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A plumber inspected a home in Port St. Lucie, Florida, due to frequent sewer backups. They used a camera to check the underground pipe system and identified a damaged section of piping beneath the driveway.

Trademark Plumbing removed an existing kitchen faucet and installed a customer-supplied Moen kitchen faucet in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The service included disconnecting old plumbing components and fitting the new fixture securely to ensure proper water flow and function.

A plumber in West Palm Beach, Florida removed an old anode rod, installed a customer-supplied electric anode rod, flushed the water heater, and restored power and water service. The technician checked for leaks and confirmed proper operation.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida flushed a tankless water heater, inspected its sensors, and cleared corrosion from the flow sensor. They repaired a low-flow issue in the master shower that prevented proper heater activation. After testing, all water flow rates and temperatures across the home now operate correctly.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a shower arm after the customer selected a new length from multiple options. The service ensured the new fixture matched the customer's preferred dimensions.

A plumber in Stuart, Florida provided a homeowner with estimates for replacing a 10-year-old water heater. The service focused on options for a hybrid water heater, helping the customer prepare for an upcoming replacement.

A plumber in North Palm Beach, Florida cleared clogs in a master shower drain, hall bathroom tub, and kitchen sink. They snaked multiple lines, repiped beneath the kitchen sink, and tested all fixtures to confirm proper drainage throughout the home.

Trademark Plumbing installed new shut-off valves and supply lines under both master bathroom sinks in Port St. Lucie, Florida. They connected new P-traps, reset the toilet, and moved a washlet seat from the hall bath. All water systems were turned on and tested with no leaks found.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida responded to an after-hours call for a full home backup. The technician cleared a blockage 28 feet into the main line using a snake tool. A camera inspection confirmed that all obstructions were fully removed.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING removed a broken 40-gallon electric water heater and installed a new 50-gallon Rheem electric water heater in Vero Beach, Florida. They repiped the heater's top section with copper and ball valves. After turning on water and power, they tested the system and confirmed there were no leaks or issues.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed existing chrome shower trim and installed a new Moen shower trim with a handheld feature. They also removed two pop-up drain assemblies from bathroom sinks, restored water service, and tested all fixtures for proper function.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a leaking shut-off valve and a worn toilet flapper. The technician turned the water back on and tested the flush to confirm the repair. The toilet is now fully functional with no leaks.

A plumber inspected a sewage backup at a residential property in Port St. Lucie, Florida. They identified a full septic tank as the cause and advised the homeowner to contact a septic service for pumping.

A technician in Port St. Lucie, Florida cleared a blocked garbage disposal causing a slow-draining sink. The technician removed a spoon from the unit and confirmed proper function after testing. This service restored full drainage and disposal operation.

A plumber cleared debris from a fill valve in a master bathroom toilet that was not refilling after flushing. After removing rubber fragments, they reassembled the valve and confirmed proper operation. This service took place in Palm City, Florida.

A technician in Jupiter, Florida removed a leaking toilet, installed a new flange, secured it with bolts, replaced the wax ring and supply line, and reset the toilet. The system was tested by flushing and checking for leaks. The toilet now functions properly with no further issues detected.

A plumber cleared a clog in a master bathroom tub in Vero Beach, Florida. The blockage was caused by hair in the drain. After removal, they tested the system by running water. The tub now drains properly without delay.

Trademark Plumbing removed an old electric water heater and installed a customer-provided 40-gallon LP gas unit. The team added wall venting, connected a new gas line, and converted a range and dryer from natural gas to LP using customer-supplied jets. Work completed in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

Trademark Plumbing replaced two bathroom shower heads with customer-supplied handheld models in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The work involved removing the existing fixtures and installing new handheld units securely for proper water flow and function.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida installed a customer-supplied touch sensor kitchen faucet, converted a double Y drain to a single drain, removed a leaking laundry shut-off valve, and installed a new one. The technician restored water service and confirmed proper function with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing completed drywall access cuts at five locations, adjusted water and drain lines, and installed shut-off valves in Vero Beach, Florida. Technicians removed, re-anchored, and reinstalled a wall-hung sink, resealed a sink drain, and installed access panels. Water service was restored and tested for leaks.

