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I was called to a home to repair a section of Wardflex CSST tubing that had been damaged by a contractor. The tubing was used to supply natural gas to the home, and it had to be repaired quickly to prevent any further damage. I arrived at the home and began by inspecting the damaged section of tubing. I found that the tubing had been cut and damaged by the contractor, and it had to be replaced. I then used a specialized tool to remove the damaged section of tubing and install a new section of tubing. Once the new section of tubing was installed, I turned the gas back on to the home. I tested the gas lines to ensure that there were no leaks and that the gas was flowing properly. After completing the repair, I cleaned up the work area and left the home. The homeowner was very pleased with the work that I had done, and they thanked me for my quick and efficient service. This job was a great example of the skills and expertise that I bring to the plumbing industry. I am always committe

Today, I addressed a **water line blockage** caused by roots infiltrating the pipe. Using a **root-cutting auger**, I carefully removed the roots from the affected section of the water line. After clearing the blockage, I inspected the pipe to ensure it was free of any remaining debris. To prevent future issues, I recommended applying a **root inhibitor** to the line. After the repair, I tested the water flow, and it is now back to normal with no further obstructions.

Today, I provided an estimate for a bathroom remodel. The project includes replacing the shower, vanity, and toilet, along with installing new fixtures and updating the plumbing. I assessed the current layout and discussed the customer’s preferences for materials and design. The estimate covers labor, materials, and any necessary adjustments to the existing plumbing. I also explained the timeline for completion and potential costs for unforeseen issues. The customer now has a detailed estimate and is considering moving forward with the project.

I resolved a low water pressure issue in the kitchen. The problem was caused by a clogged aerator and buildup in the supply lines. I cleaned the aerator and flushed the supply lines to clear the debris. After making minor adjustments to the pressure reducing valve (PRV), the water pressure was restored to normal levels, and the faucet is now functioning properly.

Today, I repaired a clogged drain in the kitchen sink. Upon inspection, I found the blockage was caused by a buildup of food debris and grease in the drain pipe. I used a drain snake to clear the clog, carefully navigating the pipe to break up the obstruction. Afterward, I flushed the drain with hot water to ensure it was completely cleared. I also inspected the P-trap and found it to be in good condition. After testing the sink, the drain was flowing freely with no issues. The repair was successful, and the sink is now functioning properly.

I repaired a 50-gallon water heater that was not producing hot water consistently. After inspecting the unit, I found that the thermostat and heating element were faulty. I drained the water heater to access and replace both components. The old heating element showed signs of corrosion, which was contributing to the issue. I installed a new thermostat and heating element, then refilled the tank and tested the system. The water heater is now functioning properly, with consistent hot water being delivered. I confirmed everything was working efficiently before completing the job and leaving the site.

I installed a new American Standard 40-gallon gas water heater for a customer. The old unit was beyond repair due to sediment buildup. After installing the new tank, I connected the gas line, ran new flexible water connections, and tested the unit. Hot water is now restored, and the system is working perfectly.

A low water pressure issue was reported in the kitchen faucet. I disassembled the faucet and found the aerator clogged with mineral deposits. After thoroughly cleaning the aerator, I flushed the supply lines to clear any additional buildup. I also made minor adjustments to the pressure reducing valve (PRV) to optimize water flow. After completing these steps, the water pressure in the kitchen faucet was restored to normal levels, and the sink is now functioning efficiently with proper flow.

I was called to replace a 40-gallon Lap power vent water heater. I arrived at the customer's home and removed the old water heater. I then installed the new water heater and made the necessary connections. I tested the water heater to ensure it was working properly before leaving the customer's home.

I was called to replace a 50-gallon electric water heater in a residential home. When I arrived, I found that the old water heater was leaking from the bottom. I removed the old water heater and installed a new one, ensuring that it was properly secured and connected to the plumbing system. I also tested the water heater to ensure that it was working correctly.

Today, I replaced a basket strainer and tailpiece at a kitchen sink. The existing parts were severely corroded and leaking, causing water to drip beneath the sink. I carefully removed the old strainer and tailpiece, then installed new ones, ensuring a secure, leak-free connection. Additionally, I replaced the P-trap and both supply lines, as they were worn and needed updating for optimal performance. After installing the new components, I tested the system to confirm there were no leaks and everything was functioning properly. The kitchen sink is now operating efficiently with no further issues.

