High-Quality Plumbing & HVAC Services in Absecon, NJ

Plumbing Service Summary Completed Inspection 1. Leak Investigation * Upon arrival, the homeowner stated that water had been leaking behind the bathtub while the shower was being used the previous night. * The homeowner believed the leak may have been coming from the copper water line due to what appeared to be a slit in the piping. * Inspected the copper piping and determined that the suspected slit was surface corrosion/debris rather than a visible crack in the pipe. * Because the copper line was pressurized, an active opening in this location would have been expected to leak continuously rather than only while the shower was being used. * No active leak was observed from the pressurized copper line during the inspection. 2. Tub Drain & Overflow Inspection * Inspected the accessible tub drainage components. * Mineral deposits and signs of previous water exposure were observed around the tub P-trap and overflow assembly. * Based on the homeowner’s report that the leak occurred wh

Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. In-Home Plumbing Inspection • Completed a full in-home plumbing inspection and inspected accessible plumbing fixtures, supply lines, drains, and components for visible concerns. 2. Water Heater Flush • Completed the requested water heater flush to help remove accumulated sediment and buildup from the tank. 3. Complimentary Water Alarms • Supplied and placed complimentary water alarms underneath fixtures throughout the home to provide early warning in the event of a future leak. Findings • The hot-water piping/supply serving the kitchen sink was found to be severely corroded and discolored. • The deteriorated condition of the piping increased the potential for a future leak or failure. • A sewer cleanout could not be located during the plumbing inspection. Recommendations Kitchen Hot-Water Line Repair • Recommended replacing the severely corroded hot-water piping serving the kitchen sink to help prevent a future leak or plumbing failure

Annual Fireplace Maintenance & Cleaning Findings • Inspected the fireplace and found that the pilot flame was not fully engulfing the thermopile as designed. • Carbon buildup was found on the oxygen depletion sensor/oxygen sensor assembly, which appeared to be affecting the pilot flame and its contact with the thermopile. • The fireplace components were inspected and found to be mechanically operational at the time of service. • The homeowner was advised that a thorough cleaning of the pilot assembly and oxygen sensor would most likely correct the issue and restore proper operation before considering replacement of any components. Completed Work 1. Fireplace Maintenance & Cleaning Shut down the fireplace and allowed components to cool as necessary before beginning service. Removed and carefully cleaned accessible fireplace components as needed. Blew out and cleaned the pilot assembly to remove accumulated dust, carbon, and debris. Blew out and cleaned the oxygen

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. Furnace Intake Installation * Upon arrival, the customer stated that Atlantic City Electric had advised that the furnace combustion air intake needed to be extended to the exterior of the home. * Ran the furnace intake piping to the exterior of the home. * Snorkeled the intake approximately 41 inches above grade. * Installed a candy-cane termination on the intake to help prevent rain and snow from entering the piping. * Secured the intake piping and verified proper installation. ⸻ Let us know how Sam Fox did

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. Condensate Drain Line Clearing * Shut the HVAC system down prior to servicing. * Cleared the clogged condensate drain line using approved methods. * Flushed the drain line and verified proper condensate flow. * Removed standing water from the evaporator drain pan. * Restored system operation and confirmed the condensate was draining properly. 2. Refrigerant Service * Checked refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and overall system performance after restoring proper drainage. * Added 1 pound of refrigerant, increasing the system subcooling from 7.7°F to 10.5°F, bringing the charge within manufacturer specifications. * Visually inspected all accessible refrigerant components for signs of obvious leaks. * Recorded final system operating pressures, temperatures, and refrigerant charge. ⸻ Findings * Upon arrival, the evaporator coil drain pan was completely full of water due to a clogged condensate drain line. * The blockage prevented proper dra

Fireplace Annual Maintenance & Remote Replacement Estimate Findings Upon arrival, the homeowner requested annual maintenance on two gas fireplaces and replacement of the remote control for the living room fireplace. Recommendation Perform annual maintenance on both gas fireplaces to help ensure safe, reliable operation and replace the living room fireplace remote with a new compatible remote. Program the new remote to the existing receiver and demonstrate proper operation to the homeowner. Scope of Work Fireplace #1 – Annual Tune-Up * Inspected the fireplace and venting system. * Cleaned the burner, pilot assembly, and accessible components. * Inspected the logs, ember material, and firebox condition. * Verified proper ignition, flame appearance, and safety device operation. * Tested overall fireplace performance. Fireplace #2 – Annual Tune-Up * Inspected the fireplace and venting system. * Cleaned the burner, pilot assembly, and accessible components. * Inspected the logs, em

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. AC Tune-Up with Membership • Performed AC tune-up as part of the customer’s HVAC membership. • Inspected the accessible HVAC components for condition, operation, and performance. • Checked system operation and confirmed the AC system was running according to manufacturer specifications at the time of service. • Verified the system was cooling properly with a temperature split of 21.4°. 2. System Inspection • Inspected the furnace/air handler portion of the system and confirmed it was from 2004. • Inspected the AC/condenser portion of the system and confirmed it was from 2008. • Advised the homeowner that both the furnace portion and AC portion have exceeded typical life expectancy. • Recommended the homeowner begin budgeting for replacement so they are prepared when major repairs arise, instead of investing heavily into an older system that is past expected service life. 3. Electrical Component Check • Inspected the outdoor condenser

Summary of Services Provided * Replaced the shower diverter in the upstairs bathroom. * Work is partially complete and will require a return visit after the tile contractor finishes their work to complete any remaining installation and final verification. Findings * Tile work is not yet complete, preventing full completion of the shower diverter project at this time. Recommendations * Contact ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling once the tile work is finished to schedule the return visit and complete the project. Warranty * One Year Warranty Thank You For Choosing ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling! Mp Shut off water drained home Removed adapters from valve Taped mip connections reconnected females Cut back bad looking copper. Repipe section. Replaced lug el with new screws. Added bell hanger to hold valve. Removed customers new longer shower arm installed nipple with cap Restored water Tested No issues at this time.

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. Leak Detection & Refrigerant Evaluation Upon arrival, the homeowner opted to have leak detection and a refrigerant charge performed. While entering the home, the electronic refrigerant detector immediately detected refrigerant. The detector was placed near the vent by the door and peaked, indicating the downstairs R-22 system was leaking from the evaporator coil area. 2. Evaporator Coil Inspection Inspected the attic air handler and opened the evaporator coil box. The refrigerant detector also picked up refrigerant inside the evaporator coil cabinet and peaked in the red. Findings confirmed the evaporator coil was leaking refrigerant. 3. System Evaluation Determined that the leaking coils could not be repaired. Due to the confirmed refrigerant leak and the condition of the equipment, repair was not recommended as a long-term solution. Recommendations • Downstairs System Replacement • Recommended replacing the

Upon arrival, a full appliance installation and inspection was performed. Work completed includes: * Installed customer-supplied garbage disposal * Installed customer-supplied kitchen faucet * Installed customer-supplied dishwasher * Drilled access hole through tile behind refrigerator for water line installation * Installed new ice maker valve * Connected all required water supply and drain lines After installation, all fixtures and appliances were tested and calibrated. The dishwasher operated normally, the refrigerator ice maker and water dispenser functioned properly, and the kitchen faucet operated as intended. All connections were inspected and found to be free of leaks at the time of service. Warranty Information: All materials were customer supplied. Labor only. Includes a one-year workmanship warranty. let us know how Dan did