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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Responded to no-cool complaint on Lennox air conditioning system. Upon arrival with 85°F outdoor ambient, found unit was cooling but unable to maintain 74°F setpoint due to multiple contributing factors. Measured subcooling at 11° versus manufacturer target of 5°, indicating overcharged refrigerant circuit. Recovered 8 oz of refrigerant to bring charge to proper specification. Verified airside performance with return air temperature at 70.5°F and supply air at 53°F, yielding acceptable 17.5°F temperature split. Identified restricted airflow caused by decorative wood supply register covers significantly limiting air delivery throughout home. Removed restrictive covers to improve supply air velocity and system performance. Conducted thermal inspection revealing major heat gain issue at hallway attic fan located above thermostat, with surface temperatures measuring 108°F at louvers due to missing insulation and inadequate sealing. This radiant heat was influencing thermostat sensing and
Responded to cooling capacity complaint where unit would not cool below 76 degrees. Upon arrival, verified inadequate temperature split of only 15 degrees across evaporator coil. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including airflow verification, component inspection, and refrigerant pressure analysis. Filter had been recently replaced and no coil icing present. Manifold gauge readings indicated system was undercharged. Added refrigerant to manufacturer specifications and injected UV dye into system for potential future leak detection, as unit has required refrigerant addition previously despite being under warranty. After charging system to proper levels, achieved improved temperature split of 18 degrees. Advised customer to monitor system performance and contact for follow-up if cooling issues persist, at which point leak detection and additional component testing would be performed.
Responded to no-cooling call on 2010 Lennox XC20 system with frozen suction line. Upon arrival, homeowner reported suction line had iced over the previous day during a family gathering with heavy occupancy and frequent door usage. Found thermostat had been set to 56°F and MERV 16 filter had not been replaced in over one year, both contributing to restricted airflow and icing condition. Replaced dirty MERV 16 filter with new filter to restore proper airflow. Inspected and verified condensate pan and drain line operating properly with no blockages. Connected Job Link probes to monitor system performance and refrigerant charge. Measured subcooling which remained stable between 9.7°F and 10.2°F for 15 minutes of continuous operation, consistent with manufacturer's target specification of 10°F, confirming refrigerant charge was correct and no leak present. Removed condenser unit panels and performed thorough cleaning of condenser coil which had accumulated fair amount of dirt and debris b
Responded to no hot water complaint and diagnosed electric water heater failure due to excessive sediment and calcium buildup in tank bottom. Removed existing non-functional unit and installed new Richmond brand electric water heater with 6-year warranty. Connected all copper supply lines, electrical wiring to panel box, and verified proper integration with existing blue pressure tank and water treatment system. Tested unit operation and confirmed hot water delivery restored to residence.
Responded to a kitchen sink drain clog where the fixture was draining very slowly and homeowner's attempts to clear the blockage were unsuccessful. Upon arrival, confirmed all other household drains were functioning properly, isolating the issue to the kitchen sink line. Used a drain snake to mechanically clear the obstruction from the kitchen sink drain line, restoring full drainage and proper flow.
Responded to emergency call for clogged toilet with weak flush requiring plunging after each use. Diagnosed toy lodged in toilet trap. Attempted extraction for one hour using standard retrieval methods, but obstruction remained inaccessible due to location deep within the fixture's internal trapway. Removed existing toilet and installed new replacement unit to restore full functionality to the home's only bathroom facility.
Completed furnace maintenance tune-up on 22-year-old Lennox heating system. During inspection, discovered inducer motor producing excessive noise at startup and drawing amperage beyond manufacturer specifications. Documented equipment condition with photos showing basement mechanical room installation, including furnace unit, ductwork, electrical panel, and associated piping systems. Recommended comfort advisor consultation and draft motor replacement due to failing inducer motor operation. System currently operational but requires component replacement to prevent failure during heating season.
