Heating, Cooling, & Plumbing Services in Arkansaw, WI

Completed scheduled heating maintenance on 8-year-old Lennox furnace as part of membership agreement. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection and identified non-functional humidifier requiring replacement. Installed new humidifier unit and condensation pump with proper PVC drainage configuration. Noted requirement for GFI outlet installation to meet current electrical code standards for condensate pump operation. All components tested and verified operational upon completion.

Completed Family Rewards furnace tune-up on Lennox heating system with no customer concerns reported upon arrival. Performed comprehensive furnace maintenance per standard tuneup protocol, verified air filter was clean and left replacement filter on-site. Inspected and serviced additional garage-mounted heating unit per customer request, performing routine component checks on both systems. Tested primary furnace operation for 15 minutes, confirming proper performance with 55° temperature rise at maximum heating rate. Tested garage unit operation for 10 minutes, verifying all components functioned correctly. All systems operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies identified.

Provided customer education regarding maintenance schedule for VIQUA point-of-entry water filtration system previously installed alongside water softener. Advised on recommended filter replacement intervals and offered filter replacement service, which customer declined at this time.

Responded to no heat call on 10-15 year old furnace where blower was operating but unit failed to produce heat. Upon inspection, discovered completely plugged air filter and failed control board. Evidence suggests AC condensate overflow migrated to control board causing electrical failure. Submitted parts request for replacement control board with customer callback required for pricing approval.

Replaced deteriorated intake flex duct and installed protective mesh screen at exterior vent opening. Verified proper operation of fan and damper system, confirming adequate fresh air intake and normal functionality upon completion.

Completed installation of reverse osmosis water filtration system per approved estimate. The system is designed to remove common chemical contaminants including metal ions, aqueous salts, sodium, chloride, copper, chromium, lead, arsenic, fluoride, radium, sulfate, calcium, magnesium, potassium, nitrates, and phosphorous. All components installed and operational, with photographic documentation taken of completed work.

Responded to service call for non-functioning A.O. Smith ProLine 50-gallon electric water heater that was originally installed by our company four years prior. Upon arrival, determined that the unit was not operational due to homeowner's unfamiliarity with the peak time control box, which restricts water heater operation during high-demand electrical periods. Educated the new homeowners on the function and operation of the peak time control system. During inspection, identified a faulty temperature pressure relief valve that required replacement. Replaced the defective T&P relief valve with a new unit, covering the part under manufacturer warranty. Verified proper operation of the water heater system and confirmed adequate hot water production following repairs.

Completed comprehensive annual furnace tune-up and inspection on 12-year-old heating system per maintenance agreement protocol. Performed standard preventative maintenance checklist including burner inspection, heat exchanger examination, blower motor assessment, filter evaluation, and verification of proper venting through PVC intake and exhaust pipes. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Responded to main sewer line backup causing drainage issues in the basement. Upon inspection, found significant accumulation of debris and gunk in the sewer pipe, likely caused by root intrusion from a previously removed tree. Utilized medium rigid cable machine to thoroughly clean and clear the main sewer line. Additionally cleared and cleaned the kitchen sink drain to restore proper drainage throughout the system.

Completed installation of bathroom and utility sink fixtures during scheduled service call. Set and secured brushed nickel three-piece faucet assembly with dual lever handles and central spout on undermount white basin, ensuring proper alignment and water flow. All fixtures tested for leaks and functionality upon completion.

Responded to service call for furnace with leaking inducer motor covered under parts and labor warranty. Removed and replaced the defective original inducer motor assembly with new warranty replacement unit. Upon completion of installation, performed comprehensive system testing including furnace operation verification and complete venting system inspection. All components functioned properly with no issues detected. Unit restored to full operational status.

Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up on Lennox unit, including cleaning flame sensor, verifying condensate drainage, and measuring gas pressure at 4.5" low fire and 9.58" high fire with all systems operating within specifications. Inspected black flexible ductwork in attic space where customer reported bee infiltration and nest buildup; assessed damage and submitted parts request for approximately one-hour flex duct replacement. Coordinated with homeowner via phone to complete service and provided information regarding available membership programs.

Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property including attic crawl space and basement utility areas. Examined all visible plumbing systems, PVC drainage lines, water supply piping, and verified proper installation and functionality of plumbing infrastructure throughout inspected zones.

Responded to service call for leaking well pressure tank in basement. Upon inspection, confirmed pressure tank failure with active leak. Removed existing failed pressure tank and outdated galvanized tee assembly. Installed new 20-gallon well pressure tank with new tee assembly to restore proper water system function and prevent potential pump motor damage. Set pressure to 38 PSI per system specifications. Removed all galvanized fittings during installation. System tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for leaking pressure tank in basement utility area. Upon inspection, confirmed active leak from aging blue pressure tank showing significant deterioration, surface corrosion, and wear. Water staining and rust-colored marks visible on concrete floor beneath equipment, indicating ongoing moisture exposure. Pressure tank exhibited compromised integrity requiring full replacement. Documented existing conditions including tank specifications, current pressure readings from mounted gauge, and plumbing connections to water softener and water heater systems. Photographed deteriorated tank exterior, tank tee assembly, and associated piping infrastructure. Submitted part order form to obtain estimate for new pressure tank and tank tee assembly replacement. Customer advised that water supply did not require emergency shutoff at time of inspection.

Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance and tune-up on 8-year-old Lennox heating unit as part of recurring Family Rewards membership service. Performed thorough inspection of furnace components, verified proper operation of all systems, and confirmed no immediate concerns or safety issues were present at time of service.

Performed comprehensive tune-up service on two air conditioning systems. Inspected both air handlers and cleared condensate drain lines. Addressed significant water accumulation on mechanical room floor by thoroughly flushing and clearing the condensate drain system on the unit in the mechanical room. Drain flow improved after flushing but continues to show slow drainage characteristics. Washed both condenser units and performed full system diagnostics. Tested all capacitors and electrical components. Found capacitor on the older system reading 42.2 mfd against a rated 45 mfd specification, which remains within acceptable operating tolerance. Measured temperature drop across both systems at 29°, which is normal for high-velocity applications. Due to the high-static, high-velocity system design, recommend using minimal-restriction air filters to reduce moisture accumulation at the coil. This drainage issue appears to be a long-standing characteristic of the system design rather than a

Responded to service call to inspect gas system and plumbing connections. Conducted thorough gas leak testing throughout the property with negative results. Identified and corrected exposed metal on gastite fitting to ensure proper installation standards. Re-tested all gas connections after repair to verify system integrity. In basement utility area, reconnected water supply pipes running beneath toe kick space that had become disconnected. All plumbing connections secured and tested for proper operation.

Responded to callback for gas and water leaks identified during previous installation at school facility. Repaired gas leak at TRAC fitting near furnace by replacing section of gas piping and pressure testing for integrity. Addressed water leak on newly installed water softener by replacing defective bypass valve assembly. Modified existing plumbing lines in basement where commercial dishwasher was previously located, cutting pipes lower to accommodate toe kick clearance requirements and properly capping all openings. All systems tested and verified operational with no leaks detected upon completion.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on both air conditioning and gas furnace systems. Resolved water issue around furnace by clearing plugged condensate line and removing deceased mouse from drain pan, restoring proper drainage. Performed full inspection of A/C system including refrigerant check, component operation verification, and confirmed proper 20° temperature drop across evaporator coil. On gas furnace, cleaned burners and flame sensor, cleared condensate system, and performed video scope inspection of heat exchanger with no defects found. Verified safe operation of all components on both systems. All equipment now operating within manufacturer specifications.