-disconnect main water line from well head -cut pvc main going in ground and adapt to pex -at well head barb fitting transition to pex -install 1x3/4x1 tee and tie in hose bib -remove dry wall on back side of bathroom sink and replace both hot and cold angle stops on gray poly Return to perform quoted work Cut out black poly at well head and transition to pex installed 3/4 pex tee to tie in hose bib after installed I went inside home and replaced both hot and cold angle stops customer removed sheet rock beside washing machine so I could cut poly pipe and transition to pex and replace half inch 90 going though wall to angle stop after all work was completed turned water back on and breaker everything is now working properly with no leaks
-run cable auger into piping underneath kitchen sink to clear blockage On today’s visit the customer made me aware that they had potentially put too many carrots down the kitchen sink drain and then it began to back up and not drain properly. I confirmed that there was a kitchen sink blockage and that the Studer vent was functioning properly as well as opening a clean out cap in the crawlspace and discovered build up. The kitchen sink drain drops down through the subfloor and meets the 3 inch drain within 15 feet. I gave the customer multiple options it out from pricing and four today he had me run my cable auger through drains underneath kitchen sink until it met The 3 inch main line leaving the home. I also clear the slight debris behind the clean out cap in the drains in the crawlspace. I was successful in clearing the blockage then I filled up the sink multiple times and tested thoroughly now everything is functioning as it should Nick pleasants Mcleansville,nc
Upon arrival customer explained and made me aware he was trying to replace hose bib but now can’t get barb fittings to stop leaking after looking at issue found that the fittings wasn’t made all the way due to not enough room for tee also found that gas pip was being used as water pipe and was leaking as well gave customer multiple options for repair originally he agreed to do away with hose bib but his wife doesn’t want to loss it he is going to talk it over with his wife to see what she wants to do Customer also made me aware that he has a angle stop in basement bathroom leaking found that wall needs to open to due to poly water line a transition coupling will need to be installed and there’s not enough room between wall and angle stop customer stated he didn’t want price for that at this time because he is going to move washer and open wall Customer stated he will call in the morning with decision
-Replace boiler drain on half-inch copper line in laundry room for hose connection -replace hose bib in rear of home On today’s visit customer made me aware that a half inch boiler drain hose connection in the laundry room was dripping this is not related to the washer box this is solely a water hose connection. The customer also made me aware of a poor functioning hose bib at rear of home.On today’s visit customer made me aware that a half inch boiler drain hose connection in the laundry room was dripping this is not related to the washer box this is solely a water hose connection. The customer also made me aware of a poor functioning hose bib at rear of home. So I gave the customer multiple options and upfront pricing and she has chose for me to replace the hose bib at rear home as well as the boiler drain in the laundry room. Once the repairs were made first I put some hydraulic cement to secure the hose bib at rear side and then check function of water hose connection in laundry
Upon arrival to the home the tenet it made me aware that he was having an issue with a toilet in the upstairs hall bathroom . Upon further diagnosis I discovered that the toilet was running, I then proceeded to give the homeowner upfront pricing and options to get this issue resolved today. The homeowner decided to not have me do the work today and just paid a $49 dispatch fee.
