- Attempt to pop clog on main sewer line due to complete stoppage currently, run cable from main cleanout to street ** no warranty ** Was able to get water to drop , did have a hard time and a lot of binding getting cable into line. Explained to customer there are definitely bigger issues in piping and he needs a camera inspection to determine what issues are currently there. Supervisor reached out to me and offered to help customer out with 100 off camera however he is unable to do it at this time. Emailed photos and videos to homeowner
- Preform whole home gas test ( with air ) on home to check system integrity. - if gauge drops pricing will be given for leak testing - Move gas line up to 2ft total with box to make it recessed in the wall , includes up to 2 90’s , new shutoff valve for unit. - Replace three angle stops for kitchen sink ( 1 free ) ** 5yr warranty on work ** permit and inspection ** Production crew will be out tomorrow to do work
1. Upgrade 200 amp electrical panel (lifetime warranty) 2. Replace meter and overhead service (lifetime warranty) 3. Relocate electrical panel to the outside 4. Install cold water bond for water lines 5. Install 2 ground rods 6. Install whole home surge protection (lifetime warranty) 7. Run wires for smoke detectors in required locations 8. Install 3 smoke alarms hardwired 9. Install carbon monoxide detector 10. City permit and inspection *minimum of 5 year warranty only everything*
Warranty put tank back on toilet amd add white caulk around toilet. If toilet is moved or altered in the future by sources other than top tech additional cost will incur to repair/replace.
Home owner met inspector onsite and passed the final inspection. Emailed copy of inspection report to home owner.
Arrived on site and spoke with the customer, who stated that the front porch outlet was coming loose from the wall along with the interior junction box. Installed a new white duplex outlet and a new bubble cover to correct the issue. Secured the junction box firmly in the wall and verified that everything is working properly. The customer is completely satisfied with today’s service and understands that the outlet, connections, and bubble cover are covered by a 5-year warranty. Also discussed whole-home surge protection—customer declined at this time but mentioned he may call back if he decides to move forward in the future.
Arrived on site and spoke with the customer, who requested an Ethernet cable installation. While assessing the wiring route, I noticed a newly installed Square D panel. Upon inspection, I found several code violations. The neutral wire coming from the meter base is severely undersized. Additionally, there are 2-inch PVC MA connectors with multiple conductors running through them, which is no longer up to code — individual knockouts must be used instead. The bottom PVC connector also lacks proper grounding for the panel. There are multiple additional code violations throughout the home that need to be addressed. I provided the customer with solutions and estimates to upgrade and correct all code issues. The customer decided to move forward only with the Ethernet installation for now and will take some time to review the other options. I will return on Friday, October 17th, to complete the Ethernet installation. The customer is fully satisfied with today’s visit. Ran dedicated Etherne
Met inspector onsite and failed due to no having the solar stickers so will return to install stickers to pass the inspection. 10/15 returned and installed the required solar sticker on panel to send of to inspector.
Arrived on site, and the customer stated that the outlet on the kitchen island was not working, while all other outlets in the kitchen had power. Performed a minor troubleshoot to diagnose the issue and found that the island outlet had a loose connection on the hot screw, which was causing slight arcing. Replaced the outlet with a new white duplex receptacle and wrapped it with electrical tape due to the metal box enclosure. During troubleshooting, I also noted that the electrical panel is a Cutler-Hammer type with breakers showing signs of wear and tear, and it is missing a surge protector. The GFCIs appear to be original to the home. I provided recommendations to replace the aging breakers, install a whole-home surge protector, and upgrade the existing GFCIs. The customer was 100% happy and satisfied with today’s visit and understands that all work is covered under a five-year warranty.
Inspector went onsite and passed the final inspection. Emailed passed report.
Customer called us out to clear roots from Main sewer line In the front yard, he is already restored flow with a cable. I explained that Nobody can completely clear the roots from the line with a cable. Talk to him about inspection to find the issue. Called Cornell , he Explained that we could jet line to clear the roots. Or Camera to find this issue. Customer is going to think about it and call back.
Warranty air in lines. Bled air out of water lines and tested to ensure hot water at all fixtures.
Gave estimate for hydro jetting and performed additional camera inspection
Replace 11 yr old gas water heater in hallway w new basic state unit ( 6yr warranty ) - reuse current flood stop ( no warranty on flood stop whatsoever ) - replace all connections to unit w new - reuse old water heater pan - test all work for leaks and clean up trash - haul off old unit ( no extra charge ) ** 5yr warranty ** permit and inspection included ** Installed gas water heater in customers hall closet. Installed new flue piping to water heater. Installed hot side full port water shut off. Replaced gas shut off valve and flex connector. Job complete. Paid with card.
Job Site Report: Arrived on site. The customer requested installation of an electric vehicle (EV) charger inside the garage. Will return on Wednesday, October 15 to complete the work. Scope of Work: • Install a pass-through panel near the existing 200-amp disconnect. • Run EMT conduit inside the garage to feed a Tesla hardwired car charger. • Pull a permit for the new pass-through panel installation. • Confirmed that the disconnect uses a four-wire system connected to the main panel, with grounds and neutrals separated. The system includes a #4 ground wire and a #4 cold-water bond leading to the disconnect. • Install a customer-supplied whole-home surge protector on the pass-through panel. Additional Notes: Inspected smoke detectors with the customer. The home has hardwired smoke detectors in every bedroom and hallway, and they are interconnected. If any detectors are nonfunctional due to age, replacements will be completed at a later date using cus
