with Purchase of Furnace & AC
Includes Merv 16 5" media cabinent and ApcoX Premium UV-light. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
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Responded to service call for thermostat displaying temperature readings approximately 10 degrees off from actual room temperature on a 1-year-old cooling system and 3-year-old heating system. Diagnosed faulty thermostat as root cause of inaccurate temperature readings. Removed existing thermostat and installed new Honeywell thermostat, completed wiring connections, and performed full system setup and configuration. Verified proper operation of heating and cooling cycles, confirmed accurate temperature sensing, and tested system shutdown functionality to ensure thermostat cycled equipment correctly at setpoint.
Responded to no cooling call on 15+ year old Tempstar SmartComfort 2000 R22 system. Found mice had infiltrated outdoor unit causing contactor to fail - debris prevented contacts from closing properly. Cleaned contactor assembly and removed all rodent material from unit. Checked system operation and measured refrigerant pressures - unit slightly low on R22 but achieving 20-degree temperature split across evaporator coil. Noted condenser coil significantly plugged on back side, restricting airflow. Customer elected to defer coil cleaning and operate unit as-is to extend remaining service life. System restored to operational status but advised of potential freeze-up risk due to low refrigerant charge. Prepared estimate for contactor replacement as preventive measure given age of component and recent contamination. Unit functional at time of departure.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and maintenance service as part of recurring preventive maintenance agreement. Performed full system inspection and diagnostics, identifying capacitor reading outside acceptable specifications. Replaced defective capacitor with proper replacement unit, performed complete condenser coil cleaning and wash-down, and verified system performance with temperature differential measurements confirming proper cooling operation.
Responded to a water leak originating from a reverse osmosis system that was previously installed. Upon inspection, identified that the adapter fitting connecting the supply line to the faucet had worked loose, causing a visible drip beneath the unit. Disassembled the adapter connection and thoroughly inspected all components for cracks or damage. Confirmed that all parts were intact and properly functioning. Reassembled and securely tightened the adapter fitting, then performed a leak check to verify proper seal and operation. Additionally, provided system overview and answered operational questions regarding the basement water care equipment at the homeowner's request. No leaks detected upon completion of repair.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 1999 air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil completely blocked with pet hair and dander, restricting airflow and preventing adequate cooling performance. Thoroughly cleaned evaporator coil, removing all debris accumulation. System tested after cleaning showed 18° temperature split across coil, indicating improved but potentially marginal refrigerant charge. Unit now cooling adequately with restored airflow; however, given age of equipment and slight concern about refrigerant levels, system may require future monitoring or refrigerant adjustment if cooling performance degrades.
Responded to a water leak in the basement caused by a frozen outdoor lawn faucet. Upon inspection, confirmed the frost-free sillcock had sustained freeze damage during winter conditions, resulting in internal component failure and active water intrusion into the basement space. Removed the damaged lawn faucet assembly and installed a new frost-free sillcock unit, ensuring proper pitch for drainage and secure mounting to the exterior wall framing. Tested the new installation for proper operation and verified no leaks were present at the connection points or through the valve body.
Performed comprehensive maintenance service on a Rinnai tankless water heater unit. Executed complete system flush to remove mineral buildup and sediment accumulation from the heat exchanger, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. Inspected all water supply connections, gas line connections, and shut-off valves for proper operation. Verified unit functionality upon completion of maintenance procedures.
Responded to report of LP gas odor detected throughout residence, particularly near furnace area. Upon arrival, confirmed presence of gas smell at entry. Performed comprehensive leak detection inspection using soap bubble solution on all gas fittings at furnace and gas stove locations with no leaks identified. Utilized combustible gas detector to test all gas connections and fittings throughout home with no positive readings on meter. Conducted combustion analysis test on 20+ year old LP furnace unit, which passed with acceptable readings. Gas odor dissipated during course of inspection. Advised homeowner to ventilate residence and contact gas utility provider if odor returns. No leaks detected at time of service call.
