@Javier Colmenero what time zone are you in? Had to clean out kitchen fridge and fix it at home this morning. Took out all my day. Water line freezes inside unit, so turned on freezer we have in the garage to freeze some food.. Cleaned out kitchen fridge and thawed it. Cleaned it. Put food back in. All while entertaining my two boys. Happens to lots of Samsung kitchen fridges if one of you has one. Hehe

@Javier Colmenero you still interested in the Checklist!!! Fell through the cracks!

@Javier Colmenero 😂 I feel you. I don’t have a sweet tooth like my family does. But today is an exception with all the deserts.

@Carlos Aguillon 🤜🤛

@Javier Colmenero pardon de delayed response. If you tag me I’ll see you messaged in the group. For one story home with one AC System performing proper maintenance takes 1 hr. A townhome with one AC that’s 3 stories could take a bit longer going up and down the stairs, checking zone dampers, and thermostats. With more air filters to replace and carrying a ladder around to replace the filters. Parking outside the gates 4 townhome community. Etc. But we pay 1 hr for one AC System maintenance no matter how much someone takes. Task based pay. So if you’re more efficient and can do a small one ac system home in less than an hour you get paid a full hour. Less efficient techs still get paid the hour but we see it as they get paid to learn. We pay $50 for that one AC maintenance. Travel time is included. Every additional AC is 30 min. We pay $25 for each additional AC system in the home. Repairs made during maintenance we pay tech according to their hourly rate. Green tech we pay at $20. Experienced tech can be at $35 per hour up to $45 per hr. We don’t like scheduling more than two maintenance services per tech per day so that don’t speed through the PM and can perform additional repairs and upgrades. We like bragging about our monster well performed Preventative Maintenances. The ones that will make homeowners not have urgency services.