CM 04/25/2024 Customer stated: they wanted their water heater flushed and they were having an issue with the garden tub. Tech notes: called out today to look at a garden tub not getting hot water. While on site home owner had explained that he had tried to take the handle off the garden tub and ended up breaking the chrome moen handle and black cartridge sleeve with it. The reason the home owner isn’t getting hot water is due to a failed mixing valve. The hot side of the garden tub is connected through the mixing and with a failed fill valve causes the bathtub to get no hot water. Resolution: we will need to replace the mixing valve, cartridge sleeve, and moen garden tub handle. All is located in master bathroom. Completed water heater flush to find no sediment built up in the tank. Job status not complete. Job notes: could not check pressure lost pressure gauge. CJ wants this job once signed off. Estimates: please email estimate to home owner.

Customer called because the moment they tried to use the yard hydrant it stopped working and water started to come up from the ground like it was before previous repair was main. Dug up yard hydrant and found the plastic male adapter that was use to repair it previously had completely snapped off inside the female of the hydrant. Removed the treads out of the female and reattached with a bras PEX male and connect to pvc pipe with a 1x3/4 male adapter and a brass PEX female adapter. Put concrete around base of the hydrant to insure it is sturdy and does not break again. The cause of the second break was due to how stiff the handle of the hydrant is. This put excess force on the plastic threads causing them to break. After pressurizing and testing the system left water off at the meter due to the property being vacant. Informed property owner of this. Job is completed No charge to customer due to this being a proper recall

Customer stated the hose bib in the backyard was broken Upon further inspection, found that the vacuum breaker had broken off at the threads on the hose bib hose bib is still in good working condition Gave customer price to replace the vacuum breaker on the back house bib Customer declined at this time Customer also renewed their membership today Job is complete Estimate ready to send

Called out for annual whole home plumbing inspection. Performed inspection, no current issue or concerns at this time.

This is a complimentary estimate to rebuild the existing year hydrant. This will involve removing from existing concrete base and replacing damaged components. and then reinstalling. PLEASE NOTE: This is the best case scenario, there are times when the yard hydrant can not be removed from it's concrete base and additional repairs/replacement will need to occur. The on-site technician performing the work will be able to advise you of any changes. 4/3/24 Technician notes: out today to fix a leak on a yard hydrant. Upon inspection, the leak was coming from the bottom of the yard hydrant where is connects to the PVC. Will need to cut pvc and glue on new MIP Resolution: cut the pvc and glued on a 1x3/4 pvc MIP. Teflon’d and pipe dope the yard hydrant and reinstalled. Turned water back on at the meter and Checked and tested for leaks. Everything is working as it should at this time. Job status: complete Job Notes: customer paid with check #283 Estimates: no further needed

Customer stated yard hydrant is leaking Found yard hydrant leaking under ground. Attempted to dig up to the connection but was only able to dig up about half a food due to space restrictions of the ramp. Could not get pressure picture due to yard hydrant being only outside bib and it has a leak so pressure is not accurate Need to either rebuild or replace yard hydrant. Need to build estimates with Dan this afternoon

Water Softener System Maintenance: Upon inspection of the water softener system, we identified a malfunctioning timer mechanism impacting the regeneration process. We replaced the faulty timer with a reliable replacement, recalibrated the system settings, and conducted extensive testing to ensure consistent water softening performance and prevent mineral buildup in the client's plumbing fixtures.

Sewer Line Repairs: Following an inspection of the sewer line, we identified stubborn blockages caused by the accumulation of grease, sediment, and debris. Employing powerful hydro-jetting equipment, we meticulously cleared the line, thoroughly flushing out contaminants and restoring optimal flow capacity to the sewer system.

Plumbing Repair: Upon examination, we determined that the toilet's flushing mechanism had deteriorated due to years of wear and tear. We replaced the worn-out components with high-quality parts, restoring the toilet's flushing efficiency and preventing water wastage.

Plumbing Installation: Installing a new shower fixture for a client's bathroom renovation project, we ensured seamless integration with existing plumbing lines. After carefully positioning the fixture, we expertly connected the water supply lines and tested for leaks, guaranteeing optimal functionality and water flow for a refreshing shower experience.