Cumming, GA

Responded to report of water leak near sidewalk at front of property. Upon investigation, located active leak in underground water line approximately 4-6 inches below grade. Excavated affected area to expose damaged section of pipe, removed soil and debris to access leak point. Documented existing tankless water heater installation and associated plumbing infrastructure including copper supply lines, PVC venting, pressure tank, and shut-off valves for reference. Completed photographic documentation of both the exterior excavation site and interior plumbing system configuration to support repair recommendations and maintain service records.

Responded to sump pump alarm activation triggered by basement bathroom usage. Upon inspection, identified rusted toilet connection flange on separate bathroom fixture requiring attention. Evaluated sump pump system in basement pit with dual PVC discharge lines and confirmed operational status of pump and alarm system. Documented plumbing infrastructure including corrugated supply line connections and floor-mounted flange assembly showing signs of corrosion that may contribute to drainage issues affecting sump pump operation.

Responded to service call for pressure assist toilet experiencing flushing issues and vibration problems. Upon arrival, assessed downstairs toilet that was prone to frequent clogging. Inspected pressure assist mechanism and determined replacement with standard gravity-feed toilet would resolve ongoing operational concerns. Removed existing pressure assist toilet and installed new standard toilet unit. Verified proper water flow, flush operation, and drainage. Tested multiple flush cycles to ensure elimination of vibration issue. Confirmed no clogs or drainage restrictions in newly installed fixture. All plumbing connections secured and leak-free.

Replaced malfunctioning pressure reducing valve (PRV) on residential water heater system. System pressure tested and adjusted to proper operating specification of 110 PSI upon completion.

Completed water service estimate for new meter installation requiring approximately 1,100 feet of service line. Surveyed property access route from street intersection at Tulip Lane to installation location, documenting existing conditions including gravel driveway, mature tree canopy coverage, and mixed terrain with exposed soil and grass areas. No traffic control requirements identified for this project scope.

Completed estimate for property sale preparation involving replacement of corroded plumbing pipes, aging gas water heater with associated flexible gas line connections, and repair of multiple leaky faucets throughout the residence. Assessment included inspection of existing utility area installation with white PVC drainage assembly, yellow corrugated CSST gas line with brass fittings and red shut-off valves, water heater with safety controls, expansion tank with black piping connections, and aluminum HVAC ductwork.

Conducted comprehensive plumbing estimate inspection for prospective home purchase, evaluating aging plumbing infrastructure including corroded copper piping with significant oxidation and patina buildup on supply lines. Assessed water heater installation and provided recommendations for expansion tank installation and bleeder valve addition to improve system safety and longevity. Investigated drainage concerns affecting multiple fixtures including sinks and bathtub, examining waste line configuration and venting. Documented existing conditions of basement plumbing system, noting aged gate valve assembly, pipe support mounting, and overall infrastructure condition for estimate preparation.

Responded to customer report of leak under kitchen sink and sewer odor from drain. Replaced deteriorated P-trap assembly and slip-joint fittings that were causing the leak and allowing sewer gas to escape. Installed new white PVC P-trap configuration with proper seals and connections to eliminate both the water leak and odor issue, ensuring all components are secure and functioning correctly.

Responded to a clogged basement toilet that was backing up into the adjacent shower drain. Successfully cleared the blockage and restored proper drainage to both fixtures. The bathroom is equipped with fixtures that may require a sewage ejection pump system for optimal long-term performance, as previously assessed.

Completed sewer scope and plumbing inspection of residential bathroom fixtures. Inspected bathtub drain assembly, water flow functionality, and verified proper drainage operation. All fixtures including wall-mounted faucet, diverter valve, and drain components were examined and found to be in proper working condition with no visible defects or drainage concerns identified.