Plumbing Repair Service In Parkland FL

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

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the old 80 gallon water heater that was leaking in the garage. I provided her with an estimate to replace it with a new 80 gallon rheem water heater, and new expansion tank. The homeowner agreed to move forward with the work. Also she had a leaking hose bib that I replaced with a new quarter turn hose bib. After turning turning the water back on there were no leaks. Then we wired up the new water heater and waited for a little bit. The water was getting nice and hot.

On arrival removed old broken wash machine box. Installed new washer machine box with new stainless steel braided hoses. Tested work good.

On arrival the customer showed us the guest bathroom that had water coming from the wall in between the toilet and shower. I provided and estimate to do a leak detection, the customer signed and approved the leak detection. While gathering tools the customer came out after a phone call with her insurance and they said the insurance company is sending someone out. The customer had us not proceed with the leak detection and said they will call back for us to do work if needed.

Customer needs to replace washer box. Upon arrival washer box supply line valves were broken.i advised. Customer they need to replace washer box. Customer signed etimate

Upon arrival the tenant had a leak coming from the toilet in the Jack and Jill bathroom. After inspection and flushing the toilet I saw that the leak was coming from the back of the tank. I spoke with the homeowner and let him know that I needed to do a major rebuild on the toilet to fix the leak. He agreed to the estimate and I did the major toilet rebuild. After it was completed I flushed the toilet several times. Everything is flushing good with no leaks. I also did a whole home inspection and found nothing else that needed addressed at this time. The tankless natural gas water heater is a 2013. I will be providing an estimate since the water heater is over 10 years old.

As per videos taken, the main water line has been backfilled along with 10 extra bags of sand customer provided. This job is ready for final inspection

This was not a recall. This was a warranty job. After speaking with supervision, I was informed that I was allowed to fix the sprinkler line at no cost to customer with customer supplied parts. Video showed that new sprinkler head is installed and with no leaks Customer stated he will adjust the sprinkler head at a later date for spray pattern. Please mark as warranty call or non opportunity

Customer contacted us regarding the installation of a new reverse osmosis (RO) water filtration system at the kitchen sink. Upon arrival, we were shown the new, boxed RO system, which includes a dedicated faucet (cup filler). We noted that there was no existing hole in the countertop to accommodate the faucet. The customer was informed that a hole must be cut by a qualified granite specialist. An estimate for this work was provided. The customer also brought to our attention an issue with an unused whole home filtration system. The existing setup lacked a bypass, which was impacting normal water flow. We provided an estimate to eliminate the unused filtration piping and install a new, separate ball valve for the main emergency water shut-off. This scope of work was approved. In addition, the installation of two new hose bibs—one on the main water line and one in the backyard—was also approved. All work was completed and thoroughly tested.

This is a warranty visit per Darrin due to the existing gasket on the newly installed toilet being torn. I proceeded to replace this gasket and told customer if this situation at persist in the future to give us a call and we would mitigate it as soon as possible. I also provided a courtesy flush of the hall lavatory due to the Line being clogged after we installed new main water service. The lines have been flushed, but the Fossett is still plugged up. I replaced two emergency stops for free due to them leaking after I turned them off

Hall bath toilet that had minor tank rebuild performed last month. Tank lever sticking. Removed and replaced with new handle. Tested work performed properly. No charge warranty. Continuing warranty.

Upon arrival, customer showed me two washing machine hose bibs she needed replaced. I gave customer option to install two new hose bibs to which customer agreed. At this time, both hose bibs are installed and working correctly. Customer has one year warranty parts and labor.

Upon arrival, customer showed me basket straighter was leaking and needed to be replaced Customer option to replace basket strainer Customer agreed At this time, new basket strainer is installed and working correctly Customer will call us back when you’re ready to install new hose bib an emergency shut off valves underneath kitchen sink

Upon arrival I was shown to a running toilet. I informed the customer that the fill Valve is failing and an estimate to replace it was agreed on and after the work was done I flushed and filled the toilet multiple times to ensure it was operating properly and no longer ran. Highly recommend replacing the main gate valve with a ball valve for emergency purposes a reliable valve is needed. Estimate for this sent to customer

Upon arrival to the location, I met with Daniel who showed me inside. He stated he has two water heaters he needs changed. I asked him if he’s trying to be proactive or they’re leaking. He replied his insurance company is giving him a time frame in which he needs to get them swapped out. He also added, he has a few more companies also coming out. The house was built in 98 and both heaters are the original. The water heater on the second floor is a 50 gallon, and the one in the garage is an 80 gallon, and both are on 25 amp double pole breakers. I explained the minor code upgrades that will need to happen and he understood. He mentioned he just wants the bare minimum, he had no intentions of changing them prior to the insurance company coming out. Furthermore, I got him a few options which we went over together. He did mention he had searched up a couple units, so I gave him the option for just installation and he thought it was pricey. I gave him a 10% discount on the combo, he appreci

Service Performed: Responded to report of a backed-up kitchen sink. Utilized K-50 machine with 50 feet of cable through the kitchen drain to clear the stoppage. After clearing, filled and drained the sink twice to verify proper function. System tested and is now operating as expected.

