Laurel, MD

Leaking From Bathroom Into Basement 07/12/2024 arrived on site for a customer who has a toilet that leaks into basement bathroom customer already had open dry wall asked customer if they can flush up stairs toilet and soon customer flushed water started pouring on the side of the PVC pipe meaning a bad wax ring when I let the customer know he said he had a friend already replaced the wax ring. let customer knows I think the wax ring wasn't set right since it still leaks when toilet is flushed gav customer investment option for a pull toilet and reset and customer agreed started by shutting water off to toilet and used shop vac to remove remaining water in bowl and tank then undid Jonny bolts and pulled toilet notice they double wax it to seal it when removing old wax flange was sitting below the finish tile brought to customer attention and recommended to raise the flange and cutsomer agreed. used flange extension kit and brought the flange up to the finish floor and secured to sub flo

I arrived at my customer home on 06/25/26 for a One system Ac maintenance outdoor temperature is 86 degrees at this time customer like his/her thermostat set between 65/80 degrees in the home I adjusted customer thermostat five degrees below the room temperature in AC mode customer provided all air filters I flush the indoor drain pipe and check all amps and components indoor and outdoor ac system working properly at this time.

06/21/2024 Today, I arrived on site to address the customer's concern about their AC not working properly. After speaking with the owner, I gathered the following information: System Performance: System seems to be working fine in the morning and evening, but turns off during the hottest part of the day. No Pepco box is installed. Initial Checks: Checked the condensate drain and found it to be free and clear. Owner informed me that the outdoor fan is running, but there is no cooling. Another company had previously replaced the contactor. Capacitor is in good condition. Temperature split is 20. Pressures are good and subcool is 11~. Possible Issue: It is possible that the system is overheating and the compressor is shutting off. The compressor is wrapped with insulation as per the manufacturer's instructions. Recommendation: Informed the owner to check the suction line to see if the compressor is still running if this issue happens again. This will provide a better descr

HVAC Call Replace TXV Coil 06/14/2024 Today, I arrived on site to verify if the TXV (Thermal Expansion Valve) needs to be replaced. Here is a summary of the work I performed and the current status of the system: Verification and Diagnosis: Checked the pressures on the unit and found them to be okay. However, the subcooling was 0, indicating a potential issue. Checked the chart on the system and determined that it was low on charge. Repairs and Replacements: Charged the system with 5lbs of 410A refrigerant. Added a leak seal to address any potential leaks. System Performance: After charging the unit, the temperature split inside the system improved to 20. The pressures are now much closer to the recommended values on the chart. The subcooling is now at 11. The system is currently cooling properly. Additional Service: No additional services were required or performed at this time. Please note that this summary only covers the work performed and the current status of the sy

Plumbing Call Hot Water Heater Installation: 06/10/2024 I arrived onsite, turned off water at main. ran hot water at multiple faucets to drain water lines. connected transfer pump to existing water heater and drained down tank. turned off gas valve and disconnected gas piping. disconnected flue venting. cut hot and cold water lines. hauled off existing unit once drained. put new water heater in place and reconnected flue vent to new hood. used strap kit to hang expansion tank and connected to cold inlet using existing tee. connected hot outlet to existing add-a-valve. reconnected gas line. turned water back on at main under kitchen sink. turned on existing cold valve to water heater. once tank was full, opened hot side of nearby faucet and bled out air from water line. lit pilot and set unit to proper temperature. cleaned up and removed all job related debris.

Air Conditioning Not Cooling: I arrived at my customer home on 05/24/24 for the ac not cooling I did a full system check and find the breaker in the panel tripped I reset all power and the breaker tripped again I check the outdoor unit and find it short to ground I recommend a replacement of the outdoor compressor the system was never registered.

SPRING CHECK on ROOFTOP TRANE PACKAGE HVAC UNIT: I checked and replaced filters 20x25x2 PLEATED four , checked indoor blower motor and wheel ok checked evaporator coil, checked temperature split return air temperature 74 supply air temperature 54 ,checked condensate pan line and trap, checked condenser motor and coil ok, checked contactor, and start equipment ok , checked outdoor air temperature 75 checked discharge air temperature 85 TRANE MODEL NUMBER YHC074F3EMAOMD000A1000 SERIAL NUMBER 190412953L