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inspect the newly installed toilets as part of a scheduled replacement project. After checking in with the facilities manager, I inspected each toilet for proper installation, functionality, and water efficiency. During the inspection, I noticed that one of the toilets in the restroom had a slow flush due to an incorrectly installed flush valve. To resolve the issue, I removed the faulty valve, replaced it with a new, correctly sized one, and tested the toilet to ensure it was flushing properly. After completing the fix, I updated the maintenance records and informed the facilities manager of the repair, recommending a follow-up inspection in six months to ensure all installations remain in good working order.

perform a routine inspection of their leak detection system. After checking in with the facility manager, I reviewed the sensors, piping, and monitoring equipment for any signs of malfunction or leaks. During the inspection, I found that one of the sensors in the coolant storage area was not responding, likely due to a buildup of debris around the sensor. To resolve the issue, I cleaned the sensor and tested it to ensure it was functioning correctly. After confirming the system was operating properly, I updated the maintenance records and informed the facility manager of the repair, recommending regular cleaning of the sensors to maintain optimal performance.

Performed a routine inspection of their sump pump system. After checking in with the maintenance supervisor, I inspected the sump pump, float switch, and discharge pipes for any signs of damage or blockages. During the inspection, I discovered that the pump was not activating properly due to a malfunctioning float switch, which was sticking and not triggering the pump to turn on. To resolve the issue, I replaced the faulty float switch with a new one and tested the pump to ensure it was cycling correctly. After confirming the system was fully operational, I updated the maintenance records and informed the supervisor of the completed repair, advising them to monitor the system and perform regular checks to prevent future issues.

I installed a homeowner supplied Badger 500garbage disposal and Delta kitchen faucet. The Badger 500: garbage disposal is a powerful and efficient device that can handle a wide range of food waste, including fruits, vegetables, and meat. It features a powerful motor that can grind up even the toughest food particles, reducing the amount of time and effort required to clean up after meals. The Delta kitchen faucet is a stylish and functional addition to any kitchen. It features a single-handle design that makes it easy to control the water temperature and flow, and it comes with a variety of features such as a pull-down sprayer, a soap dispenser, and a touchless sensor faucet. The faucet is made from high-quality materials and is designed to last for years.

I replaced the hot shutoff valve underneath the kitchen sink and switched out the filter on the whole house system.

I am a skilled professional that works for a Aqueduct Plumbing Services company. I recently completed a job where I repaired two toilets with flappers and fill valves. The toilets were leaking and causing water to run continuously. I first removed the old flappers and fill valves and replaced them with new ones. I then tested the toilets to ensure they were working properly. I also cleaned the toilets and surrounding areas to ensure they were in good condition.

I was called to replace an ice maker valve behind a refrigerator. The valve was leaking, and the customer wanted to avoid the inconvenience of a flooded kitchen. I removed the old valve and installed a new one, ensuring a tight seal. The customer was grateful for the quick and efficient service.

I was called to repair a leaking Delta Roman tub faucet. Upon inspection, I found that the hot stem was leaking. I replaced both the hot and cold stems, seats, and springs to fix the issue. The customer was very pleased with the results.

I replaced the copper tubing and shutoff valve on top of the existing water heater. The old water heater was leaking, and the homeowner wanted to replace it with a new one. I removed the old water heater and replaced it with a new one, ensuring that the new water heater was properly installed and connected to the plumbing system. I also tested the new water heater to ensure that it was working properly.

Repaired a dripping lavatory faucet with two new cartridges. The shutoff valves to that faucet were also not usable so we placed that as well. We also replaced the recirculating pump on the hot water return line.

I was hired to trim out a basement bathroom and kitchen with fixtures. I repaired a Moen Positemp faucet.

I was called to a home to fix a leak coming from the tub. Upon inspection, I discovered that the tub and shower valve was faulty. I replaced it with a new Moen Positemp valve and replaced all the chrome trim.

