Plumber Eldersburg, MD

I was called to replace a leaking Moen kitchen faucet with a new Moen pullout faucet. I removed the old faucet and replaced it with the new one, ensuring a tight seal. I also replaced the supply lines and connected the faucet to the water supply. Finally, I tested the faucet to ensure it was working properly.

Fixed gas line issue at Johnson residence today. Line had small rupture causing distinct gas odor in basement. Shut off main immediately for safety! Replaced damaged section with proper code-compliant materials and conducted thorough pressure testing to ensure zero leaks. Double-checked all connections. Advised homeowner about warning signs of future issues. All systems back to normal operation. Will follow up next week to check everything still good.

Performed leak detection service at an Eldersburg residence this morning. Customer reported higher-than-normal water bills and occasional dripping sounds inside walls. Used acoustic equipment to trace water movement throughout home. Located two distinct issues: a moderate leak behind the shower wall caused by deteriorated caulking allowing water penetration, and a slow leak at compression fitting beneath kitchen sink. Thermal imaging camera confirmed moisture patterns consistent with findings. Provided detailed documentation of all discovered issues with photographs. Explained repair options and associated costs to homeowner. They opted for immediate repair of the kitchen leak, which I completed by replacing the compression fitting and reinforcing the connection. Scheduled follow-up for shower repair next week per customer's request. Recommended quarterly inspection of visible plumbing connections to catch future issues early.

I recently completed a water service pull in a residential home. The job involved removing the old blue polybutylene pipes and replacing them with new 1” black poly pipes. This included installing new main valves, pressure reducing valves, and backflow preventers. The project required careful planning and attention to detail to ensure that the new pipes were installed correctly and safely. I also took the time to clean up the work area and dispose of any waste properly. Overall, the job was a success, and the homeowners were very pleased with the results.

I was hired to replace an existing Glacier Bay toilet with a new round-front Toto Entrada chair-height toilet. The old toilet was in poor condition and had been leaking for some time. The new toilet is made of high-quality materials and has a sleek, modern design that complements the bathroom's decor. I removed the old toilet and installed the new one, making sure that it was properly leveled and secured. I also replaced the supply lines and wax ring to ensure that the toilet would function properly. The customer was very satisfied with the results and expressed gratitude for the quality of the work.

I was called to a home to repair a running Kohler toilet. Upon inspection, I found that the toilet was running continuously due to a faulty flapper and fill valve. I replaced the old parts with new ones and tested the toilet to ensure it was working properly. The homeowner was very satisfied with the results and thanked me for my help.

I recently completed a job repiping a kitchen water supply piping in a residential home. The old piping was made of CPVC, which is prone to corrosion and leaks. I replaced it with PEX-A, a more durable and reliable material. The job involved removing the old piping, cutting and threading the new PEX-A pipes, and soldering the connections. I also installed a water pressure regulator and a water shut-off valve to ensure proper water flow and pressure. The client was very satisfied with the results and expressed their gratitude for the quality of the work.

I replaced the expansion tank on a water heater. The tank was leaking and needed to be replaced to prevent further damage. I removed the old tank and installed the new one, ensuring that it was properly secured and connected. I also checked the pressure relief valve and made any necessary adjustments.

I was called to a home to repair a running toilet. Upon arrival, I found that the toilet was not flushing properly. I diagnosed the issue as a broken flapper, fill valve, and supply tube. I replaced all three parts and tested the toilet to ensure it was working properly. The homeowner was very pleased with the service and thanked me for my help.

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 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.

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.

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 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 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.