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Replace flow restrictor, install new humidifer housing with new humidifer pad, replace coroded saddle valve with a real angle valve. During the plumbing visit we found a waste line hanger that cane undone in the basement. We also reccomend adding a check valve to the p trap drain for your RO system. We found a failed expansion tank and replaced it.

The upstairs bathroom under sink drain piping was back pitched towards the trap, I reccomend replacing the drain piping. The upstairs bathroom faucet has an aerator cap that leaks. I tried tightening it but the threads are no good on it. The upstairs bathroom tub spout diverter doesn't seal and the shower valve cartridge does not seem to seal when in the off position. The basement bathroom toilet is wobbly, I tried tightening the flange nuts but they are plastic and will not tighten enough. The basement bathroom sink drains very slowly due to not having a vent.

We diagnosed the unit heater as having a plugged pilot orifice. We tried unclogging it but it did not prove effective. My universal pilot would not work on this heater. The blower motor had substantial axial play in the shaft. We cleaned the burners and the heat exchanger as there was a lot of soot. We will send an estimate to replace the pilot assembly and replace the blower motor. In order to wire a smart thermostat in the garage we will have to run a new wire to the thermostat and the unit heater because the current wire does not have enough conductors. We cleaned the fire place and found that the ignitor needs to be replaced. I recommend doing the ignitor and the pilot assembly too. We found that training room first floor and two upstairs thermostats have enough wires for smart thermostats. We will provide an estimate to replace those as well.

Aqua sure water system

Everything went great. I sent the estimates for the necessary work that I found, to your email. Thank you!

I started off with inspecting the kitchen sink. I looked for any signs of corrosion or leaks and everything looked very good. Next, I went to the three bathrooms. The bathroom on the first floor everything looked and operated good. The bathroom upstairs with the tub, the toilet would run for a couple minutes after flushing. The other bathroom with the stand up shower the sink drain looked like it had some buildup on the threaded connection. I took pictures of the toilet and the sink drain for our plumbing team to take a look at. Everything else in the two bathrooms looked and operated good. Next, I went downstairs and inspected all of the pipes in the boiler room for corrosion or leaks. I didn’t find any leaks, but I did find the relief valve on the water storage tank to be dripping. I took a look at the water meter and everything looked good there. I did find under the oil tank to be a little wet. I attached photos of the toilet, drain and oil tank. Lastly I checked the washer machine

We found 3 more leaks. We will continue the effort tomorrow.

I removed the old burner tubes and replaced them with new ones. After assembling it all back together, I used soapy bubble as a gas detector and found no leaks. I checked the incoming manifold pressure and it was 12 inches water column. I checked outgoing gas pressure and it was 10 inches water column on high fire and low fire was 4.8 inches water column. I cycled the unit five times to make sure everything operated correctly. Lastly, I checked the combustion for the high and the low fire. I added the combustion data with pictures to the job. I went over and I double checked all the joints that I loosened with soapy bubbles and once again found no leaks. Mark came in the beginning and replaced the expansion tank on the water heater.

After doing a few test, I found that the thermostat upstairs that we installed last year was faulty. I was going to replace it with the same generation three thermostat, but they didn’t have any in the color that he had. I upgraded to the generation four nest thermostat.

Gas pressure test system held pressure for 15min