Washington, D.C.

AC maintenance on three units in northwest washington dc: #1 Basement. I checked the 14201 filter and replaced with one customer provided. indoor blower wheel motor housing okay blower amps are okay. I checked the AC coil found okay I did noticed some fungal growth cultivating. I checked the condensate line that goes down to a condensate pump and flushed it with a gallon of water. I added condensate tablets I checked all wirings and connections all limits and safeties okay I got to return air temperature of 73 and a supply air temperature of 54. I checked the outdoor condenser coil found okay I checked the capacitor and contactor both intact and okay the outdoor air temperature was 72 the discharge temperature was 81. this unit is running and cooling as of now. #2 Package unit outside. I also checked the 14x20x1 filter and replaced with one customer provided I take the outdoor temperature 72 and I took the discharge temperature and got 82. I checked the capacitor found oka

Call for non working garbage disposal in Northeast Washington DC NE: Arrived on site for a customer who says their dispsoal is not working after further inspection found out it was a clogged kitchen line. I then qouted the customer to snake line out and customer agreed and also joined our Vito VIP Plumbing plan while taking p trap apart found a lot of egg shells at the end of the p trap asked the customer if she puts egg shells and said yes today she used 6 eggs cleaned up trap and looked in side of the drain pop and found no more eggshells put p trap together and filled sink up twice and as of ticket completion no back ups occurred let customer know to not put egg shells down in the drain no more cleaned up work area and all work related materials thank you for choosing Vito.

Call for Slow Draining Sink in Northeast Washington, DC NE: Arrived on site for a clogged sink customer showed me area of concern customer said that they just moved in last week and notice that the sink drains slow they had water in the sink for 2 days before it drained tested and confirmed sink is clogged qouted customer to snake drain and to join our vip plan and customer wants to join our monthly plan started by removing pop up and sent snake thru around 10ft water in sink went down and drained while pulling cable back ran water in sink once cable was out had nothing on the head placed pop up again and filled sink up 3 times and as of ticket completion no back ups occurred cleaned up work area and all work related materials thank you for choosing Vito.

Today, I arrived on site in NW Washington, DC, to perform cooling maintenance on a system with 3 zones. Here is a summary of my findings and recommendations: Zone 1 - Main house: System turns off before reaching the desired temperature on the thermostat. Checked condensate pump operations, which are functioning properly. Inspected the humidifier pad, which is clean and does not need replacement. Ductwork is free and clear of debris. Drain line is also free and clear of debris. Blower amps are within specifications. AC unit pressures, voltages, and amps are all within specifications. Unit needs a cleaning, but the owner will wait until it gets dirtier. Advised the owner against covering the AC unit to avoid potential damage. System is currently cooling properly. Zone 2: Replaced the filter and humidifier pad provided by the owner. Noticed a leak in the humidifier solenoid valve and three wires without wire nuts. Turned off the humidifier for now and will need to turn

Commercial Plumbing Job in Southeast Washington, DC SE: Arrived onsite, and first removed existing water heater from vacant unit #326. turned water off and began to drain unit. disconnected gas and capped existing line because of old gas valve. disconnected flue vent and hot & cold water lines. moved unit out of pan once drained. vacuumed up sitting water in pan. cold water inlet line was leaking, so we cut and capped the line. next, went to unit #207 and began removal of leaking water heater that was not functioning properly. turned water off and began to drain unit. disconnected gas and flue venting. disconnected cold inlet line and hot outlet water line. set up drop cloth outside of closet and placed unit on drop cloth once drained. vacuumed all sitting water out of pan. placed WH in appliance removal bag to prevent it from leaking on floor and hauled away to community room per engineer's instructions. moved WH from unit #326 and placed in unit #207 where leaking unit had been. conn

A/C maintenance on two units in Washington, DC #1 attic unit I checked the filter 16x25x4 and replaced with one customer provided I took the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment for any obstructions and found none. I checked the motor amps found within specs I checked the EVAP coil does not look clogged but I did notice a fungal outbreak cultivating within the unit due to no UV protection present. I took the condensate line that has a safety switch and also contains an easy trap safety switch I flush the line with a gallon of water and added condensate tablets. I checked all wirings and connections all limits and safeties okay. I got a return air temperature of 68 and a supply air temperature of 49 i checked outdoor condenser coil found okay and rinsed off with water. I checked the 40/5mfd cap and found within specs. I checked Contactor okay. The unit is running and performing as of now. #2 Bottom Lvl unit. I checked the 16201 and replaced with ones Costumer provide

AC maintenance on one unit in Washington DC I check the filter and the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment found okay I checked the motor amps and found within specs. I took the condensate line with the trap going down to a condensate pump and tested the condensate pump; then flush it down with the gallon of water and added condensate Tablets. I checked all wirings and connections all limits and safeties okay. I got to return air temperature of 69 in a supply air temperature of 51. I check the outdoor condenser coil found okay I take the outdoor temperature 65 discharge temperature 76. I found the capacitor within specs and contactor within specs. The unit is running and performing as of now I checked the client's ducks and I found an excessive amount of dirt around them I will recommend a duct cleaning for one zone. Thank you for choosing Vito!

