Atlanta, GA

Completed repair of 1-inch copper refrigerant line in attic space showing significant corrosion and oxidation. Located damaged section of copper piping running between insulated HVAC ducts where moisture infiltration had caused deterioration and active condensation drip. Cut out compromised section of copper line, installed new copper pipe segment, and brazed connections to restore system integrity. Verified proper insulation placement around repair area and confirmed no additional leaks present.

Responded to recurring clogged basement toilet issue. Customer reported repeated blockages that temporarily clear with plunger but continue to return, indicating a persistent obstruction or drainage problem in the line. Documented basement conditions and plumbing system configuration for further assessment of the chronic stoppage.

Completed follow-up service call to address high water pressure concerns following recent water service repair. Inspected and photographed the existing pressure reducing valve installation located in the crawlspace beneath the structure. The brass pressure reducing valve with adjustment mechanism was found properly installed on the copper water line with secure compression fittings on both inlet and outlet connections. Valve was mounted to floor joists using appropriate support strapping to prevent stress on pipe connections. All components appeared to be functioning as designed with no visible leaks or defects noted at the time of inspection.

Responded to leak at pressure reducing valve (PRV) assembly. Upon inspection, identified active leak at brass fittings on vertical copper pipe assembly with ball valve connection. Assessed PRV installation including associated T-fittings and copper piping with decorative ridged section. Inspected crawl space area above to verify no water damage to ceiling joists, insulation, or surrounding infrastructure. Documented condition of plumbing assembly showing normal patina on copper and brass components with minor wall staining from moisture exposure. Photographed PRV configuration and overhead plumbing runs for service records. Completed leak repair at fitting connections and verified system integrity.

Responded to bathroom sink faucet leak. Upon inspection, identified corrosion and mineral deposits around mounting studs and connection points beneath the escutcheon plate. Removed existing faucet assembly using adjustable wrenches to access supply line connections and mounting hardware. Cleaned mounting surface and replaced corroded components to eliminate leak source and ensure proper seal at sink deck.

Responded to pressure issue following recent remodel work. Inspected plumbing installation in basement/utility area, documenting vertical PVC riser with copper fittings and compression couplings, as well as CPVC pipe connections with elbow joints. Previous contractor's work required evaluation to identify source of pressure problems affecting the system.

Completed comprehensive HVAC system restoration on residential outdoor condensing unit. Replaced failed evaporator coil assembly showing significant corrosion and aging on copper refrigerant lines. Installed new capacitor and contactor to restore proper electrical operation and compressor functionality. Performed complete system service including refrigerant line inspection, electrical connection verification, and operational testing. All components now functioning within manufacturer specifications with proper airflow and cooling capacity restored.

Responded to service call for multiple plumbing issues throughout the residence. Addressed slow-draining basement bathroom sink by clearing obstruction from drain line. Inspected master bathroom trap and identified improper leveling causing drainage concerns. In separate bathroom, diagnosed malfunctioning tub/shower diverter that was failing to redirect water flow to shower head. Found diverter mechanism loose and not engaging properly. Removed existing diverter spout and prepared copper stub-out for replacement fixture installation. Photographed exposed copper pipe extending from tiled wall to document condition and verify proper positioning for new diverter assembly. Performed requested inspection of water heater and confirmed unit operating within normal parameters with no active issues or safety concerns identified at time of service. All affected fixtures and systems evaluated and findings documented with photographic evidence.

Responded to service call for pool heater experiencing gas pressure issues. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using digital manometer to measure gas pressure at the appliance. Initial readings indicated pressure levels outside of manufacturer specifications. Tested static pressure and operating pressure at the gas line connection to the pool heater. Measurements revealed improper gas pressure delivery to the unit, which was preventing optimal heater operation. Documented pressure readings with diagnostic equipment showing variations from required parameters. Identified gas pressure regulation issue requiring adjustment or further evaluation of gas supply system to restore proper function to pool heater.

Responded to leak at exterior shut off valve. Upon arrival, restoration company was already on site addressing water damage. Inspected outdoor hose bib with blue cross-handle mounted on brick exterior wall and traced supply line to interior shut off valve assembly. Found active leak at interior shut off valve connection point within wall cavity. Exposed plumbing system revealed corroded valve components and compromised brass fittings on copper supply lines. Shut off water supply, documented existing conditions including water separator/filter unit and deteriorated valve hardware showing signs of age and mineral buildup. Photographed interior plumbing configuration with exposed copper piping, brass connections, and moisture barrier for insurance documentation purposes.

Completed follow-up inspection and service on tankless gas water heater system and temperature and pressure relief valve. Accessed rooftop area to inspect gas line routing and venting configuration for tankless unit. Examined exterior wall penetration where gas supply line enters structure, noting exposed framing at roof-to-wall junction that required documentation. Proceeded to interior mechanical space with exposed framing to verify proper installation of gas piping and water connections. Inspected copper water supply lines and blue flexible gas connector line running to tankless water heater location. Confirmed T&P relief valve installation and discharge piping meet code requirements. Verified all connections are secure and system is operating within manufacturer specifications. Documented conditions with photographs for service records.

Responded to leak on 1-inch copper water line in basement utility area. Upon arrival, inspected the piping system which included a network of copper and galvanized pipes with multiple valves, fittings, and connection points showing signs of age and oxidation. Located the source of the leak at a compromised section of the copper line. Shut off water supply using existing gate valves to isolate the affected section. Removed the damaged portion of copper pipe and prepared pipe ends for repair. Installed new copper pipe section using proper fittings and connections. Soldered joints to ensure watertight seal. Restored water supply and pressure tested the repair to verify no leaks present. Confirmed all connections were secure and system was functioning properly before completing the service call.

