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On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a clogged toilet. I gave the toilet a flush it backed up instantly. I then wrote up options to clear the clog. I received approval to start work and grabbed materials to begin. I ran the auger down the toilet and successfully cleared the clog. I flushed the toilet several times to confirm restoration of flow. I also did a super clean up after testing. The homeowner is now happy and satisfied. Perform draining clearing on toilet. Drain clear only. Does not include repairs or main line clearing. No warranty on drain clearing.

Replaced the insides of upstairs toilet. Tested for leaks and function. No issues. Quoted water heater replacement.

Replace bad indoor coil the coil is a 4 ton coil but is not a Ari matching coil for outdoor unit. Replaced warranty indoor coil tested work after installation.

Upon arrival, customer stated that garbage disposal was leaking. We replaced his garage disposal with a 1/2 hp disposal. Also installed a 50 gal electric water heater due to it being 12 years old and expansion tank has failed

We performed a troubleshoot in the master bathroom for a faulty vanity light. We discovered that the issue was with a bad light switch. Our conclusion was to replace the switch, and ensure that all connections were properly secured.

Returned to the property to install a 50 gallon electric water heater located in the basement near the HVAC furnaces. We began by isolating the home’s water supply and draining the plumbing system completely. The existing water heater was then safely removed. During installation of the new unit, we brought the setup up to proper code standards. A drain pan was installed due to the previous unit being improperly supported on two pieces of wood. The new water heater was then set in place and connected. After filling the unit and restoring water service, we observed abnormally high water pressure within the system. The temperature and pressure (T&P) relief valve began discharging due to excessive pressure. A pressure gauge confirmed that system pressure was climbing and reached approximately 150 PSI, which is unsafe for the plumbing system. To address this, we: • Opened multiple fixtures throughout the home to relieve pressure • Shut off the main water supply • Drained the system agai

Arrived on site and the customer stated his faucet in the bathroom was loose and needed to be re-secured. He also stated they had no running or leaking toilets, but his wife just wanted to check the insides to the toilet to make sure they looked ok . I offered the customer a new fill valve in the master bathroom and to secure the bathroom faucet. After fill valve was replaced I secured the bathroom faucet.

Full system air handler heat pump with new return plenum and return cut in.

For this job, I worked on installing outlet in foyer and replacing 10 dual function breakers inside of panel due to bad breakers not properly tripping when needed

Arrived on site to install a customer supplied Car Charger. We install conduit in the garage and mounted the charger on the exterior of the home. We installed a 60 amp circuit for this charger. We also installed a load management system so that the charger does not overload the electrical system. We also installed a whole home surge protector at the main panel. This comes with a lifetime/$75,000 warranty through the manufacturer. Everything is working upon completion

The home inspector had flagged a couple of ground issues, reverse polarity and a missing ground rod. I informed the homeowner that due to the home being flipped an electrical inspection should be completed. I have laid out in the list below of the area I completed a full home inspection and this is what was found: -Panel- 150 amp main breaker Crouse Hinds, utilizes BR breakers **Panel replacement suggested** Power Company is GA power -Issues- *Screw went through enclosure and hit the SEU cable on black causing damage, tape was used for repair. *Circuit # 6 (s/p 15 Siemens) and 22/24 (2p30 HL) have illegal type breaker *Neutral and grounds doubled up on lug *12/2 wire coming in top left of panel and going outside, conduit is not continues to panel, cable assembly not secure to enclosure. *Overheating on L1 wire for the 2p40. *Panel is not labeled. *Open KO and missing connectors -Dining Room/Living room- Boxes are recessed into wall Devices are lose Open grounds when 14/2 NM-B ca

Replace LL heatpump compressor under manufacturers warranty for part only Labor fees required include ordering and pickup, all labor and materials (refrigerant, nitrogen etc). Recover all refrigerant, replaced compressor, pressure tested and evacuated system. I recharged system with virgin refrigerant at 6# testing system for proper operation at this time.

