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Real jobs, photographed by us on the day — water heaters, sewer lines, kitchens, showers — plus a few brand stills of the Full House look around Jacksonville. No stock smiles.

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Every pipe under the roof

Water heaters, sewer lines, kitchens, showers — photographed by us on the job. Brand stills are marked as such.

  • Finished garage installation: a new gas tank water heater next to a wall-mounted tankless unit, with new gas line, expansion tank and drain pan

    On the job

    Gas water heater + tankless, installed

    A new gas tank water heater and a wall-mounted tankless unit, side by side in a garage. New gas flex line, expansion tank, drain pan and venting — the old unit hauled away and the floor left clean.

  • New white PVC sewer line with a cleanout fitting laid in an open trench

    On the job

    New PVC sewer line in the trench

    The replacement: new PVC sewer pipe with a fresh cleanout, bedded and ready for backfill. This is what went in after the root-choked line came out.

  • End view of an old drain pipe fitting packed solid with tree roots and soil

    On the job

    What we found in the old line

    An old drain fitting, pulled out and stood on end — packed solid with roots. When a drain keeps backing up no matter how often it's cleared, this is usually why.

  • New undermount stainless kitchen sink with a matte black pull-down faucet and matching soap dispenser, city view through the windows

    On the job

    Undermount sink and matte black faucet

    Kitchen sink and faucet installation — undermount stainless bowl, matte black pull-down faucet and matching soap dispenser, plumbed and sealed.

  • Under-sink cabinet with a new red garbage disposal, a water filtration system and tidy white drain lines

    On the job

    Disposal + water filter, under the sink

    New garbage disposal and an under-sink water filtration system, with the drain lines re-run so everything sits tidy and reachable.

  • A new gas water heater standing in a garage with the open Full House work van behind it

    On the job

    New heater off the van

    Delivery day: the new water heater off the van and into the garage before the swap. We bring the unit, the parts and the haul-away — one visit.

  • Full House technician kneeling in a hand-dug excavation beside a brick wall, working on the sewer connection

    On the job

    Digging down to the sewer connection

    Hand-dug excavation to reach a failed sewer connection under brick pavers. Dug by hand so the pavers and the wall come through untouched.

  • Technician lying in a trench fitting new PVC sewer pipe under a brick foundation

    On the job

    Fitting the new line under the foundation

    Connecting the new PVC run beneath the foundation. Tight, dirty work — done right the first time so it never has to be opened again.

  • Garage utility corner with a newly installed tank water heater and tankless unit, the side door open to the garden

    On the job

    Tank + tankless, garage corner

    The same install from the doorway: tank and tankless working together, water lines and gas line dressed neatly against the wall.

  • A short length of old corroded pipe with roots growing out of it, lying on the ground next to a drill

    On the job

    Old corroded pipe, roots and all

    A section of the old, corroded drain pipe after removal, roots still growing through the joint. Photos like this are why we show you what came out.

  • New brushed-steel shower panel with rain head and body jets installed on a tiled shower wall

    On the job

    Shower panel installation

    A brushed-steel shower panel with rain head, hand shower and body jets, mounted and plumbed on an existing tiled wall.

  • Black whole-house water softener tank installed outside next to an air-conditioning unit, with new copper connections

    On the job

    Whole-house water softener

    Whole-house water softener installed outside on the main line, with new copper connections and a bypass. Jacksonville's hard water is easier on fixtures after this.

  • A boxed gas water heater standing in a garage next to the old unit before installation

    On the job

    Before the swap

    New heater delivered and staged next to the old one. From this point to hot water again is a single visit.

  • Wider view of the new shower panel and shelves in a tiled walk-in shower

    On the job

    Shower panel, finished

    The finished shower — panel, valve and shelves in place, tile untouched.

  • Brand still: the head of the Full House family at his desk, pipe wrench across the blueprints, red rose in the lapel

    Brand stills

    The head of the family

    Brand still — the man you come to when the pipes are trouble.

  • Styled brand still: three plumbers in Full House vests on the Jacksonville Riverwalk at dusk, Main Street Bridge behind them

    Brand stills

    Riverwalk, after hours

    Brand still — the Full House look on the Jacksonville Riverwalk.

  • Full House Plumbing Service branded work truck parked under palm trees

    Brand stills

    The truck

    Brand still — the Full House truck.

  • Two Full House plumbers unloading a toolbox from a truck outside the Florida Theatre marquee in downtown Jacksonville

    Brand stills

    Downtown, Florida Theatre

    Brand still — a downtown call outside the Florida Theatre.

  • Two Full House plumbers examining a brass cartridge at a café table by the San Marco lion fountain

    Brand stills

    San Marco Square

    Brand still — parts talk by the San Marco lions.

  • Open leather briefcase lined with velvet holding a pipe wrench, copper fittings, a brass valve and thread tape

    Brand stills

    The tools of the trade

    Brand still — the tools of the trade.

  • Full House plumber with logo jacket holding a brass valve at Friendship Fountain, Jacksonville skyline behind

    Brand stills

    Friendship Fountain, Southbank

    Brand still — Friendship Fountain on the Southbank.

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