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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Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property, including evaluation of outdoor spigot for wear as requested and interior toilet tank components. Documented toilet fill valve assembly with blue float mechanism, flush valve with flapper, and braided supply line connections, noting water staining in tank and moisture damage on surrounding wooden surfaces. All plumbing fixtures were inspected and photographed for maintenance records.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 22-year-old R22 air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found failed capacitor with evidence of previous replacement. Replaced capacitor and tested system operation. Post-repair diagnostics revealed compressor drawing excessive amperage beyond maximum rated specifications and high-side refrigerant pressure exceeding 250 psi (normal range 150-180 psi), indicating compressor failure and system restriction. Advised customer that capacitor replacement is temporary measure without guarantee due to underlying compressor failure. Explained risk of indoor coil freezing and potential water damage to furnace. System contains obsolete R22 refrigerant. Recommended complete system replacement and scheduled estimate appointment.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on 2-year-old Goodman air conditioning system that would not restart after cycling off. Upon arrival, found thermostat set to 66 degrees with system not running and no error codes displayed. Performed diagnostic testing including amp draw measurements on compressor, verified capacitor functionality, and inspected control board and electrical connections. All electrical components tested within normal operating parameters with no mechanical or electrical failures identified. Determined system was likely experiencing thermal overload protection lockout due to excessive runtime attempting to maintain unrealistic setpoint during high ambient temperature conditions. Advised proper thermostat settings around 70 degrees to prevent system from overworking and cycling on thermal protection, which would explain intermittent operation requiring breaker resets to restore functionality.
Performed preventative maintenance inspection on two 5-6 year old air conditioning systems as part of routine tune-up agreement. Conducted comprehensive evaluation of both units including cleanliness assessment, efficiency testing, and reliability checks. Testing revealed low capacitor readings on system requiring immediate replacement to prevent compressor failure. Replaced defective capacitor and verified proper system operation. Both units now operating within manufacturer specifications and ready for cooling season.
Completed comprehensive 8-12 point air conditioning tune-up on 3-year-old FRP system. Performed standard maintenance inspection and testing protocol, verifying all components are operating within manufacturer specifications. System confirmed to be functioning as designed with no adjustments or repairs necessary at this time.
Responded to service call for toilet flush valve replacement. Upon arrival, assessed existing flush valve system and determined standard diameter valve and gaskets were required. Attempted installation of replacement flush valve mechanism; however, during rebuild process discovered the parts provided were incompatible with the existing toilet fixture. Documented the incorrect components with comparison photos showing the old deteriorated flush valve alongside the new unit to verify dimensional and mounting discrepancies. Additional parts with correct specifications will be required to complete the flush valve replacement and restore proper toilet function.
Responded to service call for leaking temperature and pressure relief valve on tanked water heater and clogged kitchen sink drain. Upon inspection, discovered the T&P valve was dripping and required replacement. Additionally, identified a cracked 3-inch PVC 90-degree elbow fitting on the water heater vent pipe that posed a potential safety hazard. Snaked the kitchen drain to clear the obstruction and restore proper drainage. Replaced the faulty T&P relief valve and installed new 3-inch PVC 90-degree elbow on the vent system above the water heater to ensure proper venting and code compliance.
Responded to a recurring dishwasher drainage issue that had been previously addressed. Upon inspection, tested the dishwasher by running it into the sink, which drained properly, indicating the unit itself was functioning correctly. Reassembled the dishwasher drain connection to the standpipe, ensuring proper positioning and depth to prevent blockage. Performed three complete fill and drain cycles to verify proper operation and confirm the issue was resolved.
Responded to a standby call for a clogged hand wash sink at a commercial facility. Upon arrival, assessed the stainless steel sink and determined the drain line was obstructed. Successfully snaked the drain line to clear the blockage and restore proper drainage function.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and discovered mouse nest in low voltage wiring causing system issues. Removed nest debris, repaired damaged low voltage wiring connections, and restored proper electrical functionality. Verified system operation and ensured all components were functioning correctly after repairs.
Completed warranty callback on Revolv furnace unit. Successfully replaced front door nameplate with correct manufacturer branding. Door latch replacement could not be completed due to incorrect part received; submitted new part request for proper latch component to complete warranty repair.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 9-year-old residential air conditioning system experiencing evaporator coil freeze-up after 20 minutes of operation. Upon arrival, confirmed system was low on refrigerant and verified outdoor condenser coil was clean with adequate airflow. Performed electrical diagnostics using multimeter to test system components and verify proper voltage. Documented outdoor unit condition and internal electrical measurements. System requires refrigerant charge and leak detection to restore proper cooling operation; presented repair options to address refrigerant loss and restore system functionality.
Responded to service call for continuously running toilet in unit 12-4. Upon inspection, found flush tower mechanism experiencing operational failure due to excessive iron content in water supply causing mineral buildup and interference. Tank interior exhibited significant rust-colored staining and discoloration throughout, with brownish water present indicating high iron concentration. Flush valve assembly components showing signs of binding and improper operation from accumulated mineral deposits. Diagnosed that internal flush mechanism requires complete replacement due to deterioration from poor water quality conditions. Provided estimate for replacement of all internal tank components to restore proper toilet function and eliminate continuous running condition.
Responded to leak complaint on previously installed Jumbo Valve-in-head water filter housing system. Upon inspection, identified improper seal on filter canister causing water leakage. Removed and reinstalled filter housing unit, ensuring proper threading and O-ring seal between blue head assembly and white filter canister. Verified system operation through bypass, off, and filtration modes, confirming no active leaks and proper functionality upon completion.
Responded to emergency plumbing call for active pipe leak behind shower wall causing water damage to basement below. Main water supply was shut off upon arrival to prevent further damage. Diagnosed hot water control issue at bathtub faucet where hot water valve failed to shut off completely. Accessed plumbing behind shower wall and replaced defective valve seat and washer assembly. Installed new ball valves on both hot and cold water supply lines feeding the shower to provide improved shutoff capability and facilitate future maintenance access. Tested all fixtures for proper operation and verified leak was resolved with no active water flow detected behind wall or into basement area.
Responded to no hot water call and diagnosed 50-gallon natural gas water heater from 2011 experiencing gas lockout condition and failure to ignite. After confirming unit was non-operational and beyond economical repair, removed and replaced the existing water heater with new unit, reconnected all water supply lines, gas piping, and venting systems per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.
Responded to service call for water softener system experiencing hammering noise during regeneration cycle. Upon diagnosis, determined the pump serving the water softener and HVAC system required replacement due to faulty check valve system causing water hammer. Successfully installed new pump to restore proper operation of water treatment system and eliminate noise issue.
Responded to no cool complaint on 8-year-old system. Upon arrival, verified main floor thermostat holding at 69°F while basement thermostat read 65°F in off position. Conducted thorough inspection of return air system throughout residence. Found inadequate return air flow with disproportionate return vent distribution—large returns located in basement with minimal returns on main living levels. Tested and confirmed dampers operational. Diagnosed probable return air imbalance causing conditioned air to short-cycle through basement rather than properly circulating through main living areas. Documented findings with photos of basement ductwork, copper refrigerant lines, and thermostat display. Advised customer of return air distribution issue affecting system performance and cooling efficiency on upper levels.
Completed annual air conditioning tune-up on one-year-old system. Performed comprehensive maintenance including inspection of condenser unit, verification of proper refrigerant levels, and filter assessment. System found to be clean and operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to basement toilet leaking issue and inspected tank mechanism to diagnose problem. Removed tank lid to assess internal components including fill valve assembly and float ball system. Provided estimates for wax ring replacement and new toilet installation options.
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