Plumbing Services Parker CO

Southside Plumbing installed a new 50 gallon water heater with a bypass.

Turned off water at main located behind the water heater in the mechanical room. Drain water down for the entire plumbing system, including the water heater. Turn the power off to the electric water heater. Put up a sign at the water heater switch stating that the water heater must be filled with water before turning the switch back on. Filled P- traps with anti freeze including sinks, shower drain, toilets, Laundry room. Put up slides at each toilet stating that the water is off and they should not be used.

Due to the overwhelming corrosion on the hot side nipple of the water heater, we were not able to repipe the water heater since the nipple broke off. The lines were capped and the heater was hauled away.

Very glad to come out to get your water up and running before your party. Hopefully your little one gets some sleep before it all happens. Enjoy the day, Mark.

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The shower in the hall bathroom needed an adjustment made on the length of the tub spout piping. Southside Plumbing removed the existing tub spout can be replaced it with a new one at the proper length. The new spout was installed using soldered connections and fittings. A new stand pipe was also added for the dishwasher in the kitchen. The kitchen sink was tested by filling the sink and draining it multiple times. No other leaks were found

I snaked through the 2 closest clean outs to the floor drain. The floor drain was backing up. After clearing the blockage, I washed out the floor drain with 4, 5 gallon buckets of water. Most of the debris around the drain was washed away and the trap was cleaned and tested. All is draining as well as it can now.

Installed filtering system and recirc pump.

Repaired 2” kitchen drain in basement . Estimates provided.

Replaced a PRV pressure was set at 67psi, also replaced a fill valve and a flapper in the master bedroom. Parts and labor warrantied for a year.

Replaced T&P on water heater.

Replaced the guts (minor rebuild) for master bath toilet. I also replaced the shutoff valve to the same toilet. The old shutoff was the plastic valve with supply line in one piece. I tested house pressure to be about 64 psi.

It was nice to meet you both, good luck on your Adventures as you visit your family and friends in the future. Here’s what we did for you . Flushed your tankless water heater, and added Scale R/X to illuminate Scale buildup in the future on your tankless water heater. Mark

Replaced garbage disposal in kitchen.

Made repairs on three-quarter copper line that was spraying into the ceiling. Sat on new piping and made repairs as needed. Also rerouted waterlines so that both sinks in the back would get hot water from the large water heater. The small heater is no longer in the ceiling. We cut and capped off the lines to it. Also disconnected the electric lines going into it. They are currently capped off in the ceiling. The Circuit breaker to the abandon heater is the same circuit breaker is used for the ceiling lights.

Hi Corey, it was nice meeting you today. Here’s a summary of what we did for you. There was no PRV installed inside the house. Southside Plumbing installed a new 3/4” PRV on the main tree using soldered connections and fittings as required. We did not adjust or test pressure due to the old PRV in the street being intact with plans to remove it. In order to adjust the pressure turn the nut on the front of the PRV, clockwise for less pressure or counterclockwise for more pressure. Aim for anywhere between 65 psi or 70psi. If you have any questions or concerns just give us a call. Have a great day!

Work completed for master bathroom remodel. DWV completed. Water piping partially completed. Shower valves and outlets need to be done nice valves and rough-in blanks are received.

Warranty check on Moen Flo. Faulty unit and Moen is sending outa replacement device to homeowner.

Removed obstruction from disposal and cleared blockage. Ran and tested disposal, it is operating properly.

Hello Nick’s, nice meeting with you. Here’s what we did at your home today. Initially used a small drain cleaner to see if there is blockages in the kitchen line, but did not go far enough to reach all of the grease. Use the Camera to go down further And ran into quite a bit of grease approximately 15 to 20‘ down. Used the flex shaft machine, Simultaneously with flushing down with water to clear out the sidewalls of the pipe of Grease. Fill the kitchen sink and flush a more water down. Pipe was fully clear using camera as far as we could push it.

came back for future investigation after the smell detection company said that there was a Open Pipe in the wall. - Used Camera and scoped Through four cleanout vent lines From the kitchen. - Was able to find two broken sections, and two large drill holes inside of the piping. - Use the location detector to find area of section of drywall that was needed to be cut in order for the repair. - Cut out approximately 3ft x 8ft section of drywall. - Put a new 2 inch PVC piping 8 feet horizontally and approximately 5 feet vertically. - Attached onto old piping near the floor, put on new clean out with plug. - Attached on new 2 inch rubber cap under the dishwasher area, as requested by smell detection company.

Installed two customer supplied faucets to the master bedroom. Put on pop up assemblies, and used new traps for drain system. Filled sink several times to test out, everything Looks great.

Attempted to repair hose bib on the side yard. Put in a new gasket, but unsure if it was a solid repair since the manufacture that we used was different. Put on a new compression valve to the basement toilet and added on stainless steel flex connector.

Southside plumbing came out for a leak. We diagnosed the issue to be a broken faucet in upstairs bathroom. The cod water inlet(what you connect the water supply lime to) had cracked and broke up when I removed the flex. Customer is going to buy and install a new faucet. Tested the house pressure and got a reading of 70 psi.

Customer had a faulty sump pump. The switch was sticking. And it wasn’t shutting off. There was debris and roots in he pit. I cleaned out the debris and roots and replaced the pump and check valve. After pump was installed, I resealed the lid to the pit. I also gave an estimate to replace the dripping hose bib with a new one. Customer will call us back if they want to replace the hosebib.