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Sales- Greg Jamroz

Turn- Matt Coplan

Upflow furnace and coil

Total- $8,000.00 (CC or check, did not specify)

Please call when you are on your way (323) 401-2386

Installation **8AM SHARP!!

Sales- Greg

Turn- Eric

D/S- 4TON horizontal R801 furnace/coil, BOVA15 A/C, new return.U/S- 3TON horiz r801 furnace/coil, BOVA15 A/C

Total due - $29,000.00 *Wells Fargo 12 months*

Install

Sales- Greg Jamroz

Turn- Ralph Ortiz

Horizontal furnace, coil, A/C

Total - $14,500.00 (Wells Fargo 48 months/no interest)

Intake modification

Sales- Greg Jamroz

Turn- N/A

Total- $2,500.00 (Collect full amount - Greg did not specify payment type)

Installation **PER GREG; PLEASE BRING A 2X2 PIECE OF PLYWOOD IN THE ATTIC. THERE IS ONE SECTION ON THE PLATFORM BETWEEN THE FURNACES THAT BOWS AND IS NOT STURDY. **ROOFER SCHEDULED 1PM

Sales- Greg

Turn- Pablo

U/S- 5TON horizontal R802VA furnace/coil in attic, BOVB18 A/C.D/S - Phenomenal Air 

Total due - $22,000.00 *Synchrony 18 months*

Installation

Sales- Greg

Turn- N/AD/S - 5TON Horizontal R802VA furnace/coil, BOVB18 A/C

Total due - $22,000.00 *Synchrony 1 year*

Per Nick -Whole house angle stops, At water main needs gate valve replaced with ball valve 1 1/4"Need to reset toilet with new wax ring Customer is H/O GC: #2672 PLEASE COLLECT TBDCustomer wanted to adjust angle stops per NICK we can adjust invoice onsite. Meeting with Jared, please call when on the way 805-630-1870

Sales: KevinInstallation of Flagship 1465 whole home filtration system, removing sediment, chlorine, and contaminants for large homes or commercial use.

Location: garage

Tasks:

Preparation:

1. Shut off main water supply to home.

2. Identify installation point near main water line (1-1/2-inch pipe recommended).

3. Clear area for 14-inch x 65-inch tank and control valve access.

System Installation:

1. Cut into main water line and install 1-1/2-inch inlet/outlet fittings.

2. Position 1465 tank on stable base, ensuring level alignment.

3. Connect control valve to tank and plumbing with copper or PEX piping.

4. Fill tank with filtration media (e.g., activated carbon, KDF).

5. Install bypass valve for maintenance.

Testing and Adjustment:

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

2. Program control valve for backwash cycle (12-18 GPM flow rate).

3. Run initial backwash to flush media and verify flow (up to 13 GPM service rate). Will need to run discharge line under ground into area drain by saw cutting concrete walk way and tapping into area drain. This is a must to avoid further damage to you’re concrete walk way.

Cleanup and Final Steps:

1. Wipe down tank and piping to remove debris or water.

2. Dispose of packaging per local regulations.

3. Conduct client walkthrough to explain operation, backwash schedule, and maintenance.Financing: $3,583/Paying $6,392.08 CC

Confirmed with Jared 805-630-1870 who will be on site 05/30, 8-9