Completed Family Rewards cooling maintenance visit on Lennox ductless mini-split system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including cleaning indoor unit air filters and inspecting blower wheel assembly, which were found to be in clean condition. Inspected outdoor condenser unit for rodent intrusion and debris—no issues detected. Rinsed condenser coil to ensure optimal heat transfer efficiency. Started system and verified proper operation with 20-degree temperature differential across the evaporator coil, confirming unit is performing within manufacturer specifications. All components operating normally with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed capacitor on outdoor condenser unit. System had not been serviced or cleaned in six years since installation, resulting in significant debris accumulation on condenser coil restricting airflow. Replaced failed capacitor with new unit to restore proper compressor and fan motor operation. Performed thorough condenser coil cleaning using pressure washing to remove built-up dirt, debris, and organic material that had reduced heat transfer efficiency. Verified indoor air filter was clean and in acceptable condition. Conducted operational testing of complete system following repairs. Measured supply air temperature at basement register showing 35.5°F and return air temperature at 57.9°F, confirming proper temperature differential of approximately 22°F and adequate cooling capacity. System restored to normal operating condition with improved airflow and heat rejection at outdoor unit.
Replaced malfunctioning zoning control and upstairs thermostat per estimate to resolve system issues that were not corrected by previous thermostat replacement. After installation, verified all zones linked up properly, adjusted fan speeds for heating and cooling modes, and reviewed thermostat functions with homeowner to ensure proper system operation.
Responded to service call for Lennox Pulse furnace experiencing short cycling issues, with burner igniting for approximately 45 seconds before shutting down repeatedly. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was cycling on and off continuously. Disassembled furnace and performed pressure test on heat exchanger, which passed successfully. Advised homeowner that unit is aging and replacement parts are becoming unavailable from manufacturer. Reassembled unit and conducted component testing to diagnose continued operational issues. Testing revealed control board was malfunctioning and generating false flame signal readings, preventing unit from maintaining steady operation. After discussing findings and repair options with homeowner, received approval to proceed with control board replacement. Installed new control board and verified furnace achieved stable operation with normal run cycles. Unit tested successfully post-repair. Homeowner requested follow-up appointment for new furnace replacement pr
Responded to customer concern regarding missing piping under kitchen window that was removed during previous installation but not reinstalled. Verified furnace intake and exhaust installation was completed properly with no deficiencies found. Documented electrical panel and system configuration with photos for service records, confirmed no corrective action required at this time.
Replaced leaking hammer arrestors on laundry fixture that was previously serviced. Customer had water turned off to prevent leakage. Visual inspection confirmed proper installation of new arrestors with secure copper pipe connections in the recessed wall access area.
Responded to a water leak emergency in the kitchen originating from the bathroom above. Upon inspection, discovered a faulty SharkByte toilet supply line connection causing the leak. Replaced the defective supply line and verified proper operation with no further leakage.
Diagnosed and repaired multiple water leaks at residence. Found corroded washing machine shutoff valve and leaking packing nut on ice maker angle stop. Replaced washing machine shutoff with new 2t-m2 valve and tightened packing nut on ice maker angle stop to resolve leaks. Restored water service to home.
Responded to warranty service call for recently installed water treatment system. Installed a hose adapter to existing ball valve on filtration unit, allowing customer to properly flush the softener tank without water spillage.
Completed replacement of 2-inch shower drain strainer and trap assembly that was leaking. Removed old components, installed new shower strainer and trap per estimate. All connections were properly sealed and system was tested for proper drainage with no leaks observed.
Diagnosed zone control system failure causing inadequate heating in upstairs zone (Zone 2). Testing revealed thermostat communication issues with zoning system, leading to heating deficiency and excessive window condensation. Determined zone control board is malfunctioning with intermittent power cycling; recommended replacement of zone control board and upstairs zone thermostat.
Responded to emergency service call for water leak on filtration system. Upon inspection, identified loose filter housing as source of the leak. Tightened filter housing to manufacturer specifications, which successfully resolved the leak. System tested and confirmed proper operation with no further water loss.
Diagnosed homeowner's no-heat complaint and found a non-functioning smart thermostat despite proper power supply to the unit. Determined the thermostat control board was failing and installed a new S40 thermostat. System is now operating properly with both zones functioning as designed on the 2016 Lennox natural gas furnace.
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