Atlanta, GA

Repaired the gas supply piping serving the heating appliance, addressing the identified leak and deficient connections at the threaded black iron fittings and clamped section. Replaced and re-secured the affected piping and fittings with proper thread sealant, then pressure tested and leak checked all joints to confirm a tight, code-compliant installation. Verified safe appliance operation, confirming a stable blue burner flame and proper ignition.

Installed customer-supplied brushed-nickel pull-down kitchen faucet on the double-basin sink and verified proper flow and drainage with no leaks. Mounted and connected the customer-supplied garbage disposal beneath the left basin, tying its discharge into the existing PVC drain assembly and confirming secure connections and normal operation.

Responded to sewage backing up in the bathtub, indicating a blockage in the main sewer line. Accessed the exterior cleanout, cleared the obstruction, and restored proper flow through the drain system. Verified the line was draining freely with no further backup at the fixture, and cleaned and restored the work area.

Inspected the running toilet and found the flapper and fill valve assembly worn, with mineral buildup and staining throughout the tank, causing continuous water flow into the bowl. Serviced the tank components to restore proper seal and water-level control, then tested flush and refill cycles to confirm the leak was resolved. Checked the other toilet in the home and found similar tank conditions, with the fill valve and flapper assembly showing comparable wear.

Inspected a failed DIY toilet replacement and found a corroded, unlevel closet flange with deteriorated subfloor around the drain opening. Removed the damaged flange and compromised material, repaired the flange mounting surface, and reset the flange level and secure to the finished floor. Installed the toilet on a new wax seal with fresh closet bolts, then confirmed a stable, leak-free connection.

Diagnosed a Navien tankless water heater that was intermittently shutting down with a blinking red indicator during extended demand, and the controller logged Error 003 (Ignition Failure). Inspection of the ignition electrode assembly revealed oxidized, chalky buildup on the electrodes and bent, misaligned tips, which prevented reliable ignition and flame sensing. The ignition assembly was removed and found to be deteriorated, and the unit was serviced to restore proper ignition and sustained operation.

Followed up on a customer complaint of lukewarm hot water after a temperature and pressure (T&P) relief valve installation. Inspected the water heater upper thermostat compartment and found the thermostat set at 125°F. Accessed the thermostat behind the protective cover and adjusted the setpoint to raise the water temperature, then confirmed the unit was operating properly.

Inspected one of the dual 50-gallon gas water heaters reported as leaking and found moisture on the galvanized flue and condensation on the unit, with an expansion tank installed on the cold supply line. Tested static water pressure at an exterior hose bib using a gauge, which read approximately 60 psi, within normal range and ruling out excessive pressure as the cause of the leak.

Located and repaired gas leaks on the black iron supply piping at the water heater and in the crawlspace by replacing deteriorated pipe nipples and fittings, sealing threaded joints with approved gas-rated pipe dope, and removing corroded sections. Pressure tested the repaired lines, verified no leaks remained, and restored gas service to the home.

Inspected the kitchen sink garbage disposal reported as clogged with suspected glass debris. Accessed the unit and drain assembly beneath the sink, cleared the obstruction from the disposal chamber, and verified the connections to the corrugated drain hose and PVC drain line were secure. Tested the disposal and drain for proper operation and flow.

Inspected the bathtub overflow/drain assembly above the affected ceiling and identified a failed seal at the threaded plastic drain fitting, where the gasket showed wear and residue buildup. Removed the fitting, cleaned the mating surfaces, and reinstalled it with a new gasket and sealant to restore a watertight connection. Pressure-tested the tub by filling and draining it, confirming no further leakage into the ceiling below.

Inspected the Navien tankless water heater in response to a flush request and removed the inlet cold water filter screen, which was heavily clogged with dark sediment and debris, restricting flow. The filter was cleaned and inspected for reassembly, and the unit's gas line, drain, and supply piping were observed to be in place. A flush of the heat exchanger with descaling solution is recommended to restore full performance and efficiency.

Inspected a wall-mounted Navien tankless water heater with condensate pump, expansion tank, and PVC venting in preparation for descaling and flushing service. Found the inlet water filter screen heavily clogged with sediment and debris, indicating the unit requires a flush and filter cleaning to restore proper flow and efficiency; the customer also requested the same service for a second unit at an additional property.

