Marietta, GA

Arrived at property. Tom was out previously and gave an estimate for an advanced diagnostic to cut a hole in the living room ceiling to see what was leaking from the upstairs hall bathroom. After talking with the tenant, he explained that this happened about two weeks ago that he noticed a drip in the ceiling, but thought it was due to his son, having the shower curtain outside of the shower but the other day his son was taking a bath, and when he drained the water a lot came through and left a stain on the ceiling in the living room. I started by cutting a hole in the ceiling to investigate where the water was coming from that I had the homeowner go fill up the bathtub and dump it to see where the water was coming from. We were unable to find any water at first so then I had to cut back on the other side of a joist from the drain it was dripping through a nail and then dripping down to the drywall ceiling. I went upstairs and took a look at the bath and found that it was leaking from

Replaced 2” shower stall drain assembly with new p-trap and up to 2’ of 2” pvc drain for master bath. Replaced Roman tub faucet in master. Replaced kitchen sink faucet and reconfigured kitchen drain system. KEEP SMILING IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DRYWALL OR TUB DAMAGE

KSPEHC was called out for sewer backing up. Homeowner explained that they tried to clear the blockage themselves but were unsuccessful and needed a longer cable. Tech provided pricing for attempting to clear blockage with sewer machine through an outside clean out access. Approval was given for tech to perform task. After clearing the blockage blockage tech retrieved a lot of roots around the cable. Water was able to drain but it is unclear for how long before roots take over again. Options for repair and replacement of the sewer line were sent to the email on file.

One fluorescent light was not working in the store. I did a diagnostic to determine what the issue was. My diagnosis lead me to believe we had a bad ballast. After getting approval for the ballast replacement, i was able to get the light to work properly.

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had upstairs hall bathroom vanity faucet that was leaking. After inspecting the vanity faucet, I found that the snap connection where the handle connects to the Fossett under the vanity has came apart. I simply snapped it back together and ran water to test for any leaks and functionality and all is well. I asked the homeowners if they have everything else they would like me to look at, and the homeowner explained that she has her master toilet that she believes leaks because she hears what sounds like water draining every now and then from it. After inspecting the toilet, I found that the flapper is an old fluid master flapper and has formed bubbles around the rubber ring that makes the seal on the flapper. I explained that we would just have to replace the flapper and that will take care of the issue. I gave the homeowner an estimate to replace the master bathroom, toilet flapper. Homeowner accepted. I did the work. When work was done I turned ba

Quoted to replace heater and shut off valves,customer did not want to do today.

Upon arrival, customer showed me upstairs toilet in the master bedroom. He told me that it wasn’t filling up I flush the toilet multiple times. It filled up perfectly fine. There is no leaks. It’s not backing up. I showed this to the customer as well but nothing seemed wrong. Then I went to talk to the lady in the house and she told me that she would like to get the fill valve replaced I gave her a price to replace the full valve I explain to her that everything seem fine there is no leaks there’s nothing wrong with that toilet. I left a estimate for a fill valve. Thank you for choosing keep smiling.

Upon arrival, customer showed me their cleanup and informed me that they would snake it every single year because there was roots or something blocking the line coming outside of the house. They were wanting me to sneak going into the house to unplug the blockage. I asked them if they had the line Cameron they told me yes. I did a camera inspection to make sure the rest of the line was fine. After running the line, I saw that there was a belly 10 m down the line. I informed the customer of theirs I have pictures as well that shows still water. After sneaking the line, I asked the customer to run some water. Everything flowed good. But I also informed them that would be best to do a repair instead of snaking it, because sneaking, it will not fix the issue doing a repair will. There is no warranty because I pulled out some roots and also cause of the belly down the line. Customer told me that right now they’re doing a Band-Aid and later on they will do the repairs. Thank you for choosing

Arrived at customers house for issue with ring doorbell that we previously came out for last year after examining ring bell rings customer states it’s not charging transformer has been replaced already customer said she will order new camera and call for installation

Remove bad section of 3” drain and replace with new pipe and fittings in kitchen/dining area. Removed the bad section of 3” pvc piping. Replaced back with 2 Fernco coupling, and a new 90 fitting. Made sure no more leaks after the repair was made. Ran everything upstairs to ensure proper drainage and no leaks were found.

Found 3” drain pipe leaking in the wall. We will need to remove the drywall to expose the drain line on the backside of the kitchen island to make necessary repairs. Remove old drain pipe and replace with new PVC.

Upon arrival, customer stated he saw a leak above his shower on his ceiling coming down from his second floor bathroom. Customer already started a claim with his insurance. Customer wanted estimates to fix the issue. Provided the customer with a diagnostic fee in order to cut out the sheet rock. He stated he wanted to go through insurance to see if they would cover the cost of the diagnostic fee.