Trademark Plumbing completed a full home plumbing inspection in Vero Beach, Florida. The technician repaired a misaligned shower head and reinstalled a pop-up drain assembly. The inspection identified a 19-year-old water heater and aging shut-off valve, prompting a recommendation for replacement. No other plumbing work was required at this time.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a leaking flush valve and reset a toilet in a women’s restroom. The technician installed a new wax ring and bolts, then tested the system. The water supply was restored with no further leaks detected.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida capped kitchen water lines to prevent further damage after a leak. The plumber will reconnect the lines after cabinet installation is complete.

A technician inspected a leaking expansion tank and a rusted water heater in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Both components required replacement due to wear. The customer scheduled a follow-up service to install new units.

A plumber in Jupiter, Florida replaced a cartridge in a Newport Brass diverter valve. They restored water service and tested the system to confirm the shower functioned correctly. This service ensured proper water flow and reliable operation of the shower fixture.

A technician in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a leaking outdoor hose bib that would not shut off. The technician installed a new 12-inch hose bib, restored water service, and confirmed there were no leaks after testing.

A plumber in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania inspected a restaurant’s coffee machine for hot water issues. They confirmed that hot water reached the unit but the machine was not filling. The plumber disconnected the water line, tested flow, and advised the customer to contact the appliance service provider for repair.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a faulty shut-off valve under a guest bathroom sink and installed a new one to support a faucet upgrade. They turned the water back on and tested the setup, confirming proper function with no leaks.

A plumber cleared a sewer line clog 28 feet from the master bathroom sink in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. They used a camera and snake to locate and remove the blockage. Afterward, they flushed all fixtures and inspected the line to confirm proper flow and found no further issues.

A plumber in West Palm Beach, Florida removed a leaking garbage disposal and installed a new customer-supplied American Standard unit. They tested the system by running water and checking both sink bowls. No leaks or clogs were found, and the disposal operated properly.

A plumber in Vero Beach, Florida replaced a leaking toilet shut-off valve and an old main gate valve. They relocated the main water line for easier access and installed a new 3/4-inch ball valve. The plumber turned the water back on and confirmed there were no leaks.

A technician in Vero Beach, Florida repaired a main water service leak. The work included digging to locate damaged fittings, removing broken PVC connections, and installing new pipe and fittings. The technician restored water service and confirmed proper operation with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing removed an old cast iron sink and installed a new kitchen sink and faucet in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The work included disconnecting existing plumbing and connecting new fixtures to ensure proper function.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a worn toilet flapper and installed a new one. The technician turned on the water and tested the system to confirm there were no leaks or issues.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING flushed a Rinnai tankless water heater and cleaned internal screens in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team installed a new customer-supplied laundry faucet, drilled a sink hole, and restored power, gas, and water. Final testing showed no leaks or issues.

A plumber inspected a clogged guest bathroom in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The technician used a sewer camera to check the main line and found no blockages. They flushed all toilets and ran water to confirm proper drainage and function throughout the system.

A plumber inspected a reported bathroom clog in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The technician used a sewer camera to check the main line, found no blockages, and verified system performance by flushing toilets and running water. All fixtures worked correctly after the service.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a defective Bradford White electric water heater in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team installed a new 50-gallon unit, upgraded CPVC lines to copper, added a new brass ball valve, reconnected electrical, and tested the system to ensure proper function with no leaks.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING consulted on replacing an electric tank water heater with a tankless model in Fort Pierce, Florida. The project requires an electrical upgrade before installation. The homeowner will complete the upgrade with an electrician before proceeding with the new system.

A plumber cleared a clogged master bathroom drain in Port St. Lucie, Florida. They used a camera to inspect the sewer line and a snake to remove debris from the vanity drain. They found and removed a Lego and paper blockage from the Roman tub. All fixtures were tested and are now draining properly.

A plumber in Jupiter, Florida replaced a broken main shut-off valve and toilet shut-off valve. They installed a customer-provided toilet using a new wax ring, bolts, and flange. They secured the tank, turned on the water, and checked for leaks. The plumber finished by grouting around the base of the toilet.

A technician cleared a main sewer line clog using a sewer snake at a home in Port St. Lucie, Florida. They tested all bathrooms to confirm proper flow. They then used a sewer camera to inspect the line and found no further issues.

A technician in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a faulty lower heating element in an electric water heater. The service included installation of new upper and lower thermostats and elements. Water and power were restored and tested to confirm safe operation without leaks or further problems.

A technician in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a broken garbage disposal and installed a new 1-horsepower Insinkerator unit. The technician tested the unit with running water to confirm proper operation and checked all connections for leaks.

