Herndon, VA

Looked at water heater

Clean blower: During our service call, we identified two issues - a dirty blower wheel and a faulty ECM blower motor. The ECM motor is not operating correctly despite running. At the customer request, we only cleaned the blower wheel. Please be advised that the motor's underlying issue may cause the original problem to reoccur. We cannot be held responsible for the motor's performance moving forward. for that.

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

Robert, 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. Remove the old sump pump. 2. Supply and install one submersible Zoeller M-53 sump pump. 3. Supply and install one 1 1/2" check valve. 4. 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 • No warranty on any existing equipment, piping or wiring not changed or updated by Vito Services. WARRANTY • One (1) year warranty on parts and labor.

Arrived onsite, turned water off to home. Opened multiple faucets to drain water from pipes. Cut out approximately 5' of hot & cold copper water lines in basement supplying water to kitchen. Re-piped each with PEX tubing and connected to existing copper with press fittings. Turned water back on at main water shut-off valve and checked for leaks. Next, removed shower head that I had installed on 9/5. Customer did not like it because of poor pressure. Installed new shower head and made sure the pressure was sufficient. Cleaned up and removed all job related debris.

Upon arrival, the customer reported that the system was displaying an error code. The system was reset and power was cycled, but no issues were found during testing. A final cycle of the system was performed, and it is currently operating normally. The customer was advised to monitor the system moving forward and report any further issues if they arise.

1. Make all appropriate notifications prior to work. 2. Perform a complete rebuild on the backflow serial number 46814. 3. Reassemble backflow and retest reporting passing numbers to the water purveyor.

Problem with HVAC that is leaking into neighbors units: Customer reported water leaking from the AC unit. The condensate drain line was found completely clogged with algae and debris. Flushed drain line and confirmed proper drainage. The systems is really old and I recommend option a,b,c to the customer. #Option A was the clean the drain line. #Option B recommend repairs of the system 30 days warranty #Option C recommend a replacement of a full system due to age and performance age 2004

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing maintenance check. Found one failure. Garbage disposal under kitchen sink showing signs of wear. Customer also explained there is an intermittent leak coming from the disposal arm area causing damage to bottom of cabinet. Quoted price for disposal replacement and offered to replace 3rd floor hallway bathroom toilet flapper free of charge. Customer declined estimate for now.

Performed Summer HVAC Maintenance on indoor AC and outdoor furnace

Customer reported water dripping from the system. Upon inspection, the source of the leak was identified as the overflow port. The customer was informed of the findings, and it was recommended to close the overflow port to resolve the issue. The customer agreed to the recommendation and also chose to sign up for the VIP membership. The port was closed, and the customer was successfully enrolled in the membership program. At this time, the system is fully operational with no further issues observed.

Tech lead from danny v. Customer signed for replacing the full HVAC System. 2.5 Ton AC 14 W with 70k Btu 80% gas furnace. Customer signed and paid $4600 deposit over the phone with CSR

NO AC: DISPATCH FEE AND QUOTE ON A FULL NEW SYSTEM

1. Make all appropriate notifications and shut down water to serial number 75803 located in the data center. 2. Perform a rebuild on the assembly replacing all worn or broken working parts using all new genuine Watts parts. 3. Clean and lubricate inside of assembly. 4. Put assembly back together and restore water. 5. Retest assembly and report passing marks to Fairfax Water. Performed a total rebuild on serial number 75803 and it now passes the test. I valved the assembly off since it was off when I got here. While it did pass the test it is possible a thorough cleaning could be it this assembly. A cleaning like I mentioned would require removal from the ceiling by un fastening the unions which keep it in place and bringing it down to floor level where I could gain better access to the inside of it. This action would take time which was not included on this quote, that being said, the assembly now passes the certification test.

During the maintenance of the 2015 heat pump system, it was observed that the system blower was clean; however, the evaporator coil was found to be dirty and in need of cleaning. A full inspection of the electrical components revealed no issues at this time. The condenser coils were also inspected and determined to be dirty and in need of cleaning. After completing the maintenance inspection, no operational issues were identified aside from the dirty coils. The customer was informed of the findings and agreed to proceed with the recommended cleaning. Both the evaporator and condenser coils were thoroughly cleaned. After the cleaning was completed, the system was cycled and confirmed to be operating properly. The system is currently in good working condition. View visual findings from this job here - https://vitoservices.com

Back Flow Preventer Testing: Tested one backflow prevention system and it passed.

Back flow prevention testing: Tested two backflows and they both passed.

Back Flow Preventer Testing: Tested one backflow and it failed. Will make a quote to replace.

Backflow prevention testing: Tested one back flow preventer and it passed

Tested three backflows with one failing. It is the irrigation one.

Tested two backflow preventers and only one passed. The bigger of the two failed and is relatively new. My recommendation on this is going to be to break it down and see what's wrong. With it being so new I believe it may just have some debris in it that could be removed. I will write a quote.

Arrived onsite, customer informed me that 2nd floor master bathroom right hand faucet supply line was leaking. Angle stop valve was on when I arrived and supply line was not leaking. However, existing supply line was in poor condition so I replaced it with a new 16" flexible supply line. Turned valve on and checked for leaks. It is possible that the issue is the faucet valve body 1/2" threads where the supply line connects to. If new supply line does not solve the issue, then the valve body will need to be replaced. Cleaned up and removed all job related debris. Customer still owes $1,914.70 and will not make payment.

2nd floor unit not working call back: Upon arrival the client advised me that she was concerned because the unit would take 5 minutes or so to start. I told her to not worry about it because it is normal for a unit to take 5-10 minutes to kick on. It’s simply just on a delay. However the client sets the thermostat at around 77-78 degrees. I kicked on the AC to check its performance. I recommend the client purchases more filters and replaces them asap. I checked indoor blower wheel housing compartment and found okay. Checked temperatures and temperatures looked normal with a delta T of 19 degrees. Pressures were fine , coils were clean. Even though the system takes about 3-5 minutes to kick on it is functioning properly without any issues at this time. Fee$0

Arrived onsite, started by removing 2nd floor toilet. Noticed toilet supply lines will need to be replaced as well. Quoted customer and he accepted. Put together both toilets by connecting tank to bowl and installing seat as well. Installed new Kohler toilet in 2nd floor bathroom and connected new supply line. Flushed toilet multiple times to check for leaks and proper operation. Removed 1st floor toilet next. Noticed flange was level with floor and wax ring was not making a good seal with the existing toilet. Set 2 wax rings on flange and installed new closet bolts as well. Set new toilet in place and tightened closet bolts. Connected new water supply line and flushed toilet multiple times to check for leaks and proper operation. Cleaned up and removed all job related debris.