Customer wished to have estimate for water lines and gas line to be ran for newly installed bbq and sink in backyard

after performing leak detection we found that customers leak was in the concrete footing of the home under the stairs. Instead of trying to jackhammer under stairs and through the footing I recommend re routing line and stubbing in new 1 1/4 copper through the front of the home and connecting back to the regulator eliminating the leak under ground

After running test on kitchen sink we saw customers basket strainer and tubular drain where both leaking. We disassembled drains and strainer and re installed them with new plumbers putty.

Customer reported water damage to surrounding drywall of laundry box. Upon arrival customer reported he believes it was an old leak that had already been fixed. I took moisture readings of the drywall and showed everything was dry. Explained to customer we cannot guarantee there are no leaks unless we open drywall to inspect plumbing inside wall for the 350.00 that he was quoted. Customer did not wish to do so.

after performing leak detection we found that customers leak was in the concrete footing of the home under the stairs. Instead of trying to jackhammer under stairs and through the footing I recommend re routing line and stubbing in new 1 1/4 copper through the front of the home and connecting back to the regulator eliminating the leak under ground Performed re route of water service. After inspecting customers water lines located under stairs we saw that customer had another section of 1 1/4 copper that had severe corrosion and could lead to a possible leak. Recommended removal and replacement of this section before patching of drywall.

Upon arrival noticed customers water heater was leaking from base up in the attic. Drained water heater Thursday night and ordered a new water water heater that will be delivered Friday. After having water heater delivered, heater was the wrong size. None of our suppliers had any 40 gallon water heaters in stock that would fit through the attic access. After speaking with Gerrit we decided that the best option would be to install a 30 gallon water heater in order to avoid having to make the access larger.

Snaked customers toilet and cleanout out drain plug for bathroom sink

Customer has a slab leak on hot side of water system. Instead of removing vanity and jackhammering up bathroom flooring we recommended performing a full repipe of the unit. In order to perform repipe there is a possibility we may need to remove some of the uppers of the kitchen cabinetry in order to run our new water lines down the wall

Customer wishes to have estimate for removal of her neighbors sewer line from her yard. Explained to customer we cannot provide this estimate without first performing camera inspection to locate where sewer line is and how deep it is. After having an idea of how deep the lateral is and where it’s located we will have a better idea on what the cost will be to re locate the line After performing camera inspection we located sewer lateral approximately 4’ away from customers last cleanout. Sewer lateral was located at about 2.5’ deep. Customer states that neighbors sewer line runs through her property and she wishes to have it commenced to sewer lateral. Cannot provide an accurate cost to do this due to not having access to neighbors sewer line and property. Customer will be looking at a ball park price of 18,000-23000 to do work

Snaked customers overlfow and pulled back large amounts of hair. Ran tub for several minutes and everything was draining properly.