Duluth, GA

Installed residential water sub-metering system per approved quote specifications. Mounted dual water meters with brass valve assemblies and copper pipe connections on interior wall, complete with electronic monitoring devices and associated wiring. Installed control box with electrical connections to support remote monitoring capabilities for the metering system.

Responded to commercial property for reported main water line leak. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak on main water supply line. Excavated trench through pavement to expose damaged section of water main. Removed compromised piping and installed new water line using appropriate materials and fittings. Accessed interior mechanical room to locate and operate control valve for water isolation during repair. Tested all connections for proper pressure and verified no additional leaks present. Backfilled excavation and restored work area. System returned to full operational status with proper water flow and pressure restored to facility.

Performed sewer scope inspection for recently purchased home experiencing recurring drain clogs, gurgling sounds, and line stoppages. Customer's previous plumber had cleared the blockage but lacked camera equipment for proper line assessment. Conducted comprehensive video camera inspection of sewer line to identify underlying issues causing repeated backups and determine condition of drainage system.

Performed annual preventative maintenance flush on wall-mounted tankless water heater unit. Isolated unit using shut-off valves, removed and cleaned inlet screen filter which showed minor sediment accumulation, and completed full system flush to remove mineral deposits and ensure optimal heat exchanger performance. Verified all copper piping connections, pressure relief components, and flexible connector hoses for proper operation. Unit tested successfully following service with no leaks detected and proper flow restored.

# Pressure Issue Resolution Responded to customer complaint of squealing noise occurring in bathroom during water usage. Accessed crawlspace beneath bathroom to inspect plumbing system. Located source of noise at main water supply valve assembly where multiple copper and galvanized supply lines converge. Identified water hammer and pipe vibration caused by worn valve components and inadequate pipe support. Inspected brass valve assembly, copper piping connections, and associated fittings for signs of deterioration and improper installation. Found oxidized copper pipes with loose mounting allowing movement during water flow changes, creating the reported squealing sound. Documented existing conditions of aged plumbing system including weathered valve assembly, tarnished copper piping with patina buildup, and inadequate pipe securing to floor joists. Photographed valve junction point and horizontal copper pipe runs for service records. Recommended installation of water hammer arrestors,

Provided estimate for installation of wireless remote water meter box and refrigerator waterline connection from existing wall faucet. Assessed sewer odor issue in rear of unit, documenting existing plumbing infrastructure including gray PVC drainage system and utility piping configurations in mechanical area.

Responded to customer report of cleanout backing up during recent shower usage. Performed video camera inspection of sewer line, revealing significant pipe deterioration with heavy rust and corrosion throughout the interior walls. Inspection identified substantial debris accumulation and partial obstruction at approximately 82 feet from access point. Documented pipe condition with photographic evidence showing compromised metal surfaces and buildup requiring jetting service to restore proper drainage flow.

Responded to reported leak at garage shut-off valve and discovered significant water damage to surrounding drywall with visible staining and deterioration. Documented extensive moisture intrusion patterns and structural damage to wall cavity, including compromised drywall requiring replacement. Identified source of leak at shut-off valve and assessed full extent of water damage for necessary repairs.

Responded to customer report of water dripping from shower faucet. Upon inspection, found heavily corroded valve cartridge with significant mineral buildup and rust accumulation around the valve assembly. Removed deteriorated cartridge, cleaned valve body and trim plate, and installed new replacement cartridge. Tested operation to verify proper function and confirmed leak was eliminated.

Responded to first-floor plumbing backup affecting two toilets and shower with gurgling sounds reported earlier in the day. Inspected bathroom fixtures and floor drain, documented conditions showing debris accumulation around drain assembly. Cleared main line obstruction to restore proper drainage and eliminate backup issues, with no secondary blockages detected in upper-level plumbing system.

Replaced existing sewer cleanout lid with new brass-finished drain cover, securing it properly with mounting screws. The installation was completed on the tiled floor area, ensuring proper fit and functionality of the drainage system.

