North Bethesda, MD

Arrived on site to address a clogged lavatory sink in the fluid bathroom. Upon inspection, I ran water in the lavatory sink and, after approximately one minute, observed water backing up in the pipe. Using a small bucket, I disassembled the P-trap and allowed the water to drain into the bucket. Once drained, I removed the trap arm and began snaking the line. After approximately 10 feet, I retrieved the cable and found a large wad of hair. I snaked the line a second time and did not retrieve any additional material. I then reassembled the P-trap and tested the sink for leaks and backups. At the time of ticket completion, no leaks or backups were observed. The work area was cleaned, and all tools and related materials were removed. Thank you for choosing Vito. Note: Customer is to be billed.

Found compressor grounded needs to be replaced

Examined area of concern by customer. Customer states since Washing machine was installed, the unit has been experiencing water hammer issues. Spoke to customer regarding situation prior to entering apartment and gave tentative investment option for today's visit. Upon entering unit, immediately noticed laundry valves were not opened fully. Opened valves fully and tested unit fixtures. Was not able to recreate hammer after this point. Engaged laundry machine and machine shutoff presents an initial noise, not hammering. Advised customer to have hammer arrestors removed or get the longer versions. Customer will contact us for further assistance if needed. Thank you for choosing Vito!

Job Description: Replacing a leaking pipe 2 by 1 - On my way to the job site Mr k call me and told me how to be rescheduled for Thursday night due till they can answer the water off during the day.

Job Description: basement floor drain backed up, Drain needs to be dug up. Snaked drain in garage, dropped down 3 feet but cable broke I cannot go any further.

For this job I did an AC maintenance on a 2023 Rheem heat pump Indoor unit Rheem 2023 air handler. I got a split temp of 18. EVAPORATOR is still in good shape , clean with no leaks or corrosion found. I noticed UV light bulb is dead and not working. I recommended to replace old UV light with an air scrubber plus Benefits of Air Scrubbers (Ozone-Free) 1. Reduced Exposure to Harmful Contaminants: Combating Illness-Causing Pathogens: Air scrubbers with ActivePure Technology have been shown to significantly reduce airborne and surface contaminants like bacteria, viruses, mold, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This can lead to a reduction in illnesses, like the common cold and flu. One FDA-approved technology demonstrated a high kill rate against SARS-CoV-2 on surfaces within a specific timeframe. Neutralizing Wildfire Smoke and Odors: Ozone-free air scrubbers can help to eliminate odors and purify the air, including addressing issues like wildfire smoke. 2. Improved Respira

Water over flowing over flow plan, condensate line is blocked: Arrived onsite, owner not onsite so all aspects of job was talked about over the phone. Utility closet water heater drain pan actively backing up with water. First, tried to clear blockage with gallo gun to no avail. Determined that blockage is most likely in the main condensate drain stack. Cut out drywall near WH pan outlet to reveal 1.5" PVC pipe. Disconnected Fernco and saw that pipe was full of water - so blockage is 100% in main building common drain stack. Snaked approximately 25' with pistol snake to no avail. Was able to test for proper drainage by running a garden hose down the pipe from nearby WH drain valve. Advised customer that K-50 snake will be needed to clear blockage. Snaked approximately 20 feet with K-50. Ran hose down drain stack after pulling back cables. Determined that the main building condensate drain is clear after running water down it for approximately 10 minutes. Reconnected PVC pipe with fernc

Arrived at location for bathroom sink on 376 backing up. There was a ferrcot there and once I took it off the pressure from the back up pushed that water out and spilled all over the floor. After cathing the water I ran my k-50 in there, ran 45ft of cable noticed around 15-22ft and also 30ft it was giving me a hard time going but go it. There was another clogged coming from 471 snaked it and ran 21 feet and clear clogged. Maintenance person will clean up the mess offer to clean up but they insist on cleaning up. A lot of grease in the line, needs to be jetted. *recommend jetting *

I arrived at my customer home for system leaning and not working properly I did a full system check and found air handler leaning backwards putting a lot of tension on the duct work need to have the install team back out to level indoor air handler and straighten out ductwork system turned off at this time

Job Description: #523 over flow gasket needs replaced Arrived on site , contacted the customer. The customer advised me that in unit #536 they a leak coming from the overflow drain. Upon entering the apartment the maintenance team already had holes cut out inside the unit and outside the unit in the hallway. The maintenance tech explained that they seem water leaking from the overflow drain flow when running water. Once inside of the bathroom I ran the tub and allowed water to run for approximately 30-40 min before turning it off. I didn’t see any leak at the time but then I move the shower head and ‘moved it toward the wall and seen that water was seeping through the diverter and also the overflow. I took the over flow off and seen that the back of the tub was heavily corroded which was the cause of the leak. I cleaned the corrosion of the best I can with a brill pad and also a wire brush. Once done I sealed the overflow along with the diverter with caulk. I explained to the customer

