Chamblee, GA

Technician inspected basement bathroom for any potential leaks as requested, found all fixtures were working properly with no leaks at fixtures or around the,. Customer plans on having bathroom renovation in the near future. Technician checked water heater and found it seemed in good condition visually but noted it was from 2003 and left options to replace.

Technician inspected basement bathroom for any potential leaks as requested, found all fixtures were working properly with no leaks at fixtures or around the,. Customer plans on having bathroom renovation in the near future. Technician checked water heater and found it seemed in good condition visually but noted it was from 2003 and left options to replace.

These are my recommendations based on my findings Good Condition: #2: turns easily, do not replace #6: turns easily, do not replace #13: turns easily, do not replace #15: hard to turn, consider replacing #18: turns easily, do not replace Bad condition: #8: missing handle, and bent stem, recommend replacing #16: handle in box, but no valve, will need to dig to expose, needed replacement is likely #17: missing handle, and seems corroded, recommend replacing Can’t find: #7: found box, need to dig to expose, likely need to replace #12: found box lid, but no box, will need to investigate more. There is a large meter box far away which has two lines. We could likely trace that line and find the box or add a box and new shutoff, likely will need new box and shutoff Estimates will be provided based on recommendations, assuming replacement for units 7, 12, 15, 16, 17

Returned to diagnose issue with pump system. After doing some tests, we determined the bottom “stop” float was not operating. If those float fails, the following “lead” and “lag” float will not tell the pumps to turn on. After confirming this, we verified both pumps are turning on and operating and proceeding. Both pumps are operational, and the other floats appear to be operational as well. Special ordered new 20’ float switch and returned to the job. Got into the sewer basin, and cut out the bottom “stop” float. We then sleeved the new float switch through the existing conduit. Install new float switch in the same area where the existing one was. Secured new float switch with new strap. Filled up the basin multiple times, and verified all floats are operating as they should, turning the pumps on and off. We also changed the setting on the control board to “alt”. This setting will help prolong the pumps lives by alternating which one turns on and off. We then removed as much of the

Performed quarterly jetting service for the pump system. Cleaned the entire basin of buildup and debri. Verified pumped operating as they should.

Removed three toilets and installed three new customer supplied toilets, included new wax rings, supply lines, toilet bolts and caps with every toilet. Disposed of old toilets. Tested each toilet multiple times before caulking around the base. Also rebuilt Kohler toilet in basement with new fill valve, flapper (flush seal), and supply line.

Trench water service along the length from the water meter to existing entry point. Install new 1” PEX-A piping along the length, and drill new entry point into home. Make approved connections from water meter to piping, to inside piping with new and approved adapters fittings. Install new shutoff valve inside the home. Customer paid by check

Provided estimate options for water service replacement Customer paid cash

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Technician inspected leaking toilet, found leak was due to a failed tank-to-bowl bolt on old peerless toilet. Inspected remaining toilets and found on of the Kohler toilets in the basement had a failed and running fill valve, shutoff toilet at stop. Found two remaining peerless toilets also had some age and corrosion/buildup at bolts. Wrote up various options for quotes. Water pressure to home is at a safe level at 62psi.

Washing machine drain backing up and leaking onto walls and floors of laundry area. Performed the following work: Attempted to use a tub gun drain machine to clear the drain. The existing drains are cast iron. The tub gun was unable to clear the p trap due to large amounts of cast iron scale. Recommended replacing p trap and roughly 3-5’ of the 2” drain pipe to resolve the issue. Replaced the washing machine box, hot and cold washing machine valves, washing machine supply hoses, p trap, and 3-5’ section of piping. Found that there was large amounts of scale buildup on the existing 3” cast iron drain pipe that the washing machine connects to. Scaled cast iron is more susceptible to clogs. This area could cause an issue in the future. Tested the washing machine for proper draining. Tested all new connections for leaks. Water pressure is at 60 psi. Emailed estimate for Cast Iron Replacement. Water damage found on walls and floor joist from leak. Recommended Reliable Restoration 67

Arrived at residence and performed tankless flush. Powered down tankless and cut off water supplies, opened up service ports and connected hoses. Ran solution through tankless for an hour. Powered back on tankless and opened up water valves. Tankless is working with normal operation. Thank you for choosing True plumbing for all your plumbing needs!

Replace water service with 1" PEX pipe from water meter to inside of home. Bore under sidewalk.Drill new hole through foundation underground so pipe is freeze proof. Seal wall penetration with hydraulic cement. Install new hose bibb in front of home. Install shutoff for hose bibb. Install 3/4" shutoff for whole home. Install new 3/4" PRV. Run new 3/4" PEX through ceiling to replace galvanized pipe and connect to 3/4" CPVC by stairs. Cover up and tamp grass as best as we can, but landscaper may be needed to make grass look better.

Customer was experiencing a leak in ceiling below bathtub, plumber initially performed a visual inspection of tub but could not find an obvious source, plumber proceeded to cut Sheetrock in ceiling below and perform tests in a process of elimination to find the source which was a failed waste and overflow gasket. Plumber replaced the gasket, resealed the overflow trim plate and throughly tested to ensure no further leaks were present.

Customer was experiencing frequent clogs at a toilet upstairs which 4 year old child uses restroom. Plumber tested toilet multiple including flushing with wads of toilet paper but could not recreate an issue. Plumber gave options to pull toilet and check toilet trap as well as run camera to inspect drain line but warned there may not be any issues to find. Customer will wait to see if it happens again before moving forward. Technician adjusted fill valve to provide a bit stronger flush as well. Next step would either be to pull toilet and inspect or replace toilet. Waived dispatch fee

Arrived at residence for nonstop flowing toilet. Homeowner had just replace the flapper but toilet is still not stoping. Upon investigation found that old fill valve had failed and was leaking into the overflow. Cut off water toilet and removed old fill valve. Replaced with new fill valve and reconnected to water supplied. Cut on water and tested toilet. Found no leaks. Toilet is working again with normal operation. Oh house pressure is sitting at a safe 58 psi. Thank you again for choosing True plumbing for all your plumbing needs. Love the new house hope y’all enjoy your new move! Best of luck in the October Fifth game.