Reported condition
The existing water heater was described as leaking, leading to the replacement scope.
Folsom residential plumbing · water-heater replacement
US Construction & Remodeling Corp. replaced a leaking residential gas water heater in Folsom and addressed the visible supporting connections around the new tank. The field record and two original photographs document the water valve and connectors, expansion tank and fittings, copper relief line, gas sediment trap, seismic restraints, and drain pan. Internal costs and competitor pricing are intentionally excluded.

Project at a glance
The project record is more specific than a simple equipment swap. It identifies the valve and water-connector work, expansion control, copper relief route, gas sediment trap, restraints, and pan that can be seen around the installed tank. The second image is cropped only to remove a wall decoration containing personal names.
The existing water heater was described as leaking, leading to the replacement scope.
The record identifies a replacement valve and hoses/connectors, plus a new expansion tank and fittings.
A copper relief line and a gas sediment trap are documented in the field notes and visible installation.
The installed tank is shown with restraints and a pan as part of the documented replacement.
Documented work sequence
The service record identifies the existing water heater as the source condition that led to replacement.
The new gas storage water heater was positioned in the existing garage installation area.
The scope included valve and connector work together with the new expansion tank and fittings.
The field record identifies the copper relief line, gas sediment trap, straps, and pan around the installed unit.
Two original photographs record the replacement and its supporting components without exposing the customer’s identity or internal pricing.
Original USC field photographs
Each public image was reviewed for privacy, stripped of metadata, and assigned a natural description limited to what the frame shows.

Verified project scope
No internal material cost, labor allocation, competitor quote, project date, permit, inspection, test result, exact address, or customer identity is published.
The page can be expanded later only when a verified project record supports the additional fact.
USC plumbing project record
This staging case study keeps the public story tied to original USC field documentation and the verified scope.
Original USC project media. Customer identity and exact address are not published. Future canonical: https://usconstructioncali.com/portfolio/folsom-residential-water-heater-replacement/