Ashburn, VA

These systems, known for their energy efficiency and modular design, require precise and regular care to maintain peak performance, and has shown a strong commitment to this standard. Key Tasks Performed: Conducted routine inspections of all indoor and outdoor units associated with the Carrier mini-split systems. Cleaned evaporator and condenser coils to improve thermal efficiency. Flushed drain lines to prevent blockages and moisture buildup. Calibrated system controls and thermostats for optimal operation. Checked for signs of wear, leaks, or vibration in mechanical and electrical components. Filter Maintenance: A major emphasis of the maintenance program has been on keeping air filters clean, which is critical for airflow efficiency, indoor air quality, and system longevity. The following filter-related practices were observed: Monthly inspection and cleaning of all filters using manufacturer-recommended methods. Replacement of filters in units showing signs of physical de

AC Maintenance Two HVAC Units: System 1 Model Number: GSZB403010AA Serial Number: 2305326064 System 2 Model Number: GSXN403610AA Serial Number: 2211353256 Service Performed: Routine AC Maintenance Both systems underwent a full preventative maintenance service, which included: Inspection of electrical components, wiring, and connections Measurement of refrigerant pressures and system performance Cleaning and inspection of indoor evaporator coils (visual only if coils not readily accessible) Cleaning and replacement of air filters (if applicable) Check and calibration of thermostat operation Verification of proper blower operation and airflow Lubrication of moving components where applicable Condensate drain line inspection and flushing to prevent clogging Tightening of electrical connections and inspection for wear Each system was tested post-maintenance and found to be operational within manufacturer-specified parameters at the time of service. Observations & Recomme

HVAC Installation: Installed Air Conditioner and indoor coil, checked for proper functionality

NO AC checked ac found bad capacitor, replaced 45/5/440 MFD capacitor checked operation AC is working cooling at this time, starting to rain and getting dark can't completely check whole system

Arrived on site and met customer at the door she led me to the kitchen sink that had a serrated hose. Quoted her for different things but she went with the new faucet went to my truck and grabbed. Faucet and showed her what it looked like. Started taking part the old faucet and the nut got stuck so I had to cut it with a saw. After the old faucet was out I installed the new faucet and tested for leaks and defects everything seems good. Cleaned up all work related debris and showed the customer her brand new faucet. Turn off water to faucet Take faucet out Put in place a new faucet Get rid of all job related material Thank you for choosing vito

AC NOT KEEPING UP. I arrived on site and the client advised me this was a maintenance but that the ac was not working. I processed to call for ac and the indoor unit came on. First thing I checked was the filter and the filter was clean however I checked the indoor blower wheel housing and squirrel cage and found filled with dirt and debris. I only takes 1/8th of an inch of that dirt and debris to cut your heating and cooling by 30%. The indoor blower motor is pulling high amps because of the amount of dirt in the squire cage. I looked at the return side of the duct work and found it completely clogged as well. I asked the client when the last time she got her ducts clean and she was unsure. I then checked the evaporator coil because if the return duct and the blower are dirty then the evap coil is definitely dirty. And sure thing the evap coil was dirty and is also causing air flow restriction inside. I check safe T switch in the condensate drain line and found filled with algae , d

NO AC / FAN STOPPED WORKING. AC is 5 yrs FURNACE IS 32 years. I arrived on site today and checked filters and found they had already been changed. I called for fan and the fan never kicked on. I called for AC and went downstairs to the furnace and waited at least 15 minutes for it to kick on and it never did. I checked all limits and safety’s to Make sure none were tripped. I checked breaker to make sure nothing was tripped. I checked all wiring and connections to make sure none were loose or touching. I checked the 10mfd capacitor and sure enough it was bad. I replaced the capacitor and started testing the unit. The indoor blower fan is pulling very high amps and eating up energy due to its low efficiency and age. I checked the blower module and sure enough there is oil leaking from the motor. Due to the furnace being 32 years old I called for heat a took combustion analyzer test and Ppm rose above 100ppm. I continued to check The ac. Parts are reliable , outdoor condenser coil

U.V. Ligh Replaement: Installed New UV Light With Germicidal Protection

Then open the storm drain part and snaked it through there as well. No issues occured dump water tonsee if it would back up. But did not and drain fine.

