Silver Spring, MD

Arrived on site and met customer at the door she led me first to her kitchen where the garbage disposal wasn't working. Then she showed me downstairs where she had a broken drainine for her washing machine and whenever her sewer pump would turn on it would start coming up from the lid. I started at the garbage disposal and replaced it with a new 3/4 HP disposal after putting it back together it started leaking from every single connection nut. Told the customer the best thing to do would be to repipe the drain and I quoted her on that. Went to the supply store and got materials and came back and re piped the drain. Ran water down it multiple times with the disposal going to make sure it was draining correctly. Went downstairs to check the pipe in the ceiling and I had seen that it wasn't glued in properly and had came out while I was repiping the drain. Glued the pipe back in and tested more times and found no leaks. Cleaned up work area and showed the customer what I had done. Thank

For this job I did an ac maintenance on a 2010 Bryant ac. Indoor unit upon arrival client explained that humidifier isn’t working and is hanging off the return air-duct, I explained to the client that we would return to do the work for I didn’t have sheet metal or a quote price for that work. Indoor unit 2004 carrier. I had a split temp of 18. Evap coil has signs of corrosion but no leaks. Client already replaced air filter. Condensate line is draining properly. Blower wheel is dirty due tho polluted air ducts. Client explained that some air isn’t reaching some part of the home , so I recommended a 1 zone duct cleaning. Blower wheel amps 7.2. Control board is functioning and communicating with system. Outdoor unit 2010 Bryant AC. Capacitor has a Low reading and needs to be replaced soon, client is already aware. Contactor has 240v/24v but has signs of burning and pitting. Condenser coils are in need of a chemical level 1 clean due to outside debris and dirt clogging coils.

Chemically Cleaned Blower Wheel of AC HVAC Unit

For this job I did a ac service call client complain that thermostat isn’t satisfying and won’t turn off. I checked indoor 1999 trane unit, the blower wheel is really dirty and clogged and is in need of a cleaning I recommended it to the customer and the Customer is well aware. I noticed air vent are really heavily polluted with dust and will need a cleaning asap. I checked my split temp and it’s a r22 and I got a split temp of 22. Checked outside but all components are reading within range, but condenser coils are really filthy and it’s also a problem. I checked all wiring and it’s all intact reading within range. I checked ez trap and its functioning. I got my thermometer and checked downstairs temp and it was 72 where the thermostat is set to, I checked up stairs room temp and it’s stuck at 73. In conclusion there a restriction of air flow cause IN AIR QUALITY isn’t up to date and needs a maintenance asap.

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing inspection - found no failures

System Serviced: 2013 Carrier 80% Furnace / Air Conditioner Split System Summary of Work Performed: 1. System Inspection and Delta T Reading: Upon arrival, a full system diagnostic was performed. A temperature differential (Delta T) of 24°F was recorded across the evaporator coil, indicating efficient heat transfer and appropriate system performance within acceptable parameters. 2. Condenser Coil Cleaning: The outdoor condenser coil was found to be visibly dirty, which may have affected airflow and overall system efficiency. A non-chemical rinse was performed to remove debris and restore proper coil function. Post-cleaning, airflow was significantly improved. 3. Air Filter Inspection and Recommendation: The customer was advised to use a 16x20x4 filter size, which is recommended for this system to ensure proper fit and maximum filtration. 4. Capacitor Diagnosis and Replacement: The existing capacitor was tested and showed signs of performance degradation, potentially leading to fut

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. Turn off the water to the unit and drain the pipes. 2. Remove the shut off valve and supply pipe under the kitchen sink serving the dishwasher. 3. Remove the old dishwasher and haul away. 4. Supply and install one metal 1/4 turn shut off valve on the CPVC pipe. 5. Supply and install one 3/8” braided hose and install the new dishwasher. 6. Install two customer supplied washing machine hoses. 7. 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

