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The customer to remove vanity and toilet

Saw cut and break out floor from exiting toilet area to right infront of the tub. Dig down to existing main drain piping exposing entire pipe. Tunnel under the tub to the clean out just on the outside of the house opposite tub wall. Exposing the piping outside and clean out. Cut out existing drain piping from before the clean out to the toilet flange and tie in. Open drywall as needed to expose venting. Cut out 1’ of the venting going into the existing piping. Replace existing piping with 4” pvc piping. Install new tie ins to existing venting with 1 1/2” or 2” pvc. Bring new 4” pvc piping to the outside location and install a new 4” clean out tee and cap above grade. Check tub piping to see what condition it’s in. If necessary replace tub waste and overflow. Test and backfill, stamp and patch concrete. All work will be done to code

CVHS provides a 25 year warranty against breaks and separations in new main drain piping only. Does not warranty against stoppages.

NOTE- CVHS is going off video from another company. Can not be certain the conditions of all piping connected to the existing sewer main. If more work is needed. Will present options for repair/replacement at that time at an additional cost. If sewer work takes longer than a day to complete. Pricing will increase to $9350 per conversation with home owner.

CVHS- is not responsible for drywall, tile, existing concrete damage, framing, paint, stucco and or existing water damage

SPECIAL PRICING PER ANDREW/BILL

CC or Check $8500.00

Sales-TonySlab Leak Reroute

Reroute water lines to bypass a slab leak in a residential or commercial property, avoiding costly and invasive slab excavation while restoring water system functionality and preventing further damage. Slab leaks, often caused by pipe corrosion or ground movement, can lead to water loss, high utility bills, and structural issues like foundation cracks or mold. This process involves identifying the leak with electronic detection, isolating the affected pipe, and installing new copper or PEX piping through alternative routes (e.g., walls, ceilings, or crawlspaces) to restore water flow. The reroute eliminates the need to repair the slab-embedded pipe, offering a cost-effective and less disruptive solution. Note that Conejo does not repair or replace drywall, paint, or stucco, so any wall penetrations or cosmetic repairs must be handled by the client or a separate contractor.

Location: Interior/Exterior (Alternate Routing Path)

Tasks:

Preparation:

1. Locate slab leak using electronic leak detection equipment (e.g., acoustic or infrared tools).

2. Shut off main water supply and isolate affected piping to prevent water loss.

3. Plan reroute path (e.g., through walls, attic, or crawlspace) and set up work area with tools (pipe cutter, fittings, PPE).

Pipe Rerouting:

1. Install new copper or PEX piping along the planned reroute path, avoiding the slab leak.

2. Connect new line to existing water supply and fixtures using appropriate fittings (e.g., tees, couplings).

3. Secure piping with hangers or clips every 4-6 feet to prevent movement, per code.

System Integration:

1. Cap or isolate the leaking slab pipe to prevent future use, ensuring no pressure loss.

2. Integrate new piping with existing system, maintaining water pressure (40-80 psi).

3. Ensure rerouted lines are accessible for future maintenance and avoid structural obstructions.

Testing:

1. Restore water supply and perform pressure test to confirm no leaks in rerouted lines.

2. Run water through fixtures to verify normal flow and no cold water mixing.

3. Inspect all connections for leaks using a pressure test or visual inspection.

Cleanup and Final Steps:

1. Clean work area and dispose of debris per local regulations.

2. Provide client with reroute layout and maintenance instructions.

3. Conduct walkthrough to demonstrate restored water flow and explain limitations.

Notes:

- Bypasses slab leaks to restore water flow without invasive slab excavation.

- Company does not repair or replace drywall, paint, or stucco; client responsible for cosmetic repairs.

- Additional piping or complex rerouting quoted separately if needed.

- Advise client to monitor water bills and new piping for signs of leaks.

- Estimate valid for 30 days from issuance

- Permit fees, if required, are included as a separate line item

- Unforeseen issues or additional work will be quoted separately with client approval

- Exclusions: Drywall, paint, stucco, tile, concrete, stone repairs, or existing water damage

- Duration: 6-8 hours, 2 technicians

- Warranty: 5 years parts, 2 years labor

CC or Check $3489.00

Sales-TracyAfter we tried to snake kitchen drain and laundry

We were not successful

This proposal includes the following

Open drywall in garage

Run new drain surface mount against drywall

Run to outside and into dirt

We will trench approximately 25 feet

We will open behind kitchen to attach new kitchen drain

We will tunnel under brick walk way

Continue to trench along dirt

Dig down and attach newly ran drain lines to main sewer under bricks on left side of home

Includes adding a new main sewer clean out at area of excavation

This will include material , labor and trash removal

We will back fill trench and compact properly

15 year warranty on workmanship on newly ran drain lines

Not responsible for drywall patch , stucco , wood , paint or existing water damage.

CC or Check $7823.80

Sales-TracyThis option is for a spot repair only, not including liner

We will excavate at located area only

Excavating at a depth of approximately 6 feet

We will expose the compromised area

Cut out the damaged section

Replace with abs pipe and appropriate fittings

Put back dirt and compact soil to proper compaction

1 year warranty on spot repair only

CC or Check $10105.00

Sales-Tracy**Upload picture of water heater or send to Krista**

Arrived to customer location to see about adding a sink , mop sink , and floor sink . This will include the following

- installing a customer supplied 3 compartment sink

-adding a floor sink

-adding a mop sink

Saw cutting and jack hammering floor , finding existing drains in slab and attaching new ran drain lines to tie in

Running hot and cold pex water lines from attic to sink locations

Opening drywall accordingly to properly run water lines

Running new vent lines for mop sink and floor sink

Adding new trap primers in accordance with local code

Includes permits , labor and material

Includes finish plumbing ( hooking up sinks , and installing new customer supplied compartment sink ) mop sink , prep sink only

Rough concrete patch is included ( please note it will not be a final finished look)

Does not include drywall , stucco patch or paint .

Does not include mold removal or water damage

Does not include existing bathroom or existing water heater

Older drain lines and water lines are susceptible to damage when installing and tying into , Cvha does not hold any responsibility

Please note inspector may call out other plumbing that Cvha has nothing to do with , we are not responsible for this

Change orders may occur during plumbing installations , at this time we do not know what is under the slab

1 year warranty on plumbing installed by Conejo valley plumbing

We will install a new 38 gallon electric water heater of lowboy stature

This water heater comes into compliance with health code requirements

4500 wt 240v CC or Check $13,341.00