Plumbing Repair Service In Parkland FL

Upon entry on the property, customer stated that he wanted two separate estimates first estimate was for LP underground, gas line. Connection would start at Inlet for pool heater and run underground estimated 50 feet to the backside of the grill and run estimated 10 to 12 feet of exposed piping with two emergency stops. Second estimate was to provide an install gas piping and emergency stops only and he will have his landscapers dig the trench, backfill the trench, and replace the sod. Both estimates were sent through email and text

Client Visit Summary We met with the new homeowner who moved into the residence just one day prior. She requested a comprehensive assessment of plumbing fixtures and multiple quotes for necessary plumbing work throughout the property, including the guest house, main home, and cabana bathroom. ⸻ Guest House – Bathroom 1 • Toilet Installation (New): • Homeowner requested installation of a toilet in the guest house. • We recommended the Kohler Highline Tall Toilet. • The homeowner will supply the toilet; we will handle installation. • Toilet Repair: • In a separate bathroom within the guest house, the toilet parts are in poor condition. • A full internal replacement of toilet components is recommended. ⸻ Main House – Master Bathroom • Toilet Major Rebuild: • The toilet in the master bathroom is in poor condition. • A major rebuild is required including new internal components, seals, and stabilization. ⸻ Main House – Hall Bathroom • Toilet Minor Rebuild: • Minor rebui

Upon arrival, it was observed that the customer’s water heater exhibited indications of a leaking faucet handle. An estimate was presented for a comprehensive diagnostic assessment to ascertain the specific cartridges requiring replacement. Furthermore, multiple detailed proposals were provided for the replacement of both the water heater and the primary shut-off valve. The customer expressed the need for additional time to thoroughly evaluate the options prior to reaching a final decision.

Customer had leak in the garage coming from wall. I presented estimate for leak detection and customer countered with $300 to just find the leak then $800 to find the leak and complete the repair. I told customer I could deduct $100 off the leak detection and credit $200 towards the repair. Also wile presenting the estimate to the customer a sales representative from John’s Plumbing pulled up to provide the customer with an estimate also . Unfortunately I could not come to a price agreement with customer. I emailed customer estimate.

Upon arrival, customer showed tape that American Leak detectors showed which waterline in manifold were leaking underground Gave customer option to perform leak search and explained we would have to cut and remove drywall to identify water line is leaking Customer only wanted us to give whole home rep pipe estimate did not want any other work done today

Upon arrival I was shown to a bathroom faucet that needed replacing. An estimate to replace it was presented to the customer but they’re gonna think on it and get back to us

Upon arrival the customer and I greeted each other and I began hooking up the double vanity. After work was completed I tested the Valves and supply lines for proper function and leaks. Once I saw that those were leak free I ran water in both sinks to test the drain tubular for leaks and none are present

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The ½-inch hose bib at the rear of the home was leaking. To address the issue, the water supply was shut off at the meter. The old hose bib was removed and replaced with a new ½-inch hose bib.

Carl called customer and he's going to get back with entrusted to get resolution for customer.

John the plumber was called out to mood pizza on Hillsborough and State Road 7 because they are having issues with a utility sink faucet and the mop sink is leaking every time water is ran through it. Technician will give the customer three options to get his problems resolved.

Reroute new line from laundry to main hall bathroom. 15 year warranty from uponor and 2 years from John the plumber. We cut open dry wall In laundry room behind, washing machine and cabinets, also behind laundry room door and closet, dry wall was also open in bathroom besides toilet. We opened walls as part of leak search to find starting point and ending point of manifold in which cold line was leaking. Once we located manifolds we cut lines and capped them, then we went into attic and ran uponor pipe down behind the cabinet where manifold was and also down into bathroom next to toilet where end of manifold was. Pipe was also strapped, once pipe was connected we turned water on and tested all fixtures, no leaks or issues, job is complete, customer is satisfied.

Leak Detection Proposal Summary Upon arrival, we met with the homeowner and provided a quote of $598 to perform a leak detection for up to one and a half hours. We explained that while some leaks can be located within this initial timeframe, if the search extends beyond an hour and a half, there would be an additional charge of $388 per hour, which the homeowner agreed to. We also informed him that our initial visit would be focused solely on locating the leak, and once identified, we would provide a separate quote to cap the damaged line and run a new line overhead, if necessary. Although the homeowner mentioned that our pricing was higher than American Leak Detection, we clarified that American Leak Detection typically only locates the leak and does not perform any repairs, whereas our service includes both detection and a repair solution if desired. We advised that leak detection times can vary, typically ranging from an hour and a half to as much as eight hours, depending on th

The whole house was backed up upon arrival.. I used a k-60 through pvc ground clean out by garage . The cable was sent back up into system 45ft to remove paper towels. I flushed the master and hall bathroom toilets multiple times . Everything working properly.

