that all other fixtures throughout the home have good water pressure. *Noted that only the kitchen sink is affected. *Removed and cleaned the aerator – no debris or blockage found. *Checked both hot and cold water supply valves under the kitchen sink – both valves are open and functioning correctly. Explained to the customer that the installation of the laundry box is unrelated to the low pressure issue at the kitchen sink. Recommendation: Provided an estimate to further diagnose and test water pressure at the kitchen sink supply lines. Customer declined at this time and indicated they plan to address the issue during an upcoming kitchen remode

Upon arrival to the location, I met with homeowner Jose who came outside and met me by the front door. He began by explaining the city meter counter came out yesterday and he realized the leak. He told him it was on the other side of the meter so it’s his responsibility. The home is from the mid 1990s, Jose mentioned he has his main valve shut to the home. I told him the leak is underground so that’s not stopping the leak. I went to see his main valve, and it’s a gate valve, I recommended he change that out, as well as an old filtration system which he stated it’s never been in use. He stated he’s tight on money and just wants to get the leak taken care off. I told him I understand and I asked for a few minutes while I got him some options. When I got back, he thought the prices were too high and not what he was expecting. I asked what was he expecting, and he stated way less. I explained I would be digging not knowing what to expect, so the price would cover that. In addition, I told

Upon arrival, replaced the hall bathroom emergency shut-off valve and performed a minor toilet tank rebuild. Tested all completed work and confirmed proper operation. Gave to estimates for whole house filter systems.

Customer called regarding the replacement of a toilet. Upon arrival, I was shown the master bathroom, which had an old one-piece Kohler toilet the customer wished to replace with a new white Kohler Santa Rosa one-piece toilet. An estimate was provided and approved to install the new toilet (supplied by John the Plumber), including removal and disposal of the existing unit. A new supply line and wax ring were installed as part of the replacement. As a courtesy for being a loyal customer, a new 1/4-turn emergency shut-off valve was also installed, replacing the existing corroded valve, which posed a potential risk. The scope of work has been completed and the installation has been tested with no leaks or issues observed.

Upon arrival, customer reported that the lift-and-turn tub drain trim in the master bathroom was broken. Removed the damaged trim and installed a new chrome lift-and-turn tub drain assembly. Tested the new assembly and confirmed it is functioning properly. Hall Bathroom: Customer reported the toilet is not filling properly. Inspected and diagnosed issue; recommended a minor tank rebuild and replacement of the supply stop. Provided estimate for the repair. Scheduled to return Thursday afternoon to complete the work.

Observed visible water staining through the walls in the powder bathroom, extending from the area behind the toilet toward the vanity. Additional water stains were found on adjacent walls near the kitchen sink, extending into the hallway. Identified a 1” gate valve (emergency shut-off for the home) located on the left side of the garage. Notes & Recommendations: Due to the high failure rate (approximately 80%) associated with gate valves, a ball valve installation is recommended to safely perform a pressure test. Provided an estimate for leak detection services. Customer has opted to contact their homeowners insurance provider before proceeding with any further work.

Upon arrival, I submitted an estimate to install customer supplied RO system under kitchen sink. I gave customer 20% new customer discount. Customer stated he’s getting two other estimates before committing to the install.

The customer currently has two cast iron undermount sinks installed: one double-bowl kitchen sink and one 19-inch circular sink. The customer has requested that both sinks be replaced. It was recommended that a granite countertop specialist handle the removal and installation to ensure proper fit and sealing. Additionally, the property is equipped with two water heaters located in the garage, both installed in 2014. Given that the typical life expectancy of water heaters is approximately 8 to 10 years, it was advised that the units be replaced proactively to prevent potential failure. A formal estimate for the replacement of both water heaters was provided to the customer.

*Customer was advised by their insurance company to replace the laundry outlet box due to visible corrosion. *Removed and replaced laundry box with a new unit. *Inspected and tested all connections for leaks and proper operation — no issues found. *System is fully functional and up to current code standards.

Job summary Customer called John the Plumber out today because they had an issue with their garbage disposal making a humming sound. After speaking with the customer, they decided to replace a garbage disposal and replace the main valve. Main Water Valve: Technician removed old gate valve and installed a new quarter turn ball valve with a new hose bib. After installation, turn the water supply back on and check for leaks. Verify the valve opens and closes properly. Garbage disposal: Technician removed old garbage disposal that was not working. Technician then proceeded to mount the new garbage disposal to the sink, reconnect the plumbing and electrical connections, ensuring a secure and leak-free fit. Turn on the power, water, and garbage disposal to test for proper functionality. Check for leaks or unusual noises and ensure everything is working smoothly.

Hooked up gas on outside kitchen grill with 2 1/2 inch flare adapter and 60 inch gas supply line. I tested all work for leaks and function of grill. After completing work I was unable to locate home owner for payment and had to wait on site for GC to collect payment.

Customer reported a slow-flushing toilet. Customer disclosed that her husband had previously removed the toilet and discovered a root cluster around the flange several years ago . Customer is on septic and well water and all sewer lines are PVC. Findings: *Upon inspection, the toilet is currently flushing properly. *Advised that the toilet be replaced and the sewer line scoped and cleared, as it is likely that root intrusion around the flange has returned. *Observed a leak at the gate valve on the main water line. Recommended replacement of the gate valve. *Also recommended replacing a hose bib due to its condition. Customer Decisions: *Customer declined estimate for toilet replacement with a JTP-supplied unit. *Customer plans to purchase a toilet independently and will contact the office to schedule installation. *Customer will review the estimate for the recommended repairs (line scoping, root clearing, gate valve replacement, and hose bib replacement). Next Steps: Awaiting customer