Sterling, VA

Overall System Condition: All system components were inspected and found to be in good working condition. No major issues were identified during this visit. Findings: Thermostat: Functional and utilizing system features Ductwork: No significant air leakage detected Filtration System: Properly installed and sealed Mold: No visible signs of mold growth Evaporator Coil: No leaks or corrosion present Drain Line: Properly flushed and clear PVC Piping: Schedule 40 – passed inspection Low Voltage Controls: Functional, no corrosion or damage Blower Motor / Wheel / Capacitor: All components functional and within normal operating range Water Safety System: Code compliant Control Circuit Board & Transformer: Passed inspection Insulation: Meets R-30 to R-38 standard Carbon Monoxide Detector: Present and operational Co2 monies test at 27ppm acceptable range Recommendations: Install an ECM Surge Protector to protect your system’s electronic components from potential power surges an

2021 Carrier MODEL NO: FE4ANF005 SERIAL NO: 5021F05927 air handler failed transformer blew 3 amp fuse and control board client should have warranty for control board but not transformer we will have to get in contact with client first in the morning to get more information on that carrier part to get in replaced and get system running, also transformer. Client signed up as new VITO VIP Member

Action Taken: A comprehensive maintenance inspection was performed on the heat pump system. The following components were inspected for proper function, physical condition, and operational parameters: Blower Motor: Inspected for operational integrity, bearing condition, and electrical connections. Unit is functional. Blower Wheel: Assessed for balance and cleanliness. Unit is functional. Ductwork: Visually inspected for apparent leaks, obstructions, or damage. No major discrepancies noted. Contactor: Examined for signs of pitting, wear, and proper electrical operation. Unit is functional. Capacitor: Tested for capacitance rating using a multimeter. Readings were within acceptable tolerance, indicating functionality. Refrigerant Level: System line pressures and charge were measured and verified. Levels are within the manufacturer's specifications. All inspected components were found to be in normal operational condition at the time of service. Recommendations: Based on the inspe

FALL HVAC CHECK: checked and replaced clogged filter 16x25x1, checked indoor blower motor and wheel found no ecm motor surge protector, cleaned and checked burners and heat exchanger, checked flame sensor and ignitor, checked all safeties and limits, checked Inducer draft motor and flue, checked uv light found all the bulbs are burnt out, need to replace asap, checked temperature rise 30°-60° , return air temperature 66°, supply air temperature 105°@@

FALL MAINTENANCE ON ONE CARRIER HEAT PUMP FROM 2015. Upon arrival I called for heat at the thermostat and went down to air handler. The heat pump system is from 2015 and has reached its life expectancy. I took off door to the system and the insulation has all came off. I tapped it up but not safe. The insulation can come off and get into blower wheel or coil and cause a breakdown. The blower wheel has visible fungus cultivating and circulating back into the air. The evaporator coil is clogged and causing the system to be inefficient. The contesta pump attached to the drain pan from coil is in bad shape and taking too long to drain the water out. Pump is no longer reliable. I proceeded to check the outdoor unit and found compressor and fan motor eating up a lot of energy. The compressor and fan are rusted and overheating. Parts outside are in bad shape due to normal wear and tear. Overall the system is running but not within spec. Numbers are off and the system is pushing harder to ru

10 24 25 HEAT CHECK: checked rooftop package unit heat, cleaned and checked burners and heat exchanger, checked Inducer draft motor, checked all safeties and limits, checked spark ignition and flame sensor, checked and replaced Vito supplied filters 20x25x4 / 4 system is working heating fine

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing maintenance check. Found 2 bad flappers and brought to customer's attention - he will replace both 3" flappers himself. Flushed 75 gallon water heater while doing inspection. Put service history sticker on WH to keep up with maintenance and yearly flushing.

Work performed: Air filter: Inspected and replaced the air filter. Blower motor and wheel: Inspected the blower motor and performed a visual inspection of the blower wheel. Gas valve: Tested the gas valve for proper operation. Pressure control: Tested the pressure switch for proper function. Flame sensor: Tested and verified the operation of the flame sensor. Ignitor: Tested the ignitor for proper function. Evaporator coil: Conducted a visual inspection of the evaporator coil for significant dust and grime. Ductwork: Visually inspected accessible sections of the ductwork for leaks or obstructions. Findings: All inspected components and systems were found to be operating within manufacturer specifications. The blower wheel was found to have a moderate accumulation of dust and debris, which can impact system efficiency. Recommendations: The customer approved the recommended blower wheel cleaning. The cleaning was completed, and the system was re-tested to ensure proper operat

UNIT NOT WORKING checked furnace found code 41 flashing ( BLOWER MOTOR FAULT ) will have to order part under warranty, premature failure can come from running system with a clogged filter or power surge to the furnace REPLACE PART 10 16 25 replaced indoor blower motor and module, checked filter ok checked temperature rise 40°-70° , return air temperature 66° , supply air temperature 130° Talked about ECM MOTOR surge protector said not right now 314.00

Got water heater info and location

Replaced the filter to improve system efficiency. Burner cleaning: I cleaned the burners and flame sensor to ensure efficient and reliable ignition. Blower inspection: I inspected the blower motor and wheel to ensure proper airflow and balanced operation, good condition. System testing: the thermostat is operating on both coolin and heating. Checked the low voltage. We've completed the full tune-up. Everything looks good, and your furnace is now running safely and efficiently.

