with Purchase of Furnace & Air Conditioner
Cannot be combined with any other offers. Must present coupon at time of service. Not valid on previously completed work.
Responded to a no-heat call on a commercial tanked water heater displaying a "Flame not detected" error message. Upon diagnosis, determined the igniter control module, igniter assembly, and spark ignition cable had failed. Replaced the defective igniter control, spark igniter assembly (AO Smith part #100271888), and spark ignition cable (AO Smith part #100271890) to restore proper ignition sequence and return the unit to full operational status.
Responded to callback for no cooling condition on 10+ year old system. Unit continued tripping on same fault code as previous visit. Performed diagnostic testing on electrical components and control board. Found system was being locked out by customer's peak control device, which was cycling the equipment off every few minutes. Reset system and monitored operation to confirm peak control interference was causing the repeated shutdowns. Educated customer on peak control program impact on system operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old central air conditioning system with warm air from vents. Found outdoor unit failed to start due to high-pressure safety trip. Reset high-pressure switch by disconnecting wires from control board, allowing equipment to restart successfully. Monitored system operation for 25 minutes to verify proper function. Observed suction pressure reading slightly low but confirmed adequate cooling performance with 20-degree temperature split across evaporator coil. Evaporator coil showed proper refrigerant distribution with condensation forming along entire coil surface. Inspected outdoor condenser coil and confirmed clean condition with no obstructions or debris. Unable to identify specific cause of high-pressure trip as all components appeared to be functioning within normal parameters. Reset defrost board to restore system to factory settings. System operating properly at time of departure with no further issues detected.
Completed comprehensive multi-fixture plumbing service addressing several bathroom and kitchen issues. Installed customer-supplied kitchen faucet and sink strainers, replaced leaking shower cartridge in basement stand-up shower, and installed customer-supplied toilet in bathroom. Additionally, replaced internal flush valve components in downstairs bathroom toilet to restore proper function. All customer-supplied parts and fixtures were installed to manufacturer specifications and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance.
Completed annual air conditioning tuneup and preventative maintenance on Amana outdoor condenser unit and Lennox furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all routine components including electrical connections, refrigerant levels, condensate drainage system, and airflow. All equipment tested and verified to be operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old Lennox central air conditioning system with outdoor unit not running and no airflow at registers. Diagnosed failed start capacitor on condensing unit preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective start capacitor with OEM equivalent and monitored full system operation through complete cooling cycle to verify proper compressor startup, airflow delivery, and temperature differential across evaporator coil.
Responded to service call for slow-draining bathroom sink. Successfully cleared clog located in the trap and pop-up assembly using appropriate drain cleaning tools. Sink now drains properly at normal flow rate.
Responded to no heat call for MrCool mini-split heat pump system approximately 3-4 years old. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was not heating or cooling and homeowner reported ongoing performance issues since installation. Evaluated outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler, documented equipment condition with photos, and determined system requires replacement due to chronic operational failures. Advised homeowner that new equipment options would be provided for consideration.
Responded to low water pressure complaint at washing machine following recent water treatment installation. Removed inlet hoses from back of washing machine and discovered screens completely clogged with sediment and debris dislodged during previous plumbing work. Flushed supply lines until water ran clear, cleaned inlet screens, reinstalled hoses, and verified proper water pressure restored to washing machine operation.
Responded to no hot water complaint on a 2021 A.O. Smith electric water heater. Upon inspection, found the high-limit reset button tripped on the thermostat. Diagnosed failed thermostats and heating elements on the unit. Replaced both upper and lower thermostats and heating elements under warranty coverage. Restored full hot water functionality and verified proper operation. Customer also requested evaluation of slow-draining shower, which was assessed during the visit.
Responded to service call for clogged toilet. Upon inspection, determined the septic tank was full requiring pump-out service. Advised customer that the drain field requires professional inspection in spring due to inadequate water absorption rate.
Responded to no heat call for furnace under 10 years old. Upon arrival, diagnosed issue as blocked intake and exhaust vents due to heavy snow accumulation (approximately 2+ feet). Cleared obstructions from terminations, which had already allowed system to restart prior to arrival. Performed complete system check including verification of proper operation in both first and second stage heating modes. No additional issues found with furnace operation.
Responded to no heat call for furnace less than 10 years old. Diagnosed primary limit fault code from previous day which had resolved after customer replaced dirty filter. Advised customer that their cool mist room humidifier usage is causing accelerated filter loading and will require more frequent filter changes to prevent similar issues.
Conducted a follow-up service call to demonstrate operation of newly installed plumbing system to customer. Provided comprehensive tutorial on system functionality and features. Documentation photos were taken of key components for service record.
Installed new single stage control board on HVAC system after diagnosis. Completed system testing and verified proper operation for 10 minutes before concluding service.
Inspected five HVAC units across the facility. Found two twinned furnaces for community room with frozen exhaust pipes on roof. Diagnosed garage hanging heater with blown 5 amp fuse and shorted control board requiring replacement. Resolved heating distribution issues in office areas by correcting thermostat settings from AC to heat mode and adjusted boiler control parameters. Identified additional maintenance needs including failing blower motor in Furnace 4 and leaking exhaust pipe connections on Furnace 3.
Responded to service call for 17-year-old forced air furnace producing loud noise and burning odor during startup. Diagnosed failed blower motor that was barely operational despite capacitors testing within specification. After evaluation, discussed with homeowners that this would be the second blower motor replacement and advised against continuing to replace components on aging equipment. Scheduled follow-up consultation to discuss repair versus replacement options for this two-zone system with single-stage furnace.
Performed routine maintenance on 6-year-old AO Smith 50-gallon power vent water heater. Completed thorough system flush with clear water discharge observed, indicating minimal sediment buildup. Inspected flame pattern and cleaned components, confirming proper operation despite hard water conditions evident from shower head stains.
Responded to no heat complaint for a 16-year-old Lennox 80% efficiency furnace. Upon arrival, system was maintaining 63°F with intermittent heating issues. Performed comprehensive inspection including filter check, amp draw verification, pressure switch port cleaning, and ignition testing. System functioned properly during multiple test cycles, raising temperature to 68°F during service visit. Identified potential intermittent issue requiring further monitoring. Recommended comfort advisor consultation due to system age.
Responded to no heat call for 3-year-old Lennox system displaying "GS calibration failure 276-692" error. Diagnosed concentric venting issue with blocked exhaust side. Temporarily rerouted exhaust vent through the incoming vent and utilized basement air for combustion to restore heat function. Proper venting configuration will require permanent repair.
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