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Came out for toilet leaking from bottom gave estimate to pull and reset customer agreed pulled toilet replaced wax ring,flange bolts,supply line. Reset toilet tested no failure at this time.

Replaced all smoke detectors throughout home. Also replaced Z Wave switches with regular switches so that upstairs hallway lights would work correctly.

Home inspection.

Replace remainder of sewer line from AC unit to wooden fence line with new schedule 40 solid core PVC. Have a drain tech come out to perform a full hydro jetting service for the remaining sewer line that is located in heavily wooded area.

Ran cat6 for 3 cameras and replaced flood light

Troubleshoot laundry circuit not working. Breaker wasn’t seated in bus bar properly causing circuit to not have power. Jaws on breaker are loose and recommended replacing. Snapped breaker back into place. No guarantee this is a permanent fix.

Troubleshoot main breaker tripping. Main breaker bolts were loose causing lots of heat buildup making the breaker burnt/ discolored. Replaced main breaker.

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Upon arrival customer stated that furnace for the main level was not heating. Stated he had a company come out and stated he had a failed inducer draft motor. Customer replaced inducer draft motor, and system still did not work. After inspection of 24 year old furnace found that the pressure switch was not closing and has failed. Even with a new inducer motor the wheel is out of balance and rubbing against the housing. Customer only replaced motor not full assembly. Blower motor is pulling high amps due to blower wheel being very dirty and blower motor capacitor being bad. Advised customer of issues with system, customer did choose to replace the pressure switch but then decided to not do any repairs on system and get quote to replace the furnace. Customer also stated to me about upstairs system has a leak in line set at wall outside this was tested by another company showed me areas, and wants to get estimate for new line set for the upstairs system. Heat is not working at this time.

Responded to a no cooling service call. Upon arrival, I found the thermostat was not receiving 24 volts. I proceeded to the attic to inspect the 2014 Carrier air handler and discovered the electrical disconnect had completely burned out. I immediately informed the customer of my findings and provided pricing for replacement. I also advised that while the disconnect failure was the primary issue, there is potential for additional damage related to this electrical fault, and further evaluation would be necessary after completing the initial repair. After replacing the disconnect and whip, I continued a full system inspection. The air handler interior was heavily soiled, with visible biological growth present. Cleaning is recommended to improve system performance, indoor air quality, and overall efficiency. Adding indoor air quality products such as the Apco-X air purifier can help prevent biological growth and be beneficial to your health. I also noted that the system does not have TE

Arrived performed home care. Spoke with customer he stated upstairs system will not reach temperature when said to cool mode. Diagnosed and found corroded, wires, and shorted contactor. Customer approved repairs. Rewired low-voltage and installed new contactor. Cycled system on. Unit now cooling. Checked all electrical and amperage. Flushed and treated drain lines. Flushed and treated condensate pump. Cleaned flame sensor. Check both heat and cool. Checked outdoor units. Check capacitors, contactors and pressures. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Remove faceplates, stud openings, install drywall, tape seams, multiple coats joint compound, sand, spot prime and one coat paint feathered.

No heat. Blower fan not blowing any air. Turned heat on and did spin blower motor and it works, but not strong. Blower motor is going bad. Also, blower wheel is extremely dirty and evaporator coil covered by biological growth. It’s a straight cool heat pump. The air handler looks like it’s from 1969 and outside condenser 2011. Also, thermostat is analog. At this age , and air quality conditions, the best option would be to upgrade the system, with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat. Set a lead to quote upgrading the system for today. We should credit 98,00 back if customer upgrade the system.

Install new GFCI receptacle with new bubble cover only. (Box may still need to be replace is holes are damaged from improper screws)

Arrived at the home to replace a Danfoss heated floor thermostat that had been damage by a surge during ice storm a couple of weeks prior, old thermostat had clear signs of burning and shorting, that extended to the wall outside of the electrical box, we replaced it with a customer provided Danfoss thermostat.

Completed full system inspection. Single System Supply trunk line sweats during cooling season, lacks wet switch and drain pan, equipment could benefit from IAQ enhancements. Setup HomeCare plan today and applied membership pricing

Add and replace outlets.

Reset garbage diposal to working order Reset a garbage diposal by clearing food debris inside disposal and manually unjamming blades. Ran an abundance amount of water, sink has good flow. Clearing successful.

Break ground with a trench machine to run new dedicated gas line for the pool heater and outdoor kitchen.

I came out to clear a drain that was attempted earlier this week. I inspected the sink and the area that was repaired earlier today. I recommended clearing the line with a jetter to remove all grease and rust from the cast iron line. Customer agreed. I ran the jetter down the line successfully clearing the blockage. Cleaned up and tested the drain for about 15 minutes and had no back ups.

We responded to a call regarding a leak coming from the bottom of a toilet. After speaking with the tenant and further diagnosing the issue, it was determined that the wax seals on both upstairs toilets were compromised. We pulled both toilets, replaced the wax rings, reset the toilets, and tested to ensure there were no further leaks. We also replaced the supply lines for both toilets and applied caulking around the bases. Additionally, we cut into the sheetrock to investigate further and discovered a hole in the ½-inch copper line feeding the front hose bib. We removed and replaced the damaged section of pipe, turned the water back on, and thoroughly tested the system to confirm there were no leaks and that the hose bib was functioning properly.

Will need to remove unit off pad and relevel dirt under unit for adequate support of pad and replace system back on pad. System currently back on and working properly and customer is satisfied system is also level

2/23- Reached out to schedule.ES Replaced 47 gallon electric lowboy water heater in garage with meeting all code requirements. Tested and inspected, working properly.

Troubleshoot outlet issues: Ran a new switch leg from the light location down to the switch box, replaced the switch box, ran a new wire down to the outlet location and capped off wires in the switch box and outlet location.