Annandale, VA

arrived back on site to replace gas line in the kitchen of 104, took out the old pipe and replaced it with new pipe, put a new gas valve, tested the line for leaks, pressure was dropping very slowly during test, searched the branching gas lines for leaks in apartments 003,103, 104, 203, and 204, ended up with a total of 6 leaks found in that side of the building, fixed all 6 leaks, still ended up with a leak somewhere, leak is most likely behind walls or the ceiling, given a fire had happened in the same wing, gave the recommendation to just replace the entire gas line throughout the wing, searching for more leaks wouldn't guarantee any more being found without demoing some walls or ceilings, customer opted to see about replacing the lines, pressure test in 101 from yesterday had dropped in pressure, could be a leak or could be a result from the drastic drop in temperature over the night, needs further tested to be sure, informed customer of findings, cleaned up work area and left

arrived on site to do a gas pressure test in rooms 101 and 104, attached the gauge to the gas line and pumped up to 5 psi in both apartments, 101 had no issues and held pressure fine, 104 had a leak somewhere along the line, found the leak to be flocking from the valve in the back of the cabinet, kitchen had some sort of improper renovation long the line and had the gas line running through the cabinet, customer wants the gas line moved to the proper spot and fixed, will return as soon as possible after cabinet has been removed, cleaned up work area and left

System is a 2019 AC/ 2011 80% Furnace. Checked all components for proper operation found no issues with components. Secured any loose wires and checked for dirt and debris. Found blower dirty and need to be cleaned. System does not have a UV light. Air filter needs to changed. Heat exchanger has lots of wear and tear. Customer needs carbon monoxide detectors. Performed combustion analyzer test and found read are within safe levels. Carbon monoxide detector was reading 42ppm, 100ppm is the safety limit for a system and most systems don't get above 10. Recommended replacing system because of the systems age and condition. Customer want to do research before deciding want to do. Final cycled system at this time system is operational.

Winterize 10 Units: Arrived on site and met contact at the building.he showed us the units we would be winterizing. started winterizing the units but I thought it would be a good idea to put in a shut off valve for this building since if we wanted to turn it off we would have to turn it off from the main valve in the other building. while I had the maintenance men draining the building I went and got material for the shut off valves. came back and cut the pipes and put in 3 shut off valves for each line. showed the maintenance man what we did and he turned the water back on and we checked for leaks. finish winterizing the units and locked up.

Call to do fall hvac maintenance on 2022 90% furnace/AC. 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. Changed air filter for customer. Suggested adding humidifier ($1300) and a Air Scrubber ($1100). Final cycled system at this time system is fully operational.

Call todo maintenance on 2012 80% Furnace/AC. Checked all components for proper operation found no issues with components at this time. Checked for loose wires and any dirt inside system. Found blower is dirty and needs to be cleaned. Performed combustion analyzer test found system is working properly. Heat exchanger is in bad condition. Lots of wear and tear. No cracks found at this time. Recommended cleaning blower if customer wants to keep system and customer agreed. Cleaned blower for $319. After cleaning blower reinstalled and cycled system at this time system is operational. Checked and changed humidifier pad provided by customer. Dehumidifier is also in working order, filter does not need to be cleaned.

arrived on site for a customer who's shower is not working customer showed me area of concern and his shower was running non stop customer has a moen posi temp cartidge let customer know the cartidge needs replacement gave customer investment option and customer agreed and joined our vito vip plan. started by shutting water off to house once off drained house while draining removed shower Handel and trim once off removed set pin for cartidge and pulled old cartidge out once out used a piece of sand paper and sanded inside of vlave then greased up new carpets and set in place and placed back set pin.then turned water back on and tested for leaks as of ticket completion no leaks were found and shower works fine then placed back shower trim and Handel cleaned up work area and all work related materials thank you for choosing Vito. note:40 warranty on cartidge

08/13/2024 Examined area of concern by customer. Performing Preventative Maintenance Plumbing Check today. Water pressure in home is approximately 63psig. Water Heater is 2yrs old. Flushed water heater in effort to remove built up sediment and minimize calcification buildup in tank. Flushed directly into laundry tub. Customer made me aware when laundry discharges, water comes into laundry tub and immediately drains out. Drainage from laundry tub is excellent and there were no backups while flushing water heater into tub. Inspected laundry stack and stack is undersized at 1in. Per Suds Relief code, laundry stack must be 2in in diameter and 4ft high before trap with an 8ft run prior to termination point, to give Suds ample space to drain. Explained to customer once I determined cause of splash into laundry tub from discharge. Documented for Comfort Advisor to propose. Customer is not interested with proposals currently. From basement, all drainlines in home are DWV Copper piping. There a