A plumber replaced a faulty shower cartridge in an upstairs guest bathroom to restore water pressure. The technician shut off the main water supply, installed a new Moen cartridge, and tested the fixture for leaks. The guest shower now has full pressure. Service performed in Stuart, Florida.

A plumber replaced a leaking Kohler toilet with a new American Standard model in Jupiter, Florida. The technician restored water flow and confirmed the unit flushed properly, ensuring full functionality of the new installation.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING completed a tankless water heater diagnostic in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The technician identified a faulty gas regulator as the issue. The assessment helps ensure safe operation and prevents future heating failures.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a leaking Moen shower cartridge and installed a new one. The technician turned on the water, tested the system, and confirmed the leak was resolved.

Trademark Plumbing installed a new faucet and two dual angle stops in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The service ensured proper water flow and shutoff functionality at the fixture connection points for improved plumbing control and efficiency.

Trademark Plumbing removed a fiberglass tub-shower enclosure and installed a new four-piece unit in Vero Beach, Florida. The team cut drywall to anchor the enclosure to wall studs, reused the existing shower valve and trim, and added a new waste and overflow trim. All debris was cleared from the site.

Trademark Plumbing performed a leak inspection in Vero Beach, Florida. The team identified a hidden pipe issue after a customer reported a sharp rise in the water bill. They located the leaking line and prepared to reroute it to prevent further water loss and damage.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed an old Roman tub faucet and installed a new one provided by the customer. The team turned on the water and tested the system to confirm proper function with no leaks or issues.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida responded to an after-hours call for a broken copper tub spout line. They capped the half-inch copper pipe with a soldered fitting at the customer’s request. After turning the water back on, they tested the repair and found no leaks or issues.

A plumber replaced a missing hose clamp inside a guest bathroom toilet to restore proper function in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The repair ensured secure internal connections within the toilet system.

A technician in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a broken Waste King garbage disposal and installed a new unit. They tested the system by running water and operating the disposal. The installation worked properly with no leaks or further issues.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a faulty shower cartridge and a cracked handle part in a hall bathroom. After installation, they restored water flow and tested the system to confirm there were no leaks or functional issues.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING provided an in-home estimate for a full house repiping project in West Palm Beach, Florida. The technician explained the repiping process step by step, covering how pipes would be replaced and what work would be required inside the home.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a faulty recirculating pump and installed a new one in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team added a check valve to prevent cold water from flowing back into the recirculating line, ensuring proper system function.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a faulty fill valve in a master bathroom toilet. The technician adjusted the water level and tested the toilet with five flushes. The repair stopped the continuous water flow and verified the system had no leaks.

A plumber replaced a faulty fill valve in a master bathroom toilet in Fort Pierce, Florida. The technician restored water flow and tested the toilet, confirming there were no leaks or performance issues.

A plumber replaced a shower cartridge in a hall bathroom in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The technician restored water service and tested the valve to confirm proper function with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a leaking Bradford White water heater in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team installed a new water heater pan and expansion tank, then tested the system for proper gas and water flow. The work included removal of the rusted tank and use of a warranty replacement.

A technician removed a leaking Bradford White 50-gallon power vent water heater with a rusted bottom and damaged burner in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The unit was under warranty. The technician will return to install a replacement Bradford power vent water heater.

Trademark Plumbing explained the installation and function of a Moen Flo leak detection system to a customer in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The service included a detailed overview of how the device monitors water flow and detects leaks to help prevent water damage.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida inspected a sewer line and tested all fixtures in a master bathroom. They found no clogs or blockages from the bathroom to the exterior cleanout. They recommended using a sewer camera if the issue returns to locate the problem before clearing any future clogs.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a Rinnai PC board on a tankless water heater in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. This service restored full heating functionality and improved system performance. The technician ensured all components were correctly installed and tested for safe operation.

Trademark Plumbing scheduled the installation of an electric anode rod to reduce a sulfur odor from the water heater in West Palm Beach, Florida. The team will complete the work after the part arrives. This service targets issues related to odor caused by standard anode rods in water heating systems.