Responded to low water pressure complaint where customer reported all other fixtures losing pressure when water was used at one location. Inspected plumbing system and located water pressure regulator in basement/utility area. Found pressure regulator valve assembly mounted on main copper supply line with brass fittings. Evaluated system configuration and determined regulator required adjustment or potential replacement to restore proper pressure distribution throughout the home. Documented installation with photographs showing regulator position, copper piping runs, and mounting configuration for follow-up service completion when customer becomes available.

Responded to high water bill complaint and performed diagnostic investigation. Excavated water service line and discovered corroded copper piping with brass fittings showing significant deterioration and patina buildup. Located active leak in underground plumbing assembly where copper pipe connects to PVC supply line through brass valve connections. Standing water and saturated soil conditions in trench confirmed continuous water loss from compromised fitting. Verified system pressure at 80-90 PSI using calibrated pressure gauge, which exceeded normal operating parameters and likely contributed to joint failure at weakened connection points. Exposed and assessed full plumbing assembly including shutoff valve and transition fittings between copper and PVC sections. Documented conditions with photographs showing extent of corrosion, water accumulation, and component degradation requiring replacement to resolve excessive water consumption issue.

Responded to service call for toilet not filling with water. Upon inspection, identified failed fill valve assembly preventing water flow to tank. Removed corroded brass supply fitting showing significant mineral buildup and deterioration. Replaced defective components and restored proper water flow to fixture. Tested system operation to confirm tank fills correctly and shutoff functions properly.

Replaced worn flushometer components on urinal fixture. Removed existing valve assembly, installed new parts, and verified proper operation of the flush mechanism. All connections were secured and tested to ensure no leaks in the chrome plumbing assembly.

Inspected men's restroom facilities and identified two urinal issues: one urinal with a leaking flush handle and another non-operational unit. Both Kohler fixtures were examined, with particular attention to the flush valve assemblies. Repaired leaking handle by replacing worn valve components and restored functionality to the inoperative unit.

Replaced commercial 100-gallon gas water heater that had failed. Installation included connecting copper supply lines, installing new expansion tank, and properly venting the unit with galvanized flue pipe. System now operational with circulation pump functioning properly.

Responded to service call for main level toilet overflow with no backup issues elsewhere in the property. Upon inspection of the basement, identified incorrect pipe slope in the drain line as indicated by markings on basement wall. Corrected slope angle of drain pipe to ensure proper waste flow and prevent future backups.

Diagnosed and replaced leaking hose bib TP. Copper supply plumbing appeared functional with signs of previous water damage on surrounding wall. Pressure gauge reading confirmed system now operating at approximately 20-30 PSI within normal parameters.

Completed spot repair on plumbing system, including soldering a new copper pipe connection in the crawlspace area where exposed plumbing and insulation were present. Serviced Rheem water heater installed on wooden platform with proper venting and expansion tank connections.

Conducted inspection of ceiling leak reported in garage area beneath upstairs washing machine. Identified water damage along wall and significant pooling on concrete floor with staining. Observed compromised drywall with exposed wall cavity near water heater installation, consistent with water intrusion from upper level plumbing.

Repaired water leak in customer's yard by excavating around the affected area where water was pooling. Located a damaged section of copper water supply line that connected to PVC piping, which matched the location of previous repair work. Replaced the compromised pipe section and installed a new shutoff valve, then confirmed proper function with no further leakage.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing Whirlpool water heater for potential replacement. Inspected current installation including copper supply lines, gas connection, flue venting, and expansion tank. Photos documented the plumbing infrastructure and current unit configuration to prepare comprehensive replacement estimate.

Located and identified water damage on interior wall and ceiling, evidenced by discoloration and staining on white wall surface and a visible crack along the ceiling corner. Completed repair of leaking plumbing fixture that was causing water to seep into the wall, preventing further structural damage to the affected areas.

Responded to service call for non-operational water heater located in utility closet alongside HVAC system. Upon inspection, identified evidence of previous water leakage at base of tank. Performed diagnostic testing, replaced faulty thermocouple, and verified proper operation of unit before completing service.