Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electrical Services in Monroe, GA
In Monroe, GA, our company stands as the go-to choice for homeowners seeking top-quality plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling services. From repairing leaks and upgrading electrical systems to installing furnaces and servicing air conditioners, Keep Smiling Plumbing, Electric, Heating & Cooling delivers dependable solutions. We’re dedicated to keeping your home comfortable and functioning at its best, with tailored services that address your specific needs.
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Charming Monroe, GA
Monroe, GA, is a charming city located in Walton County, known for its rich history and vibrant community. Established in 1821, Monroe serves as the county seat and boasts a picturesque downtown area filled with historic buildings, quaint shops, and local eateries. The city is surrounded by several welcoming neighborhoods, each with its own unique character. Areas like Social Circle and Loganville offer a blend of suburban tranquility and small-town charm, making them popular choices for families and retirees.
Additionally, Monroe is conveniently situated near larger cities such as Athens and Atlanta, providing residents with easy access to urban amenities while enjoying the peaceful ambiance of a smaller community. The city also hosts numerous events and festivals throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of community and making it a delightful place to live and visit.
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Job Locations and Reviews
Came out to the Stinson residence to install a ceiling fan (customer provided),chandelier (customer provided),as well as a can light refinish kit (customer provided).(1 year labor warranty.)
Came out to the Matson residence to diagnose why there flood light wasn’t turning on upon inspection discovered that the flood light had gotten water inside of it and rusted the internals parts out to a point where they fell off.Mr.Matson also wanted the tech to move a generator inlet plug closer to where he stores his generator.Did advise Mr.Matson the importance of a whole home surge protector as well.(1 year warranty on labor only.)
I arrived to the property and the customer a defective sewage ejection pump. I supplied and installed a new half horsepower sewage ejection pump. I performed several tests on it to ensure full function. I pressurized the system and tested for any leaks. There is a three-year parts and labor warranty. upon a thorough evaluation of the safety features of the customers home, I was able to find that the pressure on the home was at 105 psi, the water heater was missing a thermal expansion tank. I will return Friday at 11 AM to install a new pressure reducing valve and thermal expansion tank.
At today’s visit, Mrs. Cox is expericing an issue with the detectors in the home. This started with the smoke detector in the Master bedroom. In the middle of the night it began to chirp. Mr. Cox disconnected the detector to get it to stop. Shortly after this, multiple other detectors began to chirp for battery replacements. Mr. Cox replaced the batteries but they still continue to chirp. Three estimates were presented. The first being replacing the detector in the master bedroom. The second estimate is for replacing with the same type of detector with replaceable batteries throughout the house as the age of the home is nearing the 7 year mark of age. The third option is to Repalce all of the detectors with 10 year worry free detectors that have built in batteries that do not need to be replaced. These estimates have been emailed as they wish to replace the individual detector in the master room themselves to see what will happen.
Replaced pressure reducing valve located in garage and replaced valve cartridge in daughters bath.
At today’s visit, Mr. Askren was experiencing an issue with his outside outlets not working. As Christmas is coming up, he is looking to get the Christmas lights working again. He’s previously been using an extension cord to power the lights from a receptalce in the crawl space. However the outside receptacles quit working roughly 3 years ago when he had some pressure washing done. Mr. Askren was quoted a minimum diagnostic charge to which he agreed to have the work performed. Therefore, during the diagnostic, the gfci in the garage was found to be tripped, upon resetting it, it was noted there was still no power to the outside outlets. Opening the outlet on the back porch, it was discovered that the wiring and been cut and capped off. Therefore, once the wiring was tied back through, power was restored. Given the condition of this outside outlet having mud inside the slots, it was recommended to be replaced. Mr. Askren agreed to this, therefore,the diagnostic fee was waived and the ou
I arrived to the property in the customer had a tankless water heater that was not working. After looking at the manufacturing date, it read 16 years old. I gave the customer an estimate to supply and install a new Reni tankless water heater comparable to what they have now, everything out the door the estimate came out to 4200 with parts labor material and installation. The estimate will be good for 30 days. Customer did not have an email they could provide me with.
Customer has 3-20 year old 47 gal water heaters located in crawlspace. They are still producing hot water a customer is getting quotes to replace in the near future. I gave options for water heater replacements and toilets.
