Upon arrival, the water supply was restored and air was purged from all hot and cold fixtures. System pressure was checked and found to exceed 100 PSI due to a failed pressure reducing valve. The faulty valve was removed and replaced with a new unit, and proper operation was verified with system pressure set to 60 PSI. All valves were opened and each fixture was inspected to confirm normal operation with no leaks present. The upstairs right bathroom toilet was also tested and showed no leaks; a bead of caulking was applied around the base to improve stability and ease of cleaning. The upstairs toilet was found to be unstable due to movement at the base and age-related wear. The existing toilet was removed, and inspection revealed that a proper metal flange was not present and the toilet had been secured only with screws. Tile was carefully removed to allow for proper flange installation. A new metal flange was installed and secured to the floor, with a spacer added to ensure correct h
