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Install *PRE 7AM

Sales- Brice Daly

Turn- N/A

Upflow furnace, coil, A/C, approx 7-8 duct runs.

Total - $12,000.00 (CC and check)

Sales: John1-1/4-inch pressure regulator to control water pressure, protecting plumbing systems in larger homes.

Location: Utility Room

Tasks:

Preparation:

1. Shut off main water supply to home.

2. Locate installation point near main water line (1-1/4-inch pipe).

3. Set up work area with tools (pipe cutter, wrench, sealant).

Regulator Installation:

1. Cut into main water line and install 1-1/4-inch threaded fittings.

2. Install pressure regulator, ensuring correct flow direction.

3. Apply pipe tape to threads and tighten connections.

Testing and Adjustment:

1. Turn on water supply and check for leaks at connections.

2. Adjust regulator to optimal pressure (50-60 PSI, per home needs).

3. Verify pressure at fixtures using a pressure gauge.

Cleanup and Final Steps:

1. Wipe down regulator and piping to remove debris.

2. Dispose of packaging per local regulations.

3. Conduct client walkthrough to explain operation.Comprehensive repair process for addressing a pipe leak, including assessment, isolation, repair, and post-repair checks to ensure system integrity.

Relocate shut off valve for automatic pool filler

Location: under backyard deck

Tasks:

Initial Assessment:

1. Locate the source of the leak by digging to expose pvc pipes

2. Check water meter movement with all fixtures off to confirm leak presence.

3. Assess pipe material (copper, PEX, PVC) and condition for repair suitability.

Isolation and Preparation:

1. Shut off main water supply at the meter or nearest shut-off valve.

2. Drain affected line by opening faucets downstream of the leak.

3. Set up work area with drop cloths, buckets, and tools (pipe cutter, wrench, soldering kit).

4. Wear PPE: gloves, safety glasses, and mask if cutting or soldering.

Repair Execution:

1. Cut out damaged pipe section using a pipe cutter, ensuring clean edges.

2. Deburr and clean cut ends with a pipe reamer or sandpaper.

3. Install replacement pipe segment with appropriate fittings (couplings, elbows) based on material.

4. Secure with solder (copper), crimp (PEX), or solvent weld (PVC) per code standards.

5. Apply pipe tape or sealant to threaded connections if applicable.

System Testing:

1. Turn water supply back on gradually, checking for immediate leaks at repair site.

2. Run water through affected line for 5-10 minutes, inspecting for drips or pressure drops.

3. Verify downstream fixtures operate normally without reduced flow.

Cleanup and Final Steps:

1. Remove debris and tools from work area.

2. Dispose of cut pipe segments per local regulations.

3. Conduct client walkthrough to demonstrate repair and fixture operation.Collect: $2,433.36

Confirmed with Kristen 805-217-5571 who will be on site at 0900

Install Noritz NRC98DV Tankless Water Heater

Customer is H/O

Not Gated

Please collect $4,500 per estimate

Please call when you are on your way (805) 490-7430

Gloria (805) 573-1101 will leave garage open

Sales- Brandon Chippendale

Turn- Bobby Montiel

Approx 1800 sq. ft. of blow-in insulation to R38 value over existing, and approx 500 sq. ft. of batt for vertical walls - this was emailed over to Sindy.

Sales- Brandon Chippendale ***THIS IS JAMES' CLOSE FRIEND

Turn- Jorge L

Duct modifications ((Separating trunk that feeds two living ducts and bedroom ducts. Extend branch for bedrooms so it designated for bedrooms only. Remove TY's on front of plenum and add dampers to dampen down airflow.

Total- $1,985.00 (Check) *Will collect remaining $3,885.00 on Monday when insulation is performed*