Washington, D.C.

Arrived at location for an emergency call, hvac system condensate like is backed up and need to be snaked, noticed the amount of bends in the line could possibly be difficult to pass by. Attempt to snake with tub snake drum, cut the hvac line to feed snake in, could not go pass by the 90 bend also try to feed it in the pan but could not pass all those 45 fittings. Noticed a ferrcost on the main line. Inorder to do the work I will need an extra hand so the snake cable does not fall in the line. Spoke with Richard and he said to bring someone out tomorrow.

With this option, we will remove both exterior lids to access and remove existing Sewage Ejector Pump in basement that services basement bathroom only. Other plumbing, ie: Laundry’s area, is elevated above sewage line and taps in normally. We will install new Zoeller 1/2HP Grinder Sewage Ejector Pump per manufacturer specifications and within local plumbing codes and regulations. Installation will include removal/disposal of existing sewage ejector; installation of new sewage ejector pump; mounting pump in pit; sealing of lid after installation and removal of debris from site; 1yr WORRIES-FREE warranty for the 1st year of manufacturer warranty. Thank you for choosing Vito! Arrived. Installing new Zoeller 1/2HP Grinder Sewage Ejector Pump today. Unloaded materials and began staging inside basement work area. Removed facade lid to access pit. Closed valve and cut piping to enable pump removal from pit. Pulled pump and staged. Began prepping new sewage ejector for installation. Secured n

Insulated supply plenum also insulated around the power humidifier also found trap not glued glued trap in place and insulated trap all is complete

NEED THERMOSTAT PROGRAM: Programmed Honeywell T6 thermostat found white was set In the wrong selection, checked heat and cooling, found system working fine return air temperature 82° , supply air temperature 62°

Job Description: attic unit not working as good wants aaron also to give a quote for new unit and furnance

Job Description: 1st floor girls bathroom keeps running. Arrived. Reassemble the flush valve and turn back on the water to test leaks flushed the toilet about four or five times. No leaks occurred. Pack equipment,cleaned work area and left job site thanks for choosing vito 🙂

Estimate to replace gas hot water heater

Estimate for new Rheem 2 Ton Heat Pump With Condenser

Plumbing Call in DC: water line is cracked has to be found WSSC that is not on theirs. replace piping

NO AC (HOUSE IS ON THE MARKET) checked the thermostat found calling for ac but no fan operation, checked circuit breaker found not tripped reset it anyway, then the fan came on, removed covers access door to the system ( need a better access panel not chauking ) checked condensate pump, only water safety on the exterior, checked the metal filter ok, checked temperature split return air temperature 85° , supply air temperature 53° Space pac air handler must be sealed and closed with easy access to service system checked water stained ceiling found not coming from AC , leak is coming from the roof

Examined area of concern by customer. Customer is in belief that situation is an HVAC issue due to no plumbing areas in vicinity of spot on ceiling. Spot is on framed hub. Spoke to customer briefly and determined she may be right. Made customer aware that I want to cut a small peek hole in ceiling hub to confirm I’m not leaving any plumbing malfunctions onsite today. Cut small hole and drywall is moist. Immediately viewed condensation dripping off round ductwork. Made customer aware I am forwarding situation to HVAC department for further analysis and rectification options. Thank you for choosing Vito! ***It may be pertinent that I felt cold air blowing inside ceiling hub.

Service Request: girls bathroom toilet keeps running on the 1st floor Upon arrival at the site, I was informed by the customer that a toilet in the girls' restroom was continuously flushing. After allowing a young lady to finish using the restroom, I had the customer temporarily close it to perform the necessary work. Upon inspection, I discovered that one of the toilets was flushing periodically due to a faulty diaphragm. While removing the old diaphragm, the existing spud came out of its seating and would not stay in place when I attempted to reinsert it. I notified the customer that I would need to purchase replacement parts and proceeded to the supply house. After obtaining a new diaphragm and spud, I returned to the site and completed the installation. When I turned the water back on, a leak occurred at the flush valve. I shut off the water, disassembled the valve, applied pipe dope and Teflon tape to the threads, and reassembled the unit. I then tested the toilet by flushing it

Service Request: leak form the 5"" cast iron pipe in the hall Arrived on site to replace a section of 4-inch cast iron pipe in unit 1211 on the south side of the Watergate property, as well as in the ceiling of the 12th-floor elevator/garbage room. The system appears to be receiving drainage from both the cooling tower condensation and a storm drain. We cut out the old piping and installed new 4-inch cast iron in its place. In unit 1211, the transition was made from existing PVC to the new cast iron. While securing the bands, we encountered live water flow from the pipe. After completing the installation and securing all connections, we tested the system for leaks. No leaks were observed at the time of testing.

Service Request: Hydro Jetting Upon arrival, I inspected the pit and filled the jet with water in preparation for clearing the drain. I attempted to locate the outlet inside the pit but was unable to do so due to a heavy buildup of mud and sludge. After draining the water from the pit, I searched again for the opening but was still unable to locate it. I reinserted the jet to attempt clearing the drain, but the excessive accumulation of debris prevented any progress. At this point, further jetting is not effective. A return visit with a vacuum truck will be necessary to remove the mud and sludge before jetting can be successfully completed.

