The tenants complaint is that the are having a leak in the master bathroom We found the leak is coming from the pop up assembly The top of the pop up assembly has corroded and broken in half Allowing the sink to leak We replaced the pop up assembly Tested with no issues Job completed No new estimates are needed
Customer stated: they had a leak under the kitchen sink. Tech notes: called out today to look at a leak under a kitchen sink. While on site I found that the tubular under the left side sink basin is leaking anytime a high volume of water is pushed down the drain. I found the rubber gasket on the left side tubular was screwed so tight that it had forced itself out of the thread and is not holding its seal. Resolution: replaced gasket in the tubular. After replacing I turned the water on and tested to find no further leaks or drips. Job notes: could not locate clean out. Job status complete.
Customer States: There is a leak above the water heater in the bottom level. Happens when she uses the kitchen faucet. Technician Notes: Leak is coming from a loose/ improperly installed tubular nut. Nut is loose and there is no washer. This is causing leak into the bottom of the cabinet which leaks through the floor over the water heater. There is water damage. Resolution: Installed new tubular trap, nut, and seal. Tested fir leaks. Job Notes: Bill to ResiPro. Job Status: Complete. Autho: Bill to ResiPro Estimates: No additonal needed.
Custumer stated suspected an active water leak. Technician notes. After conversation with the tenant, they had a thought that was repaired approximately three weeks ago and have not had a hi water bill sense that toilet was repaired. Resolution, no workers done today other than diagnostic and I found no active water leak at this time Job is complete Submit today’s invoice to resipro No estimate at this time it
CUSTOMER STATED: water bill has been high TECHNICIAN NOTES:upon inspection found basement toilet constantly running, the Mansfield flush seal was almost completely deteriorated. RESOLUTION: replace Mansfield flush seal, watched meter for multiple minutes with no signs of any leaks happening at this point JOB NOTES: Mr. Chris will create invoice and bill STATUS: complete AUTHO: ESTIMATES: no further needed
Out today to address tenant concerns of a broken pop-up assembly on a sink and a clog in the kitchen sink not allowing water to I found the pop-up assembly to be detached in the first floor powder, bath pedestal sink I was able to reattach and is now functioning I found both basins of the kitchen sink not to be draining water needed to disassemble the tubular drain pipe below. I found the P-trap to be clogged with a foreign substance of undetermined nature. And I do not know when it would have gotten into the drain this tenant for the last. I was able to clear the P-trap sink is now draining properly with slight modifications to the drain and I noticed that there was a missing Studor vent, and I added a Studor vent so now everything is properly assemble. Lastly, while on site, I noted that the front door knob was loose. I was able to tighten this, and it is now firmly fastened and functioning properly. Job complete No estimate Please bill out