Madison was great! Thorough and communicative. Highly recommended.
Jorge was fantastic. Knowledgeable, friendly and very helpful
Response from Cool Air Solutions:
We count ourselves lucky for customers like you and look forward to working with you again in the future!
On time polite. Let me know that cool solutions works around permitting by having the homeowner do it. dont know yet if I should worry
Michael was terrific. Professional, courteous and knowledgeable. Another great experience with Cool Air Solutions who I have been doing business with for 5 years.
Brian spent much time examining my present system and discussing the various options for its replacement.
Performed diagnostic and repair on Goodman furnace.
Performed AC maintenance and completed 20 points inspection on Lennox system
Performed heating maintenance on 2 year old Lennox unit.<br> <br> Cleaned return grate. Replaced filter with new owner-supplied MERV 16 filter. Temperature rise is within limits. Inducer amp draw as well as total system amp draw is within limits. Checked all electrical connections. Cleaned flame sensor. Tested all safety switches. Tested resistance of hot surface igniter. Inspected blower compartment and found blower wheel to be clean and balanced. Surge protection device is still active. Was unable to test external static pressure due to space constraints. Inspected ductwork and found it to be in good condition.<br> <br> Denise mentioned the room upstairs at the end of the hallway receives too much heating air. Because of this I closed the damper for that room from 60% to 30% and checked the supply on 2nd stage. During the summer this will most likely need to be opened up to keep up with the heat load of this room.<br> <br> Prior to departure I ensured the furnace was ope
Maintenance performed on carrier system. Checked amp’s of blower motor and furnace itself, system using low amps. The filter was still clean and can be replaced next maintenance visit. The temperature split was in range to heat home properly. Coil is clean, and gas line is in open position. Turned heating off and checked through all electrical components. All components operating correctly. Second system I started with the thermostat. Giving a call for heating, and going to furnace to start maintenance. Temp rise of 40-70 needed, I got a temp rise of 45. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris and it’s clean. Filters need to be replaced next visit. Hot surface igniter not cracked or having white spots. Flame sensor still working good, no need to be cleaned. Ducting done correctly, and all runs intact. Inducer motor is working efficiently. House heats good and ready for winter. System is operational upon departure. Added two phe
Igniter was left unplugged from maintenance. System operational.
Igniter was left unplugged from maintenance. System operational.
Igniter was left unplugged from maintenance. System operational.
Igniter was left unplugged from maintenance. System operational.
Performed a heating maintenance on a 2016 Lennox system. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filters where not changed this visit. System was fully operational on time of departure.
Performed a heating maintenance on one Lennox system and one American standard unit. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filters where not changed this visit. Both systems where fully operational at time of departure.
Began my maintenance on the right hand side of house. During my twenty point inspection, I started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. Opened condenser cabinet and checked everything thoroughly. Starter (good), fuses (good), fan motor amps (0.8 ), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 21, sc 0, osa 84, delta 20. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). House cools great and ready for summer. The second unit was on opposite side of home. I started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. Opened condenser cabinet and checked everything thoroughly. Starter (good), fuses (good), fan motor amps (0.7 ), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 21, sc 0, osa 86, delta 19. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroug
Started with checking unit on left side of home. Owner said that thermostat to house doesn’t bring down to temperature they desire. I hooked up my gauges and checked my temperatures. Temperatures were reading fine, no refrigerant needed. I checked out compressor amps and fan motor amps. Amps are drawing high on both. One thing I saw was the bottom of the condenser coil was starting to deteriorate. It falls off with just a brush of the finger. Made it aware to owner, but she mentioned she just bought a system from us on her other home. She said she’s still paying off other system, and would like to wait on speaking with someone about potential replacements. Till she finishes paying off other system, she’ll give us a call for estimate and supervisor. Charging for diagnostic.