DMV Service Area

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 1. Break up floor and excavate down to 3”waste line in trash room to expose pipe approximately 15’. 2. Remove section of bad cast iron pipe that has a belly in it with an obstruction. 3. Install 3”pvc pipe with fittings ferncos and sheer bands to replace old pipe. 4. Install pipe on a bed of gravel to help maintain grade and prevent any future bellies. 5. Have W.S.S.C. inspection on the new work. 6. After inspection back fill ditch and patch concrete floor. 5. Haul away all job-related debris. NOTES: • Clear access to the home and equipment must be provided on the day of the scheduled work. • All work to be performed during normal working hours (M-F) 7AM to 5PM excluding holidays • Requests for additional work or items

Arrived onsite , the customer informed me that a floor drain is backing up. The customer also advised me also under the sink area the drain is backing up. The other floor drains aren’t currently backing up which makes me believe that the blockage is just right there. I advised the customer that I will go to out to truck to pick up material to complete job. Setup k-50 and went approximately 60 ft. I tried multiple times but unfortunately something was fighting back bending the cable. Tried multiple time until eventually i pushed through and cleared the blockage. I advised the customer . Pulled cable back to test. No back ups occurred. Cleaned work area , packed equipment a d left job site.

Arrived on site for a warranty call. Customer stated that the shower would not stop running, so the water had been shut off. The customer showed me the area of concern, and I confirmed that the issue was not with the part we previously replaced. The problem was with one of the diverters, which was not turning off properly. Upon inspection, I found that the handle was loose, and the internal component that controls the water flow had shifted out of place. I repositioned the component and secured the handle. After turning the water back on, the shower is now functioning properly. Thank you for choosing Vito. Customer is to be billed

Job Description: bathroom leaking to below customer sees water in the light fixtures

Work performed and findings Air filter: Inspected and replaced the air filter. A clean filter is crucial for improving air quality and system efficiency. Blower motor and wheel: The blower motor was tested and is operating correctly. The blower wheel was inspected and found to have a significant buildup of dust and debris, which restricts airflow and reduces system efficiency. Gas valve: The gas valve was inspected for proper operation. Pressure switch: The pressure switch and associated hoses were checked to ensure proper safety functionality. Flame sensor and ignitor: The flame sensor and ignitor were inspected and found to be in good working condition. Evaporator coil: The evaporator coil was inspected. Ductwork: The duct system was visually inspected to assess airflow and check for any obvious leaks or blockages. Safety controls: All system safety controls were tested to ensure proper operation. Recommendation: The customer was advised of the recommended blower wheel clean

Replaced motor. Once motor was on noticed wheel also defective. Office will need to order wheel.

System Serviced: 2010 Carrier Infinity 80% AFUE Gas Furnace Service Type: Annual Heating Maintenance Service Description: A full preventive maintenance service was performed on a 2010 Carrier Infinity 80% efficiency gas furnace to ensure optimal performance, safety, and longevity of the equipment ahead of the heating season. Maintenance Tasks Completed: 1. System Operation Check: Initiated system through thermostat to confirm proper heating operation. Verified communication between Infinity thermostat and furnace control board. Monitored ignition sequence, burner flame characteristics, and full heating cycle. System responded correctly with no faults or error codes. 2. Safety & Performance Testing: Tested all safety switches including high limit switch, rollout switch, and pressure switch — all passed. Checked flame sensor microamp reading: within manufacturer-recommended range. Verified proper draft inducer operation and pressure switch response. Inspected heat exchanger

Remove a 3 ton package unit AC/ Gas. Remove with crane and install new package Unit, reconnect return and supply duct seal and paint duct, reconnect gas line and rewire system. Check both AC and heat system working at the time. Collect check for next door neighbor $400 for crane check# 1083

NO HEAT, HAVING ISSUES WITH THE THERMOSTAT: checked themselves found missing 3 set screws for the sub base , other than that it's working, checked Lennox furnace found flashing code 3 pressure switch not opening, checked and cleaned nipple on Inducer draft motor, checked operation furnace fired up, Furnace is in bad shape with water damage rust and dirt, checked filter needs replacing soon 16x25x4 , checked temperature rise 25°-55° return air temperature 68° supply air temperature 119° Did not want a service agreement at this time

Looked at roof drain. The 90 is wet but no visible damage or source of leak. Need a technician to come out and flood the drain to identify leak. Could possibly be the roof and not the drain.

