North Potomac, MD

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing maintenance check. Recommended numerous tasks. Replaced kitchen faucet and installed 2 faucet supply lines for new kitchen faucet. Turned off water to home. In basement bathroom, replaced 2 angle stop valves and supply lines for lavatory faucet. In same bathroom, replaced toilet angle valve and supply line. In 2nd floor hallway bathroom, replaced toilet angle valve and supply line. Was unable to replace lavatory faucet valves because the ridgid supply lines were connected to the faucet itself. Turned water back on to house and checked for leaks. Cleaned up and removed all job related debris. Recommended replacing 25 year old water heater.

Shut water off from the angle stop and drain toilet and tank Once drained remove supply line and unbolt old toilet and remov from site Cleaned up old wax ring and place new wax ring down with new johnny bolts Bring new toilet up and put together and set new toilet down Tighten johnny bolts down and connect supply line and test for leaks Clean up work area and all work related materials

I arrived at my customer home for a one system heat maintenance outdoor temperature 85° at this time customer like thermostat set between 65 and 80° in the home. I adjust customer thermostat 5° above your room temperature in heat mode. I check all amps and components indoor combustion reading 27 ppm system working properly at this time. Age 2016

Air filter: Inspected the air filter. replaced it. Thermostat: Tested and calibrated the thermostat for accuracy. Blower components: Inspected the blower motor, wheel, and belt for wear and proper function. All components are in good condition. Burner assembly: Inspected the burner assembly to ensure proper ignition and flame operation. Ignition system: Checked the ignition system, including the igniter and flame sensor, to ensure they are working correctly. Heat exchanger: Visually inspected the heat exchanger for cracks or corrosion. No defects were found. Electrical connections: Tightened and inspected all electrical connections and wiring for safety. Safety controls: Tested the furnace's safety controls and limit switches to ensure they are fully operational. Ductwork: Visually inspected accessible ductwork for leaks and proper connections. Condensate drain: Checked and cleared the condensate drain line to prevent clogs. The furnace system is in good working order and was

Arrived on site for a plumbing maintenance visit. Started by flushing the water heater. While flushing, I inspected all plumbing throughout the house. The water heater is from 1998, making it 25 years old. I also noticed the T&P valve is dripping. Went through the house and found no other issues in the plumbing system. I brought my findings to the customer’s attention and provided options for a replacement water heater, including a hybrid model. The customer stated he would discuss the options with his wife and decide which one to go with. Wrapped up the hose. Thank you for choosing Vito

Scope of Work: Faucet handle screw (Allen key) is stripped. Shut off water supply to the faucet and drain remaining water. Disconnect supply lines and unmount the old faucet. Remove the old faucet. Install new pull-down kitchen faucet and secure it to the countertop. Connect supply lines and test for leaks. Clean up work area and remove all work-related materials. Notes: No warranty on customer-supplied parts. 30-day labor warranty.

Arrived on site to flush the water filtration system after a 5-day soak. Before flushing, tested water quality: pH level was 7.5, and chlorine level was 1.0. Shut off water to the house and isolated the filter. Connected a hose to the boiler drain and began flushing. Opened the water supply to the filter inlet and started the flush — water initially came out black. Continued flushing for a while, then shut the valve off, allowed the tank to fill, and repeated the process until the water ran clearer. Once the water was clear, opened the filter to the house and tested the water again: pH level was 8.5, and chlorine level was 0. Wrapped up the hose. Thank you for choosing Vito.

Proposal for hose bib replacement frost-free hosebib

Examined area of concern by customer. 13yr old water heater is out. Spoke to customer and made customer aware of pricing to relight pilot and test for backdraft to determine cause of pilot extinguishing. Relit pilot with minimal activity. Gas diagnostics state that gas control valve is bad. Documented gas control and reset gas control by shutting off and relighting pilot after. Diagnostics are the same. Bad gas control. Customer states she just wants to replace it and sell it with the house in new condition. Formulated investment option and made customer aware today’s payment will be applied to installation as a deposit. Customer would like installation to be performed on Monday the 22nd. Customer will call Tracey(Dispatch) on Friday to confirm. Thank you for choosing Vito!

