Customer has a broken 1 1.5” x 1. 1/4” x 1” T located under footing of concrete wall. Removed section and repaired leak.

Customer has old galvanized water service and wishes to have replaced Replaced customers old water service with new 1” pvc as well as new regulators and ball valves

After a plumbing leak, the customer requested a proposal for repairs to the damaged areas in the master bedroom closet. This includes, drywall patching, painting, carpeting and closet organizer. The customer also requested a proposal for removing and replacing the existing jetted, roman tub with a new a customer provided roman tub and tub filler. Upon attempting to install the customer supplied tub, it was discovered that that new tub did was too small to cover the existing opening for the old tub. The least expensive option was to find travertine tile that was a close match for the original tile, remove the pieces of tile need to close the gaps around the new tub and install the new tile that was a close match. The customer approved the tile we located. It was also discovered that the existing drain line did not line up with the new tub drain hole requiring us to move the drain pipe which is encased in concrete.

The customer has received an initial insurance payment for repairs to the home. The decision was made to apply the payment to the patching of drywall of the walls and ceiling throughout the home while they wait for the remainder of the repair estimate to be approved.

Customer has two sink faucets in the snack bar area that are stripped and need two stems. Replaced the cold stem for the hand sink at the snack bar and the hot water stem for the 3 compartment sink in the kitchen. Tested and working properly.

Customer did not have an accessible clean out. Went on the roof and cleared the clog through toilet vent. The cause of the clog was a large root intrusion in their homeowners main line. Highly recommended doing a spot repair to remove root intrusion and adding a two way clean out.

Was able to snake customers laundry drain, ran several loads through washer and everything was draining properly Crawled customers house in order to inspect laundry line. During inspection I found several things that where not done properly. One being customers laundry drain 1.5” when it should be a 2” diameter drain. The other issue I saw was customers drain was not connected to laundry box and instead was dangling several inches beneath the laundry box in the wall. Recommended opening drywall and removing old laundry drain and plumbing in new laundry drain with proper 2” piping and connecting to laundry box properly.

Opened drywall in ceiling of garage where water staining was. Performed several test and found that Customers seal around shower valve trim had failed and was allowing water to seep behind trim and leak down into ceiling of garage. Re- caulked shower trim. Recommended leaving drywall opened for a few days to allow everything to dry out and make sure there were no further leaks

All 3 of customers sinks where clogged and not draining. Snaked all three drains. Ran water fir several minutes after and everything was draining properly

Customers shower and bathroom sink where clogged. Snaked both drains and pulled out large amounts of hair. Ran water fir several minutes and everything was draining properly.

Hooked up 2” drains and P trap for dog wash station

Remove and replace shower valve, handles, cut open drywall and tile with no rematch for $1400 Replaced customers old 3 handle shower valve with new chrome single handle Moen shower valve

Customer has a bursted 3/4 copper water line located where old water heater closet was. Cut out damaged section and repaired with new copper pipe and fittings. Customer also had water damage to surrounding walls in bedroom and bathroom That we highly recommended performing proper mitigation to prevent further damage. Customer has had several leaks and recommended performing full house repipe to help prevent against future leaks.

Snaked the customers kitchen drain, laundry drain, and clean out. Also went on the roof camera the lines and let customer know that she does have root intrusion’s in her main line. Reconnected both the kitchen and laundry drains and checked for more leaks. Was able to clear the clog through the clean out by the side of the house.

Customer has a leak located under concrete near the back f the garage where fence post is. Recommended removal of concrete and repairing if pvc line. Explained to customer that this price does not include re installation of fence post Customer removed concrete and exposed irrigation line. Removed damaged sections and plumbing in new section

Customer has a hot water line leak under foundation of unit in front of bathroom vanity. Instead of performing direct access repair I recommended performing a re-pipe of unit.

Inspected area and located evidence of a leak in the roof directly above the closet. Moderate to severe mold inside the closet. Need to perform mold mitigation then repair damage. An inspection of the roof above the water damaged area revealed that the tiles in the roof valley had moved and closed off the channel that allows water to properly flow down the valley. There was also debris piled up in various areas throughout the valley. All of the other valleys on the roof were in a similar condition.

Tightened supply line,

Removed and replaced old dual flush internals for both toilets with new dual flush internals. Did let the customer that I needed to move the custom cabinet above the downstairs toilet in order to gain access to the bolts. Also told customer that I am not 100% certain that the cabinet is fully secured when put back and that he should have a handyman take a look at it but was told that his son put it in and will have him take a look at it.

Was able to clear clog via roof access. Ran camera and saw that customers line was filled with a lot of feminine products and whipes which lead to the clog.

Upon performing leak detection to customers irrigation lines I was able to find two separate issues. The main leak was coming from what appears to be a broken pvc line located under concrete behind garage. The other issue was customer has several irrigation valves that are not shutting off all the way. Recommended replacing irrigation valves as well as jackhammering concrete and performing repair on broken pvc line.

Upon arrival noticed the cold side angle stop was leaking in the downstairs bathroom. Recommend replacing both hot and cold angle stops. After testing for leaks noticed the bathroom faucet drain was leaking due to a damaged washer recommend replacing the whole p-trap but customer just wanted the tail piece and p trap replaced and left the accordion drain alone. Checked water pressure for customer and it was recorded at 70 psi. Checked for water damage and after inspection it was determined that customer does indeed have water damage on the drywall in the bathroom and as well the wall outside the bathroom. Recommended to customer proper mitigation for prevention of water growth.

Customers old acrylic corner set shower was demoed due to plumbing repair. Customer wishes to have estimate for installation of new customer supplied acrylic shower kit with shower enclosure as well as patching and painting of drywall Installed Moen shower valve as well as a customer supplied acrylic shower and performed descaling of accessible drains from shower cleanout in closet, kitchen sink cleanout on exterior wall and accessible vent on roof. Flushed out large amounts as well as pulled out a few rags.

Customer has a building he’d like to have a bathroom added.

Customers old flush valve had failed. Replaced with new flush valve. Also replaced fill valve while toilet tank was off