Shut water off to the toilet and drain both tank and bowl Once drained remove supply line and unbolt old toilet once done Remove old toilet and remove from site clean up old wax ring Placed new wax ring down and bring up new toilet and set in place Tighten johnny bolts and reconnect supply line and test for leaks Clean up work area and all work related materials thank you for choosing Vito Note:no warranty on customer supplied parts 40 day labor warranty

Successfully installed and tested an air scrubber on a heat pump, verifying proper function and certifying equipment readiness.

Arrived on site you met customer at the front door went downstairs and turned off the water at the main and started draining heater into the laundry sink to the right. As it was draining I brought down the new heater and started prepping it. After old heater was finished draining brought it to the outside to let it drain further. Put new heater in place and started piping it in. Had to go get materials from store for gas after gas and flu were complete I piped in the hot and cold side. Put in expansion tank per code requirement. Turned turn water back to the house on and bleed faucets upstairs and downstairs of air. After heater was done filling I noticed that the nipple on the top of the heater was leaking water due to a manufacturer error. Turn water to the heater off cut into pipe and tightened the nipple further. Put couplings back and turned water back on and waited 5 minutes and found no leaks from the nipple went back upstairs and bled out faucets. Turned water heater onto Hot m

Humidifier pad replaced During routine preventative maintenance on the furnace, the following components were inspected and found to be operating within normal parameters: Blower motor and wheel: The blower assembly was inspected for proper function, signs of wear, and accumulation of debris. Gas valve: The valve was checked for proper operation and gas flow. Pressure control: The pressure switch and associated tubing were tested for functionality. Flame sensor and ignitor: The ignition and flame sensing components were inspected, cleaned, and tested. Combustion blower: The induced draft motor was checked for proper operation. Ductwork: The accessible duct system was visually inspected for leaks or damage. Finding: Air filter: The air filter is dirty and requires replacement. Recommendations: EZ-Trap: Installation of a condensate trap kit, such as an EZ-Trap, is recommended to ensure proper drainage and prevent clogs in the condensate line. Surge Protector: A surge prote

Asako, 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. Temporally remove the toilet. 2. Camera the sewer line and locate any problem areas. 3. Reinstall the toilet. NOTES: • All work to be performed during normal working hours (M-F) 7AM to 5PM excluding holidays. • If the problem area is off property, then Vito Services will provide a report to WSSC. • If the problem is on property, Vito Services will provide a proposal for the sewer line repair. • Requests for additional work or items requested will result in an authorized change order and additional costs. • This proposal is valid for ten (10) days from the date of this proposal. EXLUSIONS • No warranty on any existing equipment, piping or wiring not changed or updated by Vito Services.

2016 Carrier 80% Gas Furnace Model Number: 58CVA090-- -16116 Serial Number: 4816A18121 Thermostat • Current and capable of utilizing all of the system’s features. • Functional, but slightly outdated. Duct Leakage • No or insignificant amounts of air leakage detected. Filtration System • Standard 1” filter installed. • Properly sealed and functioning. Mold • No visible mold detected in the system. Evaporator Coil • No leaks or visible corrosion. PVC (Schedule 40) • Pass — thick, durable PVC used. Flush Drain Line • Drain line flushed and flowing properly (performed as part of service). Low Voltage Controls • Functional with no signs of corrosion or damage. Blower Motor • Functional with no signs of leakage or excessive amp draw. Blower Wheel • Functional, but shows heavy dirt buildup — cleaning recommended. Blower Run Capacitor • Functional with optimal readings. Water Safety System • Bulldog float switch not functioning — needs to be replaced w

Gregory, 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. Shut off the gas in the basement serving the fireplace. 2. Disconnect the gas line outside which runs underground to this fireplace. 3. Supply and install 3/4"" painted black iron gas pipe from the back of the house around the side and connected to the fireplace. This line will be clamped to the exterior brick. 4. Acquire the WSSC permit and sit for inspection. 5. Perform a gas pressure test while the WSSC inspector is present. 6. Haul away all job-related debris. NOTES: • All work to be performed during normal working hours (M-F) 7AM to 5PM excluding holidays. • Requests for additional work or items requested will result in an authorized change order and additional costs. • This proposal is valid for ten (10) days from the date of this proposal. EXLUSIONS

