Pompano Beach, FL Plumbing Repairs & Installations

Customer called John the plumber out today because they would like to replace their water heater. Customer recently bought the condo and they have a few projects that they need done the first being the water heater. Technician will provide the customer with an option to replace a water heater. Customer also has older style shower valves that eventually need to be replaced. Water heater was sold. Tech will be back on Tuesday to complete job.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me to the pool area where he has approximately an 8 foot section of pavers that have groves in them. Underneath that the a/c condensate line runs. It was clogged up. I ran the sewer machine through the pvc pipe to clear the line. After the line was cleared I showed the homeowner and ran water through the line everything is draining good now. The line runs south towards the dock line.

Technician arrived to the customers home today to clear a possible blockage coming from the bathroom shower. Unfortunately, technician was an able to get access inside the home because the customer was sleeping. Customers mother asked if we could reschedule for tomorrow.

Service Description – Warranty Call: Faucet & Drain Inspection Previously installed customer-supplied lavatory faucet. At the time of installation, a full drop test was performed; no leaks were present. Customer reported a leak under the sink cabinet originating from the P-trap assembly. Upon inspection, determined the leak was caused by a compromised slip joint nut and washer at the P-trap connection. Replaced both the nut and washer to restore a watertight seal. Additionally, removed and re-sealed the pop-up drain assembly with a new gasket to ensure proper seal integrity. Performed two consecutive drop tests following repairs—no leaks observed. No charge – warranty service.

Upon arrival I was shown to a Dakota kitchen smart faucet that wasn’t getting water at all. I informed the customer that the only plumbing issue these can have are clogs either in the aerator, supply line filter or emergency shutoff valves. An estimate for a diagnosis was signed and I checked these things and they were all clear. Advised to comtact Dakota to check the warranty and replace the faucet. Customer also inquired about the exhaust cover on the tankless water heater being replaced. Estimates for a customer supplied faucet replacement and intake/exhaust waterproof heater cover has been sent to the customer

customer called regarding a reported drain stoppage. Upon arrival, I was met by the current renters, who directed me to the hall bathroom. They explained that the shower was backing up and water was surfacing around the base of the toilet, indicating a possible main line blockage. After inspecting the situation, I contacted the homeowner—who is currently out of state—to inform him of the conditions and recommend a course of action. I provided an estimate to perform a pull and reset of the toilet in order to replace the compromised wax ring and ensure a proper seal. Additionally, I proposed using the K-60 sewer machine to run up to 75 feet of cable to clear the main line stoppage. The estimate was reviewed and approved by the homeowner via e-signature. Upon approval, I proceeded with the work. The toilet was pulled, the wax seal was replaced, and the toilet was reset securely. I then ran the K-60 sewer machine through the line to the full 75-foot extent to ensure the blockage was fully

Upon arrival, I removed the existing glacier bay toilet and installed a new Kohler pressurized toilet along with new supply line. I performed a complete bathroom inspection and verified. Everything is in proper working condition.

Upon arrival, I submitted an estimate that customer agreed to. 500$ deposit was paid to change out a 38gallon 3500w water heater with half inch T&P valve along with providing and installing a new garbage disposal. we cannot move forward with this job until we have permit in hand and building approved the work.

We met with the homeowner, who reported burnt wiring at the water heater and at the FPL service box. The wiring was exposed, and he asked if we could repair it. Findings • Multiple circuits are present in the same space, all being fed from a single feed. • The condition involves electrical distribution and service conductors beyond the scope of plumbing work. • Homeowner already has an electrician scheduled and prefers an electrician to complete the repair. • Homeowner also stated he informed our office that the issue might be electrical and potentially not a productive plumbing visit. Recommendations • We advised the homeowner to have a licensed electrician diagnose and repair the wiring to the water heater and FPL box. • Once an electrician confirms that the electrical supply and protections are corrected and safe, we can return as needed to service or reconnect any plumbing components at the water heater. Notes • Although we are licensed plumbers with practical familiarity

Customer contacted us regarding the installation of two customer-supplied toilet seats. Upon arrival, we were shown two Kohler elongated soft-close seats, both compatible with existing Kohler toilets in the home. We provided an estimate for installation, which was approved. While on-site, the customer also pointed out a third toilet that was intermittently refilling. Upon inspection, we determined the issue was due to a worn fill valve and flush valve gasket. We provided an additional estimate for a minor rebuild of the toilet tank, including replacement of the fill valve, flush valve gasket, and the supply line. This estimate was also approved. All work has been completed. The new toilet seats were installed securely, and the toilet tank rebuild was performed with new, properly fitted components. System was tested for proper operation—no leaks or issues were observed. All toilets are now functioning correctly.

Customer called John the Plumber out today because they have a leaking hose bib in the back of the building where the hose was attached. Technician will give the customer some options to resolve your issues today. Note: the hose bibs for the building, are a special type of hose bibs that use a special key to turn them on. Customer decided to move forward with replacing the hose bib. Job details: Technician removed old leaking hose bib and 1/2 inch gate valve. Then technician installed a Brass Loose Key Hose Bib. Key was provided to the front desk. Water was restored to the building. No leaks were detected. Everything is operational.

When technician arrived to the customers home, customer informed technician that he has a call in a few and the problem area would be in the bathroom. When technician inspected the toilet, he saw that the right bolt was a little loose and the cap was off. Technician tighten the bolts and reinstall the cap.

