Sandy Springs, GA – Plumber

Responded to a fire inspection citation for exposed wiring at the rooftop condenser's electrical disconnect. Inspected the open disconnect enclosure and flexible conduit runs, then secured the conductors and installed the disconnect cover to eliminate exposed energized components. Verified conduit routing and enclosure integrity to restore code-compliant, safe operation of the unit.

Removed the existing two-piece toilet, including the heavily rust-stained and mineral-scaled tank, and installed the customer-supplied one-piece toilet. Set the new unit on a fresh wax ring seal, secured it to the closet flange, and connected it to the existing braided supply line and shutoff valve. Tested for proper flush operation and verified no leaks at the supply connection or base.

Responded to a no-hot-water complaint and inspected both A.O. Smith ProLine electric water heaters, accessing the upper control panel to evaluate the high-limit reset (ECO) and thermostat. Verified power supply and element circuit operation, restored hot water production, and confirmed both units are heating properly with no visible leaks, corrosion, or insulation damage.

Inspected the ceiling leak and traced the moisture to the drain assembly in the cabinet above, where a corroded, residue-coated PVC drain coupling at the P-trap elbow was found to be the source of the water intrusion. Accessed the wall cavity through an opening in the cabinet panel, identified moisture and buildup on adjacent components, and documented the affected areas with photos. Recommended replacing the failed coupling and drain connection and drying out the affected framing to prevent further damage.

Responded to a leaking 50-gallon A.O. Smith gas water heater and replaced the faulty valve, restoring a leak-free connection. Verified the supply piping, gas line, and drain pan were dry and secure, and confirmed the unit was operating properly with no remaining leaks.

Removed the failed 3/4 HP garbage disposal and installed a new unit, securing it to the sink flange with the mounting ring and reconnecting the discharge outlet to the existing PVC tailpiece and P-trap. Reconnected the power cord and verified proper operation, with no leaks observed at the drain connections or supply lines.

Diagnosed a running Kohler toilet and serviced the tank's fill and flush valve assemblies, replacing worn components and adjusting the float and water level to stop continuous water flow. Inspected and reseated the braided stainless supply line at the fill valve and angle stop, then tested for leaks and confirmed proper flush and refill operation.

Responded to leak complaints at residential property. Inspected and serviced two exterior hose bibbs that were actively leaking, replacing worn washers and packing to restore proper seal and operation. Addressed leak under kitchen sink originating from garbage disposal unit connections. Tightened mounting assembly and discharge plumbing, inspected P-trap connections, and verified all drain lines were secure and leak-free upon completion.

Responded to toilet leaking at base. Upon inspection, removed tank lid and examined internal components including flush valve assembly and fill valve. Inspected wax ring seal at toilet base and water supply connections. Verified system pressure at approximately 50-60 PSI using pressure gauge. Documented existing mineral deposits and tank condition, then proceeded with necessary repairs to eliminate leak at base.

Responded to complaint of sewer odor in bathroom at rear of building. Upon inspection, discovered deteriorated wax ring seal at toilet base allowing sewer gases to escape into living space. Removed and replaced faulty wax ring seal, reset toilet to proper position, and tightened mounting bolts to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper seal and confirmed elimination of odor issue upon completion.

Responded to clogged basement drain line concern. Upon inspection, located and assessed the drainage system including PVC plumbing infrastructure and surrounding mechanical equipment area. Documented existing conditions of drain lines, pipe configuration, and HVAC components in the basement mechanical room for diagnostic purposes and future reference.

Responded to clogged drain call for three basement toilets. Upon inspection, located main waste line obstruction affecting multiple fixtures in unfinished basement area. Successfully cleared blockage using appropriate drain cleaning equipment, restoring proper flow and drainage to all three toilet fixtures. Tested all units to confirm complete resolution and proper operation.

Responded to report of ceiling leak in basement below kitchen dishwasher area. Conducted thorough inspection of dishwasher installation, water supply lines, and surrounding plumbing connections. Examined pressure gauge on water supply system and verified proper operating pressures. Inspected dishwasher door seal, spray arm connections, and drain line for potential leak sources. Checked under-sink plumbing and cabinet areas for moisture or active leaks. No active leak detected from dishwasher or associated water supply lines at time of inspection. Recommended monitoring area and advised customer to contact if leak recurs for further diagnostic assessment.

Responded to water leak complaint affecting downstairs bathroom ceiling from bathroom above. Upon investigation, accessed crawl space area and identified active water infiltration patterns on subfloor with multiple circular staining indicating chronic moisture exposure. Inspected upstairs bathroom and discovered compromised toilet flange assembly with deteriorated wax ring seal, rust staining on mounting hardware, and evidence of long-term water seepage around base. Documented conditions showing failed seal allowing wastewater to penetrate tile flooring and migrate through subfloor to ceiling below. Recommended immediate toilet removal, flange replacement, subfloor damage assessment, and proper reinstallation with new wax ring and hardware to eliminate leak source.

Performed routine HVAC maintenance in residential attic installation. Replaced failed capacitor showing significant corrosion and wear on mounting bracket and electrical connections. Inspected and secured electrical wiring connections, addressing disorganized wire bundling and age-related insulation deterioration. Verified proper operation of system components and confirmed adequate airflow through ductwork. Unit restored to normal operating condition.