A plumber in West Palm Beach, Florida inspected a water heater after the customer reported a sulfur odor in the hot water. The plumber recommended an electric anode rod to address the issue. The part was ordered, and service will continue once it arrives.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida cleaned clogged shower heads blocked by sand and restored water pressure. They inspected a five-year-old water heater, replaced a leaking expansion tank, flushed the system, and confirmed proper function with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing diagnosed a faulty PC board in a Rinnai tankless water heater in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The manufacturer is sending a replacement under warranty. The team will install the new part once it arrives to restore proper operation.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed a toilet to repair a broken flange causing a sewer gas smell. They installed a repair flange, new bolts, and a wax ring. The toilet was reset, water line connected, and tested for leaks. The plumber sealed around the toilet to complete the service.

Trademark Plumbing installed a customer-provided electric anode rod and flushed the water heater in West Palm Beach, Florida. The technician restored water and power service and confirmed the system operated without leaks or issues.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, FL identified a leak affecting unit 1343. They traced it to a faulty mop sink faucet and drain in unit 1341. They cut drywall for inspection and confirmed the source. The plumber returned to remove the sink, allowing water and mold cleanup to begin.

Trademark Plumbing installed a customer-supplied electric anode rod in West Palm Beach, Florida. This upgrade helps reduce water heater corrosion and extend its lifespan. The installation ensures better performance by replacing the original rod with an electric model.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a broken dual angle stop and connected a customer-supplied shut-off valve in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The plumber installed a new p-trap and connected hot and cold water lines to a faucet and dishwasher. The system was tested with no leaks or issues.

Trademark Plumbing installed a cleanout and used a drain snake to clear the main sewer line in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This service helps maintain proper flow and access in residential plumbing systems by removing blockages and providing easier future maintenance points.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a faulty toilet fill valve and flapper after diagnosing an overflowing tank. After the repair, they restored water flow and confirmed there were no leaks or running issues.

Trademark Plumbing flushed a tank-style water heater and inspected all electrical components in Jupiter, Florida. The system showed no signs of malfunction and operated as expected after service.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed an old kitchen faucet and installed a customer-supplied kitchen faucet. The service ensured proper connection and function of the new fixture.

Trademark Plumbing provided an estimate in Port St. Lucie, Florida, to convert a bathtub into a shower and quoted a toilet replacement. The customer will supply the new toilet, and installation is scheduled for Friday.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a main water service valve and two hose bibbs for a home connecting to city water in Stuart, Florida. The team provided an estimate and completed the installation to ensure proper water access on both sides of the home.

A plumber in Charlotte, North Carolina inspected a home for a high water bill complaint. The technician found a misaligned toilet flapper installed by the customer. They corrected the issue and confirmed there were no additional leaks in the home.

Trademark Plumbing repaired a broken hose bib on a water service line in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The work involved chipping the wall to access and remove a damaged tee fitting before installing a new bib. This restored proper exterior water flow and prevented further leakage.

Trademark Plumbing installed a whole-house water filtration system in West Palm Beach, Florida. The system will be activated after a 48-hour carbon soak to ensure proper function. This service improves water quality throughout the entire home.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a 50-gallon electric A.O. Smith water heater under warranty in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team installed a new expansion tank, restored water and power, and confirmed proper operation with no leaks or issues.

Trademark Plumbing installed new copper water lines and sewer drain lines for a bathroom addition in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team connected a lavatory sink and freestanding tub with a p-trap and vent, ran drain lines to the clean-out, and secured pipes along the exterior wall using a built-up floor provided by the general contractor.

A plumber repaired a loose kitchen faucet spray and tested it to confirm there were no leaks. The service took place in West Palm Beach, Florida.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida, diagnosed a leaking Rinnai tankless water heater that had stopped producing hot water. The inspection confirmed the heat exchanger had failed. The manufacturer will provide a replacement part under warranty for installation.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING removed an electric tank water heater and installed a Stiebel Eltron Tempra 29 Plus with service ports in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team also added a Stiebel Eltron Scale TAC-ler filter system to improve water quality and system performance.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING moved supply lines under a kitchen sink and installed an instant hot water unit with a dedicated shut-off valve in Jupiter, Florida. This plumbing work improves sink functionality and ensures safer operation for the hot water system.

A plumber capped water lines at a vanity in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This service stopped water flow to a disconnected fixture, allowing for safe removal or future installation without leaks. The work ensured proper water line isolation.

A plumber installed a customer-provided faucet and replaced the float and flapper in a toilet. The technician turned on the water and tested the system for proper operation. This plumbing service was completed in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

A plumber in Vero Beach, Florida removed a 50-gallon electric water heater and installed a new Bradford 50-gallon electric water heater. The plumber also added an electric anode rod to improve internal tank protection.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a customer's sediment filter to improve water filtration. This service helps maintain water quality by removing buildup from the system. Location details were not available for this project.

