DMV Service Area

NO AC CALL: Found short at 24v cycle. A power surge may have caused this short possibly even the dirty coil may have caused system to go off on high limit. I did a full diagnosis of the system. I reset the breakers. And I asked the client that the repair can be done today. Recommendations: • Replace 30amp fuse • Clean outdoor condenser coil lvl 1x • Add 1x ecm surge protector to indoor variable speed motor • Add 1x outdoor disconnect box surge protector • Sign up for annual maintenance contract The client has agreed to move forward with repairs and recommendations. The work was completed. I cleaned coil and vacuum the coils. I added the surge protectors and replaced fuse. I tested the ac system and took temperatures. I got a 20 degree delta T. Return air temp 78 degrees. Supply air temperature 57 degrees. I tested drain line to make sure condensation was draining properly. As of now the ac is running and cooling. However since there is a lot of heat inside the vents and insid

Showed up on the job site for a back up in the basement of the property. I pulled one of the toilets. I ran 120 foot of the K 50 removed a few blockages pulled out some feminine products and paper towels draining properly now they would like to be set up on a reoccurring, sneaking every six months to start and then potentially move to nine months.

I arrived at my customer home for AC system not working customer turned off AC systemnumber of system stopped working in the building. Building manager had the water line purged yesterday I adjust customer thermostat 5° below the room temperature in AC mode AC system working properly.

I arrived at my customer home for AC system not working. I did a full system check and found outdoor unit not running due to one bad capacitor and system low 2 pounds refrigerant I recommend a replacement outdoor capacitor at 2 pounds. Refrigerant add a surge protector and a wet switch work was authorized by homeowner. I removed and replaced one dual capacitor at 2 pounds. Refrigerant add one surge protector and a wet switch Check all component AC system working properly at this time. Customer pay by ACH.

I arrived at my customer home for AC system not working and blower fan motor running continuous. I disconnect all control wires from main control board and blower fan motor still running indoor drain line is clogged preventing AC from running. I recommend unclogging drain pipe remove and replace main control board and blower fan motor . I provided proposal for parts replacement. Customer will review proposal before authorizing work system age 2019 waiting time for parts 6 to 12 days

Examined area of concern by customer. Pressure in home is inconsistent and when fixtures are used simultaneously, banging noise goes through home. Explained to customer that banging is water hammer and existing PRV has failed. Formulated investment option to replace 1in PRV today. Customer would like to wait.Made customer aware of special discounts being offered at this time and customer states his budget is not within range of applicable discounts. Thank you for choosing Vito!

NO AC BOTTOM FLOOR SYSTEM #1 Customer said it will run for 5 minutes then the fan will stop, checked thermostat found no fan operation at this time, checked furnace found ez trap switch up, checked filters in the hallway found needs to be changed, suggest installing filter close to the furnace 20x25x1 , flushed cleaned and cleared blocked ez trap and condensate pan and line, checked temperature split return air temperature 74° , supply air temperature 52° Customer wants a service agreement for 2 systems 364.00

During my inspection, I was called to verify if the HVAC piping in the attic was secure and intact. Upon inspection, I confirmed that all piping in the attic is properly connected, supported, and shows no signs of being loose or damaged. This system is a 90% high-efficiency Carrier furnace, which uses PVC piping to safely vent combustion gases. Instead of exhausting through the attic, these PVC vent pipes are routed directly to the outside through the side of the home. This is by design — high-efficiency furnaces use cooler exhaust gases that can be safely vented with PVC piping, unlike older furnaces that rely on metal flues. The only piping visible in the attic is the chimney exhaust, which is intact, sealed, and functioning properly. Findings: • Attic piping is intact and secure. • PVC vent pipes correctly terminate outside through the side of the house as designed for high-efficiency furnaces. • Chimney exhaust in attic is intact and in proper working condition.