Arrived on site to address a leak in the wall of room 205 on the 2nd floor, engineers cut open a hole in the wall to give access to the leak, leak was coming from a coupling and leaking down the pipe, almost all pipe heading down into the floor was extremely corroded, couldn't get access to the room downstairs, found a relatively clean spot to cut near the leaking coupling, shut off water to the line and drained the line, cut out about 8 inches of pipe and replaced it with new copper pipe, turned water back on and tested for leaks, no leaks found, cleaned up work area and left

Arrived on site for a clogged tub. The customer showed me the area of concern and mentioned that the tub drains very slowly. I ran the tub, and it filled up quickly without draining properly. I quoted the customer to snake the tub, and they agreed. I removed the overflow cover and began snaking. After a while, I noticed I couldn’t get past a certain point. I accessed the panel and discovered that a few feet in, there was a galvanized P-trap. I also found that the pipe was leaking. I called the maintenance man to ask whether this issue falls under the property's responsibility or the tenant's. After discussing, he advised me to wait until Monday when the property list is updated to determine if it's the property’s responsibility, the tenant's, or a shared cost (50/50). I went downstairs into the storage unit below and confirmed the source of the leak. I informed the customer that we will wait until Monday for further clarification on responsibility. Cleaned up work area and related m

Arrived on site and met customer at the door started off by replacing the fill valve in the toilet and testing for leaks. Then I snaked both showers with my tub snake. And got them cleared. Informed customer that since she used draino on her tubs and since the pipes at Americana are old and steel that there could be a possibility that I broke through the pipe that connects to her shower above her downstairs neighbors. Bathroom. Cleaned up work area and showed the customer what I had done. Thank you for choosing vito

During the recent maintenance visit for your one-zone HVAC system, we conducted a comprehensive inspection. The condensate drain line was successfully flushed and cleared, and the blower was cleaned as it was found to be dirty. A filter was replaced, which was provided by you. It was noted that duct cleaning is overdue, as indicated on a prior service sticker. We inspected the outdoor condenser unit, confirming that the contactor and capacitor are operating within the required specifications. However, the condenser coil was excessively dirty, and we recommend scheduling a cleaning, followed by a refrigerant charge check. Additionally, while no initial issues with the AC unit were reported, we identified and resolved a problem with the thermostat.

Arrived at my customer home for a one system ac inspection outdoor temperature is 91 degrees at this time full system was installed a few months ago I enter the home from the back door into the basement customer adjusted the thermostat five degrees below the room temperature in ac mode for me customer provided all air filters I flush the inside drain pipe and pump checked all amps and components indoor and outdoor ac system working properly at this time.

Arrived. Performing Preventative Maintenance Plumbing Check today. Water pressure in home is approximately 75psig. Water heater is 2yrs old. Flushed water heater in effort to remove built up sediment and minimize calcification buildup in tank. Flushed directly into sump pump pit. Sump pump is fully operational. Documented. No malfunctions in kitchen. Bathroom is in good condition. Laundry machine in basement is not used. Laundry area in kitchen is operational. Hose Bibb on front of home requires new handle. Will attempt to acquire handle. If acquisition fails, we are providing replacement option today. Gave verbal investment option of 340 to replace handle. Customer is experiencing periodic maintenance sewage issues. Home Warranty has been addressing issue but has yet to run Video Camera to locate source of issue. We are also providing investment option to run video through outside cleanout to determine cause of backups frequently. All other plumbing in home is in good condition at thi

Arrived on site for a plumbing maintenance and as of today inspection found 1 issue on the water machine and every times the water machine finishes filling makes a loud bang noise gave customer investment option to install a quiet valve for the washer machine but customer said she will think about it wrapped hose up thank you for choosing Vito.

Job Description: Vito was out yesterday twice to unclog condensation drain; it is an older unit drain built into it. Arrived at location for leaking condensation line, I was here previously and used a tub snake to get it but it didn’t work. So used the k-50 cut out the pipe and ran 24ft of cable. Added a clean out.

