Plumbing Services Woodstock GA

We performed maintenance on three tankless water heaters working together for one building.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to repair a water fountain cooler that was not operating properly. During our inspection, we determined an internal component had failed and needed to be replaced. We installed the new replacement part, reassembled the water fountain cooler, and restored both the water supply and electrical power. After the repair was completed, we tested the unit to ensure it was operating correctly and checked all plumbing connections for proper, leak free operation. The water fountain cooler is now functioning as intended.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA after they reported a gas leak near their fireplace. During our inspection, we found the existing gas shut off valve was located in the floor, making it difficult to access and service. To correct the issue and improve accessibility, we discontinued the existing floor valve and relocated the gas valve to the adjacent sheetrock wall. After completing the installation, we pressure tested the gas piping and checked all connections to ensure proper, leak free operation. The gas system is now functioning safely and the shut off valve is much easier to access.

We responded to our customer's hair salon in Woodstock, GA after they reported hot water issues with their tankless water heater system. During our inspection, we found that the condensate lines on all three tankless water heaters were installed without air gaps, which can contribute to drainage issues and potential blockages. To help ensure proper condensate drainage, we installed air gaps on all three units. We also reviewed the system history and found the most recent fault was an Error Code 12, indicating a flame failure. As part of our service, we cleaned the exterior air intake screens to help improve airflow and system performance. After completing the work, we verified all three tankless units were operating properly to help keep reliable hot water available for the salon.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to adjust the scald guard on a freestanding tub faucet. The hot water temperature was not reaching the desired level due to the faucet's temperature limit setting. We adjusted the scald guard to allow for proper hot water delivery while maintaining safe operation. After making the adjustment, we tested the faucet to verify proper temperature control and ensure everything was functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA after they reported a leak from the master bathroom toilet. Upon inspection, we found the toilet tank was loose and leaking at the tank to bowl bolts. We tightened and secured both sides of the tank to restore a proper seal and stop the leak. After completing the repair, we tested the toilet for proper, leak free operation. The toilet is now functioning correctly with no leaks.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to perform maintenance on three tankless water heaters. We cleaned the air intake screens on all three units to improve airflow and system efficiency. We also cleaned the flame rod on the first heater in line to help maintain proper ignition and performance. After completing the maintenance, we tested the systems to ensure proper operation. All three tankless water heaters are now functioning correctly.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to complete the installation of new bathroom fixtures as part of their remodel. We installed a freestanding bathtub with a floor mounted tub filler, along with two new lavatory faucets for the bathroom vanities. All water supply connections were properly secured and the fixtures were aligned for proper operation. After completing the installation, we turned the water back on and thoroughly tested each fixture to ensure proper operation and leak free performance. The new bathroom fixtures are now fully installed and ready for use.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to complete a bathroom plumbing installation. We installed shower trim with a diverter valve and handheld shower, along with new shut off valves for the water supply. We also installed a Kohler toilet to complete the setup. All connections were properly secured during installation. After completing the work, we tested all fixtures for proper operation and leak free performance. Everything is now functioning correctly and ready for use.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to address hidden water lines inside the wall that were improperly capped. We located and cut out two water lines that had SharkBite caps installed, which can lead to potential leaks over time. The lines were properly removed and secured to prevent future issues. After completing the work, we turned the water back on and tested for proper, leak free operation. The plumbing system is now safe and functioning correctly.

We are working with a nonprofit organization helping remodel bathrooms and bedrooms. Today, we are helping them with a project in Woodstock, GA to complete a new bathroom rough in plumbing installation as part of a remodel. We installed the water and drain lines for two sinks, a toilet, a Schluter shower system, and a freestanding tub, ensuring all water and drain lines were properly routed. We also installed a new shower valve with a diverter valve for a handheld. All rough in connections were secured to meet code and prepare for fixture installation. After completing the work, we tested the system for proper flow and leak free operation. The bathroom plumbing is now ready for the next phase of the project.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA after they reported low water pressure at the tub and shower, especially on the hot side. Upon inspection, we found debris in the hot water lines from an older 30 year old water heater, restricting flow. We removed the shower cartridge and flushed the hot water lines to clear the buildup. We then replaced the water heater and installed a new cartridge to restore proper performance. After completing the work, we tested the system for proper pressure, operation, and leak free performance.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to replace a 50 gallon gas water heater and pressure reducing valve (PRV) located in the garage. We removed the existing water heater and installed a new unit, along with replacing the PRV to ensure proper water pressure throughout the home. All gas and water connections were secured during installation. After completing the work, we tested the system for proper operation and leak free performance.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to install a gas shut off valve for improved safety and service access. We installed the new shut off valve on the gas line and ensured all connections were properly secured. After the installation was completed, we tested the gas line to confirm proper operation and leak free performance.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA after they reported a water leak coming from the ceiling. Upon inspection, we located a leaking copper pipe in the ceiling. We cut out the damaged section and replaced it with new copper piping to restore a secure connection. Once the installation was completed, we tested the line for proper, leak free operation. The ceiling leak has been resolved and the plumbing system is functioning properly.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA to inspect their dishwasher plumbing and drainage. Upon evaluation, we confirmed the dishwasher is draining properly into the left side of the sink, producing water as expected during operation. We also checked underneath the unit and found no leaks present. The dishwasher and connected plumbing are functioning normally at this time.

