Plumbing Services West Centennial CO

Replaced hose Bibb on back side of home.

Sprinkler heads were not popping all the way up in the front yard, even though the pressure was set at 80 psi. The PRV is only two years old, Anthony had a sprinkler guy and someone from the water district check things out. We came out as well to diagnose the issue with the sprinkler system. There was an 3/4” adequate ball valve on the main, and pipe size increased to 1” going to the sprinkler system with a ball valve as well. However, found a gate #2 valve had a very short stroke when trying to turn it on and off. Ended up, cutting it out and putting in a new ball valve. We then tested the front yard and all of the sprinkler heads popped up all the way. Yaaaaaaaa!

Today, I came out to my clients home to take a look at a shower valve that keeps on dripping. Our clients Delta shower was dripping out the head. Today, I installed a new cartridge at a special price to win my clients business. Thank you very much for having us out. Call again anytime, we will be happy to serve you. One year parts and labor warranty on this repair I really appreciate you, it was nice visiting with you. Charlie the Plumber

Completed installation of Rinnai RU199iN tankless water heater. Removed old tank unit, upgraded gas line to 3/4", installed new venting through exterior wall. Performed complete system flush and programmed controller to customer's specifications. Achieved 9.8 GPM flow rate. Detailed walkthrough provided to homeowner. Job site thoroughly cleaned.

Southside Plumbing previously replaced the pop-up assemblies located in the upstairs bathroom. The bathroom is located between two bedrooms and is not the master bathroom. Upon replacing the pop-up assemblies and testing them out, the cold side cartridge on the right hand sink began to leak through. New cartridges were obtained and attempted to be installed. The hot side cartridge broke in to two pieces and the stem portion is seized/stuck inside the handle. At this point, the best option is to replace the faucets entirely. Southside Plumbing has replaced the faucets with new units provided by the homeowner. The cost to previously replaced the pop-up assemblies has been credited towards this repair.

Today, I came out to my clients home to take a look at a faucet that they wanted to replace a toilet that needed to be rebuilt, a drain that was running slow, I also found a water pressure issue. I installed a client supplied three-piece lavatory faucet in the downstairs hallway bathroom. I installed new hot and cold emergency shut off valves underneath this new lavatory faucet. I rebuilt the Kohler toilet in the same bathroom. I installed a pressure regulating valve in this home. It did not have one and the water pressure was in excess of 105 psi. Now the water pressure is set to approximately 75 psi. I also installed a new ball valve above this pressure regulating valve. This ball valve can be used to shut the water off for the home. This ball valve will also be used in the future when the pressure regulating valve needs to be replaced. Now it can be isolated and more easily worked on. Additionally, I attempted to clean a drain that was running slow. This drain is located in the

Discussed leak investigation and next steps for homeowner. No work performed.

Installed two customer supplied toilets

Cleared kitchen sink and right hand lavatory in master bath.

This is step one to investigating a serious leak coming from the upstairs bathroom. Once this repair is done, we will be able to turn the water back on and ensure our client that there is no leak.

Client only wanted estimates today, dispatch fee was charged however the fee can be credited towards the repairs that were quoted for.

Customer has a leaking shutoff for irrigation and a broken line on the irrigation system. I gave estimates for repairs.

inspected plumbing to make sure everything was running correctly

Customer had a slow draining sink and a toilet that kept on running. Both were in the 2 floor hall bath. After snaking the sink, the water came up the tub and the master bath shower. There is a clean out behind the access door to the tub drain. I snaked through that as well to clear the blockage in the master and hall bath. House pressure is high and I would recommend installing a new pressure regulator valve. Besides that, all is draining on the 2nd floor and the toilet is working as it should.

Installed tub/shower trim and waste/overflow trim.

Took apart copper line that was going from the sprinkler valve to the backflow preventer. Replaced it with new pex piping. Also made a repair on coming from the union below the back flow. There was an additional hairline crack on the valve, but owner not as worried about that.

Put in two new valves on the water main as well as a new pressure reducing valve. Set pressure approximately 70 psi.

Came out to look at an issue with a bathroom sink that does not have enough pressure. After taking the faucet apart it was determined there is a flow restrictor in the spout assembly. After removing the flow restrictor flow has returned to the faucet. We also adjusted the water level in the hall bathroom toilet. The water level was too high, causing the fill valve to run occasionally.

Put on condensate neutralizer for tankless water heater to help cast iron piping from corroding in the future. Also used cable machine to help clear out blockage that was causing the floor drain to back up in the basement. Scoped the drain and gave videos to the homeowner.

The upstairs bathroom located between the kids bedrooms has two lavatory sinks. The right hand sink is leaking through the cartridge and coming out the spout. The cartridges will be replaced with new ones.

Replaced Recirc pump, check valve, and isolation valve for hot water recirculation.

Adjusted water temperature on water heater. Showed homeowner how to do it in the future. Discussed a couple other plumbing related things in home and at home remedies. No charge.

Roughed in new tub shower valve.

Southside Plumbing was out today to take a look at two potential backups of the drain line. The main floor hall toilet is not flushing properly and we believe it may be obstructed with something. The toilet was cleared out using a toilet auger and proper flow to the toilet drain was restored. The other leak was thought to maybe becoming from the standpipe on the washing machine drain. A couple of rinse cycles was ran through the washing machine and a leak was found. The leak, however, was not coming from the washing machine drain. The leak appears to be coming from the washing machine itself and Southside Plumbing will not repair the washing machine. We advised that the client to contact an appliance repair person instead.

Re-installed existing garden tub with a new deck mount faucet and new trim.