Arrived on site for plumbing maintenance. Began by flushing the water heater, which was installed in 2021 by another company. Inspected the rest of the plumbing in the house and, as of today's visit, found no issues with the plumbing system. Fixtures were recently replaced due to remodeling, and all valves operate correctly and hold pressure. Water pressure is steady at 60 PSI. Continued flushing the heater for a while longer, then wrapped up the hose. Thank you for choosing Vito

FALL MAINTENANCE CHECK I checked the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment for any obstructions and found none. Blower amps are within specs, run cap in good shape. Both filters were replaced. I checked and cleaned burners and heat exchanger. I checked the inducer draft motor and amps found within spec. I checked secondary heat exchanger and condensate trap was flushed with approximately 1 gallon of water and added condensate tablets to ensure proper drainage. Temp rise 55 degrees. Flame sensor was cleaned and in good shape. Ignitor is in bad shape and brittle. Humidifier water pad was replaced and tested. Overall furnace is running and heating without any issues at the moment. Recommendations after todays visit: • Replace ignitor $537.00 • Replace water panel $150.00 The client had agreed to the following work. Work was completed and tested and functioned properly. Todays total is $652.65 and the client had paid in full with credit card. Moving forward if there’s

The indoor unit is a 2022 Rheem 90% gas furnace. I recorded a temperature rise of 55°F, which is within the expected range. The evaporator coil shows no signs of leakage or corrosion. The blower wheel is currently clean and operating with an amp draw of 2.56, which is normal. The control board is functioning properly and communicating with the system. I replaced the 16x35x1 air filter (provided by the client). However, the air ducts are heavily polluted with dust, and I recommend a full duct cleaning. Duct cleaning will improve indoor air quality, reduce dust circulation, improve system efficiency, and help prevent premature buildup on the blower wheel and coil. The burners are clean and in good condition. The flame sensor has been cleaned and is functioning properly. The flame ignitor is also in good shape and giving proper readings. I performed a gas leak test with no leaks detected. A combustion analyzer test showed a reading of 7, which is within a good range. The condensate line

During the heating system maintenance, I discovered a clogged drain line. After performing a minor repair, the customer signed up for our VITO VIP membership. A plumbing maintenance visit needs to be scheduled as soon as possible.

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

Examined area of concern by customer. Upstairs hallway bathroom toilet is clogged. Fill valve tube not being properly set is cause of clog. Bowl water hasn’t been replenished and caused lack of power in flush. Showed customer cause and gave customer investment option to restore flow in toilet drainage. Customer authorized. Used closet auger to dislodge obstruction in toilet. Set fill valve tube properly in AquaPiston flush valve at no cost to customer. Pulled sink stopper and removed gunk and hair from pop-up assembly at no cost to customer. With flow restored in toilet, there are no further concerns onsite. Thank you for choosing Vito! NO WARRANTY ON DRAINLINE CLEANING

AC CHECK: Upon arrival the client complained of a strange smell coming from hvac unit. I checked filter and replaced it with one that the client provided. I checked the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment for any obstructions and found none. I checked blower amps and found within. Blower wheel was a bit dirty. I did notice the cultivation of fungus on the insulation near the evaporator coil. This happens due to the moisture and humidity that the system pulls giving life for spores to grow in the dark without anything to kill it, and eventually it circulates back into the air. I proceeded to check the condensate line and I flushed it was approximately 1 gallon of water and added condensate tablets to ensure proper drainage. I checked all wiring and connections and made sure all limits and safety’s function properly. I got a temp split of 20 degrees. Return air temp 71 degrees, supply air temp 51 degrees. Compressor amps are within specs. Surge protector, capacitor and contacto

Arrived on site for a customer who had a few issues they wanted us to look at. 1st Floor – Garbage Disposal: Customer’s disposal was not working. Upon inspection, I noticed the reset button had popped out. I pressed it back in, and the disposal began to hum. Attempted to free the disposal using an Allen key, but it remained jammed and unresponsive. The disposal will need to be replaced. Master Bathroom – Toilet Running: Customer reported that the toilet was constantly running. Upon lifting the tank lid, I observed that the tank was overfilling. Diagnosed a failed TOTO fill valve. Presented the customer with investment options, and for today, they chose to proceed with replacing just the fill valve. Began by shutting off water to the toilet and draining the tank. Removed the supply line and the old fill valve. Installed the new fill valve according to manufacturer specifications, reconnected the supply line, and tested for leaks. Completion: No leaks were found upon completion. Cl

HVAC Fall Check: Inspections: The boiler, its pipes, and connections were visually inspected for any signs of leaks, corrosion, or wear and tear. Pilot light/flame check: For gas-fired boilers, the pilot light or main burner flame was checked. A healthy, consistent blue flame indicates proper combustion, while a yellow or orange flame can signal a problem. Safety controls: All safety controls and devices, including the pressure relief valve and low-water cut-off (if applicable), were tested to confirm they are working correctly. Electrical connections: Electrical wiring and connections were checked to ensure they are intact and secure. Customer Recommendation: Advised customer regarding the need to replace their aging boiler due to its condition. Customer wishes to postpone replacement until next year.