NO AC TOP FLOOR SYSTEM checked ac found error code 72 checked capacitor found working fine, added surge protector and hard start kit, checked operation system is now working and the compressor is making a loud noise for 45 seconds then stops, removed hard start, found compressor is bad not sure if the part is available do suggest replacing unit, will advise the comfort advisor to explain his options as I did CARRIER MODEL NOT AVAILABLE SUN FADED

Arrived onsite, customer has outside area/storm drain that gets backed up during a rainstorm. Removed grate and saw that the drain is not ran down vertically as it should be. Depth of drain approximately 2 feet and opening for pipe runs horizontally. Ran water down pipe with garden hose and it is clear. Also ran pipe directly down to imitate a rainstorm and the horizontal pipe drained all the water. Customer should clear the area of debris before storm. Advised customer that if it is still backing up, we could potentially make a drain in which all the water will go into the horizontal opening.

Arrived on site to install a new tub spout. Began by cutting the caulking around the existing tub spout and removed the old unit. Proceeded to install the new tub spout according to the manufacturer's specifications. Upon threading, I noticed the new spout was not engaging properly with the adapter. Upon inspection, I found that the new tub spout was defective. I then began investigating the previous concern where it was stated that our last technician had ""broken"" the spout. I discovered a chunk of sediment lodged inside, which was preventing the tub spout from switching to shower mode. Once the sediment was removed, I re-taped and applied pipe dope to the male threads, then reinstalled the original tub spout. After installation, I tested the unit and found no issues. The customer also tested the tub spout. While testing, I explained to the customer that the previous technician did not break the spout. The issue was caused by a piece of sediment that had become lodged during water

Changed out to new smart thermostat

Service Request: a clogged condensation line Arrived on site and observed active leaks on the ceilings of two rooms. Upon inspection of the attic, I found that the furnace was located directly above both affected areas. The issue was traced to a clogged condensate line, which was causing water to overflow from the drain pan. I cleared the clog in the condensate line and thoroughly cleaned the pan. To ensure the line was fully cleared, I ran hot water through it and confirmed proper drainage. Once the system was functioning correctly, I collected my tools, cleaned the work area, and confirmed the issue was resolved. Thank you for choosing Vito.

Service Request: backed up storm drain Arrived on site to inspect a drain line located at the bottom of the steps. Ran water through the line for approximately 10 minutes to test for flooding or backup. The water flowed properly with no signs of obstruction or flooding during the test. Provided the customer with an estimate to further service the line by either snaking or hydro jetting the drain to the main line. The proposal also includes a camera inspection before and after the cleaning to ensure the line is clear and functioning properly. Awaiting customer approval to proceed.

Today I arrived on site and addressed the issues with your BRYANT system. Drainage Issues: Found condensate line buildup and sweat along the bottom of the air handler. Vacuumed the drain line to clear the blockage and flushed it with water. Vacuumed the drain pan. Frozen Coil: Discovered the coil was frozen due to a dirty filter. Advised replacing the filter every 6 months. The owner will order and install a new filter. The system will automatically restart once the sensor detects it is fully dry. Installed surge protector. Attic fan and light is same switch and should be separate System Status: The system was running upon arrival. View visual findings from this job here - https://vitoservices.com

Clogged condensate line: checked ac system found has ez trap with the float switch sticking up, cleared blocked drain line that was further down the line, cleared with nitrogen, added full jug of water added condensate algae tablets, checked operation water is flowing draining fine , checked temperature split return air temperature 75° supply air temperature 55°

NO AC: picked up keys from Wisconsin avenue office found keys do not work for back or front door, all 3 doors have smart locks, last 2 visits here I added R22 pro charge sealant and dye, second visit replaced condenser motor and noticed it was low on R22 REFRIGERANT

Service Request : shower cartridge replacement in Unit 318 Arrived on site and contacted the customer to confirm arrival. The customer advised that the issue was in Unit 318 and that the shower cartridge needed to be replaced. Upon inspection, I found low water pressure coming from the shower diverter. Further examination revealed that not only was the cartridge damaged, but the entire shower valve was also in poor condition. The resident mentioned that the shower handle had recently broken and maintenance had attempted a repair. Although the valve was equipped with integral stops (to avoid a full building shutdown), both stops had failed and become stripped, leaving the valve in a closed position. I was unable to reopen the stops to restore water flow. I informed the customer that the damaged shower diverter would need to be fully replaced. It took some time for the customer to gain access to the door for the building’s main water shutoff. Once access was granted, I turned off the

COMPRESSOR NOT SHUTTING OFF: THIS IS THE WRONG INFORMATION problem is the space pac air handler fan won't shut off, can not get to the control panel because of the wall in front of the service area, this wall has to come down, might be a fan board circuit board that's bad will return when the wall is removed