Maintenance

August 2014

I cleaned up the house from left over debris from the tenant. It took me about 2 days to clean it all out.

I painted the trim of the front 2 windows, and balcony brown. I painted the front stairs grey.

I painted the attic window frame and plywood cover.

I sanded and spackled the walls in the bedrooms and kitchen.

Remove a small shrub/tree in the front yard that was causing all kinds of trouble.

I mowed the lawn with a push and pull hand mower. It came in handy for the front yard because it has a steep slope. A lot of weeds were pulled out for about a week.


Two Solar panels were mounted on the back roof, I installed the battery controller and 12 volt battery in the attic. On sunny days, the battery had lots of power.

Installed a solar powered lamp in the front and back entrances.  I got them from Lowe's.

Tore out the old carpet from the kitchen. Clean the linoleum floor.

Reinstalled all the kitchen cupboard doors and the bathroom cabinet door.

Installed PEX tubing and adapter for the water system in the basement.

Installed Venetian blinds for all windows.



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New Front door,  back door, and window were replaced February 10, 2013. Photos taken by Roxanne and David Levandosky 



Front door


Back Door


Window in Blue Room

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The water heater was replace November 27, 2012.







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December 13, 2012



Kings Heating and Air Conditioning
Jim King, Owner
31 Violet Avenue
Washington, PA 15301
412-997-4719
www.kingsheatingandac.com

info@kingsheatingandac.com




 Your home is your castle,
Let us protect your furnace like the crown jewel!

INVOICE
To: Axel Pantelmann
Re: 637 5th Street
            Donora, PA 15033
Email: apantelmann@gmail.com

Mr. Pantelmann,

            I have replaced the furnace at 637 5th Street, Donora, PA with an 80% 90,000 BTU furnace.
Model # 80AF1UH090P12B. Below are pictures of the new furnace.




To keep new furnace in proper operating mode, monthly filter changes are required. Filters and changing are the responsibility of the homeowner.

  Total due for job ~ $1,800.00 (includes 5 year parts and labor warranty)
Total paid to date ~ $   400.00 (cash paid by Ashleigh)
   Remainder due ~ $1,400.00
                             ~ $1,000.00 (by wire transfer within 24 hours)
                             ~ $   400.00 (to be paid by Ashleigh in 30-45 days)

Please let me know how you plan to wire the money and the details. Thank you!

Thank you again for choosing King’s Heating and Air Conditioning for your furnace needs.

Sincerely,
Jim King
Owner

Thank you for trusting King’s Heating and Air Conditioning with your furnace needs!
Serving the Community for 20 years with Fast, Friendly Service
Remember to replace your furnace filters often



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MOLD 

Mold is a serious problem which should be taken care immediately. It can be done professionally or by a nonprofessional. 

Here is a website that links which help to clear up the mess! LINK 

If the moldy area is less than 10 square feet and you don’t have asthma or other sensitivities, the EPA says that it’s fine to remove mold yourself.

Free estimates are available to make it easier to detect the mold problems. 


Signs That You Need Mold Remediation?
Visible black, green, or white mold on your home’s surfaces is an obvious sign that you need mold removal services. Here are some other indicators.

Musty smell
Recent water damage
Spots, speckles, or fuzzy “island” growths on surfaces
Unexpected or unseasonal allergy symptoms or other health issues
Warping, peeling, or discolored paint or wallpaper


DIY Mold Remediation

Here’s what the EPA and CDC recommend if you want to remove mold yourself.

  • Fix leaks or other sources of water damage first.
  • Remove standing water with a shop vac and open all doors and windows.
  • Protect your mouth and nose with a high-filtration mask, such as an N95. Wear gloves and goggles to protect eyes and skin.
  • Scrub hard surfaces with cleanser. You can use bleach diluted at a ratio of one cup of bleach to one gallon of water, but never mix bleach and ammonia.
  • Dispose of soft or porous materials such as drywall, carpeting, or ceiling tiles. If the mold has spread to an expensive or sentimental soft item, take it to a restoration specialist.
  • Dry all surfaces quickly after cleaning.

Cleaning up mold and mildew is time-consuming, and while you’ll save money on labor, you may start and then see the problem is bigger than you realized. Moldy areas bigger than about 3-feet-by-3-feet should usually be removed and cleaned by professionals. Additionally, consult a professional if you think any mold has gotten into your HVAC system before turning it on—this isn’t something you can clean yourself.