HVAC & Plumbing Services in Kansas City, MO

Replaced a section of corroded black iron gas piping running from the deck to the standby generator with the customer-supplied flexible gas connector furnished with the generator, installing it with the gas shutoff valve in place. Connections were made at the threaded fittings and the line was prepared for leak testing and verification of the generator supply. Also assessed the exterior spigot and provided an estimate for its replacement.

Responded to an existing submersible sump pump that was cycling on but discharging water out of the system onto the carpet. Pulled back the carpet and padding to expose the sump pit and inspected the pump, PVC discharge piping, check valve, rubber coupling, and power connection to identify the source of the leak. Also inspected the exterior discharge line and surrounding grade to verify proper drainage away from the foundation.

Diagnosed a leak occurring during shower operation at the valve and removed the failing Pfister cartridge, which showed surface wear and discoloration around the flange. Installed a replacement cartridge and reassembled the matte black trim plate and lever handle, then tested the valve through full operation to confirm the leak was resolved.

Responded to intermittent E10/E12 error codes on a wall-mounted tankless water heater. Removed the front cover and inspected the heat exchanger, flue and vent connections, ignition and flame rod terminals, wiring harness, and control board. Found heat discoloration on the copper heat exchanger and no visible frost, rust, or physical damage. Verified wiring and terminal connections and confirmed the vent and combustion air pathways were intact.

Inspected the toilet for slow drainage and found the bowl holding clear water with no visible obstruction at the drain opening. Checked the braided stainless steel supply line and chrome angle stop valve and found them intact with no leaks. Performed drain clearing and test-flushed the unit to confirm proper flow and operation.

Completed installation of a 40-gallon electric water heater with thermal expansion tank in basement utility area. Installed unit in confined space between walls with proper clearances maintained for ventilation and service access. Connected copper supply lines to tank inlet and outlet ports, installed thermal expansion tank on cold water supply line to protect against thermal expansion pressure buildup in closed plumbing systems. Routed piping vertically to existing distribution lines at ceiling joists, applied blue foam pipe insulation to hot and cold water lines to minimize heat loss and prevent condensation. Verified all electrical connections to unit specifications, tested temperature and pressure relief valve operation, and confirmed proper grounding. System tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for reported water heater leak and rust concerns on gas-fired unit in basement. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of water heater and surrounding plumbing infrastructure. Examination revealed no active leaking from the water heater tank itself. Observed frost accumulation on overhead wooden beams near plumbing runs, indicating potential condensation issues in the utility space. Inspected all visible copper piping, PEX connections, and brass fittings for signs of moisture or corrosion. Verified gas water heater connections and venting system integrity. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing plumbing infrastructure, HVAC ductwork, and utility space configuration. Advised customer that observed frost buildup may be contributing to moisture concerns rather than water heater failure. Unit operational at time of inspection with no immediate safety concerns identified.

Disconnected gas line from outdoor grill located on back deck and properly capped the supply line to ensure safe termination. All gas connections were secured and tested for integrity per safety standards.

Responded to callback for recurring slow leak near toilet in residential bathroom. Upon arrival, inspected pedestal sink, toilet base, and surrounding plumbing connections for signs of active water intrusion. Examined water heater tank interior through access opening, documenting sediment buildup and mineral deposits at base of tank. Identified pink valve assembly and white PVC connections showing signs of previous service work. Photographed bathroom fixtures and water heater interior conditions for documentation purposes. Leak source traced to previous repair area requiring additional attention.

Completed plumbing maintenance visit including tankless water heater flush as part of routine preventative maintenance program. Inspected water supply lines with brass fittings and isolation valves, verified proper insulation on copper piping, and examined internal components including circulation pump, electrical connections, and drainage system. All components found in proper working condition with normal wear patterns consistent with regular operation.

Responded to customer complaint of low water pressure in shower. Upon inspection, discovered significant mineral buildup and sediment accumulation in faucet aerator, which was restricting water flow throughout the fixture. Removed and cleaned aerator, revealing heavy calcium and lime deposits typical of hard water conditions. Inspected water heater and main plumbing connections to rule out system-wide pressure issues. Advised customer that shower plumbing is embedded in concrete slab, which would require extensive demolition and repair work if main supply lines are compromised. Recommended monitoring pressure at other fixtures and considering whole-house water softener system to prevent future mineral buildup. Customer expressed need to discuss major repair options with spouse before proceeding with any concrete work.

Replaced faulty air pressure sensor on Navien tankless water heater unit. Part was picked up from Winnelson supply house and installed to restore proper system operation. Unit tested and confirmed functioning correctly upon completion.

Performed routine plumbing maintenance inspection on residential water heater installation. Documented copper piping configuration, shutoff valves, and connections to verify proper installation and system integrity. All components including pipe joints, flexible conduit, and tank connections were photographed and found to be in satisfactory operating condition.

Responded to report of constantly running toilet in master bathroom. Upon inspection, identified American Standard 4215A model with faulty fill valve assembly causing continuous water flow into tank. Disassembled tank lid and diagnosed worn internal components within fill valve mechanism preventing proper water shutoff. Replaced defective fill valve assembly with new unit, adjusted float height and refill tube positioning to manufacturer specifications. Tested flush cycle multiple times to verify proper tank fill, shutoff function, and bowl refill operation. Toilet now functioning correctly with no continuous running or water waste.

Completed plumbing maintenance inspection and pressure testing at residential property. Verified proper operation of water heater, distribution piping, pressure tank system in basement utility area, and tested exterior hose bib with pressure gauge reading to ensure adequate water pressure throughout the system.

Responded to low water pressure complaint at residential property. Upon inspection of water heater installation in attic space, assessed all plumbing connections, supply lines, and shut-off valves for potential restrictions or obstructions affecting water flow throughout the system. Verified proper operation of hot and cold water supply lines, checked valve functionality, and examined copper piping connections at the water heater tank to identify and resolve pressure issues.

Responded to reported leak under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, found evidence of water damage and staining on cabinet floor beneath sink, indicating ongoing or recent moisture intrusion. Examined plumbing assembly including InSinkErator Badger garbage disposal unit, white PVC P-trap configuration, and associated drainage connections. Inspected flexible supply lines, dishwasher drain line, and all pipe connections for signs of leakage. Documented existing water staining and discoloration on cabinet interior surfaces. Photographed plumbing configuration and damage for record. Identified source of leak and performed necessary repairs to resolve issue and prevent further water damage.

Installed a new 50-gallon tanked water heater with expansion tank in basement utility area. Completed all copper piping connections to hot and cold water supply lines, installed proper shut-off valves, and connected gas line and exhaust venting. All work performed to code specifications with system tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater in basement. Upon arrival, inspected residential water heater unit and surrounding plumbing connections, including copper supply lines and PVC drainage system. Identified source of leak, performed necessary repairs to stop water discharge, and verified proper operation of unit. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing water heater installation, associated ductwork, and plumbing configuration for service records.

Responded to gas leak service call with gas supply already shut off. Located and confirmed gas leak at valve connection entering the burner assembly on HVAC furnace unit. Inspected gas valve, burner manifold connections, and associated gas piping for integrity and proper sealing. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing furnace installation, gas connections, and affected components in utility area. System remains de-energized pending repair of faulty valve connection to ensure safe operation before gas restoration.