Pompano Beach, FL Plumbing Repairs & Installations

Upon arrival customer showed me garbage disposal that we installed that was not working upon inspection found one electrical wire disconnect at this time garage disposal is working fine

Upon arrival customer showed me gas water heater that will not stay lit . We installed in 2016 Due to age I gave customer options to install new heater customer will call for install is he can’t get a cheaper price

CCN - 5K98-V8YN SERIAL # 256651 DUE IN BSI 01.31 YEARLY

replace 30 gallon lowboy water heater work consist of removing current tank and replacing it with a new 28 gallon low water heater work will be permitted and also the building will be involved for a stack shut down on the cooling towers estimate will cover Replacing the heater,permit cost, and also other technical work (relief valve.)

Upon arrival customer showed me tankless water heater that was leaking internally at this time manufacturer is sending a heat exchanger to be replaced. Manufacturer told customer he should install pre-filter to ensure a long life of the water heater. Customer only wants heat exchanger changed out when Park arrives. We will return to install. Will have pricing for customer Diagnose problem with gas water heater

Upon arrival customer showed me toilet that 2 other plumbers have worked on one changed out the flapper and the other changed out trip lever Problem they where having was toilet would run and not flush correctly at this time change out trip lever with a Toto trip lever toilet is working fine now if customer has a problem again they will be replacing toilet

Upon arrival I was shown to a leak at the main valve. I saw that the customer had a gate valve and recommend replacing it due to its condition and that it would include repairing the pipe as well. The estimate was agreed on and after the work was done I checked all of my connections for leaks and none are present. We then noticed the hose bib had a drip so an estimate to replace that as well was agreed on and after installation no leaks were present and the new bib is functioning properly

Customer called regarding a leak complaint in downstairs unit. When we arrived upon speaking to customer and no possible water damage , we proceeded with providing a leak search estimate in which he approved. We discovered the 5 ft stretch of cast iron 2” pipe including ptrap were in severe decay and then proceeded with giving estimate to customer to replace. Customer approved. At this time job has been fully complete and paid in full. Tested for leaks and none were found. This option includes the following Cut a bit more of existing access point in ceiling to inspect all drainage pipes vigorously around area of leak to determine any ruptures. Does not include drywall repair Does not include plumbing repair Upon completion of leak search, an estimate will be given for repair to be performed. John the Plumber is not responsible for further damage of pipe while performing repair if customer approves it. Due to the decay and age of existing cast iron. This option includes the foll

I came out today to install a moen flow for the homeowner due to insurance purposes. I removed all of the old pvc, and hard piped it back in with copper. After the job was completed I turned the water back on to test for leaks. The are no leaks and everything is working properly.

Arrived to customer found that Both twin toilet upstairs we’re flushing fine, we also ran shower and tub, as well as lavatory sinks, and found no blockages at all. Then we went downstairs and verified that there was no clogging issues downstairs from kitchen sink or guest toilet. We open, clean out and verify that everything was draining. At this time we presented estimates to customer for replacement of main valve, and water heater due to age and condition, customer declined to move forward at this time!

Upon arrival I was shown to the garbage disposal. The disposal was fine and working I’m not sure what was going on with it prior however, I drop tested it, ran ice through it and the customer put pieces of banana down it as well and it worked well every time. There are no issues with the disposal

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Customer called regarding leak coming from above unit to her unit. When we arrived we saw there was a hole in ceiling in first unit already. We provided estimate for leak search in which customer approved to cover for above unit owner. we then proceeded to make two other additional small holes in wall behind shower above stairs, as we had the shower upstairs drain covered to perform shower pan leak test. after being filled 10min it began to lose water. We then noticed the framing around shower pan inside wall was in severe decay rotting away and holding water. the stretch of drain underneath shower is also leaking. After completion of leak search. unit owner downstairs covered payment however unit owner upstairs who is responsible for plumbing repairs is out of the country and we can’t get ahold of him to go over estimates. I notified that I will sit with manager and go over estimates to be sent tomorrow morning. at this time leaks search has been completed. This option includes the f

Came to customers home customers having multiple backups In bathroom closest to the canal in the back upon diagnosing the issue currently the customer does not have any clogs. We have tested his drain system. We have recommended to run a camera inspection to see exactly what’s going On in his pipes due to the fact that is cast-iron once diagnosing his cast-iron pipe drain system through the roof And clean out (ran the camera thru 3 vents back/middle/front and ground clean out exterior ) We have noticed that he has build up the scale and bellies in his cast-iron line so we recommended a full house cast-iron replacement underneath the house and roughly 6 feet worth on the exterior of the house( he does have pvc going to the city and pvc in the rear bathroom picking up the washer drain) he currently has two bathrooms and one kitchen under cast iron. The remaining bathroom and washer unit is PVC so it is a three bathroom house total.

