Hoschton, GA

Checked shower in basement for low pressure and shower head was clogged,cleaned and is fine and install customer supplied faucet in powder bath

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had 50 gallon gas Bradford white water heater in basement that the pilot light went out. After talking with the homeowner, he explained that he came down here this morning after realizing that there was no hot water, so he took a look at the heater and saw that the status light was not blinking. He turned the heater off and turned the gas off and called us. When I started inspecting the heater, I immediately noticed that the heater looks relatively newer, and I did not notice anything out of the ordinary. I explain to the homeowner that I would give him a price to try to relight the heater and if I am successful, then we are good, but if not, we would have to move to figuring out what is going on. I explained that I will check the pressure first to make sure the pressure is in working order. I check the pressure at the bottom of the water heater and the pressure was 76 psi. Explain to the homeowner that his pressure is supposed to be between 50 and

Upon arrival, I was greeted by Mr. Cutts. He brought me to the kitchen sink to show me the leak that had sprung up since the previous day. It was a steady drip coming from the P-trap attached to the garbage disposal. I had disconnected and reconnected this P-trap when replacing the kitchen faucet the prior day.All that was required was a quick swap out of an original washer with a new one. The P-trap no longer drips. Mr. Cutts will continue to monitor the sink. * No Warranty.

Upon arrival, I was greeted by Mr. Cutts. He has scored me to the kitchen to show me the new customer supplied faucet he desired to have installed. It took a look under the sink to examine the drain pipes and asked a few questions. After getting on the same page, Mrs. Cutts brought me to the master bathroom shower to tell me about how it periodically leaks from the showerhead. I told her that most likely the cartridge needs replaced. They allowed me to check the water pressure and thermal expansion tank. I noticed that the water pressure was high and that the thermal expansion tank had failed. I informed them about what having high-pressure means along with the function of the thermal expansion tank. They agreed to have pricing for all four items. We discussed different options. They agreed to an estimate, allowing me to move forward. I gathered the material that I needed and got to work. I began by replacing the pressure valve and thermal expansion tank. After that I moved on to the

At today’s visit, the previous bathroom heater was removed and replaced with a 2000W 240V heater for increased heating in the Master Bathroom. The switch was replaced with one compatible with the bathroom heater. It is a turn knob 60 minute timer switch. The breaker was also replaced for a 20amp 240volt breaker. With the power turned on, the new heater is operational. The new heater has a 1 year warranty from Keep Smiling Co.

Emailed quotes to install water heater and tankless,customer to talk with husband and call back.

At today’s visit, Mr. Ramsay explained the ceiling mounted heater installed previously is not big enough for what they are looking for. He is looking to have it replaced with a 240volt version with higher wattage to produce more heat. Research will have to be done to locate a heater that’s 240volt that will function with a wall timer switch as opposed to a thermostat.

KSPEHC was called out for 2 water heater tune ups to be performed. On arrival tech was shown to the basement where two 50 gal gas rheem water heaters are located. During inspection tech noticed the units are 18 yrs old. Tech also noticed the installation of the units are no longer within code for multiple reason. At this time tech explained to the homeowner that the flush and service could not be performed on the units due to age. By attempting to service and flush the units could result in internal damage which would cause the heaters to no longer function. Performing these tasks would be a liability and not worth possible water damage should they fail during the process. Homeowner was told that estimates will be provided for replacing both 50 gal units with two new ones as well as options for a 75 gal gas or a tankless water heater install.

Quote waived dispatch fee

Upon arrival, customer stated that her water heater was leaking in the basement. Upon further inspection. I found that it was an 80 gallon water heater that was leaking out of the elements I recommended getting it replaced because of the age of the unit Today I replaced the old leaking 80 gal water heater with a new light commercial 80 gal water heater from Bradford white 5 year warranty parts and labor 5 year manufacturing warranty

At today’s visit, the circuit for the bathroom heater was installed. This is a 120volt 20 amp circuit. The breaker installed is a CH single pole 20 amp breaker. The wiring installed is 12/2 romex. The bathroom ceiling mounted heater is 1250w. It has a built in fan to blow the heat downwards. The fan is manufactured by Broan. A 120v dual timer was also supplied and installed to control this heater. All parts supplied and installed come with a 1 year warranty from Keep Smiling Co.

