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Sales- Brice

Turn-

Panel upgrade; 100amp to 200amp

Total due - $6,700.00

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Sales- Sean Haworth

Panel upgrade from 125 to 200 (derating down to 125, per Edison)Total due - $7,229.40 (CC or check; homeowner to decide)

Install 50 gallon tank water heater

Sold by Derek

**UPON COMPLETION, PLEASE COLLECT $3,345.00**HE SAID PULL IN THE DRIVEWAY**

Please call when on the way 805-484-9836

Sales- Owen

Panel upgrade; 200a-200a; underground.

Total due - 6,880.00

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Sales- Greg Jamroz

Turn- N/A

Upflow furnace, coil, a/c

Deposit: $1,000.00 (amex)

Total due: $12,000.00 (amex)

Whole Flagship 1354 carbon filtration, Angle stops, Toilet rebuild **THE CUSTOMER WANTS US THERE AT 9:00**Sold by Paul

**UPON COMPLETION, PLEASE COLLECT $7,355.60**

Please call John when on the way 805-217-5554

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Sales- Greg

100a - 200amp panel upgrade. Repace existing water bond with #4 copper. Add water heater bonding.

Total to collect - $9,500.00

Installation

Sales- Greg

Turn- DakotaHVAC- 3TON Upflow SL280V furnace, coil, BOVB18 A/C, ducting 4 runs (U/S), 4 registers (U/S), Honeywell #T6INSULATION- Installing approx. 750 sq. ft. of blown-in insulation to R38 value over existing.$21,250.00 (Financing; Wells Fargo 12 months)Balance due - $11,500.00 (VISA)

**Remaining $9,500.00 will be collected when the Panel Upgrade is scheduled (waiting for permit/Edison approval)

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Sales- Greg

Turn- Jesse Murillo 

Panel upgrade; 125a to 200a, + whole house surge protector.

Total due - $7,400.00 (VISA)

Sales: JohnReplacement of an existing 50-gallon gas water heater in a garage with no recirculation pump.

Location: closest

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 50-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

12. Cover base/stand with sheet metal for protection

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 walkthroughCollect: $3,385.00

Confirmed with Keith 805-795-1137 who will be on site 05/23, 11-1