Cleared a clogged sink.

Repaired a pex tubing leak in the attic.

Sump pump

Replaced garbage disposal

Sewer line repair

Replaced hose bib

Inspect leaky master bathtub

Installed a water treatment system with a 48k Grain Water Softener

Water Main repair

Sewer line repair

Water Main repair

Inspect leaky master bathtub

Repaired a leak under the kitchen sink.

Sewer line repair

Cleared clogged drain

I installed a new hose Bibb with a female adapter.

I installed a 50-gallon electric water heater with a new ball valve and flex lines, hooking it back into the temperature and pressure line and powering it up.

I installed a 50-gallon gas water heater, a drain pan, two stainless steel flex lines, a temperature and pressure line, a venting hook-up, a 3/4” ball valve, and a gas hook-up. I also fired up the unit.

I installed a 5-stage ultimate reverse osmosis system with a brushed nickel spout and ran the line to the fridge for new filters and filled the tank.

I installed a new 50-gallon electric water heater.

I installed a 50-gallon gas water heater, including a drain pan, two stainless steel flex lines, temperature and pressure line hook-ups, a 3/4" ball valve, and a gas hook-up. I also connected the venting hook-up and fired up the unit.

I replaced the old softener with a new 64k Ultima softener and brine tank. I also installed stainless steel supply lines.

I repaired a main service line cut out 20 feet section and replaced it with pex using a 1" PVC coupling with threads and a pex adapter to thread into the coupling. I ran 20 feet of 1" pex tubing through 2" abs sleeve underground and tied it into copper using a pex adapter that was soldered onto the pipe.

Excavated next to the meter box to expose the copper pipe and the transition to PVC pipe. Removed the leaking section and replaced it with a new piece of copper pipe, using a copper female fitting and Schedule 80 PVC fittings. Allowed the glue to dry for approximately 45 minutes, then turned on the water to test for leaks. Left the hole open overnight and returned the next day to backfill

I installed a 50-gallon gas water heater, including a drain pan, two stainless steel flex lines, a temperature and pressure line, a venting hook-up, a 3/4” ball valve, and a gas hook-up.