Vienna, VA

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Arrived at location for Backflow testing on make up water up in rooftop boiler room. Looking at the Backflow it’s a Rpz 2in watts Cleaned out all test port. Seems like test port number 2 needs to get changed out due to previous testing they open the turning point wider. But managed to get it. Tested cv1- 9psi, CV2- 1.7psi, RV-2.6psi. This indicates that’s the Backflow has passed the test and is working fine. Cleans up mess and tag the Backflow and left.

Ran the K 50 for a floor drain clog

Arrived on site and took in k1500 with 3 bales into the bathroom, added 3 15ft cables to 1500 going into clogged toilet and cleared blockage at 45ft. Pulled back tampons wrapped around auger head. Packed up k1500 after 3 5 gallon buckets were poured into drain line 3 separate times to make sure clog was fully cleared. Bathroom upstairs was also flushed - Arrived on site and took in k1500 with 3 bales into the bathroom, added 3 15ft cables to 1500 going into clogged toilet and cleared blockage at 45ft. Pulled back tampons wrapped around auger head. Packed up k1500 after 3 5 gallon buckets were poured into drain line 3 separate times to make sure clog was fully cleared. Bathroom upstairs was also flushef

System Type: 2021 Carrier Communicating Heat Pump System Service Performed: Routine Maintenance / System Performance Evaluation System Condition & Performance The 2021 Carrier communicating heat pump system was inspected and tested for performance. The unit is operating properly at this time. Both heating and cooling modes are functioning efficiently, and the system is maintaining proper temperature differential across the coil. All electrical connections, refrigerant pressures, and temperature readings were checked and found to be within manufacturer specifications. The indoor and outdoor coils are clean, and no debris or buildup was found that could impede airflow or efficiency. The communicating control and sensors are responding accurately, with no error codes present in the system diagnostics. Overall, the system is running smoothly and efficiently, providing optimal comfort and performance. Air Filter & Indoor Air Quality The air filter is currently in fair condition. It is

Customer had ARS and me out there at the same time. Wanting to replace just furnace only.

Service Performed: Returned to the property to replace the control board and pressure switch. After replacement, verified proper operation of the furnace — system is now functioning correctly and providing consistent heat. System Readings: • Blower Motor Amps: 5.4 • Inducer Motor Amps: 1.5 • Combustion Analyzer: 17 ppm • Supply Air Temperature: 130°F Component Inspection: • Flame Sensor: In good condition • Ignitor: In good working condition • Blower Wheel: Shows heavy dirt buildup and requires immediate cleaning to maintain efficiency and airflow. • Condensate Line: Flushed and verified proper drainage. • Air Ducts: Contain a heavy amount of dust and debris; duct cleaning is strongly recommended. • Thermostat: Outdated and should be replaced for improved control and system compatibility. • Air Filter: Needs replacement. Client has been informed and will handle replacement. System Status: Furnace is currently operating properly after component replacement and

2014 GAS FURNACE MODEL # PG8MAA042090 SERIAL# 4714A19155 Furnace was not responding to thermostat call for heat. • Verified thermostat operation and jumped R to W at the control board — unit did not start. • System displayed Code 31 – Pressure Switch Did Not Close or Reopened, indicating an airflow or safety fault during the start-up sequence. • Inspected all safety switches; all were functioning properly except for the pressure switch, which failed to close when the inducer was commanded to start. • Found no voltage output to the inducer motor from the control board, confirming the control board is also faulty. • Noted inducer motor appears to be in poor condition, showing visible wear and likely contributing to the pressure switch failure. Diagnosis: • Failed pressure switch preventing the furnace from completing the ignition cycle. • Defective control board not sending voltage to the inducer motor. • Worn inducer motor may cause intermittent or complete system f

Back Flow Preventer Testing: Tested 6 backflows and they all passed

FALL CHECK BOILER: checked pressure reducing valve fill valve found not open and letting water into the system , replaced part checked operation water is flowing, filling ok, checked and cleaned burners and heat exchanger, pressure temperature gauge,all safeties and limits, motorized vent damper and checked operation, checked flue pipe and draft, circulater pump, all air vents, both zone valves extrol tank

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing maintenance check. In basement utility room, found 2 1/2" copper supply lines in ceiling going to 1st floor shower. Both pipes were in very poor condition and are likely to burst very soon. Also flapper in 1st floor bathroom toilet in poor condition. Gave customer estimates for both tasks.

