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Upon arrival customer stated that he has a pipe that is coming from the water and goes to the backyard and is occasionally spewing water out on to the ground. They also said they had another plumber out here and he took a pressure test of 95psi. I took my pressure test today and found it to be under 50 psi which is under what they are set to at the factory. I explained to the customer that this means the diaphragm inside the regulator has failed and is fluctuating pressure throughout the home. I also noticed that the thermal expansion tank is full of water and would need to be replaced. The pipe that is spewing water on the ground outside is the temperature and pressure valve on the water heater that kicks it self open when too much pressure is on the plumbing system. Customer also explained to me that he knows the water heater is getting older and wanted to know how much it would be to flush it. I explained to the customer that with the age of the heater there could be cracks in the

I was to work off of estimate to replace the PRV to get the pressure back in working order and replace the kitchen faucet, along with the cold side cartridge in the master vanity sink. I started by removing the old PRV, and installing the new one, and taking out the old cartridge in the master vanity, and taking it with me to go, find a new one and pick up a kitchen faucet. I was able to pick out a kitchen faucet, but was unable to find the matching cartridge for the vanity faucet. I explain to the homeowner that I would have to order the cartridge and then come back to install it when it arrives. I then remove the old kitchen faucet and install the new one. After work was completed I went and turned on the water to check for any leaks and functionality and all is well. I explained to the homeowner that there is a one year parts and labor warranty on all work that was completed today. Thank you for choosing keep smiling Plumbing electric, heating and cooling. Will return to install ma

Upon arrival customer claimed to have very low water pressure everywhere around her house. She started turning on faucets and I saw that it would have normal pressure at first and decrease after a couple seconds. She mentioned her brother in law and nephew put in a prv 15 years ago but they burried it under ground and she thought maybe that was the issue. I checked the pressure at the water heater and it read 60 but it was not accurate. After gathering the information I needed, I brought up to the customer that we will charge her a diagnostic fee to dig the area where she told me the prv was buried and if it’s there and I will give her some option then regarding the repair/replacement. She agreed and signed off. After digging I instantly found the prv and saw that it was rusted and leaking a little bit. I showed the customer and gave her some options. When gathering info, the customer and I were talking about the water heater. And I mentioned to her how it’s from 1999 and this may be

Customer had concerns about the machine. The error code that was present appeared to say err but it actually read EST for E-Stop. The installation was not completely done correctly but it did get power. I was able test continuity to make sure L1,L2 were wire into the breaker. The ground is connected properly. The parts that I noticed that should’ve been addressed by the previous person who installed it are the straps, panel screws and connecting point. When I first came out to estimate the job the panel dead front cover was flush and now there’s a slight gap along with three total screws missed. Two for the cover and one for the dead front cover. The connection point into the panel was made open just enough to thread the connector to the panel box. This connection point should’ve been made bigger to pass the threads through and secured by using a lock ring. The last part is the sealtight conduit used for the circuit powering the machine is not strapped to the wall and currently rest

Complete single stage 2.5 ton Bryant heat pump system. This quote includes all labor, materials, duct runs, and low voltage runs This quote will require two draws 90% rough in($10,530), 10% set out($1,170). Permit fees are not included. Rough in paid today($10,530) Remaining is set out($1,170)

Arrived at customers house to give quote for install of items in home after talking to customer ended up adding two ceiling fans in upstairs bedrooms and one chandelier in downstairs den didn’t charge for moving light in den from one spot to another used it as a discount

Homeowner wants to replace sewer main from house to septic tank tomorrow. Scheduled for tomorrow, March 28th. Deposit of $760 collected towards job total cost.

Remove customers kitchen sink and install customers new kitchen sink, faucet and rework drain.

Re attach weatherhead Re attach meter panel combo Replace t/a Replace straps Drive 1 10 ft ground rod with new #6 (1 year labor warranty.)( if anything is inside past the meter then will be additional charge.)

Ms.Allen walked me through some of the changes that she wanted to make. A chandelier to be installed over the tub to replace a 6in can light. The light over the was no longer working. The last item was to relocate a fixture from the center of the master bathroom to the closet. To install the chandelier over the tub A fan brace box was needed along with a medallion. This medallion is used to cover the larger hole that was made for the 6 inch Canlite. The bulbs needed for this fixture should be e12 bulb base. Preferably led. The light over the shower was no longer working simply due to a bad bulb. The previous baffle trim did not have a bulb in the center but a protective cover. Once you pull down on the baffle trim, it’ll allow you to replace the bulb. What I’ve done is installed a LED, retrofit Canlite and its place. This light is able to change colors with a total of five different colors to choose from. Currently it is on 3500 K like the majority of the lights in the bathroom. The