Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Air Quality in Liberty, MO

Responded to reported gas water heater leak in basement. Upon inspection, identified active water leak originating from rear of tanked water heater unit. Evaluated complete plumbing assembly including copper supply lines, PEX tubing connections, brass fittings, and associated shutoff valves. Assessed condition of water heater, expansion tank, and surrounding piping infrastructure. Documented existing plumbing configuration with copper and galvanized components for service records.

Responded to emergency call for continuous water flow from shower that would not shut off. Upon inspection, identified failed cartridge valve as the source of the problem. Removed deteriorated cartridge showing significant mineral buildup and corrosion on brass stems and O-ring failure. Installed replacement cartridge valve and tested operation to confirm proper shut-off function restored.

Responded to service call for master bathroom faucet repair. Upon arrival, inspected the bathtub faucet assembly which included a chrome-plated tub spout and single-handle shower/bath control valve with temperature indicator dial. Assessed the fixture's condition and functionality, documented the existing installation with chrome finishes and acrylic handle mechanism. Completed necessary repairs to restore proper faucet operation in the master bathroom.

Completed installation of 50-gallon gas water heater with thermal expansion tank in residential basement utility area. Configured hot and cold water supply lines using combination of copper piping and color-coded PEX tubing (red for hot, blue for cold) with appropriate brass fittings and connections. Installation includes proper venting, gas line connection, and integration with existing plumbing infrastructure including exposed ceiling-mounted distribution system.

Responded to water leak complaint originating from bottom of water heater tank located in basement utility area. Upon inspection, confirmed active leak from lower tank section of residential water heater installed in 2021. Assessed plumbing connections, supply lines, and shut-off valves in wall cavity featuring copper piping with brass fittings and pressure regulation components. Documented existing conditions including water heater installation with associated plumbing infrastructure, copper supply lines with braided stainless steel flex connectors, and mechanical room layout. Photographed plumbing assembly and water heater unit to record leak source and equipment configuration for service documentation purposes.

Completed comprehensive whole-home plumbing inspection as preventative maintenance. Thoroughly examined all accessible plumbing systems including main water supply lines, shut-off valves, water heater installation, and visible piping throughout the property. Inspected vertical supply line with three gate valves showing age-appropriate surface corrosion and oxidation on exterior metal surfaces; valves remain functional. Evaluated A.O. Smith model 100 water heater in basement area, confirming proper installation with appropriate copper supply connections and venting configuration. All plumbing components assessed and documented photographically. No active leaks, water damage, or immediate repair needs identified during inspection. System operating within normal parameters.

Responded to a multi-point plumbing service call at a 1978-built residence. Investigated and addressed low water pressure issue at the main bathroom sink by inspecting supply lines and fixtures. Evaluated the kitchen area to relocate refrigerator water supply connection from hot water line to cold water line to ensure proper appliance operation. Assessed basement utility area for installation of new utility sink, reviewing existing plumbing infrastructure including water heater, supply lines, and drainage access points. Documented existing conditions of unfinished basement space with exposed framing and concrete foundation walls to determine optimal routing for new sink installation. All requested services evaluated and primary water pressure concern at bathroom sink resolved.

Installed two 50-gallon A.O. Smith electric water heaters with thermal expansion tanks in the mechanical room. Added a 3/4" pressure reducing valve to the incoming water supply and installed a pop-up drain assembly with one hour of additional labor for proper fixture installation. Integrated a Grundfos hot water recirculation system featuring a stainless steel circulator pump with built-in timer and 10-foot power cord mounted directly to the hot water discharge at the water heaters. Installed the comfort valve under the sink at the fixture furthest from the water heaters, utilizing the existing cold water line as a return path to eliminate the need for dedicated return plumbing. System configured to reduce wait time for hot water delivery and minimize water waste while requiring no electrical connections at remote fixtures.

Responded to after-hours service call for leaking valve on top of tanked water heater in basement. Upon inspection, identified active leak at inlet connection requiring immediate attention to prevent water damage and restore proper system operation. Assessed water heater configuration including supply lines, shut-off valves, and associated plumbing connections. Documented equipment condition and leak source with photographic evidence showing InSinkErator water heater unit with copper supply piping and shut-off valves. Provided repair recommendations to address the valve leak and restore system integrity.

Responded to callback for toilet experiencing intermittent high-pressure filling events causing loud noise and lid displacement. Upon inspection, identified pressure-assisted flush system with potential pressure vessel malfunction. Examined flush valve assembly, pressure regulator, and air inducer components for signs of recall-related defects or mechanical failure. Documented system configuration and component serial numbers with photographs for manufacturer recall verification. Advised that pressure-assisted toilet models from certain production periods may be subject to safety recalls due to excessive pressure buildup in the vessel, which can cause the reported explosive sound and lid movement. Recommended contacting manufacturer with model and serial number information to confirm recall status and obtain replacement parts or system upgrade if applicable.

