Grayson, GA

I discussed with the customer some options to complete the work and she agreed to replace the waterline from the meter to the home with a 71 put transfer from the meter up to the home as well as a 26 foot driveway boar. The customer greet have the work done Monday morning.

Leak outside from relief valve drain,checked water pressure and was fine,replaced relief valve on water heater.

I replaced a GFCI outlet in the front exterior of the home. When replacing the outlet I noticed the outlet box was broken. I advised the customer and he agreed on the repair. I installed the new box followed by a brand new weather rated GFCI outlet and a new in use bubble cover. I also replaced a single pole switch in the kitchen. Sconce light needs to be installed on a future date.

The customer was selling his home and home inspector said his water heater was old and needed to be replaced before selling the home. The customer is looking to cut cost as much as possible, which I reuse the gas, the venting, the T&P. I did however, replace the ball valve to the water heater, replace the thermal expansion tank, and supplied and installed the new 50 gallon gas water heater. I pressurize the system tested for any leaks. There is a one-year parts and labor warranty, as well as six-year manufacturing warranty on the water heater.

Keep Smiling will pull and reset toilet to fix current leak at the base of the toilet, but this will NOT fix the intermittent toilet filling issue. 3 month warranty

Soft tissue blockage, isolated in the toilet, I was able to clear the blockage with the hand auger. While doing my pre-inspection of the area Ms Arnold mentioned that the flush button on the toilet tank lid kept getting stuck. I was able to determine that one of the setscrews had been compressed to far and it was slightly twisting the housing. I was able to adjust this, and everything is functioning properly at this time.

Estimate for fill valve

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had garbage disposal in kitchen that was leaking. After talking with the homeowner he explained that he had his garbage disposal replaced a year ago, and now it is leaking. After inspecting work, I found that it was leaking from around the basket strainer because the basket strainer was not tight. I slipped on the switch for power to see if it would spin and it would just hum. I explain to the homeowner that I could try to unjam the garbage disposal in hopes that would work, but I would at least need to change out the basket strainer to fix the leak. I also explain to the homeowner that the garbage disposal has black mold in grease running down the side of it due to it leaking for so long so I would recommend a replacement to get everything taken care of with no leaks. I gave him an estimate to replace kitchen garbage disposal. Homeowner accepted. I did the work. Tested for leaks and functionality and all is well. Thank you for choosing keep smilin

Technicians took a look at the refrigerator supply line, it was found that when the fridge was pulled out, it was pulled a little too far, causing a small drip on the quick connect for the supply line, technician cut off the end and reconnected the quick connect, there is no more leaks on the supply line

Cut the water heater off to allow tank to be drained. Turn water back on to fill tank and check if everything is functioning properly. Toilet is blocked. Use toilet auger to clear the blockage. Check to make sure toilet is flushing properly. Cut the water heater off to drain down the tank. Fill back up the tank and check for any leaks or issues. Clear the blockage in basement bathroom with a toilet auger. Flush multiple time to make sure toilet is working as it should. The dual handle faucet in basement bathroom is leaking out of the handle cartridges. Rebuild the lavatory faucet to ensure that the leak is fixed.

KSPEHC was called out for a toilet not filling up. On arrival homeowner took tech to upstairs master toilet. Water to the fixture was already turned off. Homeowner stated that water goes in the tank but never fills. Upon inspection of the fixture tech immediately noticed the canister vslve was double sealed and both seals were disconnected from the canister. Fill valve was also spraying water from the shaft. Tech recommended performing a complete tank rebuild for the master toilet. Homeowner gave approval for rebuild to be performed. After installation tech filled the tank and made sure all seals were holding strong. Tech flushed toilet a couple times to ensure proper functioning of the fill valve and flush valve. No issues at this time

KSPEHC was called out for multiple plumbing issues in the home. On arrival tech was shown to hallway bathroom first. Homeowner stated the lavatory faucet will continue to drip as well as toilet in same bathroom will constantly fill. Next area of concern was the kitchen faucet. Homeowner states it also has a drip when handle is turned off. At this point tech mentioned this may be a pressure issue since multiple fixtures have leaking taking place. Next area of concern is the master bathroom. Both lavatory sinks have drain issues. Both sinks need ti have pop up assemblies cleaned to allow proper drainage. Toilet in master bathroom has a handle that sticks. At this point tech is not sure if the flapper is getting stuck or if the issue is with the handle only. Tech then checked pressure on the home. Pressure reading was just barely over 80 psi. Tech explained that this is excessive pressure and the regulator needs to be replaced. This is the reason for the failures in multiple fixtur

Fill valve was filling was just slow. Turned up valve to fill faster. Estimate for new fill valve.