Performed Plumbing Maintenance Check today. Found a few concerns and spoke to customer regardIng all concerns. Formulated options for customer approval. Customer will require an additional estimate to repair and paint drywall prior to accepting option on main service area. Overall, home is in good plumbing condition at this time. Thank you for choosing Vito!

HVAC Maintenance: 2006 Daikin 80% Furnace During today’s inspection, I found the system operating but with areas that need attention to maintain efficiency and indoor air quality: • Temperature Rise: 58°F, which is within acceptable range for this furnace. • Evaporator Coil: No signs of leaks, corrosion, or damage at this time. • Air Filter: Replaced with client-provided filter. • Air Ducts: The ductwork is heavily polluted with dust and debris. A professional duct cleaning is recommended to improve airflow, system efficiency, and overall indoor air quality while also reducing strain on the furnace. • Blower Wheel & Motor: Motor is drawing 5.8 amps. The blower wheel has significant buildup and should be professionally cleaned. A clean blower wheel ensures proper airflow, better efficiency, and reduced stress on the motor. • Control Board: Communicating properly with the system; terminals are receiving 24V as designed. • Flame Sensor & Ignitor: Flame sensor has been clean

Arrived onsite, numerous smaller plumbing tasks were completed today - water heater to be done in a couple weeks. First, started in master bathroom and replaced toilet fill valve and flapper. Flushed toilet multiple times to check for leaks and proper operation. Next, replaced right hand side Delta lavatory faucet cartridge, seats, & springs. Leak was coming from hot side escutcheon plate. Needed to disconnect supply lines below and tighten basin nut from underneath to secure handle to deck. Ran faucet and checked for leaks. In powder room, faucet supply line was kinked so replaced it under sink. Checked for leaks after turning water back on. Replaced toilet flapper next. Turned water off to home. Drained water from pipes by opening multiple faucets. Removed existing toilet supply line and toilet angle stop supply valve. Replaced with 1/4 angle valve and needed to replace flexible supply line as well. Turned main water shut-off valve back on. Checked for leaks. Flushed powder room toil

MAINTENANCE: 2005 Carrier Infinity 80% Furnace During today’s inspection, I found the system operating but with areas that need attention to maintain efficiency and indoor air quality: • Temperature Rise: 58°F, within acceptable range for this furnace. • Evaporator Coil: No signs of leaks, corrosion, or damage at this time. • Air Filter: Replaced with client-provided filter. • Air Ducts: The ductwork is heavily polluted with dust and debris. A professional duct cleaning is recommended to improve airflow, increase efficiency, and enhance indoor air quality while reducing wear on the system. • Blower Wheel & Motor: Motor is drawing 3.3 amps (max rated 3.8). The blower wheel has buildup and should be professionally cleaned. Cleaning will restore proper airflow, help the motor run more efficiently, and improve comfort. • Control Board: Communicating properly with the system; terminals receiving 24V as designed. • Flame Sensor & Ignitor: Flame sensor has been cleaned and is w

Arrived on site for scheduled plumbing maintenance. Began by flushing the water heater. While flushing, inspected all plumbing throughout the home. Noticed evidence of a previous fire spark around the water heater unit. Customer is on a well system. Customer requested a quote for the installation of a few customer-supplied parts, including: (2) single-handle shower valves (1) Kohler Rite-Temp remodel plate and trim (1) widespread faucet (1) kitchen faucet Provided the customer with investment options. They stated they would discuss the options with their partner before proceeding. Wrapped up the hose and completed the visit. Thank you for choosing Vito!

Looking to replace AC only. Customer is selling home within the next 8-12 months

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing maintenance check. Found 2 areas of concern. In basement full bathroom, noticed cracked nuts connecting the trap to tailpiece. Also found p-trap union nut cracked. Noticed existing pressure reducing valve is old and should be replaced to prevent leaks due to high water pressure running through plumbing supply lines. Recommended both options to customer and quoted both aforementioned tasks.

HVAC Fall Maintenance: Rescheduled for Thursday with Danny