Plumbing & HVAC Services in Pleasantville, NJ

Water Treatment System Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection • Inspected the existing acid neutralizer and water softener combination system for overall condition and operation. 2. Acid Neutralizer Service • Serviced the existing acid neutralizer system. • Added calcite media as needed. 3. Water Softener Service • The customer topped off the water softener with salt that they already had on-site. • No salt was supplied by ASAP. 4. Control Head & Settings • Inspected the control/timer head and reviewed the existing programming. • Adjusted regeneration times and applicable control settings as needed. 5. System Testing • Cycled and operated the system to verify proper control head, valve, and regeneration operation. • Visually inspected the system for obvious leaks or operational concerns. • Reviewed the overall operation of the water treatment system with the homeowner. Additional Information • Customer provided a $3,200 deposit toward the tankless water heater

Summary of Services Provided Gas valve is covered under a full parts and labor warranty. Hot water has been restored, and the customer now has hot water. Findings - Customer has hot water, and the system is operating as intended. Recommendations - Monitor the system for continued proper operation. Warranty - Gas valve is covered under a full parts and labor warranty. Thank You For Choosing ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling!

HVAC / Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. Existing Equipment Removal * Removed and disposed of the existing water heater. * Inspected the existing 1-inch PEX piping near the water filtration system and confirmed corrosion was present on the existing brass PEX fittings. 2. Navien Tankless Water Heater Installation * Furnished and installed a Navien NPE-240S2 tankless water heater. * Installed isolation valves and the required condensate kit. * Completed the necessary piping modifications. * Reconnected the unit to the existing exhaust piping. * Completed the installation in accordance with applicable local codes. 3. 1-Inch PEX Replacement * Removed and replaced the existing 1-inch PEX piping from the shutoff valve before the filtration system to the point where the piping returned into the crawlspace. * Removed the corroded brass PEX fittings. * Installed plastic PEX fittings to help prevent future corrosion. 4. System Testing * Rest

HVAC Service Summary Completed Diagnostic 1. Honeywell Zone Valve Powerhead * Upon arrival, the customer requested an estimate to replace the Honeywell zone valve powerhead. * Tested the powerhead and verified that 24 volts were present going into the powerhead, but no voltage was present coming out, indicating that the powerhead was not operating properly. * Provided the customer with an estimate to replace the Honeywell powerhead. * The customer chose not to move forward with the repair at this time. Recommendation * Recommended replacing the failed Honeywell zone valve powerhead to restore proper operation. * The customer was advised that this component is early in the system’s sequence of operation. Additional issues may be discovered after the powerhead is replaced and the system is able to continue through its normal sequence. Let us know how Sam Fox did

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Diagnosis * Upon arrival, the customer stated that the AC system had been turning on but was not cooling the home. * Tested system operation and found that the home was actually being heated by approximately 5.9°F while the AC was running. * Further investigation in the crawlspace confirmed that the heating and cooling systems were operating at the same time. 2. Thermostat Diagnosis * Disconnected the W (heat) wire from the control board, which caused the heat to shut off. * Reconnected the W wire at the control board and disconnected the W wire from the thermostat. * The heat remained off, confirming that the thermostat had failed and was incorrectly sending a call for heat. * The thermostat had been installed in June but had been supplied by the customer. 3. Temporary Correction * Left the W wire disconnected at the control board to prevent the heating system from operating while the AC was being used. * Advised the homeowner that

Plumbing Service Summary Completed Work 1. Water Supply Shutdown & Drain * Shut off the water supply and drained the affected 1-inch water line to safely perform the repair. 2. Water Line Repair * Accessed and evaluated the damaged section of the existing 1-inch water line. * Removed and repaired up to 5 feet of the affected 1-inch water line. 3. Water Supply Restoration & Testing * Restored the water supply after the repair was completed. * Tested the repaired section under normal operating pressure. * Inspected the completed repair for proper operation and leaks. Warranty No Warranty Exclusions & Existing Conditions * The existing CPVC male adapter connected to the copper female fitting was leaking. * Existing CPVC piping was brittle and could crack, snap, or fail during disconnection or removal. Any additional repairs required due to failure of existing CPVC outside the quoted repair area were not included. * The existing water shutoff ball valve was CPVC. Due to the age

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Diagnosis * Responded to a no-cooling service call after the homeowner reported the HVAC system was not operating. * Inspected the system and found the indoor evaporator coil was completely frozen, with ice extending to the outdoor condenser. 2. Refrigerant Evaluation * Checked refrigerant pressures and confirmed the system was low on R-22 refrigerant. * Advised the homeowner that, due to the age of the equipment and the use of R-22 refrigerant, full system replacement is the most cost-effective long-term solution. 3. Refrigerant Recharge * At the homeowner’s request, added 3 pounds of R-22 refrigerant to restore cooling performance and help the system operate through the remainder of the summer. * Provided the R-22 refrigerant at a discounted rate, as the original estimate had been prepared using R-410A pricing rather than R-22 pricing. 4. Customer Decision * The homeowner elected to proceed with the refrigerant recharge rather th

The quote includes the following for the replacement of the water heater: * Removal and disposal of the existing water heater * Furnishing and installation of a 40 Gallon NG Power Vent, Bradford White Water Heater * Warranty as follows: 6 years parts, 6 years tank, and one year for labor * Reconnection of water lines * Reconnection of exhaust piping * Testing of all work for proper operation and leaks * Completion of all work in accordance with local codes Please note that any additional costs resulting from changes in the scope of work or unforeseen circumstances during the installation will be discussed and agreed upon by both parties in advance of any additional work being performed. let us know how Dan did

Summary of Services Provided * Cut an access opening in the cabinet to reach the shower valve. * Removed the existing shower valve. * Installed a new shower valve. * remove top of counter top * Installed the trim plate. * Tested the new shower valve to verify proper operation. Findings * Existing shower valve required replacement. Recommendations * Monitor the shower valve area for any signs of leaks during normal use and contact us if any concerns arise. Warranty * 2 year labor warranty Asap plumbing isn’t responsible for Sheetrock repair or replace or fixing cabinet Thank You For Choosing ASAP Plumbing, Heating & Cooling! Please Brandon and Michael service today

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection * Inspected the air conditioning system after the homeowner reported that it was not operating. * Diagnosed the system and found it was not receiving electrical power. * Checked the electrical panel and verified the breaker had not tripped. * Inspected the outdoor disconnect and tested the fuses, confirming one fuse had failed (open). 2. Electrical Repair * Replaced the failed disconnect fuse. * Reinstalled the disconnect and restored power to the system. 3. System Testing * Started the air conditioning system and confirmed normal operation. * Verified the system was cooling properly. * Measured a 21.4°F temperature split, confirming acceptable cooling performance. * No additional operational issues were found at the time of service. ⸻ Recommendations * HVAC System Replacement Planning * The air conditioning system is estimated to be over 20 years old. * The evaporator coil is showing signs of deterioration due