Lawrenceville, GA

Replaced the gas-fired water heater and installed a pressure reducing valve (PRV) to regulate incoming water pressure. Reconnected the copper supply lines, gas control valve with flexible gas line, and flue venting, and verified the thermal expansion tank is charged and properly mounted. The system was tested for leaks and proper operation, and the work was completed ahead of the 3 PM deadline.

Inspected the toilet tank for the reported leak and found the tank empty, with heavy mineral staining and buildup on the interior and the tank-to-bowl bolts exposed without nuts or caps. Checked the fill valve, refill tube, flapper, and overflow assembly, along with the braided stainless steel supply line and tank-bottom fitting connection, to identify the source of the leak.

Inspected the crawl space plumbing in response to reported leaks at the garage laundry tub and jetted tub. Examined the main water supply line, pressure regulator, and drain piping, noting corrosion on the copper supply section, staining on the adjacent insulation, and a mixed-material supply run with push-fit couplings. Verified the main water cutoff and drain cleanout locations, and documented the findings, which indicate a possible supply-side leak near the pressure regulator that warrants further repair.

Responded to a no-heat call with a furnace failing to ignite burners and inspected the unit, finding an aged integrated control board with dust- and debris-coated wiring harness and light corrosion on the mounting panel. Cleaned and secured the loose, tangled wiring and verified control board connections to restore the ignition sequence and heat operation. Recommended future board replacement and routine maintenance due to the age and condition of the components.

Cleared a clogged drain in the home by clearing the blockage at the closet flange and removing hardened debris and residue from the drain opening. Cleaned loose tile, grout, and mortar fragments from the surrounding floor area, restoring proper drainage flow. The worn flange and damaged tile around it were noted for follow-up repair to ensure a secure, long-term fixture seal.

Located and repaired a leak on the PVC drain assembly beneath the basement sink, replacing the compromised drain section and re-securing the slip-nut couplings with fresh primer and cement at the PVC joints. Excavated and inspected the exterior area along the foundation wall to verify the drain line was intact, then backfilled the disturbed soil. Pressure and flow tested the system to confirm leak-free operation.

Performed fall heating-season maintenance on two systems: an outdoor split-system condenser and an attic-installed Daikin gas furnace. Inspected the furnace cabinet, flue and venting, gas line connections, and wiring, and verified the condensate and electrical disconnect components for proper condition. No rust, frost, or visible damage was observed, and both systems were left operating normally.

Responded to a reported water loss and elevated usage by inspecting accessible plumbing in the ceiling cavity and attic space, including the white PVC supply and drain lines, branch valve, elbow fittings, and pipe supports, with ceiling tiles removed to access the piping. Photo-documented the system's condition and the affected areas to assess the leak source and determine the scope of repair needed.

Inspected the toilet and found it leaking following a prior repair attempt, then diagnosed and corrected the leak source, and verified the toilet operates properly with no visible moisture or damage. Evaluated the leaking kitchen faucet and confirmed it requires replacement, and checked system water pressure at the supply gauge, which was reading elevated, near 125 PSI, and may contribute to fixture leaks.

Inspected the toilet for a reported water leak and found moisture staining and discoloration on the hardwood flooring adjacent to the base and behind the fixture, consistent with prolonged water exposure. Evaluated the tank-to-bowl seal, supply line, and shutoff valve connections as potential leak sources and addressed the leak at the point of failure. The affected flooring should be monitored for further moisture damage or may require separate remediation.