Plumbing & HVAC Services in Brigantine, NJ

HVAC & Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. Plumbing Inspection * Performed the complimentary whole-home plumbing inspection included with the customer’s Platinum Membership. * Inspected accessible plumbing fixtures, supply connections, and piping for overall condition and potential concerns. 2. Water Heater Flush * Performed the complimentary water heater flush included with the Platinum Membership. * Flushed sediment and buildup from the water heater. * After flushing, it took additional time for sediment and rust-colored water to clear from the home’s water lines. * Continued flushing until the water cleared. 3. Sewer Main Inspection * Inspected the sewer main as part of the complimentary plumbing service. 4. Heating Maintenance * Performed the complimentary heating system maintenance included with the Platinum Membership. * Inspected and tested the heating system for proper operation. * Found the HVAC filter extremely dirty with visible clumps of dust and debris. ⸻

Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. Drain-Piping Fitting Replacement * Removed the two existing flexible Fernco couplings and the leaking 90-degree heel-inlet elbow. * Cut back and prepared the accessible drain piping as needed. * Installed a new, properly sized DWV elbow, branch connection, and piping. * Primed and solvent-welded all applicable DWV connections for improved long-term reliability. * Secured and supported the repaired piping as needed. 2. System Testing * Ran water through the connected fixtures. * Inspected all completed connections for proper drainage and leaks. * Confirmed the repaired section was functioning properly at the time of service. Warranty * One-year parts-and-labor warranty was provided on the completed repair. Exclusions * Additional piping repairs outside the completed repair area were not included. * Drywall, ceiling, flooring, painting, and structural repairs were not included. * Any pre-existing or unrelated drain-piping issues outside

Plumbing Service Summary Findings Upon arrival, the customer stated that a leak had been found in the crawlspace. ASAP accessed the crawlspace and investigated the source of the leak. The leak was determined to be coming from the master bathroom toilet, not the guest bathroom toilet as originally suspected. Recommendation ASAP recommended repairing the leak at the master bathroom toilet to prevent continued water intrusion into the crawlspace. Approved Work The customer was presented with repair options and approved the selected option. A $468.67 deposit was collected toward the approved work. Scheduled Work ASAP was scheduled to return tomorrow to complete the approved repair. Let us know how Sam Fox did

Plumbing Service Summary Findings Upon arrival, the customer stated that a leak had been noticed in the crawlspace underneath the hallway bathroom toilet. After accessing the backyard and speaking with the mold remediation company, they advised that the entire crawlspace had just been treated with a remediation spray. Due to the recent treatment, the crawlspace needed to air out for approximately 1–2 hours before it could be safely reentered. Completed Work * Met with the mold remediation company and discussed the condition of the crawlspace. * Did not enter the crawlspace due to the recently applied remediation treatment. * Requested photos from the mold remediation company of the affected area underneath the hallway bathroom toilet to help identify the source of the leak and determine what materials may be needed for the repair. * The office was notified that the plumbing inspection and repair would need to be rescheduled after the crawlspace was safe to enter. Next Steps A re

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. Tankless Water Heater Maintenance * Flushed and descaled the tankless water heater using an approved descaling solution. * Inspected the unit for proper operation. * Verified the unit is operating properly with no issues found at this time. 2. Air Conditioning Tune-Up * Completed a full air conditioning system tune-up. * Cleaned or inspected system filters as applicable. * Inspected electrical components, thermostat operation, blower motor, condenser fan motor, condensate drain, and safety controls. * Measured refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and overall system performance. 3. System Findings * Found the system operating with subcooling between 3°F and 4°F, which is below the manufacturer’s recommended 10°F–12°F range. * This indicates the refrigerant charge or another system issue should be evaluated by the installing contractor. * The homeowner advised that the system was installed approximately three years ago and stated they would c

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HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. HVAC System Tune-Up * Performed a complete HVAC system tune-up. * Inspected system components for proper operation and overall performance. * Verified system functionality during operation. 2. Condenser Coil Cleaning * Thoroughly cleaned the outdoor condenser coil to remove accumulated dirt, debris, and salt buildup. * Restored airflow across the condenser coil to improve system performance. 3. System Performance Testing * Tested refrigerant pressures before and after cleaning. * Confirmed subcooling improved from 35°F to 16°F following the condenser coil cleaning. * Determined the system is still showing signs of being overcharged with refrigerant. ⸻ Findings * Although condenser cleaning significantly improved system performance, refrigerant readings still indicate the system is overcharged. * Recommended recovering the excess refrigerant to bring the system back within the manufacturer’s specifications. * Homeowner elected not to move

Summary of Services Provided *Arrived on site to discuss replacement options for existing water heater and possible garbage disposal installation. *Reviewed options with customer for upgrading to a new water heater. *Discussed future conversion of home appliances from propane to natural gas and the installation of a new gas main with branch lines for future appliance connections. *Removed existing kitchen sink drain piping. *Installed new garbage disposal and re-piped drain connections. *Tested installation and confirmed no leaks. *Advised customer that the garbage disposal requires electrical power and must be wired by a licensed electrician before it can be operated. *Customer acknowledged that an electrician will provide the electrical connection. *Customer approved and signed estimate for installation of a new gas main with branch lines and shut-off valves for future natural gas appliances. *Customer also approved and signed estimate for installation of a new Navien tankless water

Summary of Services Provided *Arrived on site and found water to the condo had already been shut off by the customer. *Cut open ceiling above the front entrance to gain access to leaking water lines. *Located two split copper water lines above the ceiling. *Identified additional split copper water lines above the water heater and inside the wall behind the washing machine. *Opened sheetrock as needed to access all damaged piping. *Cut out and repaired multiple sections of split copper water lines. *Turned water back on and thoroughly tested all repaired areas. *Confirmed no further leaks at this time. *Customer advised that the leaking showerhead will be replaced separately. *Everything is functioning properly at this time. Findings *Multiple copper water lines had split due to freeze-related damage. *Showerhead is leaking and will be replaced by the customer. Recommendations *Recommend properly winterizing the unit before next winter to help prevent future freeze damage. Warranty *

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection Performed AC tuneups on both zones of the home. Confirmed the home was split into two apartment zones: one upstairs system and one downstairs system. Verified both systems were operational at the time of service. Customer signed up for the HVAC membership for the two-zone system. 2. Downstairs System Tune-Up Inspected the downstairs AC system for operation, cooling performance, and electrical components. Found the system was missing a condensate safety switch. Found the motor start capacitor was below optimal readings. Found the system was low on refrigerant. Cooling performance was reading approximately 6°, and the system should have been operating closer to a 10°–11° reading. Estimate was attached for recommended repairs. 3. Upstairs System Tune-Up Inspected the upstairs AC system for operation, pressure readings, and cooling performance. Found signs of high head pressure and