Installed a new electric water heater in the utility closet, set within a metal drain pan, with new copper supply piping, brass fittings, a shutoff valve, and a flexible connector to the tank. Water supply and electrical connections were completed, and the installation was left free of visible leaks, rust, or damage, with the manufacturer warranty documentation attached to the unit.

Responded to a reported water leak originating from an upper unit and migrating to the unit below, and inspected the water heater and laundry closet. The water heater showed heavy corrosion staining at the base, deteriorated sealant on the floor, and a clamped supply fitting near the bottom, indicating prior moisture exposure, while the laundry closet's washing machine supply hoses, valves, and dryer vent showed no visible leaks or damage. Findings were documented with photos for further evaluation and repair.

Replaced the failed evaporator coil on the indoor air handler, including recovery of refrigerant, installation of a new coil with a new liquid line filter drier, and re-insulation of the refrigerant lines and coil section. Pressure tested and evacuated the system to a final vacuum of 218 microns with a stable rate of rise before recharging. Restored the system to proper operation.

Inspected the crawlspace and located the moisture intrusion source at the foundation wall cavity, where long-term water exposure had caused staining and deterioration of the wood stud and OSB sheathing. Assessed the adjacent drain piping, P-trap assembly, and supply line for leak points, and documented displaced and damaged fiberglass insulation and ductwork wrapping at the affected area. Recommended removal of saturated insulation and debris, repair of the water source, and treatment or replacement of compromised framing and sheathing to prevent further damage.

Responded to reports of a leak under the kitchen sink and running toilets. Inspected the plumbing system, including water pressure at the water heater's pressure gauge (reading approximately 100 psi), and inspected the vanity sink and faucet assembly, which showed no visible damage, staining, or buildup. Performed repairs to address the leak and the running toilets, restoring proper operation.

Installed a new instant hot water dispenser tank under the sink and connected it to the cold water supply and dispenser faucet. Restored water pressure at the faucet and repaired the sink stopper so the basin drains properly. Verified all connections, drain piping, and the P-trap were secure and dry with no leaks.

Inspected the under-sink cabinet to assess existing drain and supply configurations for a kitchen remodel with a new sink, documenting the PVC drain assembly with P-trap, capped drain stub-out, braided supply lines, garbage disposal, and electrical connections requiring modification. Performed a pressure test on the plumbing system with a gauge, recording approximately 50–60 psi, to verify supply line integrity prior to re-piping to accommodate the new sink.

Responded to a reported leak at the faucet base and inspected the sink's braided flexible supply line and surrounding cabinet surface, which showed staining consistent with prior moisture exposure. Verified system water pressure using a Watts pressure gauge, with readings indicating the system was within a range appropriate for testing connections. Evaluated the sink as requested and confirmed the leak source for the customer.

Installed three customer-supplied shower valves per the approved quote. Accessed the wall cavity, verified valve body depth and stem alignment for proper trim fitment, and secured each valve into the existing plumbing connections. Completed the installations ready for rough-in inspection and pressure testing.

Replaced the failed compressor on the Ameristar condenser under warranty, recovering the system refrigerant with a recovery machine before the swap. Following installation, connected a digital manifold and vacuum gauge to evacuate the system, then recharged with refrigerant to restore proper cooling operation.

Completed multiple plumbing tasks per the approved scope, including installation of the customer-supplied kitchen faucet. Worked within the under-sink cabinet to service the double-basin P-trap drain assembly, garbage disposal connection, and chrome angle stop valves with braided supply lines, verifying secure slip-joint connections and proper operation. Noted staining and discoloration on the PVC drain piping and cabinet floor consistent with prior moisture exposure, and confirmed no active leaks at completion.

Evaluated the installation of an outdoor shower at the new pool adjacent to the carriage house. Surveyed the pool equipment pad and side yard, documenting the existing filter, heater, pump, Aqualink control panel, and electrical conduit, and identified accessible routes for potable water supply and drain lines to the proposed shower location. Noted site conditions, including construction debris and tight clearances along the fence, to be addressed prior to installation.