Multi-Family Plumbing Call: UNIT 301 Condensation line backed up again - Arrive on site , The resident advised me that water is leaking from a male pvc fitting connected to a small section of 3/4 copper thats going into the main condensation drain. The 3/4 male adapter was not properly glued causing a leak. I took the whole condensation line out to blow air in the line to see if it was clogged. The condensation line was clear. No water came out of the main drain line when take the condensation line off . Reapplied primer and glue to the 3/4 pipe and connected it back to the maple adapter Also the customer advised me that water is leaking from the base of the hvac unit itself. I advised the customer That I will snake the condensation line using a 5/16th cable in order to clear any debri obstructing the line. Cut the 3/4 pvc pipe as ran the 5/16th cable towards the unit multiple time. I can hear the s and cable inside of the uni itself while snaking. Pulled the cable back and proceeded t

Arrived on site for a customer who reported a “leak.” The customer stated that our install team had recently been out to install a new water heater. While draining the system, the team noticed a wet spot in the ceiling and had the installation technician cut a hole to inspect. The source appeared to be under the vanity. I asked the customer if she had continued using water normally, and she confirmed that her routine had not changed and nothing appeared to be leaking. I ran water during my visit and confirmed that, as of today, no leaks are present. While on site, the customer asked if I could tighten her kitchen faucet. I provided an investment option, and the customer agreed. Using a basin wrench, I attempted to tighten the nut, but the faucet was still moving. I had the customer hold the faucet in place, but the nut still wouldn’t turn properly. I informed the customer of the issue. The customer mentioned that in the future, they are planning to switch from a double-basin to a singl

Job Description: Leaking into unit #JSSA - Arrived on site. Leak in ceiling of JSSA coming from #115 kitchen wall. Identified leak source after making preliminary cuts in back of cabinet under sink. Opened larger holes and found source bing a ¾" hot water supply line prior to branching as ½" feeds for #115 and #116. Shut off water and drained. Cut out pipe with pinhole and replaced section. Turned on water and checked for leaks. Found no leaks Cleaned up work area and removed all work related tools, debris, and equipment from site.

Job Description: condensate line is clogged and backing up - Arrived at location for unit 201 sink backing up. Checked the sink and it was backed up in the sink all the way. Drain the kitchen sink out and snake it with k-50 and ran 24ft. Pulled back nothing but grease. Noticed the trap had holes in it From Over time. So replaced trap as well and tested for leaks no leaks occurred at this moment.

Job Description: Drain pipe for condensation pipe is leaking, customer believes it is related to the service - Arrived. Fixed float switch on pvc line.

NO AC CALL: Found bad 20 amp fuse outside on the roof. Replace fuse checked system , checked wiring and connections to make sure none were touching. Surge protector was okay. I checked amps of compressor and fan and looked within specs. I Let the system run for about 30 minutes to make sure fuse did not go out again and it didn’t. I checked pressures and pressures looked normal subcool or 10 degrees. System running and cooling as of now. Thank you for choosing Vito services. Office will need to bill.

Job Description: clogged condensate drain line wants to replace drain line - I advised the property manager that I would have to rebuild this condensation following from the 3/4 copper line back to the 3/4 pvc line which tees back into the 1 1/4 drain line. Went out to the supply house to pick up materials needed to make repairs to the condensation line. Replace the the 1 1/4 steel line with pvc. Text for leaks by pouring water into the drain. No leaks. Pack up equipment, cleaned work area and left job site. Thanks for choosing vito:)

Job Description: #302- leaking in kitchen area - Arrived on site and met the head engineers at the condo. We cut out drywall and found that the leak was coming from a old steel drain line that had a hole in it. Got my saw and cut out the drain line. Measure the line and used 2" PVC to reconnect back into the line with a new PVC wye and 3 ferncos. RE connected drain back together to test and it wouldn't drain. Took it apart and snaked 15' with my k-50 and cleared the obstruction. Out the drain back together and tested with water from the sink for 10 minutes and everything was flowing fine. Thank you for choosing Vito

Passed Inspection With WSSC

Job Description: Leaking into unit #JSSA - Repaired leakin domestic hot water supply.