Rialto, CA

Performed removal of the existing shower valve and associated piping in preparation for a full shower remodel. Installed a new pressure-balanced shower valve to meet current code and ensure proper water flow and temperature regulation. Rerouted and upgraded hot and cold water supply lines as needed to accommodate new fixture placement and shower design. All plumbing connections were secured, tested for leaks, and verified for proper operation. Work completed in coordination with remodel plans, allowing for tile and finish work to proceed without delay. Water lines were flushed and the system was pressurized to ensure reliable performance.

whole home repipe: Scope of Work: Install new hot and cold water lines for all fixtures. Replace quarter-turn angle stops and steel braided supply lines at all fixtures. Replace laundry bibs with new quarter-turn bibs. Install a ¾-inch lever-handle shut-off valve and flex line for the water heater. Bow Tie Plumbing will patch drywall or stucco caused by the re-pipe but is not responsible for painting. Fixtures Included Dishwasher To shower valve Bathroom vanities Kitchen sink Washer machine Water heater Hose bibs that are connected to the house Toilets

Earthquake straps: Installed new seismic water heater straps to secure the unit in compliance with safety and code requirements. Straps were properly positioned and tightened to ensure stability and protection against movement.

Technician on site performed sewer inspection with camera through wall clean out in men’s restroom. Found lots of debris in line upon entry, was able to pass the debris and inspect further. Old cast iron drains have scale buildup. Approached the exterior clean out to find a massive offset. Unable to pass offset with camera. Attempted to run camera through exterior clean out, but was unable to due to debris. Sewer needs to be hydrojetted to clear debris, and exterior clean out needs to be excavated and repaired at location of offset. Unable to determine condition of the line past the exterior clean out.

No hot water in bathtub: Customer reported no hot water at the bathtub valve. Upon arrival, we tested the restroom lavatory faucet and confirmed that hot water was functioning properly there. Further inspection revealed that all other fixtures receiving hot water were operating as expected — the issue is isolated to the bathtub. To restore hot water service to the bathtub, the cartridge will need to be replaced. After the replacement, we will test the fixture to ensure proper hot water flow. Warranty: 90-day warranty on workmanship.

Ran the camera down toilet closet flange in master bathroom I was able to unclog the drain line with my camera. I didn’t see any foreign objects in the line. I ran a bunch of water to make sure everything is going down and everything was going down fine so I reset the toilet.

slab leak: To preform leak detection, have to cut drywall to locate hot water manifolds to find hot water line leaking ,located hot 1/2 bursted copper line going to kitchen had to reroute hot water line have to cut drywall in ceiling and walks . Install two 1/2x3/8 compression 1/4 turn angle stops run 1/2 copper water line exposed underneath kitchen sink ran 1/2 pex pipe .through wall and ceiling.

Customer had a toilet that is leaking from the bottom. Had to pull and reset toilet with 2 wax rings in order to stop the leak and have flushing properly. After all was done we proceed to test and toilet is draining good and leak has stopped.

provided customer with estimate to replace Laundry drain and water lines

Customer called with a clogged swerer line. Proceed to try and use 3/8 cable through the laundry clean out but did clear the clog had to use main line cable in order to try and push the clog out to the main sewer but didn’t work, last option was running cable through the vent on the roof. After running cable proceed to test by flushing toilet paper and having shower on and also both lavatory sinks and it is draining properly. installed sewer clean out Installing new clean we had to use our camera with locator in order to see were we have to excavate and installed the clean out after locating the pipe we cut a piece of pipe out and before doing the 2 way clean out we will run our main cable to remove any build up roots into the house and out to the street to get it a proper drainage. After having that done we will then proceed to connect and then test for leaks. Once everything is inspected we will backfill and compact dirt back how it was and in the top we will install a rain bird box