Plumbing & HVAC Services in Hammonton, NJ

Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Investigation * Upon arrival, the customer stated that the restaurant sinks were not reaching the required water temperature. * Investigated the domestic hot water system and thermostatic mixing valve. * Measured approximately 121°F on the cold inlet side and 125°F on the hot inlet side of the thermostatic mixing valve. * Measured only approximately 85°F at the mixed-water outlet. * Findings indicated that the thermostatic mixing valve had failed internally and was allowing hot water to cross over into the cold-water line instead of properly directing and mixing water through the outlet. 2. Thermostatic Mixing Valve Findings * Confirmed that the thermostatic mixing valve was no longer operating properly. * Observed signs of leakage and corrosion around the inlet and outlet connections of the valve. * Replacement of the thermostatic mixing valve was recommended to restore proper water temperature and prevent further deterioration or

Upon arrival, the customer requested the installation of a new ice maker water line for their refrigerator. After evaluating the available plumbing, I found that the most practical and accessible water source was the washing machine supply line located in the room directly behind the refrigerator. A new dedicated shutoff valve was installed, and a hole was drilled through the wall to route a new ice maker water line to the refrigerator location. The refrigerator was connected, and the system was thoroughly tested for proper operation and leaks. No leaks or other issues were found, and the ice maker supply is functioning as intended. Decorative wall covers were discussed with the customer as an optional finishing improvement for the line penetration. Warranty: One-year labor warranty on today’s installation. Customer-supplied refrigerator and manufacturer components are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty only. let us know how Dan did

Upon arrival, the customer reported a possible leak in the basement and believed it was coming from the water heater. After troubleshooting and inspecting the area, it was determined that the water heater was not the source of the leak. The leak was traced to a failed check valve on the sewage ejector discharge line. I recommended replacing the leaking check valve to stop the water leak and restore proper operation of the sewage ejector system. Additionally, the existing water heater was inspected. It is a 50-gallon Bradford White natural gas power vent water heater manufactured in 2007. No active leaks were observed from the water heater during today’s visit. However, due to the age of the unit, it is beyond its typical expected service life. The customer was advised to continue monitoring the water heater for any signs of leakage or operational issues and to consider planning for replacement as a preventative measure. Recommendations: 1. Replace the failed sewage ejector check va

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. AC Tune-Up Performed AC tune-up through customer’s membership. Checked system temperatures and pressures. Confirmed system was running according to manufacturer specifications. 2. System Inspection Inspected accessible HVAC components. Found slight dust buildup on ductwork and blower wheel. Found minor buildup on condenser coil. 3. Condenser Rinse Rinsed condenser coil with a quick rinse. Removed light buildup from the condenser. 4. System Testing Verified system operation after tune-up and rinse. Confirmed system was running and performing properly at this time. ⸻ Recommendations • Install P-Trap and Condensate Safety Switch • Why: The condensate line did not have the required P-trap and safety switch installed. • Benefit: Helps bring system up to code and helps protect against condensate backup or water damage. • Monitor Ductwork and Blower Wheel • Note: Slight dust buildup was present. • Action:

AC Blower Motor Diagnosis Findings: • Customer stated the AC line set was freezing up in the basement. • Found the evaporator coil began freezing after approximately one minute of operation. • Verified 120V was going to the blower motor, but the blower was barely moving. • Issue was due to low airflow caused by a failing blower motor. • System is from 2001 and is approximately 25 years old. Recommendations: • Replace the blower motor and capacitor. • Consider full system replacement for long-term reliability due to age of equipment. Important Note: • Parts may take 3–5 days to arrive if customer moves forward with repair. Let us know how Sam Fox did

Replacement of existing exterior hose bib with a standard hose bib. Provides reliable outdoor water access for general use such as watering, cleaning, and maintenance. Installed and connected to existing water supply, ensuring proper operation and leak-free performance. let us know how Dan did

Summary of Services Provided • Shut down AC system and isolated affected refrigerant line set • Removed damaged section of line set and installed new refrigerant piping • Pressed all connections to restore system integrity • Replaced filter dryer • Performed pressure test to confirm system is leak-free • Evacuated system to remove air and moisture • Measured line set and charged system with exact refrigerant amount per manufacturer specifications • Verified system operation, pressures, and overall cooling performance Findings • AC system line set was compromised, causing refrigerant loss and reduced system performance • Potential exposure to contaminants due to system breach Recommendations • System is operating properly at this time; no immediate issues expected through the fall • If any performance concerns arise, contact ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling for refrigerant level check and system evaluation Warranty • One-Year Warranty — Parts and labor covered for one

Provided estimates for shut off valve. Toilet replacement. Shut off water to toilet via manablok Cut 3/8” pex Furnished and installed 3/8 x 1/2 reducing coupling. Add short piece of 1/2 pex. Installd new shut off valve. Install new supply line Connected to existing fill valve Tested for leaks

On arrival, I was informed that there was no water supplying the washing machine. I verified that the shutoff valves were open and confirmed that the supply lines were not frozen. I observed water entering the machine initially when the cycle was started; however, the unit failed to continue filling as the cycle progressed. This indicates an internal issue with the washing machine rather than a plumbing-related problem.

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection • Upon arrival, the customer stated that the heat was not working and that they had already replaced the flame sensor and the pressure switch. • I inspected the furnace and verified system operation. 2. Ignition & Gas Valve Diagnostic • I confirmed that the hot surface igniter was lighting properly. • However, the burner flame was not being produced after ignition. • I checked voltage going to the gas valve and measured 26V. • Since the gas valve was receiving proper voltage but was not opening, this indicated that the gas valve had failed. 3. Estimate Provided • I provided the customer with an estimate to replace the gas valve. • Due to this not being a normally stocked part, ASAP would need to order the replacement gas valve, or the customer may provide the part if preferred. ⸻ Let us know how Sam Fox did