Upon arrival, I was greeted by the Srirammalu family. They brought me to their water heater to show me the recent issue. It is a 50 gallon Bradford White gas water heater. The pilot went out some time in the morning and wouldn’t reignite. To be more accurate, the pilot would ignite but wouldn’t stay lit. They expressed to me about already getting help from Bradford White tech support. The individual they spoke with informed them that the gas control valve would need to be replaced. I attempted to reignite the water heater and confirmed the opinion of tech-support. I contacted the PDI supply house in the Woodstock area to see if they had the matching part in stock. They did and processed the manufacturing warranty for it. Since I was able to confirm that part could be found, the Srirammalu family agreed to the estimate for replacing the gas control valve. I fully drained the water heater in order to remove the original gas control valve and install the new one. I also added a black iro

Recall on gas line. We found the leak on the gas line and fixed it properly. Also customer has front outside hose bib leaking that needs to be replace. Install new outside hose bib on front of house. Comes with 1 year warranty.

The upstairs tub is leaking from the drain. It is leaking down into the walk in closet and bathroom of the master bedroom. Replacing the tub drain is the first step to explore to see if that will fix the issue in fixing the leak without having to cut the sheet rock in the walk in closet. Remove and replace back with a new tub drain. The vent cap for the roughed in bathroom in the basement has a slow drip to it. Need to cut off the old vent cap and replace back with a new one. That will fix the leak. Also a small leak on hot water line 4 feet above heater side of heater. After inspection thermal expansion tank on water heater has gone bad. Install new thermal expansion tank on heater. We will replace small section of pex piping to fix leak. Comes with 1 year warranty.

customer wanted estimate for outlet to be installed behind tv in living room (tv has to be removed pre installation)

Electrical Inspection: 371 Clear Springs Ct, Marietta, Georgia 30068. 1. No Receptacle found 2. Proper Fuse in place 3. Open Ground problem resolved. *However the ground wires are not Braided and Bonded.* 4. Grounds and Neutrals separated. 5. 4/0 Cable and 100 Amp Fuse in place, which meets specifications but the 4/0 Cable is greatly oversized for 100 Amps. *Due to the oversized wiring putting pressure on the 100 Amp Breaker and Bus Bar the lower left hand of the panel appears to be twisted and may become more damaged over time. Also one of the Conductor’s insulation is damaged and showing aluminum. As well as the Panel Door is not installed.* *Please note, Keep Smiling was hired for an Electrical Inspection only and didn’t not complete any of the repairs required on the Georgia Realtors Inspection Report*

Upon arrival customer stated he was still smelling gas from the gas line that I installed upon further inspection. The joint of the flex line had popped out again, so I replaced the whole fitting and went ahead and gave everything another 1/4 turn with my channel locks. And tested everything throughly Thank you for choosing keep smiling plumbing, electric, heating and cooling!

Remove and replace back with a new tub drain. The vent cap for the roughed in bathroom in the basement has a slow drip to it. Need to cut off the old vent cap and replace back with a new one. That will fix the leak.

Upon arrival, customer stated that he was smelling gas after I installed a gas line for a pizza oven. Upon further inspection. I found that one of the fittings did not seat properly and had wiggled out of joint I took apart the fitting re-cut the pipe and sealed everything back up attached to this invoice. You will find a video of the gas test.

Cut out and replaced outside faucet on front of house

Run a new gas line for a natural gas pizza oven and put in a tee fitting and cap it off for future gas fixtures on the back porch sheet rock in basement will need to be cut out to find a tap point that is true 1/2 inch Keep smiling is not responsible for any sheet rock repairs 1 year warranty

At today’s visit, Mrs. Cari has been experiencing an issue with her pool equipment. She stated that when power is lost to the house, once it has been restored the pool equipment stops working when it should be automatic. I informed Mrs. Cari that we do not handle the communication wiring and electronic portion of the equipment however we are able to help with the Electeicsl wiring providing power to the pool panel, as well as the 120/240 volt wiring supplying power from the breakers. An estimate was provided for a lowest level of diagnostic work to test the pool panel and breakers, ensure all connections were made and tightly made, and that that portion is in proper working order. Mrs. Cari agreed to this estimate. Therefore, during the diagnostic, I determined that the pool panel is getting power from the meter disconnect. The feeder wiring for the pool panel is connected to the load side cable of the service disconnect by means of a clamping connector to the load side wiring. The vol

Pressure is 82 psi. We will need to install a new prv in basement to bring pressure back to code at 65 psi.Both thermal expansion tanks are bad and need to be replaced. Heaters are only 3 years old. Install 2 new thermal expansion tanks.1 on both heaters. Replace flapper in down stairs hall bathroom toilet. Comes with 1 year warranty parts and labor.

Estimate for Customer supplied toilet seats.