Corona, CA

Commercial Drain Line Reroute and Restroom Plumbing Repairs in Corona, CA Bow Tie Plumbing & Rooter completed a commercial drain line repair and restroom plumbing restoration in Corona, CA after responding to recurring drain backups affecting the men's back-to-back restrooms. Initial diagnostics included professional drain cabling and a video sewer camera inspection, which revealed that the existing drain line was broken beneath the concrete slab. To access the damaged plumbing, sections of concrete were jackhammered and walls were opened where necessary. During excavation, our technician discovered the existing 3-inch cast iron drain line was completely filled with dirt, making the original piping unusable. Due to the size of the structural concrete footing, a conventional spot repair was not feasible. To restore reliable drainage, Bow Tie Plumbing & Rooter rerouted the existing 2-inch restroom drain line and connected it into the 4-inch cast iron sanitary stack located behin

Commercial Urinal Drain Diagnostic in Corona, CA Bow Tie Plumbing & Rooter responded to a commercial branch drain stoppage in Corona, CA after a urinal was reported to be clogged and not draining properly. Upon arrival, our technician began diagnosing the blockage by running a 1/4-inch drain cable through the top of the urinal. The obstruction could not be cleared from this access point, indicating a more significant issue within the branch drain line. To further investigate, the technician accessed the 2-inch cleanout and attempted to clear the drain using a 1/2-inch professional drain cable. The cable repeatedly encountered a solid obstruction or possible bend in the piping that could not be passed. To eliminate the possibility of a fixture restriction, the urinal was removed and the 1/2-inch cable was run directly through the urinal flange. The cable consistently stopped at approximately 6 feet, indicating the presence of a hard blockage, collapsed pipe, or broken drain lin

Master Bathroom Faucet Installation Bow Tie Plumbing & Rooter will replace the existing master bathroom faucet and install a second customer-supplied faucet. Scope of Work Remove the existing single-hole faucet in the master bathroom Install the customer-supplied replacement faucet Install a second customer-supplied faucet in the master bathroom Make all necessary water supply connections Restore water service and test both faucets for proper operation Inspect all connections to verify leak-free performance Results Both customer-supplied faucets will be professionally installed, tested, and verified to be operating properly with no leaks upon completion

Irrigation Pressure Regulator Replacement Upon arrival, I was directed to the irrigation pressure regulator serving the irrigation system. After inspection, I determined that the existing 1-1/4-inch pressure regulator was malfunctioning and no longer controlling water pressure properly. Findings The excessive water pressure was causing damage to the irrigation sprinkler valves and could lead to additional irrigation system failures if left uncorrected. Work Performed Shut off the water supply to the irrigation system Removed the existing defective 1-1/4-inch pressure regulator Furnished and installed a new 1-1/4-inch irrigation pressure regulator Restored water service and tested the system for proper operation Adjusted the regulator to the appropriate operating pressure for the irrigation system Inspected all connections and verified leak-free performance Results The new pressure regulator was installed successfully, and the irrigation system is now operating wit

General Plumbing Inspection Performed a general plumbing inspection of all accessible fixtures and plumbing components throughout the home. Findings All sinks, showers, and bathtubs are draining properly with no leaks observed. The upstairs hallway shower valve makes a noise in certain positions, which may indicate a faulty cartridge or shower valve. The downstairs entryway toilet has a weak flush, and there are signs of water damage near the base. The toilet may be leaking when flushed, although no active leak was observed during testing. Most of the home's angle stops are older multi-turn style valves and are recommended for replacement. No active leaks were found. The garage water heater is operating properly with no visible leaks; however, it was manufactured in 2015 and replacement is recommended due to its age and expired warranty. Water pressure measured 60 PSI, which is within the normal operating range. Recommendations Replace the upstairs hallway shower cartridg

Upstairs Secondary Bathroom Toilet Seat Adjustment & Primary Bathroom Shower Pressure Improvement Upon arrival, I was dispatched to address a loose toilet seat in the upstairs secondary bathroom and low water pressure at the shower head in the primary bathroom. Upstairs Secondary Bathroom Toilet Seat Repair Work Performed Inspected loose toilet seat Reset toilet seat to proper position Tightened mounting bolts to secure seat firmly to the toilet Results The toilet seat is now secure and functioning properly. Primary Bathroom Shower Pressure Improvement Work Performed Inspected shower head due to low water pressure concerns Removed flow restrictor from shower head to improve water flow and pressure Tested shower operation after adjustment Results Water pressure at the shower head improved and was operating properly at the time of service

Water Service Leak Repair Upon arrival, I was dispatched to investigate water surfacing in the front yard, indicating a possible underground water service leak. I performed leak detection and located the source of the problem. Work Performed Excavated approximately 3½ feet deep to expose the water service line Located a leak on the existing 1¼-inch PVC water service line Shut off the water supply at the meter to safely complete the repair Removed the damaged section of piping Installed a new 1-inch copper water service riser Installed a new 1¼-inch PVC repair section Restored water service and pressure tested the repair Verified proper operation and confirmed there were no leaks after completion Results The damaged water service line was successfully repaired, and the system was restored to normal operation. All repairs were tested and found to be leak-free at the time of service. Warranty 1-year warranty on workmanship

Water Service Leak Repair Upon arrival, I was dispatched to locate and repair a water leak near the water meter. Work Performed Excavated the area adjacent to the water meter to expose the water service line Located a burst 1-inch PVC 45-degree fitting as the source of the leak Removed the damaged fitting and affected section of pipe Reworked the 1-inch PVC water main using new 1-inch PVC elbows and approximately 1 foot of new 1-inch PVC pipe Restored water service and tested the repair to verify proper operation and leak-free performance Backfilled the excavation area upon completion of the repair Findings The leak was caused by a failed 1-inch PVC 45-degree fitting near the water meter connection. Warranty 90-day warranty on workmanship

Escrow Sewer Camera Inspection Upon arrival, I performed a sewer camera inspection to evaluate the condition of the property's sewer system. Work Performed Accessed the sewer system through the 3-inch ground cleanout located in the backyard patio Performed additional inspection through the 4-inch floor cleanout located in the garage Inspected the sewer line from the home toward the city connection using a sewer camera Findings No major defects or concerns were observed during the inspection Existing sewer piping is ABS and appears to be in good condition Sewer line was found to have proper slope and drainage flow At the city lateral connection, the sewer transitions from ABS piping to SDR pipe, which continues to the city tie-in Backwater Valve Observation Located a backwater valve in the garage upstream of the one-way cleanout toward the city sewer Backwater valves can, in some cases, contribute to drainage restrictions or blockages if they fail to operate properly A