Today, I installed a battery backup sump pump along with a new primary pump in the customer's basement. The backup system ensures that the sump pump will continue to operate during power outages, providing extra protection against flooding. I securely installed both pumps, connected the discharge lines, and tested the system to ensure everything was functioning properly. The battery backup activated as expected, and the primary pump is working efficiently. The installation was completed successfully, and the system is now set up to provide reliable flood protection.

I was called to a home to repair a leaky faucet. Upon arrival, I discovered that the faucet was not the issue. The problem was a broken pressure relief valve. I replaced the valve and capped off the line to prevent any further leaks. The homeowner was grateful for my quick and efficient service.

I was called to a home to repair a broken pipe in the kitchen. I arrived at the house and found that the pipe had been crushed by a heavy object. I used a pipe wrench to remove the damaged section of pipe and then replaced it with a new section of pipe. I also repaired any damage to the walls and flooring that had been caused by the pipe burst.

I repaired a Rheem 50-gallon gas water heater that was not heating water properly. After diagnosing the issue, I replaced the faulty thermocouple with a new one and cleaned the burner assembly to ensure efficient operation. I then tested the system for proper ignition and confirmed that the water heater was functioning normally, restoring hot water to the home.

I performed a drain cleaning on a clogged kitchen sink using a Ridgid K-45 drain auger. The clog was caused by a buildup of grease and food particles. After carefully snaking the drain, I removed the blockage and flushed the line with hot water to clear any remaining debris. The sink now drains properly, and there are no further obstructions.

I conducted electronic leak detection using an AccuTrak VPE ultrasonic leak detector. The homeowner reported a persistent water stain on the ceiling. After a thorough inspection, I pinpointed the leak in a copper pipe joint within the wall. I marked the location and provided the homeowner with options for repair, ensuring minimal disruption to the property.

I installed a new Bradford White 40-gallon electric water heater, replacing an outdated unit. The installation involved connecting the new water heater to the existing electrical supply and water lines, securing all connections, and testing the system for leaks. I also set the thermostat to the recommended temperature for optimal energy efficiency. The installation was completed to code, and the system is functioning properly.

I located a hidden leak under a concrete slab using a FLIR thermal imaging camera and electronic leak detection equipment. The homeowner noticed an unexplained increase in their water bill. After pinpointing the exact location of the leak, I provided the homeowner with repair options, including a reroute or a slab penetration, to fix the damaged pipe.

I cleared a main sewer line blockage using a General Pipe Cleaners Speedrooter 92. The blockage was caused by tree roots infiltrating the line. I used a cutting head to remove the roots and restored normal flow to the sewer system. After clearing the blockage, I recommended a follow-up inspection with a camera to assess the condition of the pipe and prevent future issues.

I repaired an AO Smith gas water heater that was experiencing intermittent hot water issues. The problem was traced to a malfunctioning gas control valve. I replaced the valve with a new OEM part, ensuring compatibility and safe operation. After completing the repair, I tested the water heater, confirming consistent hot water delivery and proper burner operation.

I unclogged a bathroom sink drain using a Milwaukee M12 drain snake. The blockage was caused by hair and soap buildup in the P-trap. After removing the clog, I cleaned the drain and reassembled the P-trap, ensuring everything was tightly sealed. I tested the sink, and it now drains efficiently with no signs of further obstruction.

I detected a slow leak in a PEX water line using an ultrasonic leak detector. The homeowner had noticed a musty odor and dampness in their basement. After locating the source of the leak, I shut off the water supply, cut out the damaged section of the PEX tubing, and installed a new piece with SharkBite fittings. The repair was tested, and no further leaks were detected.

I replaced an old electric water heater with a new Rheem Performance Plus 50-gallon unit. The installation required updating the electrical wiring to accommodate the new heater's requirements and replacing the water supply lines with FlexiBraided connectors. After securely mounting the heater, I filled the tank, checked for leaks, and tested the unit to ensure proper heating. The new system is running efficiently, providing consistent hot water.