Ellenwood, GA

Upon arrival customer showed me their toilet now kept running I inspected the toilet and saw that the flush valve was not making it proper see you. I informed as to the customer and advised her to do a refill on the toilet to have fresh new parts in the toilet. I also informed customer about a prv I talked to her about having high pressure could be the leading cause of this. I checked the pressure at the back hose bib and it read 85 psi. I’ve been told this to the customer informed her that would be in her best interest to replace the pressure reducing valve and there’s probably a leading cause to her toliet constantly running. Customer told me that she was in a tight spot with her money situation. It would give us a call on a later date to replace the PRV. I collected the dispatch me and sent over the estimates. Thank you for choosing keep smiling plumbing

Came out to the Fleets residence to give a estimate on a different number of switches and outlets that had malfunctioned.

To carefully inspecting the home, it was determined to home has low static water pressure on the Home. Technician will recommend replacing a pressure reducing valve to correct this issue. It was also noticed that the data plate has been removed from the Rheem water heater in the garage age size unknown

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had washing machine box that the hot side valve was leaking, he also had to vanities one in the master and then one of the downstairs hall bathroom that were slow, draining, and last, but not least he had the master toilet that was running. After taking a look at everything, I explained that we could replace both the hot and cold shut off for the washing machine since they are the same age and one is already starting to fail. As far as the vanities, draining slow, I can sneak them out and that should take care of the issue. After inspecting the master bathroom toilet, I found that the fill valve would not shut off, causing the water in the tank to constantly run and waste water. After inspecting all the work, I was able to give the homeowner an estimate to get everything done. I gave the homeowner an estimate to replace the wash machine box, and master fill valve, and I would snake out the two vanities for no charge. Homeowner accepted. I did the w

Dispatch fee $39 Homeowner wanted estimates on installing customer supplied faucet.

Came out to another Leach project to install a new 4 in recessed light over the newly renovated shower as well as fix a exhaust fan that was not working previously.(1 year warranty.)

Came a second time to check for leaks we thought weren’t there after running the same tests again I saw both leaks instantly and called the customer to advise him the leak was on the old basket strainer and the pop up assembly in restroom. Replaced and sealed both properly. Ran the same tests on my replacements and no leaks were seen. Thank you for choosing keep smiling plumbing !!!!

Upon arrival, customer stated she had a leak on her first floor ceiling. After further inspection, I noticed there was no bathroom above the ceiling. Customer approved estimate for a basic diagnostic fee in order to cut out sheet and determine what the issue was. After cutting sheet, I noticed the issue was coming from an aluminum vent pipe exiting the side of the house. I noticed it was leaking due to heavy rain going inside of the vent. There was a loose connection with aluminum tape. I saw no issue with the vent outside of the house. Put more aluminum tape around the pipe to seal it better. I told the customer to wait for this weekend since it’s going to rain to see if it leaks again.

I arrived on the job and spoke with our client about what work she would need performed. Once I looked at her doorbell and chime I wrote up a diagnostic to find the issue. She requested the quotes be emailed to her for consideration.

KSPEHC went out to investigate a transition from septic to sewer. Nearest connection to sewer system seems to be about 300-400 feet away. Tech suggested getting in contact with water department to determine if connection to sewer system is even an option based off distance. Tech also explained that an easement would more than likely be necessary in order to cross property lines and enter the roadway. Homeowners are going to gain that Information and also tap fee information. Once that is obtained they will call us back for more accurate pricing information so they can decide what route is best for best for them.

Homeowner currently has a cast iron sewer line that is compromised with roots. Roots have broken into the drop going down to the 6” county clean out that is about 7 foot deep. Keep Smiling will replace entire main line from the 4” clean out up by the home all the way to the 6” county clean out near the road. Manager approved 15% friends and family discount applied to the estimate. 5 year warranty on repairs

Homeowner not present during appointment. Camera’d the line to provide free estimate for sewer main replacement. Line is approx 30-40 feet long. Root intrusion near the county clean out. Homeowner said she will figure out finances and call us back to set up appointment for replacement

Squirrel Barrier Extension and One New Ceiling Fan

On arrival found 2012 R410a Rheem 3-Ton heatpump system blowing fuses. After inspection found heat strips have failed. Also found outdoor compressor has failed and is shorting out under load. Technician recommended full system replacement due to failures and age. Also found thermostat wire chewed on by squirrels, and would recommend pulling new thermostat wire upon new system installation. Homeowner is interested in our two mid-Tier Bryant systems as well as EcoBee Smart Thermostat with three room sensors. We will email proposals for replacement as soon as possible. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling. Have a blessed day!