Replace thermal expansion tank above water heater. Also replaced elements and thermostats inside electric water heater. Recirculation pump I’ve been running nonstop which caused excessive wear and tear on the heater and began tripping internal breaker.

Quoted to install gas line for a cooktop customer declined

Submitted estimates via email to Jason

Both toilets in the home had severely concaved 3” flappers. I have changed the, both out and ensured no escape of water from the tank to the bowl.

Upon arrival customer claimed he had an unknown leak. Because the water meter kept spinning. Customer had 2 water meters. One for his house and one for his irrigation system. I did see and feel in from of meter was very wet and muddy. We first turned the main shut off in the house to isolate the water line in the yard. It was unfortunately still spinning. We started talking about of what we could do. And I started off by a diagnostic fee to start digging in from of meter box and if I found it I would wave the diagnostic and charge him to repair the work. And if I didn’t find it he would still pay the diagnostic fee. He went inside to talk to his wife about it and they agreed on my plan. After digging for a bit I found the leak it was a split open 90 on the irrigation system tied in to the main, I showed him and asked if he wants me to continue the work he agreed and signed on the repair estimate. I repaired the leak , waited 45 min for glue to dry, turned water on to test and no leaks

Arrived on the job and looked over what our client was needing. After looking over the job I found that I could pull the circuit from the meter on the left side of the house. I wrote up a price for our client and sent it to his email after explaining to him what I would be doing.

At today’s visit, Mr. Ramsay is looking to have a heater installed in his bathroom controlled by a turn knob style timer. This work would require a circuit be pulled from the panel box. An estimate was worked up and presented to Mr. Ramsay and has been emailed.

Upon arrival, I was informed that a break kept tripping on the washer, machine circuit. I asked the customer a couple questions and realize that it was not tripping during use. I took a closer look at the panel and realized it was an Eaton, Cutler hammer. The earlier model breakers tend to have these issues and the best way to fix it is to replace it. I replaced the original breaker with a new generation 6 breaker and everything was working as it should.

KSPEHC was callled out for a gas leak. On arrival homeowner took tech to the kitchen where the gas was turned off for the range. Homeowner stated county came out the day before and said the leak was near the flex connection and range regulator. When tech investigated the area he found no leak taking place. Tech sprayed solution onto fittings and no evidence of a leak was shown. At this point there is no gas leak.

The customer said she was very unhappy with the price to install the kitchen faucet even after $50 off coupon, which was better than the 5% off returning customer discount. The customer will not be proceeding forward at this moment.

Replace upstairs bathroom shower cartridge. Water pressure is over 115 PSI. Cannot warranty or guarantee work without PRV being replaced. Homeowner wants to change the PRV himself as he has done it in the past.

Gave a estimate for a generator circuit( not responsible for drywall damage.)

Point of use water heater leaking in kitchen cabinet,pick up and replaced point of use water heater and replaced supply line on hot side.

Upon arrival customer claimed he had a leak on his irrigation system. And did not leak when irrigation valve was off. Whenever he took me to the valve. I turned it on just to see where water was coming from. As soon as I turned it on I felt a thump on the floor where my foot was. I continued telling the customer that I will charge him a diagnostic fee at first for me to find the leak and once I find it, the fee will be waived and he will only pay the repair. He agreed on it and I started digging. After digging. I saw multiple pipes where I dug my hole and once I turned on water I saw that the leak was coming from an elbow because it was cracked. I gave him price for me to repair it. He agreed on price and work was done today. I had to repair it with a swing joint since I did not have no leverage on either side I cut. After making last connection I turned water on to test it and no leaks were seen. 1 year warranty labor. Unless it freezes and busts since irrigation is not under the f