Upon arrival to the home the customer stated she was interested in getting a quote on a re-pipe after providing upfront prices and options to the customer on getting a re-pipe done. The customer did say she would like to talk to her son before making any decision on getting the re-pipe done and once she does talk to him she will contact us to get to work completed
Shut off water supply to the home and drain the system Cut out bad section of ‘quest’ piping including the tee fitting where the leak is coming from, and the gate valve which supplies another property Replace removed section of pipe with pex pipe, and install 1/4 ball valve in place of the old gate valve Turn on the water and pressure test the system to ensure no other leaks are present Offer pricing for any further repairs necessary 1 year “can’t write a check” warranty on ball valve No warranty on quest pipe repair We were called out to look at a leaking pipe in the customer’s basement/crawlspace. After arriving at the home, and speaking with customer, and looking over the area, we discovered that the majority of the home’s piping is in quest/polybutylene. Some repairs and retrofits have been made in pex, but everything else is quest. I explained to the customer the potential for leaks in the future, and we would strongly suggest that they consider having everything replaced to pe
Upon arrival to the home the customer is stating that he had some issues with his water heater, the water heater is 15 years old and is not working properly after discussing options between replacing the gas valve and installing a new heater we determined that he would be more interested in doing a new heater after providing upfront prices and options for the customer and getting approved for financing he still decided that he would like to wait on making a decision until this afternoon, I did call Adam and we discussed this with the homeowner over the phone after discussing things with Adam he decided he still wanted to wait till this afternoon to make a decision so at this time we are going to wait till this afternoon to hear back from the Homeowner, and do a follow up call with him at that time
We were called out to look at, and offer the customer pricing, for repiping the home, and installing a water treatment system. Talking with the homeowners, and looking over the home, we found that the original water supply piping were a mix of mostly copper, with a substantial amount of ‘quest’ repairs and renovations. We observed the copper piping in the crawlspace showed severe corrosion, as well as several sections of pipe which were not secured properly, or were otherwise installed/repaired incorrectly. We performed a water quality test on the home, and we discovered that the water has an acidity of 6.6, and an iron content of 1 ppm. There was also substantial hardness, and a potential for excessive ammonia content if left unchecked. Finally, we observed that the well’s pressure tank was water logged, and the switch was actuating constantly whenever water was turned on in the home. The two upstairs shower valves also showed evidence of causing issue in the near future, and on of th
After arriving to the home, the homeowner made me aware of a potential leak they could have. They’ve noticed a puddle of water in their laundry room, and directly above it is the master bathroom. The homeowners just moved in approximately a month ago. They believe the source of the leak is due to a loose waste and overflow plate. I was able to confirm this by running water and looking at the preexisting access in the ceiling. I did not observe an active drain or water line leak, however surface corrosion on copper pipes did concern me. I also noticed polybutylene piping throughout the home. I made the homeowners aware that we could have Matthew come out this afternoon, 08/02, to take a look at their water system and corroded pipes. During my visit I noticed the pressure tank short cycling. While running water, it was clear to see the burst of water pressure which indicated the pump cutting on and off rapidly. I gave options with upfront pricing to replace the pressure tank and to insta
Upon arrival customer stated they had very low water pressure. House is on well. Checked pressure gauge, pressure would slowly build up to 20 psi and stay there until water was used. Customer stated they tried to replace pressure switch but in the process cracked the pvc going to the nipple for pressure switch. They used jb weld to close it up but when pressure would reach near 20 psi you could hear air escaping. Recommended to customer to go ahead and replace switch and tank tee to eliminate that being the issue. Customer wants to do financing so I informed her it had to be over 1000 to get financing and gave her an option to go ahead and pull the pump to inspect water line and electrical wire going to pump and price also covered pinpointing exact issue after getting pressure switch and tank tee replaced. Customer is going to apply for financing but had to leave for an appointment, gave her my work cell number to call if she had any questions when applying for financing. If approved
Upon arrival customer showed me both hose bibs on the house that are broken asked customer a few questions about the hose bibs customer said that both hose bibs are original to the house and had broken two days ago once I got a good grasp on everything I gave the customer a couple options. Removed and replaced both hose bibs on the house had to cut open the sheet rock on both sides of the house to remove and replace the hose bibs one hose bib was located in the kitchen pantry and the other was located beside the hallway bathroom toilet. Includes -installing two hose bibs -opening up sheet rock ***90 day warranty *** Customer is responsible for having sheet rock put back
Upon arrival customer made me aware that they had a leak coming down through the kitchen ceiling. On investigation we found that the homeowner had replaced the cold side washer box emergency shut off valve and the thread tape area on the half inch PEX male was leaking. These are all new products that he installed but we’re not sealed properly. I gave the customer multiple options and upfront pricing and at this time he would like to attempt on his own to reseal that threaded connection. If there are any issues he will contact us on potentially doing any of the options. I did notice that on the hot side emergency shut off valve for the washing machine did have a slight drip coming from the packing nut as well Nick pleasants Mcleansville,nc
After arriving to the home I performed the $69 water heater flush and fill special on the 50 gallon electric water heater installed by us approximately one year ago, after refilling the tank and re-energizing the unit the heater is functioning properly as it should
After arriving to the home the homeowner made me aware there is a leak coming from one of the waterlines at the water heater That was installed by us during the re-pipe, After verifying that the ball valve is indeed leaking I proceeded to replace the valve under warranty, this item is still under two year parts and labor warranty starting at the date of original install