Trademark Plumbing completed a plumbing inspection at a residential property in Lake Worth, Florida. The technician reviewed the system to check for leaks, pipe condition, and fixture function. This service helps identify issues and maintain proper water flow and drainage throughout the home.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed an old garbage disposal and installed a new Badger 5 unit. The plumber also installed two customer-provided faucets. Water was turned on and tested to confirm there were no leaks.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a leaking angle stop shut-off valve. The technician removed the faulty component, installed a new shut-off valve, restored water flow, and confirmed there were no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a 20-gallon electric water heater and removed the old unit in Vero Beach, Florida. The team also flushed a hall bathroom faucet to restore proper hot water flow. They turned on water and power, tested the system, and confirmed no leaks or issues.

Trademark Plumbing performed a smoke test to locate the source of a sewer gas odor in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This method helps identify hidden leaks or cracks in the sewer system that may be causing unpleasant smells.

Trademark Plumbing replaced an old water heater with a new 40-gallon electric unit in Stuart, Florida. The team removed a laundry sink, cleared a clogged hall bathroom drain, and installed a switch and breaker to meet code. A permit was secured for the water heater installation.

Trademark Plumbing cleared a main line blockage between the kitchen sink and the main clean-out in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Technicians flushed and tested all fixtures after the removal. No further issues were found during the inspection.

Trademark Plumbing restored a non-functioning Rinnai tankless water heater in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Technicians identified a gas supply issue, activated the backup generator, and confirmed proper unit operation.

A technician in Vero Beach, Florida replaced a broken toilet shut-off valve and supply line in a hall bathroom. Water was turned on and tested with no leaks detected. The technician also checked the water meter for additional issues and confirmed no further leaks were present.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING provided an estimate for installing a 20-gallon water heater in a closet. The customer requested installation for the following day. This service took place in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

Trademark Plumbing provided an estimate to install a 100-foot water line running from the side of a residential home to a dock in Vero Beach, Florida. The request involved planning for water access to an outdoor structure at a fixed distance from the main supply connection.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a leaking 34-inch main water shut-off ball valve on the home's left side. After installation, the plumber restored and tested the water system. No leaks were found at the valve or on the meter.

Trademark Plumbing flushed a 50-gallon electric water heater for a customer in Vero Beach, Florida. This service helps improve heater efficiency and extends its lifespan by removing sediment buildup.

Trademark Plumbing replaced two kitchen and bathroom faucets with customer-provided fixtures in Port St. Lucie, Florida. They removed old shut-off valves and supply lines, installed new quarter-turn shut-off valves, and replaced a 12-inch hose bib. The team restored water service and confirmed all connections were secure with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a leaking hose bib on the north side of a home in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team turned on the water and tested the repair to confirm there were no leaks or issues.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida removed an old garbage disposal and installed a customer-supplied Insinkerator 3/4 HP unit. The service included full removal and replacement to restore proper kitchen sink function.

Trademark Plumbing resolved a sewer odor issue in a bathroom by removing and resetting the toilet. The plumber installed a new wax ring and replaced the bolts to ensure a proper seal. Service took place in Vero Beach, Florida.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a leaking gate valve on the main water line in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team relocated the main shut-off valve to a more accessible location and installed a new ¾” ball valve. They restored water service and confirmed proper function with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing provided an estimate for a new well pump installation in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The service involved evaluating the site and identifying the pump size and system requirements for efficient water delivery. This helps the customer plan for a reliable water supply from a private well.

Trademark Plumbing removed an old toilet and installed a new Kohler ADA-height toilet in Jupiter, Florida. This upgrade improves bathroom accessibility and meets ADA standards for height and comfort.

Trademark Plumbing replaced an electric water heater with a new 80-gallon Bradford White unit in West Palm Beach, Florida. The team connected the system, turned on the water, and tested the heater to confirm proper operation.

Trademark Plumbing activated a whole-house water filtration system in West Palm Beach, Florida. The system now filters all water entering the home, helping improve water quality throughout the property.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a broken 12-inch copper pipe in an old washer area. They removed a leaking section, installed new copper piping, capped the hot water line, restored water flow, and confirmed there were no leaks after testing.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a single-handle cartridge in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This service restored proper water flow and temperature control for the fixture. The job ensured the faucet operated smoothly and prevented leaks caused by worn internal parts.