Service Summary: Inspected double bowl kitchen sink; found disposal on the left side leaking due to improper insulation. Reconfigured the trap and reinstalled the disposal. Tested — functioning properly. In the hall bathroom, diagnosed a continuously running Kohler toilet. Performed a minor tank rebuild. Tested — functioning properly.

Upon arrival, tenant showed me Moen shower valve that was not working, correct Gave landlord estimate to change out cartridge they agreed At this time, new Moen shower valve cartridge is installed and working correct Customer has one year warranty parts and labor

Scope of Work – Leak Detection & Repair Upon arrival, customer reported active leak in garage ceiling. Performed diagnostic leak detection and accessed attic space. Identified failed hot water line originating from expansion PEX tubing. Opened ceiling in garage to gain direct access to affected section. Isolated and removed compromised PEX segment connected to a 3/4 to 1/2 PEX triple tee fitting. Installed new expansion PEX tubing and secured with appropriate ASTM F1960 expansion ring. Verified secure connection and reinstated water supply. All joints were pressure tested and inspected—no leaks detected. System restored to full operation. Work completed to code and customer satisfaction.

Upon arrival customer had a missing gasket for supply line connected to supply valve as one. We do not have a gasket that will fit this supply line, nor do we want to install just a gasket and claim liability on property. We advised customer to replace the supply valve with supply hose to a new compression 1/4 turn emergency stop with a new supply line. Customer declined at this time. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Customer reported reduced water pressure at the shower fixture. Upon diagnostic inspection, technician identified the existing shower valve as an outdated, partially restricted unit. No evidence of blockage at shower head or riser. We replaced existing valve with a new Moen Posi-Temp pressure-balancing shower valve to improve flow and maintain consistent pressure and temperature during usage. Water supply was shut off at main. Shower wall was opened and access panel created as needed. Old valve was removed and properly disposed of. New Moen rough-in valve installed using Type L copper with pro-press fittings and high-temp rated solder at joints where appropriate. Valve was pressure-tested and flushed to remove any sediment or debris. Trim kit and escutcheon installed (customer-supplied or Moen standard, as applicable). While inspecting the system, technician noted that the existing main shutoff was an aged 1.5" gate valve located on the main copper service line. Gate valve showed si

Upon entry into the customer’s garage, customer stated that his insurance companies making him change the heater. I submitted an estimate to replace this heater and I gave him five dollars less than another plumbing company in order to sell this heater. I installed a Rheem 50 gallon 4500w heater. Customer verified that everything is in proper working condition and with no leaks. Upon customer request, this is NOT a permitted job.

Upon arrival to the house, the housemate brought me into the garage and showed me the existing heater that the customer wanted to change out due to insurance policy. I provided two separate estimates to change out this existing heater. I emailed the customer both estimates. The homeowner is not on site.

Upon customer request This invoice is to provide an install a new main water service line from the meter to the exterior of the house. The service is to include a new quarter turn emergency stop ball valve add no extra cost to customer. John, the plumber will trench minimum 12 inches deep as per Florida plumbing code, starting from the meter to the existing exposed copper located on the left-hand side of the house. John, the plumber will provide a new brass check valve along with 1” schedule 40 pressurized waterline. John the plumber will then transition into copper located at the inlet of the house and install a new 1 inch wolverine brass quarter turn emergency stop ball valve. Customer understands that John the plumber will do. It’s best to compact the dirt, but is not responsible for replacement of sod. Upon customer request, John, the plumber will remove the existing lowboy toilet and install a new highline pressure assisted toilet. This toilet height is 17 1/8 inch from the finish

Upon arrival to the house, customer stated that he had a water main leak. This leak was verified from the city of Parkland. The city of Parkland stated after their pressure test this leak was located between the meter in the house. With no visible standing water or discoloration in grass, I explained to customer it would be best if we just went ahead and replace the existing line with a new line to avoid tearing his yard up to try to locate the leak. Customer also stated that he wanted a pressurized highline toilet installed. Customer paid $500 deposit for start date tomorrow morning early start.