Commercial Plumbing Job Description: pipe needs to be put back together #511. Arrived at location, Customer stated there was a leaking pipe in room #511. We went up to the 5th floor and saw a hole in the wall in the hallway. Looks like piece that was connecting to the 90 completely dissolved. It was connection to a kitchen sink. We proceeded to cut off the 90 and replace it with a PVC 90 1 1/2 and two fernocs to connect the whole piping. Tested for leaks and none at this moment. Cleaned up our area and left

Arrived onsite, flushed sediment from electric water heater. Water from flush got on bathroom floor and walls. Cleaned up water from floor, walls, and toilet. Customer stated it still needs to be cleaned and he wants a discount. He refused to sign and pay. Advised customer to call office to make payment. Uploaded pictures of cleaned bathroom to invoice.

Arrived on site and met customer he took us to the bathroom where he wanted the work done. Informed him he would need someone to put in a bracket for him to mount his sink. Gave him a price on the toilet and on the sink and he agreed to the toilet price and we would come back and do the sink. Chipped out concrete for the new bolts and put them in. Put the new toilet in place with a wax ring and set it down tightning it. When I went to connect the supply line I loosened the cap and water starting spraying out like there was pressure. Tightened it back up and informed customer that the toilet angle stop would need to be replaced and he agreed. He told me he would call management and have a water shut down schedule and we would come back out to replace it. Took toilet off of bolts and set it on cardboard as to not damage the floor. Chip out concrete around closest flange bolts. Install new bolts Install new wax ring Install a new supply line Install customer supplied toilet and

NO AC checked rooftop ac found a wire blew off capacitor, checked indoor section found a condensation problem, installed ez trap with water safety switch, checked operation ac is working cooling fine, return air temperature 83° supply air temperature 63°

Replaced 2 angle stops under her bathroom sink

NO AC CALL checked ac system found evaporator coil starting to ice up, return air temperature 70° , supply air temperature 65° , outdoor air temperature 79° , Will need to replace filters 24x24x1 / 2 , get 40ft ladder to get on the roof added 15 pounds 410a freon checked operation return air temperature 68° , supply air temperature 46° , outdoor air temperature 77° , discharge air temperature 85° , suction line temperature 45° , liquid line temperature 77° , low side gauge 119 psi , high side 228 psi Could not add freon earlier due to very cold outside temperature

Arrived on site for a customer who wants a customer-supplied toilet installed. The customer showed me the toilet, which is a wall-hung model that he would like installed. I informed the customer that a Comfort Adviser will need to come out to provide a quote for the installation of the wall-hung toilet, as well as the installation of a floating sink and associated drain work. I let the customer know that our office will contact him to schedule the Comfort Advisor’s visit. Dispatch fee is to be waived for today.

Replaced cracked pipes

•This includes singing up client for annual mai contract. •Replace indoor blower motor under warranty. • Add 1x ecm surge protector to indoor blower motor. • Add 1x outdoor disconnect surge protector

Leaking p trap Undo p trap Tape and dope pipe and put drain trap back together Test for leaks no leaks present clean up work area

AC check not cooling at all Customer said he gets a visit every 3 months with new filter and belts, checked filter 24x24x1 / two , complained about not cooling a week ago, said he turned off yesterday night because it wasn't cooling , checked evaporator coil found ice melting off coil ( small amount) , right now outdoor air temperature 69°, room temperature 72° , supply air temperature 54° , let system run checked all necessary parts, found AC is working cooling fine at this time found no problems , likes to have thermostat set for 68°

Drain Clearing: Cleared stopped drains in kitchen sink and common area, ran water for several minutes to test and no backups occured

Remove 2 valves and mega press 2 new valves in, tested all piping for leaks

Shut water off to building and drain Then cut out old washer machine valves Then sanded and place new valves Mark and pressed in place Turned water back on and test for leaks Cleaned up work area and all work related materials

Customer called to say ac not working great won't go above 70° also leaking water, checked ac system found working cooling fine 71° return air temperature, 50° supply air temperature, customer said he like to keep the studio temperature around 66° and 68° , all year round, had to explain to him if you run the AC when it's 65° or less the system will ice up , for him to operate the AC in very low outdoor temperature it will have to have a head pressure controller installed, if not installed it will damage the compressor again, and this time it will not be covered under warranty To have a head pressure controller installed will cost around 950.00 to 1.200.00