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Suspected water leak due to unusually high water bill and damp spots on the flooring. Conducted a thorough leak detection inspection using specialized equipment. The issue was identified as a pinhole leak in a copper pipe beneath the kitchen floor, causing water seepage. Exposed the affected area, repaired the damaged pipe using a proper patch and soldering technique, and reinforced the surrounding plumbing to prevent future issues. Ensured no further leaks by pressure testing the system. Leak successfully resolved, and the area was cleaned up. The client was advised on preventive maintenance to avoid similar problems in the future.

After inspection, the issue was traced to a partially clogged main water line caused by mineral buildup. Additionally, the home's pressure regulator was malfunctioning, restricting proper water flow. Cleared the main water line to remove the mineral buildup and replaced the faulty pressure regulator with a new, properly calibrated unit. Tested water flow at all fixtures to confirm restored pressure. Water pressure is fully restored, and the system is functioning efficiently. The client is satisfied with the results.

Upon inspection, the sump pump had a clogged discharge line due to debris buildup, preventing proper water drainage. Additionally, the pump's float switch was stuck, causing it to fail to activate. Cleared the discharge line and ensured it was free of obstructions. Adjusted and tested the float switch to ensure smooth operation. Verified the sump pump is now running efficiently and effectively draining water. Issue resolved, and the client’s sump pump is back in working order.

I replaced the valves to the front and rear hose bibs. I removed the old valves and replaced them with new ones. I also tested the valves to ensure they were working properly.

I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I recently completed a job that involved fixing a pipe burst caused by freezing temperatures. I also installed isolation valves for the kitchen sink water lines.

I was called to replace a cartridge and a trim plate on a Delta Monitor tub and shower faucet. The cartridge was leaking and the trim plate was damaged. I removed the old cartridge and trim plate and installed new ones. I also replaced the O-rings and cleaned the faucet. The customer was very satisfied with the work and I was able to complete the job in one visit.

I was called to replace a closet flange for a basement toilet. The toilet was leaking and the flange was cracked. I removed the old flange and replaced it with a new one, ensuring that it was properly secured and level. I also replaced the wax ring and checked the toilet for any other issues. The customer was very satisfied with the work and thanked me for my help.

I recently installed a Badger 5 garbage disposal in a kitchen. The Badger 5 is a powerful and efficient disposal that can handle a wide range of food waste. It features a powerful motor that can grind up even the toughest food scraps, and it has a noise-reducing design that makes it

I was called to a home to replace a main valve, pressure reducing valve, and hose bib. The main valve was leaking, so I replaced it with a new one. The pressure reducing valve was also leaking, so I replaced it with a new one. The hose bib was also leaking, so I replaced it with a new one. I also checked the water pressure and adjusted it as needed.

I was called to replace a shutoff valve for an outdoor faucet. The valve was leaking and needed to be replaced. I removed the old valve and installed a new one, ensuring a tight seal. I also checked the water pressure and made any necessary adjustments. The customer was satisfied with the work and thanked me for my help.

I replaced an 80-gallon electric water heater with a 50-gallon electric water heater. The old water heater was leaking and had to be replaced. I removed the old water heater and installed the new one, making sure it was securely in place. I also made sure the water supply lines were connected

I was called to a client's home to install a new Gerber Viper ADA toilet in the main level powder room. The toilet was installed with a new shutoff valve.

I was hired to install two lavatory faucets in a master bathroom. The faucets were supplied by the homeowner and were of a standard design. I removed the old faucets and installed the new ones, ensuring they were properly aligned and secured. I also tested the faucets to ensure they were functioning correctly.

I was called to a home to clean a kitchen sink with a k-50. The drain was clogged with a tough grease clog that had to be snaked out 6 times.

I replaced a 32-gallon Amtrol well pressure tank. The tank was leaking and needed to be replaced. I removed the old tank and installed the new tank, ensuring that it was properly secured and connected. I also tested the tank to ensure that it was working correctly.

I was called to a home to perform a secondary drain cleaning on the master bathroom lavatory sink. Upon arrival, I observed that the sink was draining slowly and had a foul odor. I used a plumbing snake to clear the drain and remove any debris that may be causing the problem. I also checked th

inspect the newly installed toilets as part of a scheduled replacement project. After checking in with the facilities manager, I inspected each toilet for proper installation, functionality, and water efficiency. During the inspection, I noticed that one of the toilets in the restroom had a slow flush due to an incorrectly installed flush valve. To resolve the issue, I removed the faulty valve, replaced it with a new, correctly sized one, and tested the toilet to ensure it was flushing properly. After completing the fix, I updated the maintenance records and informed the facilities manager of the repair, recommending a follow-up inspection in six months to ensure all installations remain in good working order.

perform a routine inspection of their leak detection system. After checking in with the facility manager, I reviewed the sensors, piping, and monitoring equipment for any signs of malfunction or leaks. During the inspection, I found that one of the sensors in the coolant storage area was not responding, likely due to a buildup of debris around the sensor. To resolve the issue, I cleaned the sensor and tested it to ensure it was functioning correctly. After confirming the system was operating properly, I updated the maintenance records and informed the facility manager of the repair, recommending regular cleaning of the sensors to maintain optimal performance.

Performed a routine inspection of their sump pump system. After checking in with the maintenance supervisor, I inspected the sump pump, float switch, and discharge pipes for any signs of damage or blockages. During the inspection, I discovered that the pump was not activating properly due to a malfunctioning float switch, which was sticking and not triggering the pump to turn on. To resolve the issue, I replaced the faulty float switch with a new one and tested the pump to ensure it was cycling correctly. After confirming the system was fully operational, I updated the maintenance records and informed the supervisor of the completed repair, advising them to monitor the system and perform regular checks to prevent future issues.

I installed a homeowner supplied Badger 500garbage disposal and Delta kitchen faucet. The Badger 500: garbage disposal is a powerful and efficient device that can handle a wide range of food waste, including fruits, vegetables, and meat. It features a powerful motor that can grind up even the toughest food particles, reducing the amount of time and effort required to clean up after meals. The Delta kitchen faucet is a stylish and functional addition to any kitchen. It features a single-handle design that makes it easy to control the water temperature and flow, and it comes with a variety of features such as a pull-down sprayer, a soap dispenser, and a touchless sensor faucet. The faucet is made from high-quality materials and is designed to last for years.

I replaced the hot shutoff valve underneath the kitchen sink and switched out the filter on the whole house system.

I am a skilled professional that works for a Aqueduct Plumbing Services company. I recently completed a job where I repaired two toilets with flappers and fill valves. The toilets were leaking and causing water to run continuously. I first removed the old flappers and fill valves and replaced them with new ones. I then tested the toilets to ensure they were working properly. I also cleaned the toilets and surrounding areas to ensure they were in good condition.

I was called to replace an ice maker valve behind a refrigerator. The valve was leaking, and the customer wanted to avoid the inconvenience of a flooded kitchen. I removed the old valve and installed a new one, ensuring a tight seal. The customer was grateful for the quick and efficient service.

I was called to repair a leaking Delta Roman tub faucet. Upon inspection, I found that the hot stem was leaking. I replaced both the hot and cold stems, seats, and springs to fix the issue. The customer was very pleased with the results.

I replaced the copper tubing and shutoff valve on top of the existing water heater. The old water heater was leaking, and the homeowner wanted to replace it with a new one. I removed the old water heater and replaced it with a new one, ensuring that the new water heater was properly installed and connected to the plumbing system. I also tested the new water heater to ensure that it was working properly.