Norcross, GA

Mrs lauter called us out about a leaking toilet. Found out the toilet was 26 years old and leaking from tank to bowl gasket. After discussing option with mrs lauter. She decided to Repair toilet with new tank to bowl gaskets and tank to bowl bolts. Also replace the flush valve and fill valve In Master bathroom toilet. Comes with 1 year warranty.

Run flex shaft through sink drain to clear grease out of drain and advised homeowner he may need to get the lines replaced or jetted to completely take care of this problem. There is a lot of grease in the drains but is draining fine for now

Upon arrival, customer stated she had a leak in her ceiling in her living room. After further inspection, in order to determine where the leak was coming from, sheetrock was going to be cut open to determine where the leak is. Customer approved estimate of diagnostic fee to cut Sheetrock. After further diagnostic, I noticed the leak was coming from the shower drain. The problem itself was the tub. The tub had a slight cracked near the shower drain. I used clear silicone on the crack in order to stop the leak. Customer also had a problem with her toilet. The toilet had a faulty flush valve. Customer approved estimate to just replaced the toilet. I installed a new Kohler toilet chair height with round bowl. After toilet installation was completed, I flushed it multiple times to make sure it was free of leaks. Parts and labor on the toilet have one year warranty.

Cut and remove existing Install new spigot Install new shutoff 1 yr warranty

Dispatch fee waived at todays visit At today’s visit, two estimates were worked up for two separate projects. The first project consists of rectifying electrical safety concerns throughout the warehouse space of the main building. The second estimate consists of adding circuits for cubicles in the main building as well as the second building. These estimates have been emailed over.

Yellow discolor on ceiling in bathroom on third story of house above over head is attic space investigate attic only plumbing in attic is venting lines. Duct work and furnace in attic. Recommend hvac to inspect duct work for condensation.

Cleared clog in hallway bathroom next to meeting room. Toilet in smaller stall. Cleared soft tissue blockage. No other fixtures were affected. 24 hour warranty

I replaced 2x4 lay in fixture in the bathroom with a new. Connection on the original one seemed fine. I tested the voltage and it did have the proper voltage of 120v.

Upon arrival customer stated that he had a 3 handle shower valve that wouldn’t stop leaking out of the stems. He said he has replaced them a few times and they only last about 3 months and begin to leak again upon my inspection of the system I found that the pressure on the home was over 130 psi and I explained to the customer that this is the reason none of his repairs have worked because the fixtures inside of the home are only rated to take up to 80 psi The customer was left with 2 estimates to get these issues fixed

At today’s visit, the transformer supplying power to the electrical cabinet for the saws have been wired up. Both transformers are receiving a voltage of 480V. The output power of these transformers is 400v. The load side of the transformer was wired to the electrical cabinet of the saw with a 6/3 MC cable. This occurred for both saws. Once completed, the breakers were energized and verified to have the correct voltage, the transformers were verified to have the correct incoming and outgoing voltage. The voltage in the electrical cabinet was verified by the saw installation team. All parts supplied and installed by Keep Smiling Co. Come with a 1 year warranty.

On arrival found system not heating, running fan only. After further inspection found that the thermostat does not get a 24V supply from transformer inside furance, however relies solely on battery operations. Replaced two AA thermostat batteries and tested system. Checked for heat to ensure proper operation and system is heating as it should. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling. Have a blessed day.

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The Farmers are looking to remodel their basement and are interested in replacing their, 12 year old 50 gal gas, water heater with a tankless. Gave them options. See estimates

I replaced 3 fan motors in the upper floor. 2 were located in the master bathroom, with one directly over the shower and the other over the toilet. Last one was located in hallway bathroom. I also swapped out a light bulb in the shower and rewired 1 out 4 can lights to restore power.

Tighten tank to to bowl bolts on toilet. Left bolt was leaking. We tighten both sides and checked for leaks. Everything is now working properly with no leaks.

Complete 3” tank rebuild on the third floor room 1 toilet Replace toilet in room 2 3rd floor and replace toilet in 2nd floor hall bath 6 month warranty

Checked m bath shower pressure and is coming out fine.

Leak under kitchen sink from dishwasher tailpiece nut connected to basket strainer,nut was loose,tightened ,tested and not leaking

At today’s service, a 150A 3phase 480volt panel was assembled and installed directly to the left of the main distribution panel. A 150A main breaker was installed inside the main distribution panel to power the new panel we have installed. We labeled this new panel as Panel AB in both the main distribution panel as well the new panel itself. Two circuits were installed as well. 6/3 MC cable was used which has an amperage rating of 60A. Two 60A 3-phase disconnects were also installed. Wire whips were wired out of these for what will be the connection point of the new saws. All parts supplied and installed come with a 1 year warranty.

Homeowner has a copper pipe that has failed within the slab foundation of the home. Leak detection has marked leak directly below the half bathroom vanity. Keep Smiling will need to demo/remove vanity in order to access area. Once vanity is removed, Keep smiling will remove any floor or begin jacking hammering, breaking up slab foundation, and excavating area in order to access compromised piping. Once pipe has been accessed, Keep Smiling will repair pipe, backfill, and repour concrete to rough grade. Removal/Demo of Vanity for Access: $650 Jack Hammering Removal of Slab for Access: $2560 Pipe Repair: $490 Backfill and Concrete Repour from Accessing Pipe. $950 Keep Smiling is NOT responsible for vanity being damaged

Opo#25766 At today’s service, two forklift charges were disconnected from one building. These forklift charges were actively set for 480 volts. They have been reconfigured for 208v. With the voltage change, there was also an amperage change. One charger now draws 30 amps and the other charger draws 40 amps. Both chargers had to have the internal fuses replaced for the correct amperage. 2x 30 amp fuses and 2x 40 amp fuses were supplied and installed. The chargers were brought to the other building where they were wired into the existing circuits and disconnects. With power on, chargers are operational.

There is an additional leak somewhere on the property, I am unable to pinpoint exactly where it is. I have her calling National Leak detection to try and find the source, most likely is coming from underground, but due to a shared Watermain, I am unsure as to the exact location and source of the leak

KSPECH was called out for toilets not flushing. Manager on site explained to tech they don’t want to keep paying for drain clearing. While on site tech noticed the only section of the drain system that isn’t functioning is the new addition. All toilets in men and women’s restroom are backed up. Previous techs have stated they can find no low spots in the drain line to cause a blockage and the drain line has barely any fall at all. This will cause solid waste and toilet tissue to settle to the bottom of the line creating its own blockage. Tech informed management that the only option would be to remove existing drain line and install a new one to get the proper fall required to carry sewage downstream. Tech provided estimate for this repair.

Upon arrival, I was greeted by Thadius Vick. He is installing the new bathroom cabinets for his parents on each side of the previously installed pedestal sink. He explained to me that the sink needed to be moved over by approximately 1/2 inch. I provided an estimate for Mr. and Mrs. Vick, and they agreed to the price. I cut out the dried silicone in order to move the sink. Once freed up we verified that the cabinets could fit. I put the sink in place, reattached the p-trap, and applied silicone. The silicone needs to fully cure before use. This way it is glued against the wall giving it more stability. * Warranties from the previous invoice still apply (6 month craftsmanship warranty).

Arrived on the job and spoke with our client about what issue they were having. After looking it over and trying to find the origin of the chirping I found some battery operated smoke detectors. I moved them from the location and listened for a minute longer to confirm that the chirping was in fact coming from them. I removed the batteries and waited another while to again confirm the chirping was coming from the smoke detectors. I offered to install the smoke detectors for our client, but they were not interested. Dispatch fee was collected.