This price is to run a new ¾ poly gas line from the existing gas meter across the driveway over to the new pool heater location. This price includes pulling pavers across the front of the house (we do not reinstall), sleeving the gas line under the driveway with 1 ½ pvc, providing a secondary gas regulator at the heater, and connecting the gas to the heater. This price also includes permit fees, gas diagram, drop test report, meeting the plumbing inspector, backfilling the trench and cleanup. We are not responsible for driveway repair, sod and landscape replacement, connecting the pool heater to the pool equipment, electrical connections or the slab to set the heater on. There is a 50% deposit due upon signing the contract, and 50% upon completion of the work. This price is to run a new ¾” gas line from the pool heater back to the new fire pit located next to the spa. This price includes digging & backfilling the trench after inspection. Pressure testing, also drop testing after all

Upon arrival, the customer directed us to the backyard, where a 3/4" poly pipe, previously capped off, was leaking at the cap. After assessing the situation, we sent an estimate to the owner, who approved re-capping the line as a temporary solution, as it was the only feasible option at this time. We cut out the leaking section of the poly pipe and securely installed a new cap. After completing the repair, we turned the water back on and confirmed that the leak had been successfully stopped. It is important to note that capping the poly pipe does not carry any warranty, as poly pipe is known to degrade over time and frequently develop leaks. This repair is considered a temporary solution, and future leaks may occur. Additionally, during our inspection, we observed that the PEX pipe leading to the main shut-off valve is exposed to sunlight. This poses a long-term risk, as PEX is not designed for prolonged UV exposure, which can weaken the pipe and lead to failures. To address this, we

Upon arrival customer had a blockage in secondary bath. We ran lavatory sink, tub spout, as well as flushed toilet many times. It appears the blockage has relieved itself. We did recommend a single story camera evaluation of main sewer. Customer decline at this time due to recently having pipe lining through entire home. Further inspection water heater is from 1999 and needs to be updated to a new unit due to being out of warranty and age of unit. Estimated provided. Thank you for calling John The Plumber! -Shane

Arrived to customer, found that customer needed 2 major toilet rebuilds on Master bathroom and guest bathroom 2 piece toilets. As well as a emergency water stop on toilet in master bath. At this time we presented estimates to the customer for replacement of all stated above, customer approved. After installation, we checked for proper functionality and verify that customer was happy with work and you are good to go!

Customer has a barstool sink in the kitchen that wanted to replace the faucet due to faucet leaking and multiple areas so I went ahead and swapped out the old faucet and installed the new one with a mainline pull out kitchen faucet chrome style

Plumbing Report: Water Heater Replacement Customer Details During our meeting with the homeowner, they explained their plans to renovate the garage flooring and expressed interest in replacing the existing water heater. The current water heater is a 40-gallon medium unit, which has been in service for over 10 years and is nearing the end of its lifespan. We discussed two replacement options: 1. Standard 40-Gallon Electric Water Heater (6-Year Warranty) 2. Hybrid Heat Pump 50-Gallon Water Heater (10-Year Warranty) Below, we provide a detailed explanation of each option, our professional recommendation, and the respective benefits and trade-offs. Option 1: Standard 40-Gallon Electric Water Heater The direct replacement of the current water heater with a standard 40-gallon electric unit is a cost-effective, budget-friendly option. Pros: • Lower upfront cost compared to a hybrid heat pump system. • Simplified installation process with minimal modifications needed. • Familiarity

Summary of Work Performed: Our team visited the property today to address an issue with the toilet installation. The flange was extended as part of the service to ensure proper seating of the toilet. This adjustment was necessary due to prior flooring installation that did not correctly accommodate the flange height. Details: • The flange was extended and secured. • The toilet was properly seated and installed. • All work was tested on-site with Gino present. • No leaks were observed during testing. Credit: A credit of $150 is being issued to the homeowner due to prior work that was completed. Next Steps: • A new quote and invoice with the updated balance will be sent to the homeowner’s email address. • No additional recommendations are required for this toilet, as it is now properly installed and functioning as expected. Thank you for choosing us for your plumbing needs. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. We need to raise the flang

Installed water heater with hard wire and switch so it’s up to code . All permits included. Checked all work for leaks and function . Also had customer test waters temperature.

Came customers home customer has a few jobs. He would like done for starters a 80 gallon water heater replacement to customer supplied showerheads one customer supplied bidet and also a Moen flow main shut off valve customer reach back to us when he is ready for he was only looking for an estimate in regards of work

Upon arrival customer advised me that his heater was over 14 yrs old. The heater itself upon inspection was leaking from the bottom. It was extremely corroded. I advised him to replace the heater. He agreed. The heater needed a switch and a permit for heater as well. Heater required a new pan and caulking around the drain. Also provided customer with 3/4 ball valve.

Arrived to customer, found that customer needed kitchen drain snaked due to it backing up. While assessing drain we also found that garbage disposal had no P-trap on it. Customer also showed us master bath toilet that needed a minor rebuild due to water consistently coming out a fill valve. We presented estimates to customer for problems stated above, customer approved. After snaking drain, we cleared clog around 4 feet down and drop tested. After drop test, we found that basket strainer on left side of sink had a minor leak coming from gasket. We informed customer, at this time customer declined moving forward to replace basket strainer. After minor rebuild we tested toilet for proper functionality and you are good to go!