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Repair water heater. Customer had bad elements in water heater. Went ahead and replaced heating elements. Working good on departure

Shower faucet leaking. Replaced shower valve. Customer wanted to replace valve rather than repair. Customer happy on departure

Drain line cleaning. Customer had sewer back up. Jetted and snaked drain lines. Drain lines flowing on departure. Happy customer

Water heater installation. Emergency water heater replacement for customer that had existing water heater bust and pouring water. Replaced water heater and customer happy on departure

HVAC repair for customer. Found bad compressor. Replaced compressor and capacitor and unit running good on departure and customer is happy

I repaired a water line leak in Birmingham, AL, after detecting the issue near the home's main water supply. Using electronic leak detection equipment, I pinpointed the damaged section of PVC piping. After shutting off the water supply, I excavated the area, removed the damaged pipe, and installed a new section of Schedule 40 PVC. Once the repair was complete, I turned the water back on and tested the line for leaks. Everything tested clear, and the water pressure returned to normal. The homeowner was pleased with the quick and efficient service, and their water line is now functioning properly.

I conducted septic tank service for a home in Bessemer, AL. The tank was due for pumping, so I removed waste and cleaned the baffles to ensure proper flow. I inspected the drain field for any issues and confirmed everything was in good working order. The system is now functioning efficiently.

I performed HVAC maintenance for a customer in McCalla, AL, to prepare the system for fall. I cleaned the condenser coils, checked the air filter, and tested the thermostat. After lubricating the blower motor, I ensured the system was operating efficiently for the upcoming colder months.

I was called to repair an HVAC system for heating in Woodstock, AL. The system, a Trane XR95, was not producing heat due to a faulty igniter. I replaced the igniter with a new Trane OEM part and also inspected the heat exchanger for cracks. After replacing the part, I tested the system, ensuring it was running efficiently and heating the home properly. The furnace is now back in good working condition just in time for the colder weather.

I conducted slab leak detection at a home in Tuscaloosa, AL, using electronic leak detection equipment. After pinpointing the leak under the kitchen area, I exposed the damaged section of copper piping. I replaced the corroded pipe with a new section and tested the system for leaks. The repair was successful, and the homeowner now has a fully functioning plumbing system, free from any water loss.