Panel Maintenance New Receptacle for Master Bedroom Squirrel Damage Repairs Squirrel Barrier New Ceiling Sconce for Porch

KSPEHC was called out to repair or replace 2 drain pumps in the basement. First pump is located in a closet behind the basement kitchen. This pump is only for the kitchen drain. Second pump is located in the utility room behind basement bathroom. This pump is serving all of the bathroom drainage. Tech provided estimate to replace both pumps due to age and failure to activate properly. Homeowner approved tech to perform replacement on both pumps. After installation was completed tech tested both pumps by running water and hearing each pump activate multiple times. During pump cycle tech inspected all connections to ensure a leak free installation. No issues at this time. Homeowner is bundling plumbing and electrical work on same financing account/plan.

At todaysvisit, Mr. Marshal was expericing an issue with an outlet in her office. The receptacle had visibly burned and melted as a direct result of running a space heater in the room. To repair this issue, it was recommended the receptalce be replaced. Mrs. Marshal agreed to this. With the burned outlet cut out and removed, the wiring was cut back to I burned wire, spliced together by means of pig-tail wiring method, and rewired to a new receptacle. I also put a new outlet cover over it as well. With the new outlet in, power has been restored to the rest of the circuit.

At todays visit, Mr. Travis had recently had a tree fall on the home which uncovered asbestos which required removal. In this process, it was found that significant electrical work needed to be performed to get the house back in a livable condition as the service is outdated and damaged, the panel box is outdated and lacking many of the required protections. It was also found that there were many buried junction boxes that were uncovered once the drywall was removed as well as exposed wiring in many locations as well. Two options were presented to Mr. Travis. The first includes Repalce into the service and panel and redeviceing the home and adding brace boxes for ceiling fans that are present all to code. The second option was to have the service and panel replaced, as for rewiring the entire house to todays standard to the code requirement. These estimates have been emailed to Mr. Travis.

Came out to the Wilson residence to install a outlet above his mantle for his tv to connect to when it’s mounted on the wall.(1 year warranty.)

Came out to the Bell residence to replace rusted straps on the Service where he only has one remaining the tech installed 4 additional straps.(did advise mr.Bell that his miters is rusting away so eventually it will fail we will not be responsible for this it will be an additional charge.)(90 day warranty on straps.)

Came out to the Ziga residence to do a repair on the service where it had been pulled off the wall.(1 year warrnaty.)

Install new 50 amp breaker in the main panel, located in the garage. Run a new size 6gauge wire from the panel to the outside, where it will be protected by pvc pipe, going down to the back of the house, into the disconnect box. From the disconnect, it’ll tie into the hot tub rated for 50a.

Estimate for hot tub circuit

Arrived at homeowners home. homeowner had upstairs bedroom bathroom that the mother stayed in, that the tub was leaking through the ceiling and down into the living room area, toilet was also hard to flush. After talking with the homeowner, I found that the week has been going on for quite some time but it has been such a small leak, and it leaks often on so they haven’t worried about it. The mother accidentally stopped up the toilet last night to the point where it overflowed onto the floor and leaked through the ceiling so they called us out. After inspecting work, I found that the toilet flapper chain was too long so when you would push the handle of the flush, the toilet, the flapper would only come up a little bit, and the toilet would not get a good flush. The fill valve in the toilet was also the old bowl style and did not shut off. I ran water in the shower to see if I could get it to leak but I was unable to. We ran water for about 15 to 20 minutes but it would not leak. I exp

In Ellenwood, GA, I was called to troubleshoot a wiring issue with three-way switches that were improperly connected. Upon inspection, I found that the common terminals on both switches were hooked up incorrectly. I rewired the switches by properly switching the commons, ensuring correct functionality. After testing, the three-way switches now work seamlessly, allowing the homeowner to control the lights from both locations.