Gaithersburg, MD

Replaced shower valve

SCOPE OF WORK: New Hot Water Heater Installation 1. Drain and remove the old water heater and expansion tank. 2. Supply and install one A O Smith GCRL-50 50-gallon gas water heater. 3. Supply and install one Proflo 2.1-gallon thermal expansion tank. 4. Supply and install one Holdrite expansion tank mounting bracket. 5. Remove the old pressure reducing valve. 6. Supply and install one Watts WLFN55BM1-UG lead free 1” PRV. 7. Adjust the water pressure to between 60-70lbs. 8. Haul away the old water heater and all job-related debris. 9. Acquire the WSSC permit. 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

SCOPE OF WORK: Scope of work is to update the central AC system and gas furnace serving your home. Work will include the following: • Disconnection and removal of the outdoor AC unit, indoor evaporator coil, furnace, and related parts and debris to the installation of the new AC system. • New outdoor unit to be set on a base pad and placed on the existing wall braces. The unit will be secured (bolted) to the wall braces per code regulations. • Tamper proof locking caps to be installed on the outdoor unit’s service valves per code. • New rubatex piping insulation on the outside exposed section of the refrigerant vapor line piping. • UV wrapping installed on the outside exposed section of the refrigerant lines per code. • New indoor factory cased coil to be installed on top of the new furnace and connected to the existing ductwork system. • Fabricate and install metal transition to connect the new coil to the furnace and ductwork system. • Flush refrigerant lines with R-11 flush

Commercial Backflow Preventer Testing: Arrived. We Tested two back flow prevention devices, one passed and one failed. We can rebuilt existing backflow to meet DC Water standards

Back Flow Prevention: Arrived. Tested two backflow preventers and they both passed. Have sent information to customer and forwarded results to WSSC.

Backflow Prevention Testing: We tested two back flow preventers and sent all information to the customer in Scope of Work. Thank you for choosing Vito Services for your commercial plumbing!

Estimate, Sold GF/AC New Dual A/C Furnace HVAC System Installation

Backflow Preventer: Tested back flow prevention systems on commercial properties, have forwarded all complete testing information to the local water authority WSSC

Back Flow Prevention: Tested backflow preventers on site, will forward testing information to the local water authority

Testing backflow preventers: Tested two back flow prevention systems, both passed and have submitted the details to WSSC

Upon arrival customer concerns system is not cooling. Turned AC on and checked system, found compressor is making load noises while running. Checked amperage and found compressor is running properly but loud. Hooked up gauges and checked pressures and found low side dropping but high side rising. Also found after turning system off found pressures are taking a long time to equalize, indicating TXV is bad. Informed customer of findings and recommended replacing system because of age of system. Also changing Thermostat may not fix noisy compressor. Customer would like to have comfort consultant come out this week to go over options. Do need to collect $120 for dispatch fee.

Remounted water cooler In Office Building

Toilet Won't Flush, checked urinal, sensor and battery need to be replaced, ordered and will return to install new plumbing parts

Commercial Plumbing Call: Arrived to snake a sink with K-50 55 and was able to clear the clog. Thank you for choosing vito services!

Arrived onsite, re-lit water heater pilot. At first an error code was present indicating that there is an issue with the gas control valve. However, the error code went away and the light started flashing blue indicating normal operation.

Arrived to check system function and system in ac. System operating normally in ac and heat at this time. Customer spoke with me about replacing the stat to something wifi and he can controle from his home. I gave him some options. He will purchase stat and have us install.

arrived onsite, customer has water leaking onto floor from water heater tank itself. existing Kenmore 50 gallon water heater is approximately 13 years old (installed in 2012). advised customer water heater life span is around 10-12 years and it will need to be replaced. first quoted $3,477 - customer declined. was able to reach plumbing supervisor and he said price can be knocked down to $3,042 with service plan and 8 year warranty included. customer would like to shop around first. collected $48 dispatch fee - if customer wants us to do WH replacement than that price can be deducted from total cost ($3,042 - $48 = $2,994).

arrived on site , the customer had the doors prop open so that I gain access to the unites once inside of the first Unit I turned both hot and cold angle stops off. started to unbolt the faucet from under the sink. once the old faucet was unbolted i took it off the sink and the cleaned the area for the new faucet. set in new faucet and bolt it down to the sink. the new faucet came with a sprayer that needed a hole drilled out on the surface of the sink. drilled sprayer hole and bolted it down to the sink itself. connected the supply lines for the faucet and sprayer. turned water back on and test for leaks. no leaks detected. clean work area and moved to the next unit. once inside of the second unit. I went into the women's bathroom where the sink and toilet wasn't working properly. notice water on the floor doe the sink faucet having a pin hole in the soft copper. turned the angle water supply off to the toilet and the sink by using the angle stops. unpackaged the new flush mate cartri

