Customer called into Pipe Works Service after noticing some water pressure issues in his home.
Our plumber, Bobby arrived to customer's home and starting the appointment with some questions about what the customer was seeing in regards to the pressure issues in the home. Bobby, with his new information diagnosed the issue to be the pressure valve the customer was no longer working properly. While replacing the pressure reducing valve, he did see that the increased pressure took its toll on the customer's water heater. Bobby addressed this by adding a new expansion tank to the system. After the pressure issue was addressed, the customer brought up how his washing machine supply lines were leaking and those were replaced with brand new shut off , and stainless steel hoses. Another satisfied Pipe Works Services.
Plumber: Bobby
Pressure was alarmingly high.
Pressure after new pressure reducing valve .
Customers old pressure reducing valve.
Brand new 3/4" in pressure reducing valve.
Customer's old gate shutoffs with old cracking rubber supply hoses.
Brand new quarter turn shut off valves with stainless steel no burst supply hoses .
Customer's water heater was slowly dripping with all of the high pressure running through it.
Brand new ST 5 expansion tank and shut off valve for the water heater.
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Contractor ID: 13VH001214700, Plumbing License #B10420, HVAC License #19HC00015100, Electrical License #34EB00680800
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