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Conejo home services will cap off existing line for manifold and reroute copper line overhead for hot side and and properly inspect cold side before-attaching to kitchen sink water in incoming supply and also bathroom fixture supply line overhead through ceiling down stairs.

Once scope of work has been performed we will cover existing holes, but cannot be held responsible for any type of drywall, texture, or paint.

Slab 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. - Conejo 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 60 days from issuance - Includes permit fees (if required) - 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

Manifold-rebuildConejo home services will remove original manifold for water incoming which includes removing pressure relief valve, pressure, regulator, hose bib, and ball valve.

Once removed we will install new zurn 3/4 inch pressure regulator, shut off valve, hose bib, and pressure relief valve. We will reconfigure manifold.

We will also install new ball valve for water heater

CC or Check $$5,200.00

Spot Repair

Slab leak repair - Silver Solder Brazing

Sold by Tony

Slab Leak Repair - Silver Solder Brazing

Repair a slab leak in a residential or commercial property using silver solder brazing to fix a leaking pipe embedded in the concrete foundation, restoring water system integrity and preventing water loss or structural damage. Slab leaks, often caused by corrosion, abrasion, or ground settling, can lead to high water bills, foundation cracks, or mold growth if untreated. Silver solder brazing creates a strong, durable seal on copper pipes, capable of withstanding high water pressure (up to 200 psi) and temperature fluctuations. The process involves locating the leak with electronic detection tools, accessing the pipe through targeted concrete cutting, and brazing the damaged section, minimizing disruption to the slab. This repair ensures a long-lasting fix, maintains water quality, and complies with plumbing codes, protecting the property from further damage.

Location: Interior/Exterior (Under Concrete Slab)

Tasks:

Preparation:

1. Locate slab leak using electronic leak detection equipment (e.g., acoustic sensors or thermal imaging).

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

3. Set up work area with tools (concrete saw, torch, silver solder, PPE) and protective coverings.

Slab Access:

1. Mark and cut concrete slab at leak location using a concrete saw, minimizing damage (e.g., 1-2 square feet).

2. Remove debris and expose leaking pipe, ensuring safe access for repair.

3. Verify pipe material (typically copper) and assess damage extent.

Pipe Repair:

1. Clean and dry pipe surface, then apply silver solder brazing to seal the leak or damaged section.

2. Use a torch to heat the pipe and apply silver solder, ensuring a strong, leak-free joint.

3. Inspect brazed area for integrity and test with low-pressure water flow.

Testing and Restoration:

1. Restore water supply and perform pressure test (e.g., 80-120 psi) to confirm no leaks.

2. Backfill excavation with appropriate material and patch concrete, if within scope.

3. Run water through repaired line to verify normal flow and no pressure loss.

Cleanup and Final Steps:

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

2. Provide client with repair details and maintenance recommendations.

3. Conduct walkthrough to explain repair process and signs of future leaks.

Notes:

- Repairs slab leaks with durable silver solder brazing to prevent water loss and structural damage.

- Concrete patching quoted separately if not included; major slab repairs may require third-party contractor.

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

- Estimate valid for 60 days from issuance

- Includes permit fees (if required)

- 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: 4-6 hours, 2 technicians

- Warranty: 5 years parts, 2 years labor

- Financing: 18 months at 0% interest available

Amount to collect when done $4,151.20

Sales: TonyGC: #1397

Copper Re-route

Sectional Repair

Sold by Jaiyro

Conejo Valley Home Services will perform a sectional drain line repair under the upstairs master bathroom lavatory sink. The affected section is approximately 4 feet within the wall, accessible from beneath the vanity.

Work will entail cutting drywall as necessary behind and under the vanity to access the damaged pipe section. Once exposed, we will cut out the corroded section of cast iron drain located beneath the second elbow and replace it with new PVC material up to current code standards. The new section will extend all the way back to the existing trap arm connection.

In addition, Upon completion of installation, we will run a camera inspection to verify the integrity and successful restoration of drainage.

Total Estimate: $2207.00

(Includes 20% member discount applied)

Warranty:

This repair includes a 3-year parts and labor warranty covering workmanship and installed materials.

Disclaimer:

Conejo Valley Home Services is not responsible for the repair or replacement of drywall, tile, paint, cabinetry, or other finishes that may require removal to complete this scope of work. Any such repairs are to be handled by others upon completion of plumbing work.

Amount to collect when done: $2,207.00Please call Thomas 408-421-1557

Install a TOTO promenade2 1 piece toilet in Upstairs Master bathroom.

Per Andrew.

[Toilet is in shop]

Amount to collect when done $1,189.00 [check/cc]

Please call Bob (805) 794-0502

Sales- TonyPLease send Krista a picture of the water heater label

50-Gallon Gas Water Heater Replacement

Replacement of an existing 50-gallon gas water heater in a garage with no recirculation pump.

Location: Garage

Recirculation Pump: No

Tasks:

Preparation and Shutoff:

1. Shut off gas supply valve

2. Close main water supply

3. Drain existing water heater to empty tank

Removal of Existing Unit:

1. Disconnect gas line from heater

2. Detach cold and hot water supply lines

3. Remove and dispose of old unit per local regulations

New Water Heater Installation:

1. Position new 50-gallon unit with adequate clearance per code

2. Install new drain pan beneath unit

3. Connect new stainless steel water supply lines (cold and hot)

4. Install 1/4-turn ball valve on cold water inlet

5. Install expansion tank, adjusted to home water pressure (typically 50-60 PSI)

6. Fit new gas shutoff valve on gas line

7. Attach new flexible gas supply line with sediment trap

8. Secure unit with Unistrut mounting and earthquake straps

9. Reconnect to existing T&P relief valve exit point

10. Insulate water supply lines for efficiency

11. Install copper bonding wire from water lines to gas line for grounding

12. Cover base/stand with sheet metal for protection

Venting and Combustion:

1. Install venting per manufacturer's specs (e.g., double-wall or single-wall as required)

2. Secure single-wall vent connections with 3 screws each

3. Verify adequate combustion air supply per code

Testing and Startup:

1. Pressure-test gas and water connections for leaks

2. Fill tank and purge air from lines

3. Test T&P relief valve operation

4. Light pilot, set temperature to 120°F (or per client preference), and confirm burner ignition

5. Validate full operational status

Cleanup and Final Steps:

1. Clear debris from work area

2. Haul away old unit for disposal

3. Conduct final inspection with client walkthrough

Notes:

- Estimate valid for 60 days from issuance

- Includes permit fees (if required)

- 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: 3-4 hours, 1 technician

- Warranty: Manufacturer - 6 years parts, 1 year labor; Conejo - 3 years labor

- Financing: 18 months at 0% interest available

- Qualifies for applicable utility rebates and federal tax credits (where available)

Gas repair will be done live

Remove 1-1/2 plug on gas elbow.

Install small nipple

Install 1-1/2 ball valve on elbow

Check for leaks.

Customer made us aware of his water heater that has a issue relighting which is why are doing the repair live.

No responsible for water heater

One year warranty on valve installed CC or check $3485.00