Steve did a great job and took the time to teach me how to clean my unit myself. He also gave us good information on how to save money in the future with out propane.
DJ is great. He came to do maintenance work for our water softener and flush our tankless hot water system. As always DJ was personable and professional. Always a pleasure to work with him.
Steve was great. He fixed our issue. As with every DorMar employee that has been to our house he was very professional and personable. Great experience as always.
DJ is excellent. Very personable and professional. Everytime he has come for either an installation or maintenance he’s been great.
As always, Zach did a fantastic job. He is personable and professional. It is always a pleasure to have him come to our home to do work.
Zach was fantastic. Both professional and personable. As always, excellent service from DorMar.
I was called to a residence to investigate a problem with a cat litter box. Upon investigation, I found that the half-inch PVC valve, which was indeed supplied by the filter itself, had cracked under the water pressure remedy. We will replace it with a brass bulb valve for more of a structured foundation and least point of leaking. We will additionally refund the client $500 for the destruction of the automatic cat litter box in the basement that no longer works. We apologize for the inconvenience and we appreciate you continuing to use Dormar. Thank you.
I was dispatched to a residential home for a no-cool call. Upon arrival, I checked the indoor unit and found no fault. I then checked the outdoor unit and found that the capacitor was faulty. I replaced the capacitor and the unit ran as it should.
I am a skilled professional that works for a Dor-Mar Heating & Air Conditioning company. I recently completed a job at a residential home in the city. I arrived at the home and verified that the indoor airflow was good, the blower ants were functioning properly, the outdoor running errands were operating as expected, and the refrigerant levels were within the manufacturer's specifications. I also verified that the template was functioning correctly. The system was operating well.
I was called to a home in the city to repair multiple waterline leaks. I arrived at the home and found that the waterline had been damaged by a tree root. I used a pipe cutter to remove the damaged section of the pipe and then replaced it with a new section of pipe. I also installed a spin down filter to help prevent future waterline leaks.
I was called to a home to check on a tankless water heater that was not producing hot water. I checked the filters, flame rods, and condensate trap. I flushed the tankless water heater and checked the gas line going to the unit. I found that the gas line was incorrect and was throwing a code 11. I called Rheem to send a technician to the home to fix the issue. I also asked that Jordan, another technician, be sent to the home to check the issue as well.
I was called to a home to repair a leaky faucet. Upon arrival, I found that the faucet was a Delta kitchen pull-down faucet. I replaced the cartridges and shower cartridge.
I arrived at the client's home to perform routine maintenance. I checked the blower amps and capacitor, airflow, and the outside unit. I could not access the electrical cabinet, so I informed the client that I could not check the internal components. The refrigerant levels were good, but the temperature split was poor.
I was a home service technician who completed a job for a client. The job was to replace a broken water heater. I arrived at the client's home and assessed the situation. I removed the old water heater and installed the new one. I also made sure that the new water heater was properly connected and that the client was satisfied with the work.
I was called to perform routine AC maintenance on a client's home. Upon arrival, I noticed that the indoor airflow was good, but I could not access the blower compartment due to cluttered areas and not being able to move items out of the way. I then went to the outdoor unit, but I could not access the outdoor units, pressures, or electrical cabinet due to space issues. I took photos of the area and informed the client of the situation. I also informed the client that the temperature split was 18° and that the clients had just moved in.
Showed up to no cool, found that unit was under charge, they just recharged it the other day, IGS is currently discussing replacement options, and will get back to us. Should they want to move forward with replacement, will need to go back out to complete Hvac sales checklist form Due to complications.
Showed up to perform maintenance, client was not home at first, Outside. Unit had failing capacitor, and appeared to be slightly low on refrigerant, then client got to the home, went inside and found that air filter was dirty, replaced air filter, checked blower amps, checked blower motor and found that it was leaking oil, checked age of systems and found that air conditioner was from 2012 and furnace was from 200seven, discussed repair versus replacement with customer, customer said they’re leaning towards expensive repair rather than cheaper replacement. But will call the office to schedule a follow up
Replaced flame rods and igniter. That did not fix the problem.