Pride Plumbing responded to an urgent repair call for a water leak caused by on-site work. The water line was damaged, requiring extensive repairs. We replaced 40 feet of 2-inch Type L copper piping using copper ProPress fittings and transitioning to 2-inch PVC pipe using an adapter. We sealed the wall entry point to prevent moisture intrusion. Upon completion, we turned the water back on and confirmed no leaks. The site is ready, though the contractor's work is pending.

Pride Plumbing used a camera to inspect and locate damaged drain lines in the parking lot. We inserted the camera into a clean out at the back door of the building and advanced it to the manhole. At a distance of 45 feet, we discovered a separation in the pipe. We precisely marked the section requiring replacement. The affected drain line is buried 5 feet deep at the damaged area, necessitating careful excavation and repair.

Pride Plumbing was called to address a significant blockage in a main drain line. We employed a jetter and operated large sewer machines multiple times to break apart the obstruction. After successfully clearing the stoppage, we ensured the line was flowing smoothly. Despite our efforts to clean the line, we were unable to remove all the residue. We traced the line and identified what appears to be a spray medium used on the materials within the line. Currently, we are preparing cost estimates for the necessary work to replace this section of the line.

Pride Plumbing began by carefully cutting the drywall behind the bathroom sink to access the clogged cast iron drain line. We removed the obstructed section and installed a new PVC drain line, extending it to the P-trap beneath the sink. This involved adding a new Santee, two bends, and replacing the P-trap. We connected the new line to the existing cast iron pipe using a no-hub coupling. Meticulous testing ensured there were no leaks and proper drainage was achieved. The drain line was discreetly routed to maintain aesthetics. The work area was cleaned thoroughly, leaving it in pristine condition.

Pride Plumbing trenched a ditch using an excavator to expose and remove the existing Orangeburg outside main sewer septic drain line. We then installed a new 4-inch PVC sewer drain line, ensuring it connected properly to the town's sewer tap and the main drain line beneath the home. This included the installation of cleanouts and fittings in compliance with local codes. Tracer wire was also installed in the ditch alongside the new sewer drain line. After inspection and approval, we backfilled the trench, tamped the soil, and spread grass seed and straw to complete the project.

Pride Plumbing successfully completed a comprehensive demolition and excavation project. We meticulously removed most of the concrete, leaving only a small section to be cut. The long concrete run was broken but required disposal, which we managed using a dump truck and a skid steer. After cutting and breaking the remaining concrete, we piled it on site. We then made the ditch line areas accessible for drain line excavation. In the splash pad area, we discovered a cast line entering 4” clay. We removed the clay pipe and added 22 and 45 elbows to redirect it. We continued running 4” PVC alongside the concrete area, encountering significant rock but successfully making multiple connections to the existing drain lines.

The Pride Plumbing team began by carefully cutting the drywall to access the damaged section of the cast iron drain line. We then removed the compromised section and installed a new PVC drain line, extending it all the way back to the P-trap beneath the sink in the cabinet. After ensuring the new line was securely in place, we tested for leaks and verified proper drainage. We discreetly routed the drain line as part of the repair process. Finally, we cleaned the work area thoroughly to leave everything neat and tidy.

Pride Plumbing began by breaking up concrete to locate a suspected water leak near a water meter. We contacted the city for help in shutting off the main valve from the city line. After draining the hole and digging up the line, we discovered a pinhole in the copper line leading to the meter base. We removed the damaged section and installed new copper-to-PEX transitions. The line was reconnected, and the water was turned back on to check for leaks, which were none. Finally, we filled the hole with concrete from Lowe’s.

Pride Plumbing came out and provided a cost estimate to repair a sink drain in the wall on the top floor. First, we will begin by cutting the drywall on the back side of the sink in the stairwell. Next, we will remove the damaged section of the cast iron drain line. We will then install a new PVC drain line, extending all the way back to the P-trap beneath the sink in the cabinet. After the installation, we will test for leaks and ensure proper drainage. If necessary, we will discreetly route the drain line during the repair. Finally, we will clean the work area to leave it in pristine condition.

Pride Plumbing came out, and after performing a thorough inspection, provided the customer with a cost estimate to replace a leaking 40-gallon electric Rheem E40-2-RH95 water heater with a new 40-gallon electric model (this would include removing and disposing of the old water heater after disconnecting its electrical connections and inlet and outlet water lines; installing water heater pads, the water heater, thermal expansion tank, ball water shut-off valves, PEX and stainless steel water supply lines to the water heater's water connections, brass drain valve, connecting the unit’s electrical connections (adding a Romex connector), bleeding the air out of the water lines, ensuring that the unit’s temperature and pressure (T&P) relief valve was properly vented, and setting the unit to its appropriate operating temperature).

Upon arrival, Pride Plumbing began by carefully installing a customer-provided dishwasher, ensuring it was securely positioned and connected to the existing plumbing. Next, we installed a garbage disposal, making sure all connections were tight and secure, adding an air admittance valve. Following this, we installed a customer-provided kitchen sink faucet, ensuring it was properly aligned and connected. To complete the installation, we used an inch and a half trap from our truck stock, along with a glued female trap adapter and a 2x1 1/2x 2 PVC Tee. Each component was meticulously installed to ensure a seamless and functional kitchen setup.

Pride Plumbing was contacted to address low water pressure on the hot side of a Delta single-handle bathtub/shower valve. Upon thorough inspection, we identified a faulty cartridge as the root cause. We replaced the valve's Delta RP46074 grey cartridge, which successfully restored proper water pressure. Additionally, we provided a detailed cost estimate for a complete faucet valve replacement with a new Delta model featuring chrome trim. This comprehensive replacement would involve creating an access point in the shower wall, replacing the existing valve, and installing new PEX piping and fittings for both the hot and cold water supply lines.

Pride Plumbing replaced a defective and leaking 38-gallon electric Rheem PROE38-S2-RH95-B lowboy water heater. The process began with the careful removal of the old unit, ensuring all connections were safely and securely disconnected. We then installed a new unit of the same make and model, positioning it securely and connecting it to the existing plumbing and electrical systems. Our team conducted comprehensive testing to confirm the new unit was functioning correctly, providing reliable hot water. The job was completed efficiently, minimizing any disruption to the household.

Pride Plumbing was called by the customer, and upon arrival, we identified a suspected leak and began excavating the area, uncovering a buried pipe leaking at a depth of 5-6 feet. Due to continuous plant operations, shutting off the water was not an option. Additional digging and pumps were required to create a safe environment. The leak was traced to a 3” ductile tee where a 2” line had collapsed. We collaborated with plant operations to devise a plan, ensuring the system could continue by backfeeding water. The leak originated from a split 2” adapter at the hub. After draining the water, we installed a 2” galvanized nipple and cap, then restored the area and cleaned up.

Pride Plumbing addressed a clogged kitchen sink drain line. After assessing the situation, we informed the customer about the service costs and confirmed that the clog was within the house, not the city line. We also provided a detailed cost estimate for replacing a 2" section of the drain line with PVC, approximately 15 feet long, connecting the kitchen sink, washer, and shower drain to the main stack.