Before & After Photos

Tracey S. had JR Snider install a new water heater in their home.

Before: This homeowner had an older water treatment unit that was out of date and not working properly. 

After: We installed a new WaterCare Clear Care pro Acid Neutralizer with a WaterCare Air Cat Iron filtration system, and lastly a WaterCare Red Resin Water Softener. 

I installed a new fifty gallon electric water heater. The new unit has a pan, thermal tank, and new shut off valves. I ensured the thermal tank is strapped. There is no Prv so I set the thermal tank to 65 psi. I installed two new customer supplied washing machine hoses. I also installed a new dual quarter turn angle stop under the kitchen sink. At this time Elizabeth does not want a new Prv. I pressure tested the installation and ensured that everything is leak free and working correctly.

Scope of Work

1. Emergency Response, System Shutdown & Water Restoration
    •    Respond to emergency service call.
    •    Access frozen well house and assess system condition.
    •    Thaw frozen components as required.
    •    Restore water service that was lost due to freezing in the well house.
    •    Isolate and shut down the well system as needed to safely perform repairs.
    •    Relieve system pressure and drain affected piping.

2. Removal of Failed Tank Tee Assembly
    •    Remove the existing failed or damaged tank tee.
    •    Disconnect associated piping and components as necessary to access the assembly.
    •    Inspect surrounding piping and fittings for additional wear or freeze-related damage.

3. Installation of New Tank Tee Assembly (Complete)
    •    Install a new tank tee assembly sized appropriately for the existing well system.
    •    Install and connect all required components, including:
    •    Pressure switch
    •    Pressure gauge
    •    Pressure relief valve
    •    Boiler drain / hose bib
    •    Required electrical conduit and fittings
    •    Threaded fittings, nipples, unions, and sealants

4. System Reconnection & Configuration
    •    Reconnect pressure tank(s) to the new tank tee assembly.
    •    Restore plumbing connections to the well system.
    •    Verify proper electrical connections to the pressure switch.

5. Testing & System Restoration
    •    Restore power to the well system.
    •    Pressurize system and test for leaks.
    •    Verify proper pump cycling and pressure switch operation.
    •    Confirm accurate pressure readings and proper relief valve operation.

6. Final Verification & Cleanup
    •    Confirm stable water pressure and reliable system performance.
    •    Ensure system is fully operational and safe for continued use.
    •    Clean work area and remove all job-related debris.

Well pump/pressure tank install.