Completed comprehensive kitchen and bathroom plumbing installation including removal and replacement of existing kitchen drop-in sink with new unit after measuring access hole for proper fit. Installed customer-supplied kitchen faucet with pop-up assembly and Badger 5 garbage disposer. In the bathrooms, installed two Moen 1222 trim kits—one for a combination tub/shower valve and one for a shower-only valve. All fixtures were tested for proper operation and leak-free connections upon completion.

Responded to kitchen sink leak originating from garbage disposal unit on left side of double stainless steel sink. Replaced defective garbage disposal with new unit, ensuring proper mounting and secure connections to drain system. Installed new double-bowl stainless steel kitchen sink and coordinating kitchen faucet with appropriate supply line connections. In both bathrooms, removed existing fixtures and installed matching bathroom sink faucets with updated hardware. Replaced tub and shower faucets in both bathrooms, including new trim kits, valve assemblies, and shower arms. All installations tested for proper operation and inspected for leaks. Verified adequate water pressure and drainage throughout all fixtures. Cleanup completed and all old fixtures removed from premises.

Responded to no hot water complaint in basement. Upon inspection, found significant corrosion and deterioration on galvanized center pipe connection at top of water heater tank, with heavy rust accumulation at base connection point and visible sediment buildup around pipe fittings. Assessed overall condition of aging tanked water heater system, noting corroded fittings and compromised connections affecting hot water delivery. Documented installation condition including copper supply lines, flexible connector, and pressure relief valve configuration for service records.

Responded to a service call for a toilet that was clogged and not flushing consistently in a main level hallway bathroom of a home built in the early 1970s. Upon arrival, assessed the fixture and determined the blockage was beyond the toilet trap. Utilized professional drain clearing equipment to access and clear the obstruction in the waste line. Tested system pressure and verified proper drainage flow through the line. Confirmed toilet now flushes properly with adequate water flow and no backup. All plumbing fixtures restored to normal operation and tested multiple flush cycles to ensure complete resolution of the clog.

Responded to clogged exterior stairwell drain system in 68-year-old residential property. The underground drainage line connects to an interior sump pump assembly. Upon arrival, found multiple drain grates with significant debris accumulation and standing water on concrete surface, indicating complete blockage of the subsurface drainage system. Removed drain covers and inspected drainage infrastructure. Identified substantial buildup of organic matter, sediment, and mineral deposits within drain openings and underground piping. The age of the home and exterior location contributed to deterioration and blockage severity. Performed mechanical augering of underground drain line to break up and remove obstruction. Cleared debris from drain grates and flushed system with water to verify proper flow through underground piping to interior pump. Tested drainage capacity by introducing water at multiple points along the stairwell area. Confirmed water now flows freely through the system witho

Completed plumbing estimate for replacement of 10 feet of damaged piping located in the front yard. Documentation photographs were taken of the existing conditions showing deteriorated infrastructure requiring replacement.

Responded to reported tub leak in basement area. Upon inspection, identified leaking drainage connections in white PVC plumbing assembly beneath tub. Evaluated P-trap configuration and associated drain piping for source of water intrusion. Noted corroded copper pipe in proximity to drainage system showing significant oxidation and deterioration. Tightened connections, secured pipes with proper clamps, and verified drainage system integrity. Documented plumbing configuration and condition of affected components. System tested and confirmed no active leaks at time of service completion.

Responded to callback for ongoing leak issue. Upon arrival, inspected attic plumbing system including water heater connections, copper supply lines, pressure relief valve, and associated shut-off valves. Located steady stream leak at brass fitting connections near water heater. Tightened compromised fittings and verified all shut-off valves for proper operation. Documented existing plumbing configuration and HVAC ductwork proximity for reference. Monitored system under pressure to confirm leak resolution before departure.

Responded to service call for garbage disposal unit that was humming but not functioning. Upon inspection, diagnosed jammed impeller assembly preventing rotation. Cleared obstruction from grinding chamber and verified proper operation of motor and flywheel. Tested disposal unit under load to confirm full functionality restored.

Responded to warranty callback for water pooling beneath recently installed water softener unit. Upon inspection, discovered water accumulation in the drain pan with visible sediment and debris, indicating a drainage issue. The condensate collection tray showed standing water with cloudy discoloration and corrosion along metal edges. Identified drainage obstruction preventing proper water evacuation from the system. Cleared blockage, tested drain flow, and verified proper operation of the water softener drainage system to resolve pooling issue.