Sykesville, MD

I recently installed an in-line whole house water filter system for a customer. This system is designed to improve the quality of water throughout the entire house. The system consists of a series of filters and purifiers that are strategically placed before the water enters the main water supply. The first step in the installation process was to locate the main water supply line and shut off the water supply. This was done to prevent any water from flowing during the installation process. Next, I cut a small hole in the wall near the water supply and attached the filter housing to the pipe. The filter housing has multiple inlet and outlet connections, which allow me to connect it to the existing plumbing. After connecting the filter housing to the plumbing, I attached the first filter to the inlet side of the housing. This filter is designed to remove sediment and other large particles from the water. It has a mesh screen that traps debris and prevents it from entering the rest of th

I recently completed a whole house plumbing system inspection at the homeowner's insurance company's request. This inspection was part of the process to determine the scope of work and the cost of repairing or replacing the plumbing system in the home. I thoroughly examined every aspect of the plumbing system, including the water supply lines, drainage systems, fixtures, and appliances. I also checked for any signs of water damage, leaks, or other issues that could affect the plumbing system's functionality and safety.

Repair leak on copper pipe leading into acid neutralizer.

Today, I replaced an old, leaky outdoor faucet with a new frost-proof Silcock model. After shutting off the main water supply, I removed the existing faucet and cleaned the installation area. The new faucet was then mounted, ensuring it was properly aligned with the internal plumbing. I applied plumber's putty and Teflon tape to secure the connections and prevent leaks. After installation, I tested the faucet under pressure to confirm its functionality and leak-free operation.

Call was for a shower faucet where the handle snapped off. We were unable to remove cartridge and install a new one so replacement became imminent. Installed a new Moen Positemp valve and trim along with 2 new ball valves for quick shutoff in the event this happens again.

Performed diagnostic for potential plumbing leak. Leak was found dripping from dishwasher tub when dishwasher is running.

Call was for a installation of new valves for a washing machine that was being delivered soon and to also install a new toilet. We installed a new round front Gerber Viper toilet with a new fixture valve. Installed 3 shutoffs at the laundry for the hot, cold, and steam cold. We also installed a ball valve at the main with a pressure reducing valve.

Replaced leaking 50 gallon electric hot water heater with a new Bradford White unit.

I recently completed the replacement of a 50-gallon electric water heater. This involved carefully draining the old unit, disconnecting the power supply, and ensuring all water connections were safely removed. The new water heater was then positioned, connected to the existing plumbing lines, and the electrical supply was reestablished. I ensured the temperature and pressure relief valve was correctly installed for safety. After installation, I conducted a thorough check for leaks and tested the heating functionality to guarantee the system was operating efficiently.