Arrived onsite, removed existing kitchen sink drain set up. Cut PVC horizontal PVC pipe on the back wall of cabinet. Cemented 90 degree fitting and wye to be able to pick up both k/s basins. On right hand basin, installed new flanged tailpiece and PVC p-trap. Connected to wye with pipe. On k/s basin with garbage disposal, installed new p-trap onto disposal waste arm. Connected to straight outlet of wye with 2 22.5 degree fittings. Reconnected DW waste hose to disposal. Ran kitchen faucet and checked for leaks and proper drainage. Also filled up both k/s basins with water and released stopper to ensure new drain install is leak free. Customer had explained to me on Monday that there was a sewer odor coming from k/s area. Found an open 1.5" PVC pipe above the kitchen sink drain pipe on the back wall. Capped the pipe with fernco to stop odor. Cleaned up and removed all job related debris.

Arrived onsite, customer had leaking garbage disposal, also noticed drain was not up to code. Recommended replacing garbage disposal and cutting out drywall under sink to see if PVC line can be lowered. After cutting out drywall, found that the vertical pipe that I would need to cut was behind a cabinet and therefore inaccessible without cutting into cabinet. Removed existing disposal and pipe. Replaced disposal and connected to existing electrical line. Replaced drain as well and made it into a deep trap. Ran faucet down both sink basins and checked for leaks. Cleaned up and removed all job related debris.

Installed gold tub spout, performed plumbing maintenance, sent checklist to customer

Arrived onsite, began work in basement bathroom. Removed existing toilet and hauled away. Cleaned area around flange and installed new wax ring and closet bolts. Assembled new Toto toilet by connecting tank to bowl. Set new toilet on flange and tightened closet bolts. Cut bolts and installed white bolt caps. Installed new seat and installed customer's foldable toilet safety rail. Reconnected water supply line and flushed toilet multiple times to check for proper operation. Next, disconnected existing shower head in basement bathroom. Installed new hand held shower head and ran faucet to check for proper operation. Moved on to 1st floor hallway bathroom. Removed existing shower head and installed new gold hand held shower head. Installed gold toe touch drain stopper. Picked up new tub spout at supply house. Finish is chrome but we are ordering gold tub spout and returning to install. Shower head is now operational with new tub spout diverter. Ran tub faucet to make sure tub is able to f

Sold ... AC and Coil. They did not want to replace the furnace at this time. We will come back to install HVAC Parts

Arrived onsite, performed plumbing inspection. Recommended replacing basement toilet, all 3 existing showerheads in each bathroom with hand held shower/sprayer (2nd floor shower gold finish), Re-caulking 2nd floor bedroom walk in shower, and replacing hallway bathroom tub stopper (gold finish). Customer opted to go for all tasks so I threw in a complimentary hand held shower. Need to order materials and once they arrive office will call customer to schedule.

Arrived onsite, customer informed me that water heater is making a "knocking" noise when running hot water from taps. Advised customer it is likely due to sediment buildup (calcium & magnesium deposits) in the bottom of the WH tank. Flushed WH with garden hose into nearby drain for approximately 30 minutes. Ran hot water from multiple taps upon completion and did not hear noise. Also informed customer that with service contract, we come once a year to do a plumbing check, which includes a free water heater flush.

Customer Scheduled Plumbing Maintenance

AC MAINTENANCE CHECK ON ONE UNIT. Checked and replaced filter with one provided. I checked indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment for any obstructions and found none. Blower amps within specs. I checked evaporator coil condensate drain pan and flushed it down with approximately 2 gallons of water and added condensate tablets to ensure proper drainage. I checked all wiring and connections and all other limits and safety switches functioning properly. I checked temperatures and got a 20 degree delta T. I adjusted and opened damper for upstairs. I proceeded to check the outdoor condenser coil and found a a bit dirty causing some restriction and can lead to costly damage to compressor overtime. I checked parts and found reliable except the contractor. The contractor is burnt and visibly worn. Once contact coil gets completely burnt the ac will either run indefinitely or it won’t come on at all. I checked amps for outdoor fan and compressor and found okay. Overall ac is running ho

Needed repairs for system Surge protection for indoor and outdoor. Today I arrived on site HEAT PUMP Inspection: Found the indoor unit communicating, but the outdoor unit had a fault and was in lockout. Observed burn marks on the contactor and a bad 45/7.5 capacitor. Noted the HEAT PUMP was dirty and picking up dryer vent dust. Recommended surge protectors for both units. CARRIER HEAT PUMP Repairs: Installed a new 45/7.5 capacitor. Replaced the burnt contactor. Cleaned the outdoor unit. Added surge protection to both units. System is now on and cooling. View visual findings from this job here - https://vitoservices.com

Arrived at my customer home for ac not working properly I did a system check and find one bad fan motor part have been ordered will return when parts get delivered customer pay in full

Upon arrival customer concerns system may be low on freon. Checked system and found no issues at this time. System is performing the best it can. System is good on pressure and both compressor and condenser fan motor are amping fine. Recommended replacing system because of age of system. Customer agreed to have someone come out for a quote.

HVAC Parts Installation: Return Visit to install new control board in AC Unit

For this job I did an AC maintenance on a 2017 carrier infinity unit. Indoor unit 80% furnace I got a split temp of 18. Filter needs to be changed client is well aware and will have to order more filters to replace. I noticed a lot of dust , dust mites and per dander cultivating within the air duct potentially spreading throughout air vents and indoor syetem, These substances can trigger allergic reactions, respiratory discomfort and irritation. I recommended a duct cleaning to attack then dust growing in the vents. Also, it could improve air flow and indoor air quality. Blower wheel amps are reading 4.4. Although blower wheel is running, blower wheel blades are in need of a blower wheel chemical cleaning lvl 2. the dirt on the wheel has become hardened and will decrease blower wheels performance. Evaporater coils are clean with no signs of corrosion or leakage. Condensate line is draining with no problem. Control board is functioning well and communicating with the system.