Heating, Cooling, & Plumbing Services in Arkansaw, WI

Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on 20-year-old Goodman system. Verified system operation with temperature differential measuring 18-19°F across the evaporator coil. Tested capacitor functionality and confirmed proper operation. Recorded suction pressure at 75 PSI under 90°F ambient conditions, indicating adequate refrigerant charge. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil which had accumulated significant debris affecting heat transfer efficiency. Recommended pre-season furnace inspection due to age of equipment before heating season begins.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old Lennox system. Upon inspection, discovered rodent damage to compressor wiring harness. Replaced damaged harness with compatible unit from inventory and restored electrical connections to compressor. Sealed penetrations around line set with silicone to prevent future rodent entry. Removed and discarded damaged compressor jacket. Cleared inverter alarm codes from system. Verified proper system operation and cooling restored to residence.

Responded to no cooling complaint and furnace fan continuously running. Diagnosed and replaced faulty thermostat, restoring proper system operation and resolving continuous fan issue. Investigated reported oil leak at filter location following previous maintenance visit. Inspected oil filter assembly and cleaned surrounding areas. Filter and gasket appeared secure with no active leaking observed. Identified loose fitting at bottom of oil tank as potential leak source. Advised customer that tank fitting requires attention from fuel company as it falls outside HVAC scope of work. Verified system cycling properly with new thermostat installed. All HVAC components functioning as designed upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 25-year-old Gibson outdoor condensing unit. Diagnosed failed run capacitor preventing compressor and fan motor operation. Replaced defective capacitor with proper replacement, restored system to normal operation, and verified cooling performance.

Responded to water heater leak on hot side outlet piping with multiple fitting failures. Replaced all hot and cold side piping and fittings above the water heater unit to eliminate leaks. Restored main water shut-off valve to operational position upon completion of repairs.

Completed water line rough-in installation for shower valve with PVC piping and mounting brackets secured to wall framing. Installed well pump control box and rewired pressure switch connections, verifying electrical power supply to system. Upon testing, pump failed to operate despite confirmed power delivery; recommended specialist well service contractor for pump diagnostics and repair to resolve operational issue.

Responded to service call for AC unit not cooling properly and leaking condensation into furnace. Upon inspection, found minor condensate drain blockage which was cleared. Evaporator coil showed signs of freezing despite being relatively clean with adequate airflow. Measured system pressures and found suction pressure at 58 PSI, approximately 12 PSI below optimal specification for R22 refrigerant, indicating significant refrigerant loss. Inspected 30-year-old outdoor condenser unit and noted heavy dirt accumulation on coil fins. Made decision not to clean condenser coil due to concern that improved heat transfer would further drop suction pressure and result in complete system failure. Given the age of equipment (33-year-old furnace, 30-year-old AC unit), low refrigerant charge, and overall system condition, recommended system replacement consultation. Unit left operational with reduced cooling capacity pending replacement evaluation.

Responded to warranty callback for reported gas leak near tankless water heater. Identified leak at corrugated gas piping connection and loose union on water softener. Removed defective section of corrugated gas line, reassembled piping, and tightened water softener union to eliminate both leaks. Performed comprehensive leak detection test on all gas fittings and plumbing connections in area to verify system integrity.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on both furnace and air conditioning system. Inspected all routine furnace components including heat exchanger, gas pressures, and flue passages—all found within manufacturer specifications. Furnace operated properly with approximately 50-degree temperature drop across heat exchanger. On the air conditioning side, discovered heavily plugged condenser coil restricting airflow and completely blocked evaporator drain line that had been causing water leakage. Cleared evaporator drain line to restore proper condensate drainage. AC unit achieved approximately 20-degree temperature drop during extended operational test, though refrigerant charge appears low on R22 system. Both systems ran for 10-15 minutes to verify proper operation under load. Documented findings with photos showing blower assembly with heat damage indicators and HVAC testing equipment setup used for system diagnostics. Provided estimates for recommended repairs including condenser coil cle

Performed comprehensive maintenance on both furnace and air conditioning systems. Inspected all routine components on the furnace, verifying cleanliness and proper operation within manufacturer specifications. Examined heat exchanger with no compromises detected. Conducted full inspection of AC system components, all measuring within acceptable parameters. Cleaned Lennox outdoor condenser unit. Executed extended operational testing of both systems for 10-15 minutes each. Furnace demonstrated proper gas pressures with 55-degree temperature rise across heat exchanger. Air conditioning system achieved approximately 20-degree temperature split, confirming adequate cooling capacity. All electrical components, capacitor, and contactors functioning properly. Both systems operating as designed with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to no cooling call and found approximately 50-year-old outdoor condensing unit with severely damaged electrical wiring feeding the equipment, with exposed bare conductors creating an unsafe condition that prevented system operation. Checked refrigerant static pressure at 120 psi, which does not confirm adequate charge without system running. Advised customer of immediate electrical hazard requiring licensed electrician to install new disconnect box and supply wiring before unit can be safely energized and further diagnosed. Documented equipment condition with photos and coordinated comfort advisor visit for replacement evaluation given age and condition of system.

Diagnosed failed compressor on XC16 air conditioning unit and performed complete compressor changeout. Removed defective compressor, installed replacement unit, evacuated and recharged refrigerant system to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper operation of all components.

Responded to no cooling call where breaker had tripped and unit would not restart after reset. Performed diagnostic testing and confirmed compressor failure with short to ground condition. Documented findings with photos showing system components and overall unit condition. Submitted parts request for compressor replacement to proceed with necessary repairs.

Completed warranty replacement of geothermal system blower motor. Retrieved motor from designated location, installed new unit, and verified proper operation of all system components. System tested and confirmed functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on 3-month-old installation that was unable to maintain 70°F setpoint during hot weather. Diagnosed low subcooling and high superheat, indicating refrigerant overcharge. Recovered approximately one pound of R-454B refrigerant and replaced heavily restricted air filter. Verified system operation and proper refrigerant charge levels, though ambient temperature of 63°F prevented full load testing under design conditions.

Responded to service call for non-operational geothermal system. Diagnosed faulty blower motor that was receiving electrical power but failing to operate. Submitted parts request for replacement blower motor and control module required to restore system functionality.

Responded to service call for heating system failure. Diagnosed faulty hot surface ignitor preventing equipment ignition. Removed failed ignitor assembly and installed new replacement unit. Tested system operation, verified proper ignition sequence, and confirmed equipment fired successfully with stable flame. System restored to full operational status.

Responded to no heat call on 10+ year old Temp Star furnace with smart valve ignition system. Diagnosed failed hot surface igniter - confirmed voltage present at igniter but unit would not glow, resistance testing showed megaohms indicating open circuit. During inspection, identified minor leakage on secondary heat exchanger and documented condition with photos. Replaced faulty hot surface igniter and tested system operation to restore heating functionality.

Installed hot water mixing valve on existing copper piping system to regulate water temperature and prevent scalding at fixtures. The mixing valve was integrated into the U-shaped copper pipe configuration in the mechanical room, connecting to the hot and cold water supply lines with proper fittings and joints. Installation ensures safe delivery of tempered water at appropriate temperatures throughout the distribution system.

Responded to no hot water complaint on A.O. Smith tanked water heater installation. Upon inspection, diagnosed failing mixing valve as cause of hot water delivery issue. Provided estimate for mixing valve replacement to restore proper hot water function to the system.