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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.
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Replaced failed compressor under parts warranty along with thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) on HVAC system. During post-installation testing, discovered one zone damper motor was inoperative and replaced the defective damper motor. Verified all six dampers and confirmed entire zoning system is functioning properly with all components operating as designed.
Completed biannual plumbing inspection focusing on water quality concerns and system evaluation. Customer reported sulfur odor from cold water in upstairs bathrooms and noted an exterior faucet leak that was declined for service at this time. Performed comprehensive inspection of interior water lines and drain systems throughout the residence. Evaluated existing water treatment system consisting of dual black cylindrical filtration tanks with digital control heads and copper/PVC plumbing manifold. Inspected water heater manufactured in 2012; determined tank flushing should be deferred due to age and lack of previous maintenance history to avoid potential complications. Conducted leak detection survey of accessible plumbing fixtures and supply lines with no active leaks identified in interior spaces. All drain systems functioning properly with no blockages or slow drainage observed. Water treatment equipment operational with control displays showing active status. Documented existing s
Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection on two 7-year-old Goodman furnaces as part of recurring heating system agreement. Conducted full safety and performance evaluation including igniter inspection, flame sensor cleaning and testing, burner assessment, filter check, heat exchanger visual inspection, amperage draw verification, and combustion analysis on both units. Temperature rise measured within specification at 40-45 degrees on both furnaces. All components found operating properly and safely. Provided quote for humidifier pad replacement and humidifier drain line replacement as requested.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, discovered frozen refrigerant line from outdoor condenser to indoor coil and severely restricted airflow due to dirty evaporator coil. Used digital manifold gauges to assess system pressures and confirmed abnormal operating conditions. Found condensate drainage issue causing water accumulation in mechanical room, related to previous condenser installation. Evaporator coil access proved challenging due to metal bracket assembly requiring disassembly. Placed collection bucket to manage condensate leakage. System requires evaporator coil cleaning or replacement and proper drainage configuration. Scheduled return visit with additional technician to facilitate coil removal and complete necessary repairs.
Responded to service call for toilet with rusting mounting hardware. Removed and reset toilet, replacing corroded closet bolts and wax ring seal. Upon inspection, found significant rust on toilet flange and deteriorated mounting screws that compromised the fixture's stability. Removed toilet from flange, cleaned work area, installed new wax ring, and properly secured toilet with new stainless steel closet bolts and hardware to ensure watertight seal and prevent future corrosion issues.
Completed maintenance agreement tune-up on two 11-year-old HVAC systems. Basement system: Verified refrigerant charge, confirmed all components operating within manufacturer specifications, replaced 20x25x4 filter, system fully operational. Main level system: Discovered critical safety issue during inspection—indoor evaporator coil drain pan cracked, causing water leakage onto furnace heat exchanger. Heat exchanger sustained severe water damage resulting in crack that is leaking carbon monoxide when furnace operates. Tagged furnace as unsafe and inoperable. Additionally identified plugged TXV valve causing elevated subcool reading of 24 degrees (specification is 10 degrees) with excessive condensation around thermostatic expansion valve at coil. System continues to provide cooling but requires immediate attention. Documented all findings with inspection camera photos showing heat exchanger damage and equipment conditions. Scheduled estimate appointment for replacement of heat exchanger
# Preventative Maintenance Visit - Dual AC System Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on two 15-year-old air conditioning systems as part of preventative maintenance agreement. **System #1:** Completed full AC tune-up inspection and testing. Air filters had been recently changed by homeowner. Diagnostics revealed failed dual capacitor, which was replaced to restore proper operation. Compressor is currently functioning but exhibiting abnormal noise levels and labored operation, indicating potential imminent failure. Unit is operational at this time. Advised homeowner of system's age and declining condition; homeowner elected to proceed with capacitor replacement only and monitor system performance. Recommend planning for full system replacement due to compressor condition and age of equipment. **System #2:** Completed full AC tune-up inspection and testing on second unit. Installed customer-supplied air filter. Despite being older than System #1, this unit is operating within normal p
Responded to service call for one-year-old mini split system reported as not cooling or turning on. Upon arrival, found remote control set to auto mode instead of cooling mode. Switched remote to cool mode and verified refrigerant charge levels were within manufacturer specifications. Confirmed unit powered on properly and tested cooling operation. System now running and cooling as designed with no further issues identified.