Shut water off to the hose bib and drain The run for the hose bib is roughly about 10-20ft of copper before it goes outside the house Can cut into the celling to locate pipe and cut a small section out and remove Then solder new hose bib in and tie into the water line Then cut out old gate valve shut off and install new ball vlave style shut off valve Mark and press fittings turn water on and test for leaks Clean up work area and all work related materials Note: hose bib warranty for 1 year(non weather related)

FALL MAINTENANCE ON ONE CARRIER HEAT PUMP. Air handler is inside ceiling, had to remove ceiling tile to access. I replaced filter with one client provided. I checked entire operation of the system. I checked aux heat working okay. Temperature rise 45 degrees. All wiring and connections were found okay. All limits and safety’s found functioning properly. I used a 12ft ladder to access the side ladder to get onto the roof. Outdoor condenser motor is over heating, it has visible wear and tear. I checked outdoor components amps and found a little high menacing it’s pulling a lot of energy. This unit is approaching its life expectancy and no longer as efficient as before. The client advised me that her lease ends in August. I would recommend the replacement of the system, these heat pump last form only 10-15 years and this system is from 2011. Parts are no longer under warranty and the refrigerant it uses is no longer made. Phased out. I suggest the client have a comfort advisor come ou

FALL MAINTENANCE ON ONE FURNACE FROM 2019 Tenant/landlord: I checked and replaced the filter with one that the client provided. I checked full operation of the system. I checked and cleaned burners and heat exchanger. Amps are within spec. I checked all wiring and connections and all limits and safety’s working properly as of now. Most parts are in good shape. I did want to mention that the flame sensor and ignitor have have visible wear and tear. These two parts last only 6-7 years and the system is from 2019z In the near future I recommend the replacement of both parts. Once the flame sensor no longer senses the flame , the system will short cycle, such as for the ignitor going bad , it won’t ignite the flame. We will keep a closer eye on them next fall. Final temp rise is 55 degrees. Checked combustion on system and found within spec. Overall furnace is running and heating properly. All pictures were uploaded to service titan. I recommend continuing annual maintenance contract.

Shut off to the unit and drain down once drained Remove broken shower handle and remove old cartidge and pressure balancer Once removed clean up valve and installed new pressure balancer and cartidge per manufacturer specs Reinstall bonnet nut and place new handle on and Shut off to the unit and drain down once drained Remove broken shower handle and remove old cartidge and pressure balancer Once removed clean up valve and installed new pressure balancer and cartidge per manufacturer specs Reinstall bonnet nut and place new handle on and test for leaks Handle needs to be ordered and will return and install

For this maintenance: The air filter was replaced as part of the routine maintenance. The blower motor and blower wheel exhibited excessive vibration during operation. The combustion blower has developed a bearing failure, leading to a loud noise during startup and operation. All other inspected components, including the gas valve, pressure control, flame sensor, ignitor, and ductwork, were found to be functioning within normal parameters. Diagnosis: The significant vibrations originating from the blower motor and wheel, combined with the failing bearings in the combustion blower, indicate serious mechanical issues within the unit. Given the nature of these concurrent failures, particularly the compromised bearings, the unit's overall reliability is severely diminished. Recommendation: Due to the age and the extent of the mechanical failures, repairs are not recommended and would not be a cost-effective long-term solution. A system replacement is advised. The customer should cons

Performed HVAC Maintenance on four systems sent all pictures and checklist to the customer.

UNIT NOT WORKING checked furnace found code 41 flashing ( BLOWER MOTOR FAULT ) will have to order part under warranty, premature failure can come from running system with a clogged filter or power surge to the furnace REPLACE PART 10 16 25 replaced indoor blower motor and module, checked filter ok checked temperature rise 40°-70° , return air temperature 66° , supply air temperature 130° Talked about ECM MOTOR surge protector said not right now 314.00

Blower clean -- A clean blower wheel keeps your HVAC system running efficiently and helps avoid bigger problems. Here’s why it matters: Better airflow – A clean wheel moves air properly, keeping your home comfortable. Lower energy bills – Dirty parts make your system work harder and cost more to run. Prevents damage – Cleaning helps avoid motor strain and costly repairs ECM SURGE PROTECTOR __ Protect your HVAC system’s most expensive components from electrical damage: Shields the ECM motor – Prevents costly damage from power surges and lightning strikes. Extends system life – Protects sensitive electronics so your system lasts longer. Saves money – Avoids expensive repairs or full motor replacement (which can cost $1,000+).