Customer was having a leak from m bath shower,checked drain and not loose,dumped water from bucket over drain and did not leak,dumped water in bottom of shower and did not leak as well as on seat,and removed shower handle and plate,no leak in wall from valve or piping,advised need to remove and replace caulking.

Customer needs water pressure test on basement remodel rough-in that another company performed. I quoted $180. However customer declined stating that they will just wait for their original plumber to come next week. No charge

KSPEHC was called out for an annual membership plumbing inspection. During inspection tech checked pressure and found the pressure to be 70psi. This is within the safe operating range. Tech inspected all fixtures in the home and all exposed piping. Issues found include master toilet flush canister broken causing canister and handle do not operate correctly. 2 other upstairs toilet fill valves are old and filling slowly as well as flush canister upper seal worn down and needing replacement, main floor bathroom needs toilet fill valve and flush canister upper seal replaced as well as Lav faucet stems and seats replaced due to cold side leaking out of handle. Tech provided options to make all necessary repairs. Homeowner approved tech to perfor tank overhaul on master toilet. Tech removed tank from bowl and replaced flush valve fill valve tank to bowl bolts fill tube tank to bowl gasket a supply line. After installation was completed tech flushed master toilet several times to en

Customer had just had their countertops finished and put in place with a new sink basin, We were able to install a new faucet, In order to tie the garbage disposal, and the basket strainer in to the drain system, we had to rework the stack under the sink we were able to successfully do so

Replace whirlpool jacuzzi jet pump with new adapters and o-rings 1 year warranty

Came out to the Wilson residence to re pull a wire Mr.Wilson had me remove yesterday he didn’t realize it was connected to his bathroom outlets due to the fact panel isn’t labeled to well as well as he thought it was on its own line at the time.(1 year warranty.)

Arrived at homeowners home. I was to do work based off of estimate which was to replace 50 gallon gas water heater with new 50 gallon gas water heater, and replace PRV. As I started doing the work, I noticed that the main shut off valve does not work so I asked homeowner if she knew where her water meter was and she explained that she is on an HOA that they all share a meter and they have individual shut off valves for each home. After searching for a while, we were finally able to locate the shut off valve, but it was seized up, I tried to turn it off, but was unsuccessful. I explain to the homeowner that I would have to come back another day and let their HOA know ahead of time that I would have to shut off the water in order to replace the shut off valve to the home. Homeowner is trying to get in touch with somebody and when she does, she will call me back and let me know. I uninstalled old 50 gallon, gas, Rheem water heater, and installed new A.O. Smith 40 gallon gas water heater w

Came out to the Wilson residence to remove a wire from the Gfci in the basement that is tied into and the other end just taped off.(no warranty .)

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had 50 gallon gas Rheem heater in garage that the pilot light has went out. After talking with the homeowner, she explained that she had a gas company come out to work on her fireplace, while doing so they cut off the gas meter causing the pilot light in the water heater to go out and when they try to relight the pilot light, they were unsuccessful. They explained that she would have to call a professional plumber. After inspecting water heater, I gave homeowner an estimate to relight the water heater. I explained it in the chance that I cannot get it to light that I would give her two more options one to replace the gas valve and burner assembly on the heater and another to replace the heater itself. I advised homeowner to go ahead and replace the heater because I explained that it would be wasteful to dump money into an old heater that could go out at any minute. Homeowner was understanding and was wanting to know how much it would cost to repla

I arrived to the property, and the customer had a tiptoe, drain stopper that he attempted to install himself. There was an error with the install which allowed water to leak through the gap on the tiptoe, drain stopper. I uninstalled all of the work, re-threaded into the shoe below, applied piped up on the threads, resealed it with plumbers putty, and replaced the rubber gasket on the bottom portion. I ran water for five minutes to ensure there were no leaks.

Upon arrival, I was greeted by Mrs. Pierce. She had already partially dug a hole near the foundation where the active leak is happening. I performed a brief inspection, confirming that it is the main service line leaking. I provided an estimate for a replacement and another for a repair. After some discussion, Mrs. Pierce has agreed to the estimate for the full replacement. Her earliest availability will be November 25th due to going out of town. She will be back in town on the 22nd of November. Mrs. Pierce agreed to pay a deposit of $830.00. This will reflect upon returning. We will be in touch to make sure that the 25th still works, or if we need to reschedule. Mrs. Pierce will also contact us back if she needs to reschedule to a different day as well. The water meter was left off per Mrs. pierces request.

Plumber had initially looked at the fireplace, stated that it might be an electrical issue rather than a plumbing issue. After a quick inspection, I was able to determine that it wasn’t an electrical issue. I informed the customer that he might need to get a fireplace specialist to take a look at it.