Trademark Plumbing replaced old toilets in a Port St. Lucie, Florida home. Technicians installed new American Standard elongated toilets and upgraded shut-off valves. Rusted valves and short supply lines were removed. New quarter-turn valves and braided stainless steel lines were added. The system was tested with water on. No leaks were found.

A plumber cleared a clog from a downstairs toilet and confirmed proper drainage in Stuart, Florida. The toilet was snaked, tested, and showed no further signs of blockage or malfunction after service.

Trademark Plumbing installed a whole house filtration system in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This system filters water at the entry point to remove sediment, chlorine, and other contaminants. It helps improve water quality for drinking, bathing, and cleaning throughout the entire home.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida inspected a main sewer line using a camera, located a clog 30 feet in, and cleared the blockage. They then tested the line by running water through the house to confirm proper flow.

TRADEMARK PLUMBING activated a whole-house water filtration system in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The system now provides filtered water to every fixture in the home, improving water quality throughout the entire property.

Trademark Plumbing activated a whole house water filtration system in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This system now provides filtered water to every faucet and appliance in the home, improving household water quality for all uses including drinking, cooking, and cleaning.

A plumber cleared a clog in the main sewer line by snaking through the master bathroom shower in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This service restored proper drainage and ensured the plumbing system functioned correctly.

A plumbing technician rebuilt two toilets in Jupiter, Florida by installing new fill valves and flappers to stop continuous running. This repair restored proper water flow and improved efficiency in both units.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a leaking water heater with a new Rheem electric unit in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The technician removed the old system and installed the new heater to restore hot water service for the customer.

A plumber in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, diagnosed a hot water issue caused by a faulty check valve in a Rinnai tankless water heater. The team flushed the unit, replaced the damaged valve, and restored consistent hot water supply throughout the home.

A plumber replaced a leaking Bradford water heater due to its poor condition. The service ensured the homeowner had a functioning and safe hot water system. This repair was completed in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

Trademark Plumbing repaired a broken main water line in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The team located a loose 1” 90-degree fitting, replaced the faulty connection, and restored service. They tested the line thoroughly and confirmed the repair was secure, with no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing cleared a blocked main sewer line at a residential unit in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Technicians removed the cleanout cap, used a sewer machine to remove debris including paper towels and hygiene products, and confirmed proper toilet function. The line was cleared from the unit to the city sewer connection in the parking lot.

A plumber removed an old toilet and installed a customer-provided toilet in Fort Pierce, Florida. The work involved disconnecting the existing unit, preparing the area, and securely fitting the new toilet to ensure proper function and seal.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida replaced a failed main water service line under a slab. They installed a new copper feed through the attic, connected it to the home's existing manifold, added a shut-off valve, and tested the system. The crew abandoned the damaged underground line and verified the new setup had no leaks.

Trademark Plumbing repaired a bathroom leak in Vero Beach, Florida. The team capped hot and cold water lines at the vanity, removed shut-off valves, extended pipes, and removed the P-trap. They also replaced the tub waste and overflow components to resolve the issue.

Trademark Plumbing replaced an existing bathtub with a smaller and shorter model in Hobe Sound, Florida. The project involved removing the original tub and installing a new one that better fit the customer’s space requirements. This upgrade improved bathroom function while conserving space.

A plumber replaced a faulty tank-to-bowl gasket to stop a toilet leak. The repair resolved the issue, and no leaks remain. This plumbing service ensured proper toilet function. Location details are missing, so the city and state cannot be identified.

Trademark Plumbing replaced a water heater anode rod to remove a sulfur odor from the hot water supply in West Palm Beach, Florida. This service restored clean water by addressing a common issue caused by deteriorating internal components in the heater system.

A plumber in Port St. Lucie, Florida corrected a dishwasher drainage issue. The technician removed an unpunched plug from a recently installed garbage disposal, reconnected the dishwasher drain hose, and verified proper operation. The dishwasher now drains correctly.

Trademark Plumbing installed a whole house water filtration system in Port St. Lucie, Florida. This system treats all incoming water to remove common impurities before it reaches faucets, showers, and appliances. The installation helps improve overall water quality throughout the household.

Trademark Plumbing installed a whole house water filtration system in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The system will improve water quality throughout the home. Technicians will return after 48 hours to complete the final setup following the carbon soak period.