Completed installation of gas line extension to pool heater following utility locate clearance. Routed new gas piping from existing meter assembly on exterior brick wall, utilizing proper sizing and connections per code requirements. Installation included trenching through landscaped area adjacent to building, laying gas-rated pipe in prepared trench at proper depth, backfilling and compacting soil. All connections at gas meter tested for leaks using approved methods. Work area restored with disturbed soil graded and prepared for landscape replacement.

Responded to no cooling call where outdoor condensing unit was not operating while indoor air handler was functioning. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor unit located in latticed enclosure beneath deck. Found unit completely inoperative with no power to compressor or condenser fan motor. Tested electrical connections at disconnect and verified incoming voltage present. Traced power supply through control circuit and identified failed contactor preventing unit from energizing. Replaced defective contactor and confirmed proper voltage delivery to compressor and fan motor. Cycled system multiple times to verify reliable operation. Outdoor unit now operating normally with proper amperage draw on both compressor and condenser fan. System cooling effectively with indoor and outdoor units communicating properly. Cleared work area and restored unit to full operational status.

Responded to report of wet spot below bathroom and laundry room. Conducted thorough inspection of attic space above affected areas to identify source of moisture intrusion. Located evidence of active water damage on wooden structural support beam, exhibiting significant moisture saturation, discoloration, and deterioration consistent with prolonged water exposure. Observed orange-brown rot pattern with compromised wood fibers and dark moisture staining on upper section of support member. Traced leak source by examining plumbing lines, HVAC components, and building envelope in vicinity of damaged structural element. Inspected flexible aluminum HVAC ductwork in attic space, noting exterior foil wrap damage and separation in multiple locations. Assessed insulation conditions surrounding affected area and documented extent of moisture penetration. Photographed damaged structural beam showing active deterioration and water intrusion evidence. Documented HVAC ductwork condition and surro

Performed sewer scope inspection at property with accessible cleanout. Camera inspection revealed standard residential sewer line conditions with no immediate blockages or structural concerns identified during the evaluation. Documentation completed with photographic records of basement utility area showing water heater, HVAC system, and plumbing infrastructure for customer reference.

Conducted site assessment for bar sink plumbing extension in residential space. Evaluated interior room layout and exterior foundation access points to determine optimal routing for water supply and drain lines. Documented existing conditions including interior wall configuration, flooring, and exterior foundation wall with current utility penetrations to develop installation plan for new plumbing rough-in.

Responded to service call for leaking 50-gallon gas water heater. Upon inspection, determined the existing unit had developed a tank leak and required complete replacement. Removed and properly disposed of the failed water heater in accordance with local regulations. Installed new Rheem Professional Series 50-gallon gas water heater as replacement. Configured all necessary plumbing connections using copper piping with brass fittings and shut-off valves for both hot and cold water lines. Connected gas supply line with appropriate shut-off valve for safety and code compliance. Installed thermal expansion tank at the top of the unit to protect against excessive pressure buildup in the closed water system. Verified all connections for proper seal and tested for gas leaks using approved detection methods. Filled tank, purged air from lines, and fired unit to confirm proper ignition and burner operation. Checked temperature and pressure relief valve for proper function. Ensured all safety

Responded to complaint of loud rattling noises occurring sporadically every 5 minutes with suspected pressure reducing valve failure. Upon arrival, conducted system pressure diagnostics using calibrated pressure gauge to measure static and operating pressures at the PRV. Inspected Rheem water heater installation and associated plumbing components, including copper supply lines, valves, and pressure regulation equipment. Testing confirmed abnormal pressure fluctuations consistent with failing PRV diaphragm. Documented pressure readings and system configuration with photographs for service records.

Provided estimate for cutting down toilet flange and tub drain to proper height following bathroom tile elevation adjustment. Both fixtures were protruding above the new tile surface and required modification to ensure proper installation and function of plumbing fixtures.

Responded to clogged toilet at multi-tenant residential property. Upon inspection, utilized drain camera to assess blockage location and severity at approximately 52-54 feet into the main drainage line. Camera inspection revealed significant accumulation of foreign material and debris causing complete obstruction of the pipe. Successfully cleared blockage using appropriate drain cleaning equipment and restored proper flow to the fixture. Verified clearance with follow-up camera inspection confirming full restoration of drainage capacity.

Responded to service call for dishwasher water line connection and slow-draining bathtub. Upon inspection, discovered severely corroded and deteriorated flexible shower hose in bathtub with extensive mineral buildup and corrosion requiring replacement. Assessed kitchen area where dishwasher installation was requested, noting exposed electrical wiring with wire connectors in place and cabinetry configuration for appliance hookup. Documented existing plumbing conditions including tub drain assembly and fixtures for necessary repairs to restore proper drainage function.

Responded to customer report of leaking hose bib on exterior brick wall. Upon inspection, identified leak at outdoor water spigot connection point where garden hose coupling attached to the fixture. Accessed interior side of hose bib through basement utility area, locating copper supply line running vertically along concrete block wall. Replaced faulty hose bib assembly and verified proper seal at all connection points. Tested system for leaks and confirmed repair resolved the issue with no further water discharge observed at exterior or interior locations.

Conducted HVAC inspection for four commercial suites (109, 112, 208, 211) reporting non-operational systems. Accessed ceiling plenum to assess mechanical equipment and identified issues requiring further diagnostic work. Customer requested transition of annual maintenance contract from previous provider to our service program.

Replaced water heater with new unit including installation of expansion tank, copper supply lines, brass fittings, and shutoff valves. Replaced two toilets with new fixtures including wax rings, supply lines, and mounting hardware. All plumbing connections were tested for proper operation and leaks upon completion.