Two Carrier furnace systems, both installed in 2020, were inspected and serviced as part of routine seasonal heat maintenance. The systems service separate areas of the home — the main living space and an extended section of the property. System 1 – Main Furnace Unit (Installed 2020) General Condition: The main Carrier furnace was thoroughly inspected. All major components are clean and in good condition, showing normal wear for its age. Filter Replacement: The air filter was found to have moderate dust buildup and was replaced with a new, correctly sized filter. Filter housing and surrounding area were cleaned as part of the service. Operational Checks: Blower motor: Clean and operating smoothly Burners and flame sensor: Clean and functioning properly Heat exchanger: No visible cracks or corrosion Thermostat: Calibrated and responding accurately Electrical connections: Tight, clean, and secure Safety controls: Fully operational Outcome: System is performing efficiently and s

Arrived onsite, customer needed new backup sump battery hooked up. Called Basement Watchdog tech support to assist and make sure no other issues are occuring. Made proper electrical connections and still had Power light on. Called back tech support and customer will need new DC adapter because it is not getting enough volts. Showed customer how to connect new DC adapter when it arrives. Customer will contact Basement Watchdog to order part.

Gave proposal for gas ac package unit. Moose lodge will be having a meeting to discuss. Reaching back out next Monday

HEAT AND AC CHECK UP. Upon arrival the client advised me that he wanted me to perform the ac and heat maintenance. I started by checking the ac. Found a clogged and dirty filter with need of replacement. The client will be responsible of purchasing and replacing the filter. I checked the indoor blower wheel motor and found some oil on the shaft of the blower motor which is a sign of a leaking blower motor which happens with time. The furnace is from 04. I checked blower motor amps me found within specs. I checked evaporator coil and found okay. I checked the condensate line trap going into floor drain and flushed it with approximately 2 gallons of water and added condensate tablets to ensure proper drainage. I checked all wiring and connections and all limits and safety’s found okay. Return air temperature 65 degrees supply air temperature 47 degrees. I proceeded to check the outdoor condenser coil and found the coil dirty. I checked the 70/5mfd capacitor and found low on tolerance.

Whole house inspection and flushing the water heater

System Type: 2011 Lennox Split System (AC/Furnace) System Age: Approx. 14 years Service Performed: 1. Initial Inspection: Conducted a full diagnostic inspection of the Lennox split system (AC and furnace). System was operational upon arrival, but not performing optimally. 2. Capacitor Replacement: Identified a failed dual run capacitor during diagnostic testing. The capacitor was out of tolerance and not providing the proper voltage to the compressor and fan motor. Replaced the faulty capacitor with a new, manufacturer-compatible unit. System restarted and confirmed both compressor and fan motor are now running properly. 3. Delta T Measurement: Measured a Delta T (temperature differential) of 14°F across the evaporator coil. This is slightly below the optimal range (typically 18–22°F), which may indicate early efficiency loss or minor airflow issues. 4. Contactor Condition: Visual inspection showed the contactor is beginning to rust. Electrical contacts are still functi

3rd floor kitchen drain back up: Third floor pull it out urinal end snake out 7f I cannot get through from that line all the time the snake going to another urinal also I open the door from the paper service in the wall and I see that sweet tea going to another urinal I just spoke with manager and hit you mean he didn't want to cut the wall so I just put it by the urinal inside a new seal turn on the water no leak also I went to the first floor another urinal pull it out it's naked at 45 ft and sit at the general and put a new seal and test it for no leak and everything all ready to go I have the job done

Examined area of concern by customer. Recent power surge in area has caused battery backup system to alarm. Inspected information panel and all concerns lead to battery. Inspected water supply in battery and 1st 3 ports are dry. Poured customer supplied distilled water in ports. Placed sensor into port hole. Went through troubleshooting and battery requires replacement. Made customer aware and she will get battery through manufacturer. Control Board may require replacement but at the moment diagnostics are leading to battery malfunction. Battery is 8yrs old. Formulated options to replace system in full to a Zoeller ProPak. Customer will call us if required. Thank you for choosing Vito!