Upon arrival, customer showed me emergency, shut off valves supply lines for faucets and toilets and pop-up assemblies for bathroom sinks that needed to be replaced to pass homeowners inspection to renew insurance At this time, all emergency shut off valves have been changed to quarter turn. All supply lines have been replaced with steel braided supply lines. Also pop-ups for bathroom sinks that were old and needed to be replaced or replaced Customer has one year warranty on parts and labor

Upon arrival I informed the customers of the membership visit and what it entailed. My only recommendation was to replace the emergency shutoff valves everywhere except the bathroom in the little house and the wine sink. Everything else looks good and the heater has been flushed. Didn’t move forward with work today but may in the future

Customer called John the plumber out today because she’s having an issue with her guest bathroom shower not getting any cold water and three of her toilets in the home have issues with the handle. Upon further investigation, technician saw that customer has a gate main valve that should be replaced, and the valve on her water heater has some oxidation and should be replaced before it starts to leak. Customer states that she’s only looking for estimates at the moment. Customer had another company replace her water heater last month. Technician will provide the customer with two options.

Upon arrival customer showed us multiple dis to the shower cartridge where it is continuously leaking. Customer agreed to diagnosis and we proceeded to take the trim off. The house is piped in cpvc. When we took the plate off some water came out letting us know that the valve is also leaking due to old age. Also the property is on well water so there is tons of calcium build up to the point we cannot fully disassemble the trim nor take the handle off withought risk of snapping the cpvc in the wall. We optioned into replacing the shower valve entirely once the customer it after speaking with management we are not sure we would be able to do a proper install due to limited access from the back wall behind the shower. So therefore we will not be proceeding with the replacement. Customer cannot remove vanity due to it being built into the wall. So customer is seeking out other sources. We sent the payment link for the diagnosis via email.

Todays visit we installed customer supplied toilet and replaced emergency stop with supply line. When we were finished with toilet, we gave a customer to tidy up underneath kitchen sink. Customer wanted his faucet, drains, pot filler, and filter replaced. We I’ll also add a studor vent and correct tubular drainage. Estimates provided for both supplied, and customer supplied.

Upon arrival customer showed me garbage disposal that was not working customer removed everything for kitchen cabinet garbage disposal was not plugged in

We met with the homeowner to discuss installing a gas line to the back of the house for a new stovetop. During the consultation, we assessed the feasibility of the installation and identified several obstacles, including landscaping challenges, the AC handler fence, and existing pavers that would need to be lifted. These factors significantly impact the complexity and cost of the project. We provided the homeowner with a verbal estimate ranging from $8,000 to $11,000 for the installation. She was surprised by the cost and decided not to move forward at this time. We explained that the pricing reflects the difficulty of running the line given the existing barriers and required labor. Additionally, we recommended a water heater flush, which the homeowner expressed interest in. She plans to call and schedule this service for some time next week. No further action required at this time unless the homeowner decides to proceed with the gas line installation.

Upon arrival customer informed me that both of his guest bathrooms were backing up. There was a slow flush in both toilets. I advised customer that I would need to snake the line and run a camera as well. Customer agreed. After assessing the situation, I concluded that the roof was too steep to work on. Roof was an A frame style with a 30 degree crest. It is not suitable or safe for a k60 reel and machine. I advised customer that I would need to pull the guest bathroom toilet and snake the line from there. I made sure that I used multiple drop cloths to protect the floors and carpet. I also used the sleeve to avoid damages while running the snake. I pulled the west guest toilet and notified customer that his flange was also cracked. I told him I would need to replace it before I put the toilet back on . Customer agreed. I ran 50 ft of k60 reel into the drain and cleared the blockage. The blockage was multiple paper towels. I advised customer to be vigil about what goes down the drain.

Upon arrival we were informed of 3 toilets not getting water. 2 of them we forgot to turn the emergency shutoff valve back on and the third was on the line we killed. We went back to our connections on the reroute and reconfigured it to feed the line from the manifold. Before we left we made sure there were no leaks present and we did a walk around to make sure every fixture has water.

Service Summary: Today, we met with the homeowner and his wife, who reported that the toilet in the master bathroom has been constantly backing up. Upon inspection, we used a toilet auger to clear the blockage. However, we observed that the toilet continued to fill slowly, indicating a potential internal issue. We recommended a minor rebuild of the toilet to address the slow filling problem and offered the service at a significantly discounted rate as an incentive to complete the repair today and prevent further issues. The homeowners declined the repair, explaining that they are planning to sell the property and do not want to invest additional funds into the home at this time. Additionally, we noted that the water heater is well beyond its expected lifespan and should be replaced to ensure reliable operation and efficiency. The main valve, however, was inspected and found to be in good working condition. As a long-term solution, we recommended replacing the toilet entirely. Howe

Upon arrival to the location, I met with Ralph who’s Jason’s father in law. He’s currently house sitting, and watching the baby, but wants to take care of a few concerns they have throughout the home. He agreed that he will pay for the work. He started by showing me the faucets in 3 of the 4 bathrooms which had low pressure. He also mentioned the kitchen sink leaks and takes a while to get hot. Moreover, we went outside and he showed me a hose bib which was leaking and he couldn’t get it to turn on even when turning it. The home isn’t as old, was built after 2005. I told Ralph I’ll get him some options for what we discussed, after 10 mins I present Ralph some solutions. He agreed to take care of all the concerns, I had a match for their existing kitchen faucet which worked well for them. In conclusion, I got the new kitchen faucet in place and tested, all is working accordingly with no leaks. The hose bib was also replaced, and tested for any leaks, Ralph also took a look and was happy