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Installation of new breaker, circuitry, and hot tub disconnect panel. Complete main area redevice (main floor living room, main floor hallway, main floor dining room, main floor foyer area)

Perform one system diagnostic or main level unit. Found indoor unit operational and pushing air. However, air was not cold. Upon inspection of the outdoor unit found compressor not operating. Well attaching hoses found no refrigerant coming out of the lines. While checking the compressor found the compressor was in internal lockout and overheated. The temperature for the compressor at the time of lockout was 134° and climbing. Once I cool down the compressor to below 75° and powered the system compressor was operational for a total of three minutes before the compressor went out again on internal lockout. Due to the age of the system type a failure would recommend replacing the system however we are able to repair the system as well. The blower wheel and the condenser coil is also dirty. The bare minimum would be to replace the compressor and refrigerant however without the proper cleanings there would be more issues in the future. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think

Cleared blockage in main floor master shower drain with tub gun

Tenant called in for service. We visually inspected the system with the tenant and found an extremely dirty filter for upstairs unit which could have caused freezing. Informed him they should be changing filters every three months. Also showed him where the other filters are for the main and basement systems. Customer approved diagnostic and we completely checked indoor and outdoor. Found many issues with airflow that include lack of return and supply ductwork. The drain line has no slope and should be reran with the correct pitch. Contactor is pitted, lack of flood protections installed, and tons of buildup of dust/dirt in returns.

All new switches outlets, and plates in master bathroom with one dimmer and update breaker to a safety breaker

Customer stated that the first floor bathroom sink supply lines had been leaking recently, so she shut the valves off to prevent further leaking. During today’s inspection, the home water pressure was tested and measured at 65 psi, which is within the normal operating range. The home also has a 32 year-old water eater that is still functioning at this time, however, due to his age, its remaining lifespan is unknown. The customer is not interested in replacing the unit at this time Per the customers request, we replaced the supply lines only. After installation, the system was turned back on and tested for leaks, and everything is working properly at this time.

Clear blockage Customer was experiencing a blockage in the tub on the 2nd floor. Upon arrival I tested for a mainline issue and after running water in the other fixtures only the tub was being affected. I tested the rest of the bathroom groups to ensure we have proper flow. I ran cable machine to attempt to clear blockage and we were successful. I tested the tub for backups and we restored proper flow. We are leaving estimates to replace three toilets.

Replace electrical panel

Gazebo Outlets burnt remote plug strip Pool Panel Equipment -landscape GFCI outlet was burnt Panel B #15 Den Area -I didn’t see anything wrong with circuit- Daughter Bathroom Light Fixture I recommend whole home Redevice-replacing all the switches/outlets

Replacing 2 faulty CH dual function breakers

Service visit and battery

Replaced the motor and the capacitor. I cleaned the blower wheel and housing. The motor was running until the furnace lost power. There was power leaving the breaker but the furnace is not receiving power. Homeowner has setup a time to have an electrician trouble shoot the issue. Customer was advised no refunds or guarantees before the more was replaced.

Cleared blockage in upstairs bathroom toilet also replaced flapper in basement toilet

Install new Square D electrical panel with arc fault & GFCI protection, whole house surge protector, new smoke alarm system, new dryer circuit so it’s a 4 prong outlet, fix wires in crawl space

Customer had basement flood due to leaking water heater Pressure was 95 psi Removed and replaced PRV and water heater Haul away old heater. PRV set at 65 psi Expansion tank set at 70 psi Water heater temp set at 120degrees New battery installed in water alarm

Full system with plenums rotated unit to be serviceable.

Completed repairs, including replacing the evaporator coil for the master bedroom system. Also cleaned all four outdoor condenser coils and added a wet switch to the master as well. Tested all systems and no failures at this time.

Opened drywall to access 3/4” copper pipe. Cut out section and repaired with new fittings and pipe. Turned water on to home and tested for proper operations and leaks.

Removing leaking shower head and installing new Speakman chrome showerhead

Came to complete someone’s quoted work

Panel Restoration Replace all breakers Separate neutrals Lubricate and torque main lugs Label Panel Install whole house surge protection Install gfi breakersy Replace meter

Performed 2 system homecare. Changed air filters and flushed desk lines. Tested all systems and their component. Guest house: replaced failed thermostat and installed new condensation pump and water safety relay. I pumped chemically tested water through the pump to clean the condensation tube. Pump was operating with no issues. Main home: replaced indoor and outdoor capacitor and cleaned blower wheel. I also installed a new capacitor and contactor for the outdoor unit. I replaced section of bad thermostat wire for the outdoor unit. Tested units are repairs. All systems were operating when I left. New pump and thermostat were tested as well.

- EVAPORATOR COIL IS LEAKING REFRIGERANT. - COIL OUTSIDE DIRTY & COULD USE CLEANING. - NO WET SWITCH IN PAN FOR BEST FLOOD PROTECTION & BRING UP TO TE STANDARDS. - ADD UV-C LIGHT TO KEEP COIL CLEAN, SANITIZE AIR, & PREVENT BIOLOGICAL GROWTH.

For this job, we worked on providing and installing three dedicated 20 amp 120 V circuits. The first circuit was installed in the electrical panel room right under panel for the security system. before the security system was plugged into another outlet in the room that was also connected to a few other outlets in the break room, which kept tripping from overloading. that way security system can be on its own, and not ever shut off if anything else was to ever trip again. The other two circuits were installed in the break room for future use of space heaters. Last time we came out, they were connecting multiple space heaters on one circuit in the break room so as I explained to the staff, now they have two dedicated circuits where they can run a space heater on each, without having to overload the existing circuit, which is there for extra use.

For this job, it was inquired of me to replace the spindle on a Kohler flush tower… the defective item was replaced for leaks and no leaks were found. Our client water pressure is 50 psi. I had a great conversation with our customer. It was an awesome visit.