Plumbing Services Englewood CO

Water Heater Repair Service: Addressing inconsistent water temperatures, we identified a malfunctioning heating element as the cause. After replacing the faulty component, we conducted a thorough inspection of the water heater to ensure its efficiency. The homeowner now benefits from reliable and consistent hot water.

Customer had multiple issues with sinks, faucets, shutoff valves and the water heater. I gave estimates for all work. The final price for the work depends on what jobs will be completed. The discount will differ depending on the accepted work.

Looked at multiple issues and gave some estimates. See estimates and call us back with any questions.

Customer said they were having problems with water hammering. We tried to recreate the noise and were unsuccessful in our attempts. The tenant played me a video of the noise. It sounded like a machine gun. Non stop rhythmic hammering, is what was heard from the video. The house pressure was about 48 psi. There was a new looking sharkbite pressure regulator valve on the mainline. I also noticed an old gate valve as the number 1 shutoff valve. It is impossible to know where the noise was coming from. If it happens again, we can come back out to try to recreate the sound. I am unable to give any estimates at this time. If we can make the noise come back, we will have a better chance at finding a solution. The water heater is 17+ years old and should be replaced to avoid a bigger problem. See estimate for water heater

The master shower drain has made gurgling noises in the past and in an attempt to stop any noises in the future, Southside Plumbing ran a drain machine down the master shower drain. The cable ended up coming back clean and Southside Plumbing flushed the lines with lots of water. The drains seem to be working properly. Tile Guy Contact: Caleb Haan 720-340-6511

We replaced/upgraded two regular toilets (one in the women’s and one in the men’s) from standard toilets to new pressure assisted toilets.

Replaced tub spout in upstairs guest bath.

Removed hose from hosebibb

Customer has a gas leak on the threaded connection, downstream from the gas valve. Serial number 20500/0018363. This dryer has a gas leak. Some of the existing pipe will be replaced and a new gas shutoff valve will work.

Customer had a leak in the kitchen sink basket strainer. I replaced the strainer with the drain piping

Hello Laura, glad to find the matching O-ring for the model of recirculating pump that you have. Sounds like it was somewhat of a fluke It started leaking after you turned it off. It’s Fairly salad. Think you should be good for a long while. You could definitely go longer with the shower valve, however, if you were going to change out the shower tiles, I definitely would recommend getting a new shower valve put in the master. Wishing you a great day, Mark.

Rebuild the main valve tree entering the home including 3/4" Main Ball Valve, Pressure Reducing Valves, Vacation Valve, and Sprinkler Valve. Includes: - Remove broken valve(s) - Install additional 3/4" main shut off valve - Install pressure reducing valve; set pressure 65-70 psi - Install 3/4" valve or vacation valve - Install 3/4" sprinkler valve with drain port. * Includes any copper piping required in changing out the valves. * Install new copper at meter. The main drain line will be cleared out using a special drain machine that will scour debris from the inside of the pipe. Along with the drain cleaning machine, it camera scope will be ran down to visually inspect the inside of the line.

The water heater is being replaced as preventative maintenance because it is older in age and the unit is bound to have issues in the near future. The unit was replaced with all new water and gas connections. The vent had to be modified in order to accommodate the new heater. The heater was installed in a drain pan to prevent future damage from leaking heaters.

Replaced delta dual shower Cartridge.

Hi Josh, just wanted to let you know that everything's wrapped up—the water heater is in place and running smoothly. I'll send you some tentative estimates so you have a rough idea if you decide to move forward with anything else. Regarding the softener, it's actually a good idea to place it in the room we initially discussed for the water heater. Since it's a heated room, it would be safe from freezing. The garage is also an option, but if you go that route, I'd strongly recommend getting a space heater to protect it in the cold. The softener holds a lot of water, and we definitely don't want it to freeze and crack. If we decide to put it in the other room, we'd need to cut some drywall and fish the water lines to the garage and back. Let me know your thoughts! Michael Southside plumbing

Replaced kitchen faucet and a dual valve on the hot side underneath the kitchen sink.

The hose bibs in the front and backyard appear to be original to the home. Client is interested in having both of them switched out for new hose bibbs. Southside Plumbing replaced both of the hose spigots using copper pipe and fittings. The new units are a model 17 from Woodford.

Removed and replaced insert cleanout plug on 3” cast iron T in basement.

Snaked kitchen sink drain to clear blockage. I snaked, through the trap, about 75 feet 2 times. I ran the dishwasher and drained 2 full basins of water to test. All is draining free and clear with no leaks.

There was a crack in an 1.5” sanitary tee, used as the tub vent, in the kitchen ceiling. I cut out the broken tee and installed a new one. I tested for leaks and all was dry.

I replaced 2 hosebibs and one Pressure regulator valve. The hosebib on the left side of the house (accessible from the crawlspace) was replaced. The hosebib to the right side of the front door was also replaced. This hosebib had an unknown leak inside the wall. There is some mold in the wall that will be looked at tomorrow morning. I made a concrete and silicone patch around the hosebibs. I also installed a 1” pressure regulator valve on the mainline. There was no previous pressure regulator valve. I set pressure to be 68 psi at the front hosebib. All work was tested for leaks and proper working order. Hosebibs are working fine and there are no leaks.

Install an Elongated Kohler canister flush toilet In the downstairs teacher bathroom. There was an existing pressure tank that we could not find a match to and was obsolete. Keith gave an approval to put a standard flush toilet as it was in a teacher bathroom only. Also put a pressure assisted tank to the teachers only bathroom directly above it.

Replaced hosebib on the left side of the house (next to garage). Ensured a tight, leak-free connection and tested the new hose bib to confirm proper function and efficiency.

Repaired lower 1.5” RP in mechanical room and installed new air gap fitting.

Went out to repair a water heater that was not producing hot water. I found that the heating element had burned out, so we replaced it with a new one. Upon completion, the water heater was tested to ensure it was working properly for the home again.