I recently completed a job replacing a 50-gallon natural gas water heater and installing a tank booster system. The old water heater was leaking and needed to be replaced, and the tank booster system was necessary to increase the water pressure in the home. The job required careful removal of the old water heater and installation of the new one, as well as the installation of the tank booster system. I also made sure to test the system thoroughly to ensure it was working correctly before leaving the job site.

I was hired to repair two Moen Positemp faucets and install a new shower head for a homeowner. The first faucet was leaking from the handle, so I replaced the cartridge and the faucet was working properly again. The second faucet was leaking from the spout, so I replaced the O-ring and the faucet was working properly again. The homeowner was very pleased with the work I performed and I was happy to help them with their plumbing issues.

I recently completed a job where I installed new flooring, fixtures, and a shower in a basement bathroom. I also installed a new toilet and vanity, and I tiled the walls and shower.

I was called to a residence to repair a leaky faucet. Upon arrival, I discovered that the issue was caused by a buildup of mineral deposits in the aerator screen. I removed the screen and cleaned it thoroughly with a small brush. Afterward, I reassembled the faucet and tested it to ensure it was functioning prope

Adjusted temperature on a moen positron valve.

I repaired a leaking water heater for a homeowner in Sykesville. Upon inspection, I discovered that the temperature and pressure relief valve was malfunctioning and causing the leak. I drained the water heater and replaced the faulty valve with a new one. After refilling the tank, I checked the anode rod for corrosion and found it in good condition. I also tested the thermostat and heating elements to ensure the water heater was functioning correctly. After confirming everything was working, I cleaned up the work area. The homeowner was happy to have the leak fixed, and the unit is now running smoothly.

I completed a sewer line cleaning for a home in Columbia, MD experiencing frequent backups. Using a hydro jetting machine, I cleared the main sewer line of all debris, including grease and tree roots. I ran the jetter at 3,000 PSI to ensure the line was thoroughly flushed and free of obstructions. Afterward, I conducted a camera inspection to confirm the pipe’s integrity and flow. The sewer line is now fully cleared, and the homeowner was satisfied with the efficient service and thorough cleaning.

I was called to repair a leaking toilet in Sykesville that had a worn-out wax ring. After removing the toilet from the base, I replaced the old wax ring with a new one and reset the toilet. I also tightened the mounting bolts and checked the water supply line for any leaks. After reassembling the system, I tested the toilet to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The repair was successful, and the toilet is no longer leaking.

I performed a slab leak detection for a client in Sykesville. The area of concern was in the kitchen; I used an electronic leak detection device. After pinpointing the leak, I exposed the area and found a cracked copper pipe. I replaced the damaged section of the pipe with new copper tubing, then tested the system for any additional leaks. Everything is now secure, and the water lines are functioning correctly. The customer was relieved to have the issue resolved quickly.

I repaired a 50-gallon Bradford White water heater that was not producing hot water. Upon inspection, I found the heating element had failed. I replaced the faulty element with a new OEM part, then tested the thermostat and reset the temperature. The water heater is now heating properly, providing the home with hot water again.

I was called to Westminster in order to clear a clogged main sewer line. Using a drain snake, I successfully removed the blockage, allowing the water to flow freely again. I then flushed the line with a high-pressure jet to ensure it was completely clear. The drain is now functioning without any issues.

I repaired a leaking toilet in Eldersburg, MD by replacing the faulty fill valve and flapper in the tank. After adjusting the water level for proper flushing, I tested the toilet to ensure no further leaks. The system is now working as it should.

I was called to repair a water line that had developed a leak under the home's slab. After performing electronic leak detection, I located the source of the leak in the copper water line. I shut off the water supply and carefully exposed the affected section. I cut out the damaged pipe and replaced it with a new piece of copper tubing, securing it with press fittings. Once the repair was completed, I turned the water back on and tested the system for leaks. The repair was successful, and the water line is functioning properly again. The homeowner was relieved the issue was resolved.