I installed a light in the back “dinning” area near the kitchen with a new switch.
Upon arrival, customer stated he had a leak that appeared to him to be coming from upstairs dripping through his subfloor and onto the basement floor. Upon further inspection I found that the copper had a pinhole leak in it, spraying up towards the subfloor above, saturating the area, causing water to drip down Onto basement floor I Repaired the section of copper with the pin hole leak 1 year warranty
KSPEHC was called out for unknown leak in the home. On arrival homeowner stated the water spraying was able to be heard clearly. City was able to get water turned off last night. During inspection tech was able to determine that the exposed water was coming from the washing machine itself. After being able to isolate by turning off washing machine shut off valves. Once these were turned off the water no longer sprayed out. The spraying water was unable to be seen due to it being an internal washing machine issue. Tech recommended homeowner contact manufacturer or appliance repair company to investigate further.
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Upon arrival, customer stated there was a leak up under her kitchen sink upon further inspection, I found that it was coming from an integrated supply line coming from the body of the faucet customer was made aware of the issue, and was made aware that the Faucet would need to be replaced, because the supply lines are integrated into the Faucet itself I Supplied and installed a new delta Marca kitchen faucet 1 year warranty
I arrived to the property in the customer had Renee tankless water heater that was flashing error code 63. After driving an hour back-and-forth to our office to pick up a monometer, I unplugged the tankless water heater while waiting for customer support through Reni, plugged it back in, and the air code went away. We tested research at the furthest fixture and it got hot water and eight seconds. We then stress tested the tankless water heater, and there were no issues with it. I also helped the customer set up their water filtration system.
I arrived to the property and the customer had two matching lavatory faucets. One was defective so they chose to have both lavatory faucets replaced. The customer had the specific one chosen out which I went and picked up for them. I did not upcharge material cost. I simply picked it up for them, and installed it for labor, price, and tested for any leaks. there is a one year parts and labor warranty.
I had forgotten to install toilet seat last time I was here today I returned and installed new Kohler slow close toilet seat Thank you for choosing keep smiling, plumbing, electric heating and cooling!
Mr. Moody has a 13 year old 80 gal electric that has no immediate issues, he just wants options for future replacement
Installed customer supplied delta faucet
Upon arrival customer claimed he had a leak going on , on some work we have done in the past, after checking it out I saw a very, very small drip coming from the cpvc plastic male thread. Since work was still under warranty, I did not charge customer at all. I put in a cpvc brass male thread and redid about a foot of piping . I did have to glue so after making the last connection I waited 45 minutes for glue to dry before turning water on after the 45 minutes were up. I turned water on to test. No leaks were seen. I didn’t check the pressure at the water heater and pressure was at 60 psi Thank you for choosing keep smiling plumbing.
Cleared main line from house to septic Grandson had dropped some debris down the clean out and created a soft tissue blockage Rocks and sticks are the suspects Tech cleared the line and tested and everything was flowing properly This is a one time free cleaning to help out a veteran and repeat customer
Upon arrival, customer stated that the toilet that I repaired was still leaking upon inspection I realized the nut on the tank to bowl bolt had loosened I re-tightened everything until no signs of water.
Upon arrival, customer stated that he had a leak coming from a valve behind his water heater in his garage upon further inspection, I found it was a brass pex vault ball valve that was leaking due to minerals in his well water. Customer was left with an estimate to replace old brass ball valves with new plastic ball valves, so the well water could not eat away at that brass anymore
Upon arrival, customer stated that when he would turn on his kitchen sink, water was coming out of the drain system and also his toilet was leaking when in use upon further investigation, I found the tank to bowl gasket was leaking and bolts were rusted out, and I found the flange tail piece that threads on to the basket strainer was too short, causing the flange tail piece to pop out of the dishwasher tailpiece And also a small leak coming from the connection piece on the backside of the P-trap. I replaced the tank to bowl gasket with a new 3 inch gasket and new tank to bowl bolts I also disconnected all connections under kitchen cabinet, resealed all connections and put in a longer flange tail piece to thread into the basket strainer. Stopping all leaks found today. 1 year warranty
Customer has water service line leak underground. Gave quote and will follow up in couple of days