Client called us out today to look at possibly a leak on their main waterline. Upon further inspection, the water meter was not spinning. Therefore there was no leak on their line. We checked the water pressure and it was over 110 psi the safe range for water pressure is 50 to 79psi. Today we replaced the failed pressure reducing valve for the whole home water and added a new ball valve shut off in replacement of the old gate valve. We let the glue drive from the irrigation tie in point for about 30 minutes then turn the water back onto the home. Tested no leaks. Set home water pressure to 60 psi. Also, the thermal expansion tank on the 10 yr old tank nat gas water heater had failed due to the very high water pressure. We gave client the options for replacing just the expansion tank on the old water heater and to replace the whole water heater installed up to code with a 6 yr manufacturer warranty and 2 yr parts and labor from us, which includes the thermal expansion tank. Client d