The customer contacted me regarding a leak at the main emergency water shut-off valve. When I arrived on-site, I was shown an old-style gate valve that was actively leaking at the packing nut. The valve showed signs of wear and was no longer operating reliably. I explained the issue to the customer and provided an estimate to replace the gate valve with a new full-port 1/4-turn brass ball valve, which would offer better long-term reliability and ease of use. While I was there, the customer also requested that I provide an estimate to replace an old-style gate valve hose bib that was tied into the main water line. I provided a separate estimate for that scope as well, and both estimates were approved. Due to the location of the valves and their connection to the building’s main water supply, a full water shut-down was required. I coordinated with the community to schedule a water shut-off at the backflow prevention assembly to perform the work safely and properly. On the scheduled day,

Upon arrival, the homeowner provided a detailed list of plumbing modifications and fixture upgrades he wished to have completed. The scope of work discussed included: Installation of two customer-supplied bidet toilet seats, which will require removal of the existing toilet seats, proper alignment and securing of the new fixtures, as well as connection to the appropriate water supply lines. Disconnection and capping of an existing water line for a previously installed standalone bidet. This will involve careful shut-off, safe removal, and permanent sealing of the supply line to ensure compliance with plumbing standards. Sealing the floor penetration where the standalone bidet was located, requiring surface preparation and appropriate sealing materials to ensure a clean and professional finish. Replacement of a leaking faucet in the laundry room mop sink. This will include the removal of the existing faulty faucet, inspection of water lines for any additional leaks or corrosion, and

Installed customer-provided single-handle kitchen faucet and lavatory faucet per manufacturer specifications, ensuring secure mounting, proper alignment, and watertight supply connections. During installation, identified active leaks at both existing 1½" chrome-plated brass P-traps beneath the kitchen sink. Advised customer of deterioration due to corrosion and compromised slip-joint seals. Removed and disposed of both defective P-traps. Supplied and installed two new 1½" Schedule 40 PVC P-trap assemblies with solvent-weld and compression fittings to ensure code-compliant, leak-free drainage. Performed full system functionality test: pressurized water lines, inspected for leaks at all supply and drain connections, and verified proper drainage and flow with no signs of backflow or seepage.

Price is to dig up the area that American leak detection has marked. Price only includes excavation and no repair cost. Once broken pipe is exposed, a price for repair will be provided depending on circumstances. Not responsible for landscaping. This repair is to repair a 12” section of pvc that is fed off the main water line to the hose bib. This will require repairing in a tight space under another pvc line. Tested our work and no leaks were observed also ran sprinkler system to test for any other leaks and none were observed.

Site Report & Estimates Provided Building Unit #1: The existing three-handle tub and shower valve was found to be frozen and non-functional. An estimate was provided to replace the current valve with a Moen Posi-Temp valve. The proposed work includes installation of a chrome repair plate and new trim. Building 27 – Rear Unit: An estimate was provided to remove the existing exposed two-handle shower valve. The proposed replacement involves installing a new Moen Posi-Temp shower valve in an exposed configuration, including a copper shower riser extending to the location of the wing ell mounted to the tile. Installation will include an acrylic handle, shower arm, and shower head.

I need to get with supervision prior to writing estimate for proper numbers

Upon arrival, we met with one of the staff members to discuss options on running the snake through the drain ,nafter receiving signatures and confirmation, we cleared the drain by cutting the PVC and running 50 feet where I kept binding up. We ran a camera for no charge and discovered an area that is causing issues at 45 feet. The drain is draining however will continue to cause issues until this address issue can be addressed in the future by locating the spot and digging it up. As of today the drain is draining properly.

Upon arrival the homeowner showed me the master bathroom shower that had a slow leak. After diagnosing the problem I determined that the delta shower cartridge needs to be replaced. The homeowner already ordered the shower cartridge. She will call us back when the cartridge comes in for me to come back and install it.

This was not a service call. This was for the purpose of writing up only an estimate.

Upon arrival, met with the homeowner. Finished trim of two showers, two lavatory faucets and two lavatory drains, installed 4 single angle stops, 2 dual stops with two hammer aerators on each stop in kitchen, installed and assembled a customer supplied toilet in hall bathroom. Installed customer provided reverse osmosis unit in kitchen. Installed kitchen faucet and reverse osmosis faucet as well as installed drainage for kitchen and RO. Installed pre filter for reverse osmosis unit. Installed new square basket strainer with disposal mount and installed customer supplied disposal. Reconfigured drain in both bathrooms with solder 45s to accommodate drainage. Installed a non overflow pop up in each bathroom. Also installed cartridges for both showers and cartridge for both diverters during trim out. Tested out work and no leaks were observed. Homeowner was made aware not to use kitchen drain since disposal drain plug had been knocked out and will leak when used until hooked up to dishwas

Installed ambient discharge sensor on hybrid water heater powered unit up everything was working like new . Also ac unit is blowing cool.

This is an emergency dispatch call. Upon arrival, customer informed me that both of her bathroom toilets were stopping up and one of the toilets was gargling. Customer stated that nothing else in the house was backing up and she noticed that the toilet was doing that this morning in the shower. I advised customer that I would most likely need to snake the vent from the roof to clear the main line. I gained access to the roof from the front of the house and ran 75 feet of K 60 reel down to 3 inch main stack. I also Ran 45 feet of K 60 real down the 2 inch front stack to make sure that the branch lines were also clear because there was a full back up. After running the camera, I revealed that the line was clear all the way to the city. Customer very satisfied.

Upon arrival I was shown to a leak on a water line. The business chipped open the sidewalk in order to expose the line and an estimate for a repair was agreed on. After I did my repair I turned the water back on to full pressure and checked for leaks. No leaks present from my connections. Invoice payment link sent to business account