We responded to our customer in Woodstock, GA after they reported their toilet was backing up and not draining properly. Upon arrival, we inspected the fixture and determined there was a blockage in the sewer line beneath the toilet preventing normal flow. To properly access the drain, we removed the toilet so we could reach the sewer pipe directly. We then cleared the blockage from the drain line using professional drain cleaning equipment. Once the obstruction was removed, we ran water multiple times to ensure the line was flowing freely with no backups. After confirming proper drainage, we reinstalled the toilet securely.

We responded to our customer's home after they reported their basement bathroom was repeatedly backing up, which is often a sign of an issue with a sewage ejector pump system. Basement plumbing relies on the ejector pump to move waste up to the main sewer line, and when it fails, backups occur. Upon arrival, we inspected the sewage ejector pump in the basement and found that the float was not operating properly, preventing the pump from activating as it should. To resolve this issue, we replaced the ejector pump float to restore proper pump operation. After the repair, we ran water and waste through the system to test the sewage ejector pump for proper cycling and drainage.

We responded to our customer to repair an issue with the master bathroom tub and shower not operating properly. Upon inspection, we determined the tub and shower valve needed to be replaced. We removed the existing cartridge and installed the new customer supplied tub and shower cartridge. The valve assembly was reinstalled and secured to ensure proper water flow and temperature control. Once the replacement was complete, we restored water to the fixture to test for proper operation and leak free performance. After testing, we reinstalled the shower and applied new caulking to create a proper seal and prevent water intrusion. This will ensure the fixture operates correctly and is protected from future leaks.

We responded to our customer due to a leak coming from the handle of the front hose bibb when it was turned on. Upon inspection, we found the packing nut was loose, so we tightened it, which immediately stopped the leak. While on site, we also inspected the gas line in the crawl space and confirmed it appears to be properly installed and secure. We pulled out the electric fireplace to confirm that the gas line behind it was capped off. Additionally, we inspected the guest bathroom lavatory to the left of the front door and found the hot and cold stems were installed incorrectly, causing the handle to turn the wrong direction. We removed and replaced the stem with the correct one for intended operation. Once all repairs were completed, we tested everything to ensure intended use and leak free operation.

We responded to our customers home due to their sewage ejector pump failing to turn on consistently, which can lead to wastewater backing up into the basement. During our inspection, we found that the float mechanism was no longer activating the pump properly, and the existing check valve was not sealing as it should. We replaced the faulty float on the sewage ejector pump. We also installed a new quiet check valve and shut off combo to ensure proper one way flow and reduce noise during operation. All plumbing connections were securely tightened and tested for leak free performance. After repairs were completed, we verified that the pump is cycling smoothly and safely.

We responded to our customers home due to ongoing drainage issues and multiple signs of failing drain piping. Once on site, we inspected the system, we recommended a full drain repipe to restore proper flow and prevent future backups. We removed the damaged and corroded sections of the existing drain, waste and vent piping and replaced them with new, properly sized PVC piping. All new fittings, traps, and connections were installed with the correct slope to ensure smooth drainage throughout the home. Once the repipe was completed, we performed a full water test on all fixtures to confirm leak free operation and proper venting.

We responded to our customers salon to inspect a reported water leak coming from the ceiling. Upon arrival, we inspected the area directly beneath the leak and checked for any visible moisture, staining or active drips. To help locate the source, we ran water through the plumbing fixtures located above the affected area, including sinks, and supply lines. During our evaluation, we were unable to to recreate the leak, and no active water intrusion was present at the time of inspection. All accessible plumbing connections were checked and showed no signs of leaks or moisture buildup. We advised our customer to monitor the ceiling for any changes. If the issue reoccurs, we will return to perform further diagnostic testing.

We responded to our customers home to investigate gurgling noises coming from the drains whenever the washing machine entered it's drain cycle. To diagnose the issue, we ran a sewer camera through the drain lines to inspect for blockages, buildup, or structural problems. During the camera inspection, we discovered that the drain lines were consistently holding water rather than allowing proper flow. This issue is being caused by improper pitch in the piping, likely due to settling overtime, which prevents wastewater from draining as intended. The standing water inside the pipe traps air and causes gurgling sounds as the washing machine discharges. We reviewed our finds with our customer and explained how the improper pitch is affecting the overall drainage system. We provided a detailed estimate to replumb the affected drain lines and restore the correct pitch for proper flow.

We responded to our customers residence to replace an outdated gas water heater that was no longer providing reliable hot water. Upon arrival, we disconnected and removed the existing 50 gallon unit to prepare for the upgrade. We installed the new Rheem 50 gallon gas water heater, ensuring all gas lines, water connections, and venting were set up to current plumbing code. Once installation was complete, we thoroughly tested the system for proper ignition, gas pressure, and leak free operation. The new Rheem unit offers improved energy efficiency, faster recovery times, and consistent hot water throughout the home. Before leaving, we verified the temperature settings and ensured our customer understood the features of their new system.