SCOPE OF WORK: Replace toilet flush valve. • Shut off water at flush valve stop. • Remove automatic flush valve sensor. • Remove flush valve. • Supply and install new flush valve. • Attach existing flush valve sensor. • Test for leaks and proper operation. • Cleanup work area.

During routine maintenance of the two air conditioning systems, the attic unit—installed in 2019—was found to be in good condition. Water was present in the drain pan but is not causing any issues at this time. The drain line was flushed, and the air filter was found to be dirty and needs replacement. The condenser coils are also dirty and should be cleaned. Electrical connections were secure, and no signs of debris or damage were found. The main unit, installed in 2011, is operating properly, though the condenser fan motor is drawing higher than normal amperage, which could indicate future failure. The condenser coils are dirty and need cleaning. The drain line was flushed, and all wiring was checked and found to be secure. No significant debris was found inside the unit. Cleaning both condensers and monitoring the older unit’s fan motor are recommended. At this time system is operational. View visual findings from this job here - https://vitoservices.com

Thank you for your interest in our services. Based on our survey and our discussions James Vito, Inc. will provide the necessary labor, material to complete the work as specified below. SCOPE OF WORK: Connect customer supplied Brio water dispenser and filter to customer specified location and provide required check valves and shut off valves for refrigerator ice maker and water dispenser. • Shut off ice maker line at angle stop. • Disconnect ice maker line from refrigerator. • Install tee in ice maker supply line. • Install separate inline shut off valves for both the existing refrigerator ice maker and for customer supplied water dispenser. • Install # 7 dual check valves for both the existing refrigerator ice maker and for customer supplied water dispenser. • Reconnect existing refrigerator ice maker. • Drill small hole in counter top. • Route tubing from under sink through cabinet and counter top to new water dispenser location. • Connect to customer supplied

Services 2 system. 1st System is a 2020 90% Furnace/AC system. Checked all components for proper operation found no issues with components. Secured any loose wires and checked for dirt and debris. Found blower is clean along with evaporator coil. System does not have a UV light but does have a Humidifier. Checked all starting components on the condenser and found all starting components working. Checked cleanliness of coil found coils do need to be cleaned. Refrigerant level are good. Final cycled system at the time system is operational. 2nd System is a 2020 90% Furnace/AC system. Checked all components for proper operation found no issues with components. Secured any loose wires and checked for dirt and debris. Found blower is clean along with evaporator coil. System does have a Humidifier. Checked all starting components on the condenser and found all starting components working. Checked cleanliness of coil found coils do need to be cleaned. Refrigerant level are good. Final cycle

Description of Work: Replacing Flush Valve ·         Shut off water at flush valve stop. ·         Remove automatic flush valve sensor. ·         Remove flush valve. ·         Supply and install new flush valve. ·         Attach existing flush valve sensor. ·         Test for leaks and proper operation.

Thank you for your interest in our services. Based on our survey and our discussions James Vito, Inc. will provide the necessary labor, material to complete the work as specified below. SCOPE OF WORK: Change eight Elkay 51299C water filter cartridges. • Put down drop clothe for protection. • Shut off water to bottle filler station. • Relieve the water pressure at bottle filler station. • Remove old cartridge, supply and install new Elkay 51299C cartridge. • Restore water pressure and purge new water filter cartridge. • Repeat process on remaining bottle filler stations • Clean up work area and haul away all work related debris. NOTES: • Clear access to work area must be provided the day of the scheduled work. • All work to be performed during normal working hours (M-F) 7am to5pm, excluding holidays • Any changes to the scope of work may result in additional fees. EXLUSIONS • No warranty on any existing piping or equipment. MATERIALS: • Elkay water filter cartridges;