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Electrical issues can come in many forms. If you’re wondering whether it’s time to consult a pro, there are several telltale signs to look for. Some of the most common signs of trouble include frequent electrical shocks, a constantly tripped circuit breaker, dead outlets, flickering lights, and damaged extension cords. No matter what issues you’re dealing with, don’t wait too long to reach out to an electrician in Long Lake.
A reliable HVAC system is a must all year round. If your heater or AC fails, things can get uncomfortable quickly. That’s why it’s crucial to contact a skilled technician as soon as possible. We’ll thoroughly examine your system and determine whether you need a repair or replacement.
To schedule a reliable heater repair in Long Lake, call Hurlburt today! We offer superb multi-trade services for your home!
Responded to service call for intermittent thumping noise reported in ductwork near master bedroom. Conducted thorough testing of all HVAC zones but was unable to recreate the noise during inspection. Assessment suggests possible thermal expansion/contraction of ductwork causing occasional tapping sounds. Visually inspected DEANS furnace system and associated components - all equipment appears properly installed and functioning normally.
Responded to service call for IBC boiler with intermittent operation. Diagnostic testing revealed failed heat exchanger with dangerous carbon monoxide levels exceeding 300 ppm and melted electrical connections. System tagged out of service due to safety hazard; recommended full replacement of heat exchanger.
Completed repipe job involving replacement of a leaking sanitary T fitting. Accessed pipe behind wall that had developed a hole causing water damage. Successfully installed new PVC drainage components and Proflex piping through wooden framing structure. Total repair time: 3 hours.
Investigated and repaired a kitchen drain pipe leak that was affecting the basement area. Upon inspection, discovered significant water damage to wooden structural components behind a built-in oven cabinet which homeowner had prepared for access. Identified the leak source in the drain line that activates when kitchen sink and upstairs bathroom fixtures are used, and completed necessary repairs to resolve the issue.
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