Today we installed a stream labs. We installed it right after the Prv and also installed a bypass valve for the filtration as a courtesy. We also put the front hosebib after the filtration with a new quarter turn ball valve. We installed 2 stream labs scouts in the home. one of them we installed under the water heater and the other we installed in the washing machine pan.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about water spraying in the garage. Upon investigation found an ice maker line with a pinhole leak. Gave options. Removed saddle tap valve from the system and terminated waterline to the garage refrigerator. Restored water to home and tested for leaks.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to the kitchen on the main level of the home. Customer states the disposal is not working. Customer also has a sink in the master bathroom that is draining a little slowly. Presented customer with options to fix these issues. Customer elected to try and unjam the disposal and leave the lavatory sink alone for now. After getting signature approval I began work. Attempted to unjam disposal but was unsuccessful and it is jammed very thoroughly. Customer had already purchased a replacement disposal so we moved on to installing the new disposal. Removed old disposal and bracket and disconnected wiring. Installed new disposal bracket and tightened new disposal securely to the bracket. Reconnected wiring and reconnected tubular drains. Ran water through disposal for several minutes and filled sink and allowed it to drain. Disposal is functioning correctly and sink is draining properly. Clea

HVAC tech stated that the 2p60amp breaker controlling the A/C sub panel was very hot and causing the issues for the units on the left side of the home. I checked the units and the A/C panel outside and found the following issues: A/C sub panel is not secured to the home Both units have indoor rated wire inside of the conduits feeding the units. This wire will fail over time And both units breaker sizes are not correct per manufacturer’s specifications and should be corrected. At the main panel I checked the wiring on the breaker and found L1 to be very loose on the breaker which would explain why the breaker was getting hot and why things were not working. I explained and showed the homeowners what was going on so I replaced the breaker with a new one. I called the HVAC tech that was onsite and asked if it was okay to turn everything back on and he stated yes it was fine. I used my thermal imaging camera and found the temperatures to be normal and I also preformed a current draw L1

Replace five toilets, relocate ice maker box, install crossover tee for instant hot water, and replace shower as a courtesy.

Today we came out for both ac units not working. Evaluated both systems found breaker serving both condensers tripped. Reset and checked upstairs unit found compressor pulling over 200 amps on start up. After start up compressor is still over amping data plate calls for 12.9 and found it pulling over 13 amps. Also found 40 duel capacitor reading 18 capacitor is out of tolerance and damaging the compressor. Contactor in condenser is chattering and condenser coil is impacted with dirt. Client let me know they have never really maintained the equipment since moving in. While in the attic on second level furnace observed rotted out flue piping recorded pictures and showed client. Breaker serving both condensers is extremely hot. Scheduled electrician for tomorrow morning to perform safety inspection. With the age and condition of equipment scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating also left band aid repair option.

Arrived on site and customer wanted us to locate a leak coming from the upstairs bedroom , replace a p trap in the kitchen, and remove an haul away an ice machine . We replaced a p trap in the kitchen sink, removed an old ice machine and cut a hole in a bedroom ceiling , and found there was a gap coming from the roof which was causing a leak in the ceiling, which we Informed customer a roofer will need to seal the gap in the roof.

Installed ceiling fan and light

We installed a new EV charger in the garage. This is a 60 amp circuit. We supplied and installed a new universal Tesla charger. We installed a load monitoring kit for the Tesla charger. This is to not overload the system. We moved 4 circuits to the other panel to make room for the new Tesla charger and neurio kit breakers. We installed new dual function breakers for the circuits we moved. We synced the charger and uploaded the latest software. We discussed installing surge protection for both of the main panels. The homeowner is going to hold off on this for now. Everything is working as it should.

Today we replaced the customers drain to the standing tub in the master bath. Water was leaking through the plumbers putty seal going into the overflow so we replaced the drain. Customer was also having a pressure and we recommended installing a booster pump to fix the issue.

Installed cat 6 internet in apartment and living room.

Arrived on site and customer had a plumber before us install a shower valve that seemed to be crooked . She also wanted me to cut the back of the drywall behind the shower valve to make sure there was no leaks from the install . I cut the drywall and found no leaks but did find the plumbing had tension in the waterline which was causing the crooked valve . Customer wants to have the valve cut and re done but will have to be ordered through manufacture .

Today we responded to both the main floor and upstairs HVAC systems after concerns that the systems had not been cooling properly and had experienced repeated performance issues since installation. During the diagnostic, we reviewed refrigerant operation, overall installation quality, drainage protection, and the condition of the heating equipment. Photos and documentation were collected to support the findings discussed below. Main Floor System Findings The homeowner reported that the system has struggled to perform properly since it was installed and has frozen up multiple times. Inspection found concerns with the refrigerant commissioning process. The refrigerant charge does not appear to have been verified and documented according to industry standards, making it difficult to confirm that the system was properly evacuated, dehydrated, and charged during installation. Additional findings included: * Thermal expansion valve (TXV) is not processing refrigerant correctly. * Possi