In Washington, DC for new AC Install. I evacuated the old system and removed all old equipment; then set and installed all new equipment and tied everything back in from drains to line set and duct work. fired up equipment and checked for proper operation. New Air Conditioner installed and runs efficiently.

In Washington, DC, I performed maintenance on two heat pump systems. For the downstairs unit, I replaced the filter and UV light, brushed and flushed the EZ trap, inspected the slightly dirty evaporator coil, and confirmed the blower wheel and housing are clean. System pressures, voltages, and amps were within specifications, and the system is cooling properly. At the owner's request, I replaced the capacitor with a 40/5 capacitor. On the rooftop RTU, I checked pressures, voltages, and amps, all within norms, and confirmed the existing filter was still adequate. The system is functioning well, maintaining proper cooling.

Spring system checks in Washington, D.C. for two floor units: **Bottom Floor System #1:** I inspected the Carrier air handler (Model FB4CNP036, Serial 3518F48470) and AC unit (Model 24ACC436A300, Serial 1817E10537). The filter was clean, and I flushed the condensate line, adding tablets. The indoor blower and condenser units are fine. Detected a stuck TXV on checking freon levels; part ordering required. **Top Floor System #2:** Replaced the filter, checked the indoor blower, and inspected the condensate system, adding tablets. Temperature splits and condenser checks were optimal. Capacitor, contactor, and electrical connections are all in good condition.

Today, I arrived on site in Washingtonn DC for a 2 zone cooling maintenance job. Here's what I found and the actions I took: Air Handler: Air handler in the basement is 24 years old. Fan amps are within specifications, but the fan is starting to rust. Discovered 2 filters inside the system, one of which was sucked up into the coil. Removed both filters. Noticed bacterial growth on top of the coil and around the blower wheel housing. UV light was installed but disconnected, so we reconnection the U.V. Light. Drain line is slightly clogged, but water is running freely. Air handler is currently operating properly. Filter Door: Found the unit filter door in the attic and returned it to the unit. Advised the owner to use a 16x23 filter instead of the current 16x20 filterr, as the current filter is too small. Attic Air Handler: Found a noticeable amount of rust, indicating water overflowed into the drain pan. Flushed the drain line with warm vinegar water. Replaced

Air Conditioning Maintenance on Two HVAC Units in Washington DC: #1 Bottom Level: I took the filter the client had replaced it upon today's arrival I checked the indoor blower wheel motor housing compartment found okay I checked the motor amps found within specs. I did notice fungal outbreak cultivating within the blower housing due to no UV protection. I checked the EVAPORATOR coil I did notice some rest and some pass leaks have been present. I checked the condensate line that goes down to a condensate pump I flushed it with two gallons of water and added condensate tablets. I checked all wirings and connections all limits and safeties. I got to return air temperature of 69 and a supply air temperature of 45. I came to the outdoor condenser unit coil found okay outdoor temperature 62 and the discharge temperature is 72. I checked the outdoor contactor found okay I checked the 45/5 microfarad turbo capacitor found okay. this unit is running and performing as of now. #2 Upstairs

In Washington, DC for new thermostat installation. I first evacuated the system and removed old equipment and then set all new equipment and tied everything back in and fired up equipment and checked for proper operation and installed new thermostat and ran new thermostat wires. The new thermostat turned on and worked with the HVAC system. Thank you for choosing Vito Services!

In Washington, DC, I arrived on site and greeted customer at the door she informed us that the toilet in her basement was leaking. I went downstairs to investigate and found that it was leaking from the base and needed a new wax ring. I told the customer about my discovery and disassembled the toilet and put a new wax ring. after some time I still noticed water and I saw it was coming from the angle stop valve connections next to the toilet. I told the customer what I saw and tightened the angle stop and replaced the supply line. At time of ticket completion there was no longer any leak in or around the toilet. Thank you for choosing Vito.

Today inWashington, D.C. this afternoon, I conducted a detailed inspection of the HVAC system. Key findings include: Delta T: A return air temperature of 72° and a supply air temperature of 53°, resulting in a satisfactory air temperature split of 19°. External Static Pressure: Totaled at 0.5Wc with balanced return and supply pressures. Component Checks: The blower wheel and evaporator coil were clean, and all capacitors and gas safety controls were in good condition. The flame sensor was cleaned and functioning properly. Overall, the system is performing well, with no significant issues detected.

I inspected a wall system in Washington, DC, and found a water leak. I discovered that the clear vinyl tubing on the condensate line was not securely attached. I tightened both ends of the link and checked the drainage. The water is now flowing correctly, and there is no longer a leak.