Scope of Work: Shut off water to the house and drain the system. Cut into the main water pipe and remove the necessary section. Begin preparing the H2O Ultimate system and set it in place. Start piping in the water lines. Install a sediment guard on the cold side. Set up the bypass. Once all water lines are installed, mark and press fittings in place. Turn the water back on, but only allow the filter to fill via hose. Air out the system. Once fully aired out, let the filter soak for 4 days. Set the house to bypass mode. Return to the site for one final flush and allow the filter to flow through the house. Clean up the work area and remove all work-related materials. Notes: Labor warranty: 1 year Manufacturer warranty: 10 years

Scope of Work: Shut off water to the house and drain the system. Cut into the main water pipe and remove the necessary section. Begin preparing the H2O Ultimate system and set it in place. Start piping in the water lines. Install a sediment guard on the cold side. Set up the bypass. Once all water lines are installed, mark and press fittings in place. Turn the water back on, but only allow the filter to fill via hose. Air out the system. Once fully aired out, let the filter soak for 4 days. Set the house to bypass mode. Return to the site for one final flush and allow the filter to flow through the house. Clean up the work area and remove all work-related materials. Notes: Labor warranty: 1 year Manufacturer warranty: 10 years Scope of Work: Shut off water to the house and drain the system. Cut into the main water pipe and remove the necessary section. Begin preparing the H2O Ultimate system and set it in place. Start piping in the water lines. Install a sediment

Gas leak from a kitchen down to the basement

Minor repair, condenser coil clean and renew a VIP membership. Draining and condensate pump clogged: Located and accessed the condensate pump and drain line. Emptied excess water from the condensate pan. Used a wet/dry vacuum to remove debris and suction out the blockage from the condensate drain line. Flushed the drain line with a cleaning solution to eliminate algae and prevent future clogs. Tested the condensate pump for proper function and flow. Monitored the system to ensure it was draining correctly and no further leaks were present. Outdoor coil cleaning: Used a professional-grade coil cleaning solution to break down grime and dirt. Flushed the coil with water from the inside-out to remove all buildup, restoring proper airflow. The customer also purchased the annual vito vip membership.

For this job, I checked the thermostat, capacitor, transformer and the blower motor capacitor. Everything was fine but customer should think about replacing the blower motor capacitor reading (38/40). The diagnostic testing concluded that no equipment failure or system fault was present during the service call. I did the outdoor coil cleaning And also I will recommended the customer the thing about changing the control board in case we are facing the same problem.

Job Description: Removal of bathroom sink and toilet - Arrived at location to disconnect water supply to the faucets and toilet. Plugged up totilet and drain for the sink no issues occurred at this time.

Thank you for your interest in our services. Based on our survey and our discussions James Vito, Inc. will provide the necessary labor and material to complete the work as specified below. SCOPE OF WORK: 1. Turn the gas off to the home. 2. Open the ceiling in the basement to expose the 1” black iron gas pipe in the chase and the area under the cooktop location. 3. Supply and install one 3/4"" flashshield gas pipe from the 1” line in the chase over to the cabinet under the cooktop. 4. Supply and install one 3/4"" gas shut off valve in the cabinet under the cooktop. 5. Turn the gas back on and light the pilot on the water heater. 6. Clean up all job-related debris. NOTES: • All work to be performed during normal working hours (M-F) 7AM to 5PM excluding holidays. • Drywall repairs and final connection of the cooktop are not provided for in this proposal. • Requests for additional work or items requested will result in an authorized change order and additional costs. • This pro

Gave proposal for gas line to a cooktop

Arrived onsite, customer has multiple plumbing issues needing to be addressed. Back yard hose spigot leaking, water heater expansion tank not supported, main water gate shut-off valve, kitchen sink right basin leaking from basket strainer and p-trap, and 1st floor bathroom toilet fill valve not operating properly. Not able to locate water shut off outside so WSSC would need to come out to locate shut off. Quoted customer for all tasks. If customer wants to go with option #4, fill valve and basket strainer will be complimentary with no charge.

