Job location: Lakewood neighborhood · Dallas, TX
A technician replaced a residential kitchen dishwasher and discovered a leaking shutoff valve during installation. After customer approval, a new PEC shutoff valve was installed. The dishwasher was secured and tested for proper operation. The technician also replaced an inline cold-side faucet filter and verified all systems for leaks and functionality.
Key Facts
- Service: Fixture Install
- Location: Lakewood, Dallas, TX
- Technician: Evan
- Completed: October 16, 2026
Called out to replace and install a new kitchen dishwasher. Upon arrival, gave pricing to the customer. First, we removed the old dishwasher. After that, we turned off the water and noticed the shutoff valve was leaking. We gave the customer pricing to replace it. After approval, we cut the old shutoff valve off and installed a new PEX shutoff valve.
After that was installed, we then installed the new dishwasher. We braced it to the side and to the top of the counters. We reinstated water and checked both installations for proper operation.
While on-site, the customer also asked us to replace their inline cold-side faucet filter. After approval, we unthreaded the old filter and threaded on the new filter. We reinstated water to that and checked for no leaks. We checked everything for proper operation. All pictures attached.
Service area: Rockwall, Royse City, Rowlett, Garland, Plano, Highland Park, University Park
Hours: Available 24/7 — no overtime charges
Licensed: TX Master Plumber #41106. Fully licensed and insured.
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Contact: (214) 729-3586
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