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing inspection - checked water heater, all valves and drains. Everything in proper working condition. Inspection performed by Conor Jones, sent all findings to customer

Backflow Prevention Testing: Tested backflow preventers on site have forwarded all finds to customer

2009 Lennox SystemAC / 2023 Carrier Furnace Same system: REPLACE AC SYSTEM Conducted comprehensive preventive maintenance on the air conditioning system to ensure proper cooling performance, energy efficiency, and system reliability. The following tasks were completed: • Air Handler & Furnace Inspection: Checked overall condition of air handler and furnace components. Verified proper blower motor operation and inspected blower wheel for dust accumulation. Cleaned as necessary. • Filter Replacement: Removed and replaced existing air filters with new, manufacturer-recommended filters to maintain proper airflow and indoor air quality. • Thermostat Calibration & Function Test: Verified thermostat accuracy and calibration. Tested system response to thermostat settings to ensure correct operation in cooling mode. • Electrical System Check: Inspected electrical components, including contactors, relays, capacitors, and wiring connections. Verified secure connections and checked for

For this job I did an AC maintenance on a 2016 Lennox indoor 90% furnace 2016 Lennox got a blower wheel amps of .52 I noticed blower wheel is dirty due to air ducts being polluted with dust. A 1 zone air duct cleaning is needed client is aware. I changed 16x25x1 air filter provided by client. Condensating tube is draining with no problem. Evaporator coil has no signs of leaks or corrosion. Control board is functioning and communicating with system. I had a 18 split temp. Outdoor unit 2016 Lennox Capacitor reading 240v/24v. Turbo capacitor is still reading in range. Fan amps .73 compressor amps draw is at 5.61. Coils are clean. Pipe insulation has become brittle and tare. Search for obstructions on wire but found none.

Conducted comprehensive preventive maintenance on the air conditioning system to ensure proper cooling performance, energy efficiency, and system reliability. The following tasks were completed: • Air Handler & Furnace Inspection: Checked overall condition of air handler and furnace components. Verified proper blower motor operation and inspected blower wheel for dust accumulation. Cleaned as necessary. • Filter Replacement: Removed and replaced existing air filters with new, manufacturer-recommended filters to maintain proper airflow and indoor air quality. • Thermostat Calibration & Function Test: Verified thermostat accuracy and calibration. Tested system response to thermostat settings to ensure correct operation in cooling mode. • Electrical System Check: Inspected electrical components, including contactors, relays, capacitors, and wiring connections. Verified secure connections and checked for signs of wear, overheating, or corrosion.. • Evaporator & Condenser Coil Cleaning

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 an RMAX UV light and Humidifier. Checked all starting components on the condenser unit found 45/5 capacitor has failed. Checked cleanliness of coil condenser coils. Refrigerant level are good. Informed customer of find and recommended replacing part as it is not under warranty Customer agreed to change out part and sign up for VIP membership Installed new capacitor and cycled system at the time system is operational."

I arrived at my customer home for a one system not working I did a full system check and find system in lock out mode I reset all power and start up system will work for 10 minutes compressor will over heat and shut down condenser fan motor vibrating making noise I recommend a replacement of the compressor and fan motor or the full system; system working at this time. $244.00 pay by phone

Upon arrival customer concerns system is not working. Went to system and found ez trap switch stuck up. Pushed button down and system came on. Final cycled system at this time system is operational.

Spring CHECK on a 2014 carrier A/C model #24ABB342W300

arrived on site for a plumbing inspection started by flushing heater while flushing inspected all plumbing in the tested water pressure and water pressure was at 65psi in basement bathroom when flushing toilet notice Handel was stuck then heard water melting running when looking notice flapper was deformed. heater is from 2009 making it 15 years old also customer has a black flow preventer that's he never got tested also when asking questions he says hot water takes 10mins to reach his Master bathroom and also wanted a qouted for a RO system found no other issues in the house as of today inspection gave customer investment options and today he agreed to replace the flapper and also get the back flow preventer tested as well. went to truck and grabbed new flapper shut water off at angle stop and removed old flapper then placed new flapper in and set chin length per manufacturer specs and tested for leaks as of ticket completion no leaks were found cleaned up work area and all work relat

