Take a look at our past work!

Installation *TODAY* **PARK IN THE DIRT BY THE ADU / FRONT DOOR, NOT IN DRIVEWAY **PLEASE WHIPE OFF EXISTING UNITS ALREADY ONSITE; THEY GOT DIRTY DUE TO CONSTRUCTION

Sales- Greg

Turn-

Set both A/C condensers, and (2) HEAD UNITS.

Day 2 of 2-

Sales- Greg

Turn- David

Main House/Kitchen- Horizontal Bosch air handler, BOVB18 heat pump, dismantle zoning, CleanEffects, Phenominal Air.

New 3rd system- Horizontal air handler, heat pump, new ducts/cut in return hall, new line set, CleanEffects, Phenominal Air.

*HOMEOWNER IS HAVING 3RD PARTY RUN ELECTRICAL

Deposit - $1,000.00 (check)

Total due - $51,620.00 (check)

Installation

Sales- Greg

Turn- John

3TON/60K Horizontal RUUD R95TC furnace, coil, BOVA15 A/C

Deposit - $1,000.00 (Discover)

Financing - $13,000.00 *Synchrony 18 months*

Collect - $1,610.00 (Discover)*Greg has CC on contract*

Install

Sales- Brandon Chippendale

Turn- Ralph Ortiz

A/C and TXV

Total - $6,200.00 (Collect CC's - Homeowner will be using two)

Installation

Sales- Greg

Turn- Joey

3TON/60K Horizontal RUUD R802VA furnace, coil, BOVA15 A/C

Deposit - $1,000.00 (check)

Total due - $16,800.00 (check)

*installation

Sales- Greg Jamroz

Turn- Grant Sullivan

Upstairs- Horizontal furnace, coil, A/C.

Total- $11,100.00 (Collect CC or check)

Sales-Tony**Upload picture of water heater label to service titian**75-Gallon Gas Water Heater Replacement

Replacement of an existing 75-gallon gas water heater in a garage with no recirculation pump.

Location: Garage

Recirculation Pump: No

Tasks:

Preparation and Shutoff:

1. Shut off gas supply valve

2. Close main water supply

3. Drain existing water heater to empty tank

Removal of Existing Unit:

1. Disconnect gas line from heater

2. Detach cold and hot water supply lines

3. Remove and dispose of old unit per local regulations

New Water Heater Installation:

1. Position new 75-gallon unit with adequate clearance per code

2. Install new drain pan beneath unit

3. Connect new stainless steel water supply lines (cold and hot)

4. Install 1/4-turn ball valve on cold water inlet

5. Install expansion tank, adjusted to home water pressure (typically 50-60 PSI)

6. Fit new gas shutoff valve on gas line

7. Attach new flexible gas supply line with sediment trap

8. Secure unit with Unistrut mounting and earthquake straps

9. Reconnect to existing T&P relief valve exit point

10. Insulate water supply lines for efficiency

11. Install copper bonding wire from water lines to gas line for grounding

Venting and Combustion:

1. Install venting per manufacturer’s specs (e.g., double-wall or single-wall as required)

2. Secure single-wall vent connections with 3 screws each

3. Verify adequate combustion air supply per code

Testing and Startup:

1. Pressure-test gas and water connections for leaks

2. Fill tank and purge air from lines

3. Test T&P relief valve operation

4. Light pilot, set temperature to 120°F (or per client preference), and confirm burner ignition

5. Validate full operational status

Cleanup and Final Steps:

1. Clear debris from work area

2. Haul away old unit for disposal

3. Conduct final inspection with client walkthrough

Notes:

- Estimate valid for 30 days from issuance

- Permit fees, if required, are included as a separate line item

- Unforeseen issues or additional work will be quoted separately with client approval

- Exclusions: Drywall, paint, stucco, tile, concrete, stone repairs, or existing water damage

- Duration: 4-5 hours, 2 technician

- Warranty: Manufacturer - 6 years parts, 3 year labor.

- Qualifies for applicable utility rebates and federal tax credits (where available)

CC or Check $5967.20