Investigated master laundry disaster pan drain that failed to function during previous water leak event. Identified drain riser pipe positioned quarter to half inch too high, preventing proper drainage from disaster pan. Corrected issue by cutting and shortening the riser pipe by half inch to achieve proper drainage elevation, ensuring future water leaks will properly drain into pan and through drainage system.
Completed annual cooling maintenance visit on 14-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection including contactor testing, dual capacitor verification, refrigerant charge assessment, and amp draw measurements—all within acceptable parameters. Cleaned condenser coil and inspected evaporator coil, confirming both were in good condition. Replaced furnace filter and verified temperature drop across system was within specifications. Identified blower capacitor reading just outside of manufacturer specifications and recommended replacement to prevent potential blower motor damage. Provided detailed estimates for recommended repairs to prevent future system failure.
Conducted comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property, including thorough examination of all drains, waterlines, and fixtures throughout the home. Performed hot water tank flush on Rheem water heater unit to remove sediment buildup and ensure optimal performance. Inspected all plumbing connections, including PEX water lines, brass fittings, and flexible supply hoses at water heater. Verified proper operation of water treatment system and filtration equipment. All plumbing systems, fixtures, and components found to be in good working condition with no issues identified at time of inspection.
Completed annual preventive maintenance cooling visit on residential split system consisting of one air conditioning condenser unit and one air handler. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all major components, electrical connections, and refrigerant levels. Investigated customer report of thermostat malfunction following recent power surge. Diagnosed faulty contactor in outdoor unit, which was causing system failure. Replaced defective contactor with new unit, restoring proper system operation. Verified proper electrical connections at disconnect box and confirmed all safety controls functioning correctly. System tested and operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
Completed comprehensive BOGO tune-up service on a 4-year-old air conditioning system and furnace. Replaced dirty air filter and performed thorough cleaning of heavily soiled condenser coil to restore optimal airflow and heat transfer efficiency. Inspected capacitor connections and GFCI-protected outdoor disconnect, confirming all electrical components operating within normal parameters.
Responded to return service call for newly installed vanity with reported leak and alignment issues. Upon inspection, identified drain leak caused by faulty sink assembly. Disassembled drain connections, removed defective components, and reset drain assembly with proper silicone sealant to ensure watertight seal. Verified all connections secure and leak-free upon completion.
Removed toilet from bathroom to allow homeowner access for wallpaper installation. Disconnected water supply, unbolted fixture from flange, and carefully relocated toilet to laundry room for temporary storage. Fixture will be reset at a later appointment, at which time a customer-supplied lavatory faucet will also be installed.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-ups on two residential air conditioning systems. Performed comprehensive inspections of both units, verified furnace filters had been recently changed, and confirmed humidifiers were properly shut down for the cooling season. Identified maintenance needs including drain line and drain spud replacement required for one humidifier system on future visit. Both HVAC systems tested and confirmed operational. Noted the older Goodman condensing unit exhibited slightly low refrigerant pressures, likely attributable to cooler ambient temperatures and minimal cooling load conditions. Advised homeowner to monitor cooling performance once outdoor temperatures increase and contact for service if cooling capacity appears diminished compared to previous season.
Completed comprehensive seasonal tune-ups on two residential AC systems, both operating without reported issues. Performed standard maintenance protocols including system diagnostics, pressure testing, and temperature differential measurements on both units. Installed customer-supplied air filters and deactivated humidifiers for the cooling season. Both systems exhibited lower-than-optimal airflow due to zoning configuration adjustments made to reduce operational noise. Verified that refrigerant charge had been previously modified by another contractor to compensate for the reduced airflow. Conducted thorough performance evaluation revealing subcooling measurements slightly below standard parameters, though temperature drop across evaporator coils remained within acceptable range. Given that both systems have maintained consistent cooling performance over multiple seasons without operational concerns, determined no corrective action necessary at this time. Homeowner advised to cont
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on system with previous performance issues, though no problems reported in the past year. Cleaned air filters and condenser coils which showed dirt accumulation, inspected evaporator coil finding it in good condition, verified supply and return temperatures within acceptable range, and confirmed all electrical connections and outlets were secure and functioning properly.
Responded to washing machine water leak caused by failed braided stainless steel supply hose. Shut off water supply valves, removed deteriorated hose showing signs of wear at connection point, and installed new braided supply line with proper gasket seal. Verified all connections were secure, tested for leaks, and confirmed proper water flow to appliance.
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.
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