For this job I did a ac maintenance on a 2020 rheem heat pump. Indoor unit 2020 therm air handler. I got a split temp of 19. Evaporator coils has no signs of cortisone or leakage. Condensate line is draining properly followed by a drain test. Ez trap has been cleaned and it’s working well. Condensate pump is working properly. Blower wheel isn’t protected by a surge protector A surge protector for your HVAC system offers significant advantages, primarily by protecting sensitive electronic components from damage caused by power surges, ultimately extending the lifespan of your HVAC unit and saving you money on potential repairs. It also enhances home safety by mitigating the risk of electrical fires. I recommended this to client and he’s well aware. Blower wheel amps 2.2. I replaced Air filter provided by client. Contactor reading 240v. Control board is functioning and communicating with system. All wires are intact with no obstructions found. Outside unit 2020 rheem heat pump.

Estimate for new Carrier HVAC which includes AC Condenser, Carrier® Comfort 3 Ton Up to 16.5 SEER2 Residential Air Conditioner Condensing Unit (R-454B) With Evaporator Coil, 3 Ton Evaporator Coil Cased Upflow, Including Carrier Furnace 58SB0B090M17--14 With 80% AFUE 90000 BTUH Multi-Speed Multipoise Non-Condensing Gas Furnace. Also includes VITO VIP Club Membership & Power Surge Protector

Description of work: Install toilet, major rebuild

Arrived on site to install a new Toto Drake toilet, rebuild the 1st-floor bathroom toilet, and repipe a hose bib (a callback on work done by the previous technician). While waiting for the helper to bring the needed materials, I began working on the hose bib. I shut off the water supply to the hose bib and drained the line. Once drained, I removed the old hose bib, which was secured to the deck, and cut out the existing pipe. I then soldered a new pipe onto the drop ear. Next, I began dry-fitting the new hose bib. I asked the customer where she would like it installed, and she showed me the desired location. I dry-fitted the hose bib in place, then marked and pressed the fittings. The new hose bib was secured to the siding and the deck. Since the copper pipe is exposed outdoors, I applied a coat of Rust-Oleum to protect it from the elements. Once the helper arrived, we proceeded with the master bathroom toilet installation. We shut off the water to the toilet, drained the tank, and

Today I arrived on site to address the reported leak. Here's a summary of the work completed: COIL Inspection and Leak Search: Performed a thorough leak search of the evaporator coil and AC unit. Initially found no active leak within the coil or unit itself. Line Set Repair: Identified an oily area on the exterior line set, indicating a potential leak source. Confirmed the leak location using bubble testing. Applied leak seal to the identified area on the line set. Re-tested with bubbles; no further leak was detected. System Status: Observed a 20° split, indicating the system is currently cooling effectively. Recommended cutting out and replacing the sealed section of the line set in the future, although it is not actively leaking at this time. View visual findings from this job here - https://vitoservices.com

Today I arrived on site to address the no AC issue with the attic unit. Here's a summary of the work completed: Indoor Unit Inspection: Observed the system filter, noting it hadn't been replaced in 3 years. Inspected the indoor unit, finding the capacitor showing signs of rusting. Blower is operating within specifications, and the capacitor is currently functional. Noted the absence of safeties (drain pan and condensate line). Brushed the evaporator coil, which is currently in good condition. Measured a temperature split of -5.75⁰ with 70⁰ room temperature (room has a window AC). Outdoor Unit Inspection & Repair: Discovered the RUNTRU outdoor unit was not running. Found a power wire hanging and removed power noting this repair is needed to prevent accidental grounding of the 240V line. Connected gauges and found the system pressure at 0, indicating a complete loss of refrigerant. Recommended a pressure test to identify the leak source. Recommendations: Recommended install

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing inspection. Customer requested quotes on water heater & PRV replacement