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Customer called in because he has a sump pump and he was looking to add a battery back up. Upon arrival, the technician spoke to the customer who stated that he had a battery back up that he wanted installed on his existing sump pump. The technician inspected the area and the existing sump pump and created an estimate for the customer. The customer decided to proceed with work. The customer realized that he had purchased the wrong battery back up and said he would purchase the correct one and call back. Customer called back once he had the correct battery back up. The technician arrived back to the customer's house to complete the work. He removed the lid for the sump pump pit and cut the discharge line. He then tied in a PVC Y to pick up the secondary pump. He then added a check valve to prevent back flow. Once this was completed, he connected the battery to the pump float. The technician then tested the pump and the battery back up to ensure everything was working properly. After the technician cleaned up the work area he went over everything with the customer. The customer was happy with the work and glad to have the battery back up installed.

Customer called in stating their wi-fi thermostat screen went blank. Upon arrival, the technician spoke to the customer and visually inspected the furnace. The technician found it is an 80% furnace that conditions the first floor. There are two zones, one for the left side of the house and one for the right side of the house. The thermostat that was not working was the one for the left side of the house. The technician went over different options for replacing the thermostat for that zone. The customer decided to move forward with the installation of the Nest thermostat he had already purchased. The technician removed the existing thermostat from the wall and installed the customer supplied Nest thermostat. Once the new thermostat was installed, the technician tested all operations for both zones and performed a combustion analysis to ensure the system is operating properly. The technician cleaned up the are and went over the work with the customer. Everything was left in good working order and the customer was happy to have heat restored to the whole house.

A customer called in because they had been affected by Tropical Storm Ida. The customer was looking to have the water heater replaced due to flood damage. The customer was also interested in having a new sump pump installed. The technician went out to the customer's home to evaluate the situation. The technician provided the customer with an option to replace the water heater with a new 50-gallon water heater as well as install a new sump pump. The customer decided to proceed with the work. The technician removed the old water heater and installed the new one. Tech made all necessary connections and started up the new water heater and tested it. The water heater was working properly. Tech then installed the new sump pump and made all necessary connections. Tech then tested the pump for proper connection and function. Upon completion of the work, the tech showed the work to the customer and went over the proper operations of equipment. All new equipment was left working properly and the customer was satisfied with the work. 

Supply and install approximately 2" Lapolla Foam-Loc 2000 4G closed cell spray foam with an R value of 6.8 per inch to the front wall and two side walls and the back Sheetrock wall adjacent to the warehouse designated as office space at 61 East Willow Street in Millburn. No Thermal barrier paint is required as the walls will be covered with Sheetrock by the general contractor at no cost to Pipe Works Services.
Supply and install approximately 2" Lapolla Foam-Loc 2000 4G closed cell spray foam with an R value of 6.8 per inch to the ceiling of the space designated as office space at the front of the building.