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Cold water shut off for washer box has hose stuck on it. It cannot be removed without breaking pipe in wall. Cut Sheetrock to access piping for repairs Cut out both valves and replace with new ones

Removed old garbage disposal and installed new garbage disposal Badger 5XP

Upstairs system is a 5 ton gas furnace, with 3 zones installed. Melted wire on capacitor and windings on compressor are testing on border of fair/bad. Although system was able to be repaired and running. Repair is temporary and due to damages compressor is showing signs of failure and will not operate soon. It is not possible to predict how long system will go before failure but the wear and damage is significant. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system,

For this job, we did a troubleshoot on the camera Reolink wire and it passed. We replaced with a new customer provided unit.

For this job, we worked on installing two customer provided smart switches. one in the foyer area, one in the garage. We paired them to the application on his phone as well. tested them to make sure everything was working as well.

Replace existing main water service line underground at water meter. Due to age of water line, we cannot provide a warranty on the repair.

Replace 50 gallon natural gas water heater as well as pressure regulator tested with no leaks or failures at time of service

Troubleshooting two tankless water heaters//code 11 was flashing on both units investigated the system and determine that the gas meter was turned off at the city….(three gas meters in a row are turned off. They may be doing some municipal work in the area. Gave tenant instructions to contact landlord and call us back if need be after the gas has been restored.)

Arrived for leaking system. Inspected Lennox HP located in attic which services both floors by Honeywell zoning. Inspected equipment for water leaks. No water leaks found at this time. Found roof plywood warped with water stains. Informed customer roof is leaking. System does not have TE flood protection. Customer says system is working ok does not want it inspected at this time.

Replace two switches and redo taps in backs of boxes

Remove old light and junction box Install new canless wafer light in bathroom on existing circuit

safety Inspection on home electrical

Arrived at the home due to a oven not working, we perform a troubleshoot on it, and determined that the cause of the issue was a melted connection inside of the junction box behind oven, we found a red wire nut style connector that had burned and melted, this wire nuts are not rated for the amount of current an oven draws. To resolved this we installed Polaris style connectors and replaced the box in order to accommodate new connections, we tested the unit and everything was working at departure time. We also found a Sycom surge protector inside of panel which we removed at no cost due to it being a fire hazard. We will replaced with a new Eaton surge protector on april 27th after 3 pm along with relabeling the panel.

Install 30 amp circuit from sub panel, pipe across garage, set disconnect on side of house, dig trench 18 inches deep over to sauna location, wire up sauna, upsize sub panel feed Install sub panel and outlet by sauna

Leak somewhere in home near master bath closet Got approved to cut Sheetrock to find leak Cut Sheetrock in master closet and found pipe manifold in wall. Cut Sheetrock in half bath to locate leak Found pinhole in 3/4” hot pipe No more leaks in system Leak was caused by pipe failure under normal wear and tear circumstances Cut out section of piping and replaced leaking pipe with new pipe and fittings Also removed and replaced PRV in garage as it was dripping also. PRV leak is separate from leak at bathroom and is in no way related Pressure is set at. 70 psi

Minor rebuild toilet in master bathroom….

Removed and replaced fill valve, flush tower, gaskets and bolts, straight compression stop and supply line to toilet in upstairs hallway bathroom. Thoroughly tested for leaks no leaks were found. Walked around the home with homeowner and purged out air from water lines. Showed homeowner the work that was complete.

Customer has 1 y/o Lennox furnace matched with 15 y/o Trane AC that operates for upper level. System was not cooling due to failed dual capacitor caused by dirty condenser coils. Replaced with turbo capacitor. Performed condenser coil cleaning for main and upper levels. Replaced two 16x25x1 filters. Other condenser electrical components are in fair condition. Recommend water protection upgrade for upper level. Systems are currently working.

Today we addressed an issue with the first-floor half bathroom toilet that had been running continuously. The homeowner had previously shut off the water supply to prevent further water loss. Upon inspection, the toilet was found to be original to the home. When the water was turned back on, the fill valve failed to properly shut off once the tank reached its set level. Further evaluation revealed that the flush valve gasket and tank-to-bowl gasket were both deteriorated and contributing to the malfunction. Additionally, the existing supply stop was original and restricting water flow. I reviewed these findings with the homeowner, and she elected to move forward with a complete toilet tank rebuild along with replacement of the supply stop. After completing the repairs, the system was fully tested and inspected. All components are now functioning properly with no leaks present. The homes water pressure was also tested and is holding steady at 65 psi at this time.

Troubleshoot panels and buzzing breaker. Panel A the A phase of panel is discolored cause unknown (natural course of panel or heat). The buzzing sound in panel B is from the upstairs A/C unit. When the blade to the disconnect was removed the breaker didn’t buzz when turning breaker on in the panel. When the blade was in and turn the breaker on buzzing sound occurred every time. Recommend have unit serviced.

- DISCONNECT BOX BURNT UP @ WIRE DUE TO COMPRESSOR OVERHEATING. - CAPACITOR FAILING TO COMPRESSOR & BLOWER. - DRAIN LINE RUNS FLAT & NO SLOPE - CONTACTOR CHATTERING - LONER WHEEL & DUCTS DIRTY - COND. COIL EXTREMELY DIRTY! - today we completed the repairs, including replacing the disconnect box, cleaning the connector coil, and replacing the dual capacitor. After repairs were completed, we fully tested the system and no failures at this time.

Cleared blockage in basement bathroom toilet with closet auger

Laundry box replacement

On this visit, customer had issues with light fixture. He purchased a new light fixture and wanted us to install it as well as check the switch. I installed the new light fixture and tested it. Everything works good.

Removed and reset garbage disposal….