
Water Pressure Regulator Replacement
Replaced a failed water pressure regulator that was allowing the home’s water pressure to reach 110 PSI, above the maximum recommended residential pressure of 80 PSI.
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Replaced a failed water pressure regulator that was allowing the home’s water pressure to reach 110 PSI, above the maximum recommended residential pressure of 80 PSI.

Replaced a double-bowl kitchen sink with a single-bowl stainless steel undermount sink, reconfiguring the under-sink drainage and reconnecting the existing garbage disposal.

Responded to an emergency call for an active water leak behind the wall of an under-stair closet, replacing the damaged polybutylene supply piping with PEX.

Repaired a damaged section of an outdoor sewer line and replaced the broken cleanout fitting with a new PVC assembly, restoring a secure access point for future maintenance.

Replaced an aging gas water heater after the pilot light and main burner stopped igniting, including new water supply connections and a new thermal expansion tank.

Installed new drain piping and hot and cold water supply lines for a kitchen island sink, connected them to the home’s existing systems in the crawl space, and tested the rough-in.

Completed plumbing rough-in and finish work for a bathroom remodel: a new bathtub and shower valve, a relocated toilet connection, and updated plumbing for a repositioned vanity.

Replaced a broken tub and shower valve with a new rough-in valve and matching trim, working through the existing surround and finishing with a remodel cover plate.

Corrected an improperly installed dishwasher drain line that routed through the crawl space and violated plumbing code, restoring proper drainage and backflow protection.