Superior Plumbing & HVAC Services in Ventnor City, NJ

Toilet Installation Service Summary Completed Work 1. Toilet Removal & Installation * Removed and disposed of the existing toilet. * Furnished and installed a new round comfort-height toilet with a 10-inch rough-in. * Verified that the new toilet fit without requiring removal or modification of the existing boiler water lines. * Installed shims beneath the toilet to eliminate rocking and ensure stability. * Tightened and secured the toilet mounting bolts. * Reconnected the toilet water supply. * Per contractor George’s request, the toilet was left uncaulked at this time. Outstanding Concern * Following installation, an approximately 1–1½-inch gap remained in front of the toilet between the toilet base and the existing flooring. * Due to the office being closed, the technician was unable to contact management to discuss possible solutions. * ASAP will contact the customer tomorrow to review the concern and determine the appropriate corrective action. * The toilet was installed and

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Inspection * Upon arrival, the customer stated that the AC system was not working. * The customer also reported a noise coming from the attic fan. * Investigated the noise and confirmed it was coming from the dedicated attic ventilation fan used to remove heat from the attic, not the furnace/air-handler blower. * Verified that the HVAC system was equipped with a TXV. * Confirmed that the indoor air handler was operating and calling for cooling. * Inspected the outdoor condenser and found that neither the condenser fan nor compressor was operating. 2. Electrical Diagnosis & Capacitor Replacement * Checked power at the condenser disconnect. * Tested the dual-run capacitor and found it had failed, reading approximately 0.01 µF on both the fan and compressor terminals. * Removed the failed capacitor and installed a properly matched replacement capacitor. 50/5 uF * Restored condenser fan and compressor

HVAC Service Summary Estimate & Scheduling 1. Combination Boiler Replacement * Customer requested an estimate to replace the existing combination boiler. * Presented the customer with an option to replace the existing unit with a new Navien Combination Boiler. * Customer approved and signed the estimate. * Customer paid the approved estimate in full. * Installation was scheduled for Monday. 2. Next Steps * ASAP was scheduled to return Monday to complete the combination boiler replacement. * Customer was advised that if any questions or issues arose before Monday, they could contact ASAP and ask for Sam. ⸻ Let us know how Sam Fox did

HVAC Installation Summary Please read the following in its entirety. This document outlines the work that was completed, the equipment installed, applicable warranties, and items not included with this installation. Completed Work 1. Equipment Supplied & Installed Air Conditioner * Supplied and installed a new single-stage air conditioner utilizing lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerant technology. Air Handler * Supplied and installed a properly sized Trane RunTru Air Handler matched to the system capacity and SEER2 performance requirements. ⸻ 2. Installation Details Removal & Disposal * Safely removed and properly disposed of the existing air conditioner, evaporator coil, and furnace. Ductwork * Reused the existing supply and return ductwork. * Completed minor duct modifications as needed to provide proper fit, airflow, and code compliance. Refrigerant Lines * Inspected and flushed the existing refrigerant line set. * Replaced the refrigerant line set only if

Upon arrival, I performed clearing of the toilet clog using a toilet auger and an air snake to remove the blockage. After clearing the obstruction, I tested the toilet multiple times to verify proper operation. The toilet flushed and drained properly with no additional issues found at this time. Warranty: No warranty due to this being a toilet clog and line abuse would be the likely result if clogged again : Let us know how Dan did!

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Diagnosis * Investigated the customer’s complaint that the air conditioning system was not operating properly. * Confirmed the system was low on refrigerant. 2. Refrigerant Adjustment * Added 2 lbs. 15 oz. of refrigerant to the system. * Verified the system reached the manufacturer’s target of approximately 10°F subcooling. * Recorded a 44.9°F evaporator (vapor) saturation temperature after charging. 3. System Evaluation * Verified that both the outdoor condenser coil and indoor evaporator coil were clean and free of significant airflow restrictions. * Performed operational testing after refrigerant was added. * Found the system was still producing only a 15°F temperature split, indicating an additional issue remains within the system. ⸻ Recommendations TXV Sensing Bulb Correction * The TXV sensing bulb was found to be installed in a horizontal position. * Manufacturer guidelines recommend installing the sensing bulb between the

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Diagnosis * Verified the indoor air handler was operating properly. * Confirmed the outdoor condenser was not turning on. * Verified proper voltage was present across the contactor. * Tested the motor start capacitor and found inconsistent readings due to significant salt buildup. The capacitor intermittently tested at its rated value and at other times measured below 4 µF, confirming failure. 2. Turbo Motor Starter Installation * Removed the failed motor start capacitor. * Installed a new Turbo Motor Starter to restore proper system operation. * Completed all electrical connections according to manufacturer specifications. 3. System Testing * Started the HVAC system and verified normal operation. * Confirmed the outdoor condenser and compressor started properly. * Verified a 19.4°F temperature split, confirming the system was cooling properly. * No further issues were found at this time. ⸻ Installed Equipment * Turbo Motor Starte

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. Two-System AC Tune-Up Completed AC tune-ups on both upstairs and downstairs systems. Inspected system operation and performance. Both systems were running according to manufacturer specifications. 2. Condenser Cleaning Washed down both outdoor condenser coils. No mechanical issues were found during service. 3. Cooling Performance Downstairs system improved to a 24.5° temperature split, increased from the previous reading of approximately 17°. Upstairs system improved to a 20.5° temperature split, increased from the previous reading of approximately 17°. 4. HVAC Membership Homeowner signed up for the HVAC membership. Membership included today’s two AC tune-ups and will include two fall heating tune-ups. ⸻ Recommendations • Condensate Safety Switches • Recommended installing condensate safety switches on both systems to help prevent potential flood damage if a drain line backs up. • Surge Protectors • Rec

Summary of Services Provided *Arrived on site and found exterior hose bib leaking and contributing to damage to living room flooring. *Discussed findings with homeowner and provided recommendation for a public adjuster at homeowner’s request regarding potential insurance claim assistance. *Removed existing leaking hose bib. *Installed new exterior hose bib. *Installed new shut-off valve for improved isolation and winterization capability. *Tested repairs and confirmed proper operation. *Verified no leaks at this time. *Everything is functioning properly at this time. Findings *Leaking hose bib was allowing water intrusion and contributing to flooring damage inside the home. Recommendations *Recommend proper seasonal winterization of hose bib to prevent future freeze-related damage. *Recommend following up with a public adjuster and restoration contractor regarding any interior water damage. Warranty *One-year warranty on hose bib and shut-off valve installation, contingent upon prop

HVAC Service Summary Completed Work 1. System Diagnosis Upon arrival, customer stated the AC was not working. Inspected the system and found the compressor was not turning on. Verified 240V power was present going to the compressor. Tested the motor start capacitor and found it had failed, reading 0.001 µF. 2. Motor Starter Replacement Presented customer with options for replacing the failed motor start capacitor. Customer chose the Turbo Starter 200, which includes a lifetime warranty. Supplied and installed the Turbo Starter 200 to restore proper system operation. Verified electrical connections and tested system performance after installation. 3. System Testing Checked system pressures after repair. Pressures were within range. Subcooling was slightly low at the time of testing. Recommendations • AC Tune-Up • Recommended scheduling an AC tune-up to rinse down the outdoor condenser and recheck refrigerant pressures after cleaning. • Su