arrived onsite, attempted to remove existing lever style handle from shower faucet using hex keys to no avail. needed to drill out existing handle set screw because it was stripped. however, brass stem came out as well in the process of handle removal. will charge 1/2 price of Moen cartridge replacement $580 2 = $290 as a courtesy to customer for the inconvenience. removed entire cartridge from shower body and installed new Moen 1222 Posi-Temp cartridge in place. placed retainer clip back to hold cartridge in place. then put chrome stop tube and plastic key stop and temperature limit stop in place. did not have handle adapter for lever handle so had to use knob handle. turned water back on to house and had to make a few adjustments in order to get the knob to work properly. shower faucet is leak free and operating properly upon job completion. cleaned up and removed all job related debris. Material used: 1 Moen Posi-Temp cartridge 1222

Upon arrival customer concerns system is not working properly. Went to tstat and found R wire has lost power. Went to furnace and found ez trap switch up. Inspected trap and found no clogges but trap it self is backwards. Informed customer of findings and recommended replacing EZ trap switch. Customer agreed to replacement. Replaced EZ trap switch same day. After installing EZ trap checked for leaks and found none. At this time system is operational. Collected $300.05 by check.

arrived onsite, customer has a leak coming from upstairs bathroom into living room ceiling. cut open semi-wet drywall in living room ceiling and revealed PVC waste & overflow drain. went to bathroom in question and removed chrome overflow plate. gasket was deteriorated and in very poor condition. filled up bathroom with water to above overflow level to make sure that gasket is the source of leak. confirmed that it was after seeing dripping from that spot. behind the bathroom, there is a closet without an access panel. took measurements and cut open small section of drywall in closet. removed existing gasket and replaced it. tested for leaks but new gasket was not thick enough and leak was worse than before. removed plate and installed extra thick gasket. filled up tub above overflow and checked for leaks. no leaks present upon completion of job. cleaned up and removed all job related debris. customer would also like shower handle replaced in another bathroom. will order similar handle

FALL MAINTENANCE ON ONE TRANE HEAT PUMP FROM 2011. Upon arrival the client had concerns and questions about setting two phones at once to the communicating thermostat. Only one person can be connected at a time. This was for the newest unit in the basement. I then proceeded to do my fall check up on the heat pump air handler in the attic. Also the client had advised me that the master bathroom wasn't getting any heat. I went into the Attic and noticed one of the spiral insulation connected to the return was completely off and not attached. I re attached insulation and I started taking temperatures and finally got heat in the master bedroom. I checked the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment and noticed a fungle outbreak cultivaing within the system. I checked the capacitor and found okay. I checked the EVAP coil and found okay as of now. I checked the electrical heater element and found okay. I checked all wiring and connections at the air handler and found okay. All limits a

FALL MAINTENANCE ON ONE TRANE HEAT PUMP FROM 2011. Upon arrival the client had concerns and questions about setting two phones at once to the communicating thermostat. Only one person can be connected at a time. This was for the newest unit in the basement. I then proceeded to do my fall check up on the heat pump air handler in the attic. Also the client had advised me that the master bathroom wasn't getting any heat. I went into the Attic and noticed one of the spiral insulation connected to the return was completely off and not attached. I re attached insulation and I started taking temperatures and finally got heat in the master bedroom. I checked the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment and noticed a fungle outbreak cultivaing within the system. I checked the capacitor and found okay. I checked the EVAP coil and found okay as of now. I checked the electrical heater element and found okay. I checked all wiring and connections at the air handler and found okay. All limits a

Today, I arrived on site to address a no heat issue for the customer. Found flame roll out switches on the right side to be popped. Reset the switches to restore functionality. Noticed the flame sensor wire was burnt up. Detected a strong smell of uncombusted gas when the furnace heat was activated. Used a gas leak detector; no leaks were present. Observed that the gas valve was releasing too much gas. Adjusted the gas pressure and tested; the gas smell from the furnace dissipated. Confirmed the furnace is now on and running properly. Recommended replacing the flame sensor due to the burnt back end. Suggested replacing the wire to the flame sensor for safety and efficiency. I was informed unit has had some issues since it being installed with it seems to be air flow issues. reccomend Comport advisor to check to see if the furnace needs to add a return. furnace is installed with flex line going into furnace housing. needs to be hard piped in. unit is under warranty.