Responded to service call for central boiler system experiencing overheating condition with home temperature reaching 80+ degrees. Diagnosed malfunctioning three-way zone valve that was stuck open and failing to shut off completely, causing unintended heat bypass to the baseboard radiators from the woodstove heating system. The defective sweat valve was allowing continuous hot water circulation to the radiators regardless of thermostat settings. Provided estimate for replacement of the faulty three-way valve with new unit to restore proper zone control and prevent continued overheating. Customer approved repair work to be scheduled at next available opportunity. Documented existing plumbing configuration including mixed piping materials (copper, PEX, and CPVC) and current valve assembly with photos for reference during upcoming valve replacement.
Installed a whole house sediment filter system to protect plumbing fixtures and appliances from sediment buildup in the water supply. Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of the property, evaluating all visible plumbing components, water lines, and drainage systems for proper operation and code compliance. All installations tested and verified for proper water flow and filtration performance.
Responded to no-heat callback in parlor following recent RTF completion. Upon arrival, found heater thermostat turned off. Attempted to initiate heating cycle by raising thermostat setpoint with no response. Discovered heater unit was connected to electrical outlet controlled by light switch at opposite end of parlor rather than dedicated fan circuit outlet. Activated light switch and confirmed heater operation restored. Unit now requires light switch to remain in "on" position for heater to function. This appears to be an electrical wiring/circuit issue rather than equipment malfunction. Verified heating operation with occupant, who confirmed satisfactory performance but expressed uncertainty about previous wiring configuration. Recommend consultation with previous service technicians to verify original outlet connection and advise electrician review of proper circuit assignment for permanent resolution.
Replaced failed exhaust motor assembly on tube heater unit located in barn, requiring A-frame ladder for overhead access. Removed heavily soiled original motor showing significant dust and debris accumulation, installed new replacement motor per approved estimate, and successfully test-fired unit to verify proper operation.
Responded to return service call for boiler not accepting water. Replaced defective backflow preventer (BFP) with new brass valve assembly, including proper installation of copper piping connections and flexible supply lines. Tested system operation and confirmed boiler now fills properly and is functioning correctly.
Responded to no heat call on boiler system displaying low water tank error code. Upon inspection, discovered the boiler was critically low on water and the auto-fill system was not functioning. Diagnosed the issue to a failed backflow preventer blocking water flow to the boiler. Disconnected the backflow preventer from the auto-fill assembly and opened the upstream valve, confirming no water flow through the device. Attempted to free the stuck internal components of the backflow preventer without success. Manually filled the boiler system to restore temporary operation and bring system pressure to safe operating levels. Backflow preventer requires replacement to restore automatic water feed functionality and prevent future low water conditions.
Completed sold repair service by installing replacement collector box and combustion inducer assembly as previously diagnosed. System operation was verified after installation of new components, and customer was enrolled in rewards program.
Responded to no heat complaint for hanging tube heater in barn. Diagnostic revealed failed exhaust draft motor with squirrel cage completely detached from shaft and deteriorating. Provided customer with options for exhaust motor replacement or complete system replacement; service advisor scheduled for follow-up consultation.
Responded to service call for continuous water running in master bathroom toilet. Diagnosed faulty fill valve and malfunctioning aftermarket trip lever causing the toilet to run constantly. Replaced internal toilet components and trip lever to restore proper functionality.
Successfully cleared a clogged toilet using a drain snake. Restored proper flushing functionality after diagnosing the blockage. Service completed during scheduled afternoon appointment window.
Responded to no-heat service call for LP tube heater in milking parlor. Diagnosed unit but was unable to complete service due to inadequate ladder access height for ceiling-mounted equipment. Service will be rescheduled with appropriate A-frame ladder to safely perform the necessary repairs.
Responded to LP furnace service call due to loud noise and burning odor. Diagnostic inspection revealed mouse in blower wheel, cracked heat exchanger, and significant inducer leak. Due to safety concerns with the heat exchanger, scheduled service advisor visit to provide repair options and replacement estimate.
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