Plumbing Repair Service In Parkland FL

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

On Sunday we got a call where it was a suspected leak from the the downstairs toilet or its emergency shutoff valve. After I dried the bathroom up to get a better idea of where the water was coming from, I saw it collecting near the wall. A leak search was agreed on and I confirmed the slab leak. Couldn’t trace it due to me being by myself on a Sunday. Came back Monday and traced the line to the main manifold on the home. We exposed the manifold and discovered another slab leak. That line was traced as well and it ran to the upstairs bathroom. An estimate to reroute both lines overhead and cap off a double vanity was agreed on and we began the work. After We completed the job on Wednesday we turned the water on and checked all of our connections the attic included to ensure we had no leaks anywhere. We then pressure tested the home and the pressure held signaling there weren’t any leaks that we may couldnt have seen as well.

Disconnect black gas flex line from fire pit over ground and remove existing valve Extend 3/4 galvanized gas line 5’ to behind grill with tee and valve grill and fire pit Pull up pavers from grill to fire pit to install 1 1/2 pvc sleeve underground to fire pit and connect behind grill Backfill trench Pavers to be reinstalled by others

Upon arrival I was shown to a flooded bathroom. The toilet was the prime suspect after confirming the toilet wasn’t leaking from anywhere valve included, the customer agree to an estimate for a leak detection due to water being found on the other side of the wall as well. I opened the wall and found that a 3/4 supply line in the slab was spraying water. Unfortunately this was a two man job so it has been rescheduled for tomorrow. As of right now the home is without water until we can get back and perform the next steps of this job

Todays visit, we had to pull and reset toilet for insurance company. While pulling the toilet, toilet flange was a half inch lower than the tile floor and extremely rusted. We had to remove and replace toilet flange to have a proper wax seal for toilet.

Estimate for gas line to fire pit

Upon arrival customer says she has an intermittent clog with toilet. We ran water in lavatory and shower to see if there was a main line clog. Line is open and flowing. Toilet is old style toilet with a weak flush. We suggested to replace toilet to have a stronger flush that will also use a lot less water. Provided estimates for repair. On the repair estimate, the toilet flange is only included in case it is broken we don’t want to bring it up after the fact. If the toilet flange is not broken we will remove from invoice. We will however have to change the emergency stop as well as the supply line to new toilet. Thank you for calling John The Plumber -Shane

Upon arrival customer advised me that the only reason he called is because the insurance company is making him upgrade his heater. He and they have been bugging him for a couple of months. Customer did advise me that the heater is working fine. Upon inspection I determined the heater was not in failing condition. I built an estimate based on the customers needs and the required permitting and code to install a new heater. Customer requested that I email him the information. He asked about buying his own heater and how much it would cost to have us install it. I advised him that John the Plumber does not accept any customer supplied water heater installs because we can’t warranty a product we don’t offer. Customer was understanding but still wanted a quote. He is not necessarily in a rush, it needs to get it done. I advised customer we do a same day install for the customers benefit and we provide warranty on parts and labor. Also, I advised customer that his main valve coming into th

Customers interested in having a whole house filter system installed left side of home where water service enters. 3 1/2 bath home. Estimate on whole house filter system customer will contact us when ready.

Customer has 50 gallon Aerosmith water heater in garage year of 2000. They would like to have a larger gallon capacity water heater installed. Gave four different estimates on water heater installation.

Arrived to customer, found that kitchen sink garbage disposal was clogged. At this time we presented estimates to customer for unclogging, customer approved. After dropping P-trap we found that cause of clog was pasta noodles. We cleaned P-trap and washed out garbage disposal. After doing so we put drain back together and checked for proper drainage, and you are good to go!

Upon todays visit customer had gas meter shut off and locked by teco. Further inspection underground gas 90 has a corroded nipple and reducer causing a leak. We had to dig up and replace underground gas 90 and coupling. We then re connected pool pump to gas line. We left pipe exposed for teco to inspect gas line, Thank you for calling John the plumber! -Shane

Upon arrival I was shown to a leaking shower tower. I explained that these can’t be repaired and would need replacement. The customers will find one that they like and will contact us when they’re ready for installation

Arrival customer showed me emergency shut off and that need to be replaced to renew homeowners insurance at this time. Everything is installed Customer has 1 year warranty

Upon arrival customer showed me emergency shut off valve and pTrap that need to be replaced due to homeowners insurance on Monday to start and finish

Arrived to customer, found that main valve on house was a gate valve that customer wanted replaced. At this time we presented customer with estimates for replacement with ball valve, customer approved. After installation of ball valve, we checked for proper functionality and you are good to go!

Homeowner Complaint: The homeowner reported that the shower does not get fully hot under any circumstances. Assessment and Recommendation: • We met with the homeowner to assess the issue. Based on our initial evaluation, we believe the problem is related to the shower valve’s cartridge. • We recommended replacing the cartridge as the potential solution to restore full hot water functionality. Challenges Encountered: • We were unable to identify the exact make or model of the shower valve during the visit. • Due to this, we could not disassemble the valve on-site to confirm compatibility or perform immediate repairs. Next Steps: 1. Parts Identification: • We advised the homeowner that we will send the shower valve information to our parts specialist for identification. • If our parts specialist successfully identifies the valve, we will provide the homeowner with a quote to replace the cartridge and handle. 2. Alternate Option: • If the valve cannot be identified, the only

Customer called requesting a technician to check a garbage disposal leak under kitchen sink.when we arrived we checked home plumbing and then made our way to kitchen.when we saw current disposal we noticed it was leaking from bottom.provided estimate to replace with new one and customer approved.at this time job has been complete. This is an estimate to replace the garbage disposal that is leaking from the bottom with a new 1/2 horsepower Jtp garbage disposal.

Upon arrival, the customer showed us to the guest bathroom, where the toilet was not filling up. We determined that the issue was caused by the fill valve and that a minor rebuild of the toilet was needed to resolve the problem. The customer agreed to proceed with the repair. While on-site, we also noticed that the hose bib on the side of the house near the main shutoff was leaking and had a broken handle. We offered to replace it, and the customer approved the replacement. Additionally, we recommended descaling the water heater, as it had never been serviced since installation. The customer agreed to this as well. We replaced the fill valve and completed the minor rebuild of the toilet, ensuring it was functioning properly. The leaking hose bib was replaced with a new quarter-turn hose bib for better functionality. Lastly, we descaled the tankless water heater to help prevent sediment buildup and prolong the unit's lifespan. After completing all the work, we thoroughly checked for l

Customer had leak from one of the side by side master bathroom faucets faucet was beyond repair and customer decided to purchase his own faucets and have us install them. Provided estimate for two faucet install . Customer will contact office for future installation.