​ Cliff Gutmann ​ SPRING CHECK BOTTOM FLOOR SYSTEM #1 checked filter 14x25x1, need replacing soon, checked indoor blower motor and wheel, checked condensate pan, line, and trap, added condesate tablets, found no water safeties or uv light system, checked return air temperature 68 , checked supply air temperature 44 , checked condenser motor and coil, checked capacitor and contactor, checked outdoor air temperature 57 , checked discharge air temperature 66 , checked freon level liquid line temperature 62 suction line temperature 52 CARRIER MODEL NUMBER 24ACC630A300 SERIAL NUMBER 2213E16057 EXTROL EXPANSION TANK ON WATER IS BAD 653.00 REPLACED PROFLO PFXT5I SPRING CHECK TOP FLOOR SYSTEM #2 checked filter two 16x16x1 , checked indoor blower motor and wheel, checked all water safeties, checked condensate pan , line, no trap and added condensate tablets, checked duct work found no uv light system, checked return air temperature 66 , checked supply air temperature46 checked conden

arrived at location for leaking ceiling at 302, climb roof to see if anything was leaking or maybe a vent or havoc duct sweating etc. went on the roof and saw a vent pipe with water strains cant determine if its recently or in the pass. still wanted to make sure it was a plumbing related issues. I cut a whole in the ceiling of 302 and put my flashlight up there and went back up in the roof. after location the hole in the roof. I found the hole I cut. no pipes etc but the sliding of the roof is coming off and there is a big hole there which when it rains comes in causing damage to the framing and to the person down below. the hole I cut is patched up with a temporary cover until drywall people come and repair it.

arrived at location for floors drain in fire sprinklers, snake the floor drain and ran about 40ft of cable pulled back nothing but did noticed a leaking hose bib on the main line, went and cap the hose bib so it would stop leaking, zip tie the fire sprinkler discharge in next to another fire sprinklers discharge so it could drain into the floor drain, noticed as well they will need to call someone who specializes in the fire system because it's starting to leak badly in which is causing water to flow out of the room into the dispatch room.

New AC Furnace Install: Full HVAC system change out, recovered old refrigerant removed the outdoor units pads, replace with new one. Added new disconnect, surge protector, and pump ups for outdoor. Old indoor unit removed, replace with brand new furnace and coil. Added furnace feet and humidifier. Brought the whole HVAC system up to code plus some extra goodies.

Today, I arrived on site for AC maintenance on a new system. Inspected furnace blower housing; confirmed it is free and clear. Replaced filter provided by the owner. Conducted a gas leak search on all gas fittings leading to the water heater and furnace, noting that all galvanized fittings should be removed and replaced for home safety. Checked supply air temperature, which was between 47-48F. Confirmed that the system is cooling effectively. Noted that AC coil holes were allowing excessive airflow; used owner-supplied solution tape to obstruct the gap as best as possible. Did not check pressures since the unit is brand new with a supply temperature of 48F. Verified that the unit has a surge protector installed. Adjusted the unit nameplate for better visibility from the street, as it was previously facing the house wall. The system is currently cooling properly.

arrived on site ,  contacted customer to advised that I was on site. met up with the customer at suite #1. inside of suite 1 their are 2 bathrooms and 1 kitchen. the customer informed me that he would like for me to go around and check everything to make sure their no leaks or if I recommended placing anything. upon investigation I started flushing both toilets in the men's and the women's bathroom. flushed toilets multiple times to determine if they are functioning properly during every cycle. both toilets are working properly and flushing. ran hot and cold supply on the faucets to insure the supply lines aren't leaking..no leaks detected.  check the kitchen faucet and I observed that the faucet would leak either when turning left or turning tight the customer advised to just replace the faucet . theirs another unite on the other side of the wall that will eventually turn into one single space. in this area their are another 2 bathrooms and a kitchen area. the customer advised that th

arrived onsite, customer had a few issues with existing plumbing. water takes a while to get hot at fixtures - current water heater is greater than 20 years old so quoted replacement cost. turned up temperature at thermostat as well. poor water pressure at kitchen faucet and shower. took pressure reading at spigot - 70 psi so no issue with pressure. advised customer it is most likely an issue with flow rate. kitchen faucet spray head aerator is clogged. also spray head is stuck. quoted customer for kitchen faucet replacement with her buying faucet. bathroom faucet pressure is good. gave customer plumbing system efficiency report with prices for both areas of concern.