Plumbing Services Atlanta, GA

We removed the old tub and shower valve to install a new customer supplied shower valve. we will install a remodel plate to cover the tile that needs to be removed for installation. once installation is completed we will test for leak free operation.

Our customer that we installed a tankless water heater for a couple of years ago contacted us to perform the annual maintenance on their tankless water heater. We arrived today to flush the tankless unit.

Responded to a call for a backup in the basement where sewage has overflowed from the tub and toilet in the basement and outside through their sewer cleanout. It was so much pressure that it in fact broke the sewer cleanout cap. Once on site, we determined issue immediately and performed a main line drain cleaning through the sewer cleanout outside. Once blockage was cleared, we performed a camera inspection on the sewer line and determined customer has a very large root ball in the line causing this blockage. We were able to get it somewhat cleared but due to the size of the roots, they will backup again. We are submitting a proposal to repair this section of sewer line and helping customer navigate the process with the insurance company.

We recently performed a visual plumbing inspection on a 65 unit condo in Atlanta. During the inspection, we found several water heaters over 20 years old and provided a proposal to the unit owners to replace the older water heaters. We returned today to perform to replace one of the water heaters in the condo community on the 2nd floor. We drained what we could of the existing water heater by pumping out the water due to location of unit in the building. Due to the extreme build up of rust and sediment, we had to remove the water heater almost full of water and drained outside after freeing the debris blocking the exit point. After removing, we installed a new Rheem, 38 gallon electric "lowboy" type water heater with a new thermal expansion tank.

Responded to a call recently for a leak in the ceiling. After evaluation, we had discovered the customer's shower drain was leaking into the unit's ceiling below. We returned today to chip up the concrete flooring of our customer's unit to gain access to shower drain below in neighbor's unit. We replaced shower drain and repoured concrete to a rough finish to resolve issue.

Responded to a call for a clogged shower drain. Once on site, we performed drain cleaning by running a sewer machine to clear stoppage. Pulled back hair and other debris and cleared stoppage.

We recently responded to a call for a residential lift station not working properly to where the homeowners were having to reset the pumps everyday. We provided homeowners with a quote to replace the floats. We returned today to perform this work. We entered in lift station wet well and installed two new floats to resolve issue.

Responded to call for strange smell coming from the hot water. We found that the drain for the bathtub, where the smell is coming from, has back fall which could be causing the smell only in that bathtub. We didn't smell anything from the shower of faucets. We checked the water pressure at 75 psi before the pressure reducing valve. We are submitting a quote to replace the back falling drain if customer would like to resolve smell issue.

Responded to a call for a residential lift station not working properly. Customer was having to reset the lift station everyday in order to use the fixtures in the home. Once on site, we determined the floats should be replaced for proper working order. We provided customer with a quote to install new floats and are returning next week to install.

We have been helping this customer with remodeling his bathroom. We had recently completed everything except installing the new vanity. When the last one came, it was scratched on the side so they had to deliver a different vanity. We returned today to connect the water and drain lines for the new vanity and installed the new lavatory faucet for vanity.