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Yearly maintenance tech was thorough, did a great job. Very pleasant and took time to answer any question I had. Evan's tech's give A+ service.
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Teach was very sweet. So nice. He deserves a great review.
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Wes was very knowledgeable and very personable. He corrected all my concerns and was very helpful in pointing out a few things to do and watch out for. That was very kind of him. My father and I were very impressed with his service. Once again thank Wes and his great service is the reason we chose Evans Heating. Thank you.
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Wes was very pleasant and explained everything he was doing.
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Shalik was very thorough and professional when completing our furnace service
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Furnace maintenance and inspection. Furnace is in good condition and there are no concerns noted during visit. Client agreed to join comfort club and will consider joining for air conditioner in the spring. Client takes care of humidifier pad, and air exchanger filters.
Furnace Maintenance: Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently.
Furnace Maintenance: water damage found underneath the draft inducer motor, recommend monitoring for new water, if water is found recommend replacing. Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently.
Furnace Maintenance: Adjusted hi fire gas pressure from 3.9"wc to 3.5"wc as per manufacturing requirements. U.V bulb replaced. Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently.
Furnace Maintenance: Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently.
Furnace Maintenance: Water damage noted under the p-trap on the left side of the Furnace, Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently. HRV Maintenance: Removed and cleaned core/screens. Cleaned out cabinet.
INVOICE SUMMARY Service Call – No Heat - Arrived to diagnose no-heat issue. - Found furnace power switch turned off on arrival. - Client reported crackling at the switch and intermittent loss of power to the furnace. - E111 (line voltage polarity reversed) error was present. - Crackling occurred when the switch was turned on and furnace would not power up. - Inspected all high-voltage wiring; no damage found. - Determined the furnace power switch had failed internally and was not passing voltage. - Replaced defective switch. - Verified proper line voltage and cycled furnace multiple times—operating normally. - Maintenance was performed on November 3, and power switches are not part of maintenance checks, so today’s visit is billed as a service call. Results - Defective furnace power switch replaced - Furnace operating safely and normally
Work Performed: Follow-up combustion analysis on 2016 Daikin two-stage furnace after previous maintenance. Technician was concerned about higher CO readings during testing. Using a calibrated combustion analyzer, readings were taken and results showed approximately 85 ppm CO and 110 ppm CO air-free. Checked gas pressures, temperature rise, and overall combustion characteristics — all found to be within normal range for this Daikin model. Results: In my experience, these combustion levels are acceptable for this type of Daikin furnace, as Daikin and Goodman models are known to produce slightly higher CO readings while still operating safely and efficiently. Furnace is operating normally at this time and performing well after maintenance. Additional: Estimated client for a new Sensi Wi-Fi thermostat upgrade.
Performed maintenance on HrV and discussed the function and operations the unit. Educated customer about thermostat control and overrides built into the hrv. Hrv is fully operational. Customer wants to have us install a new thermostat. Installed new thermostat and set up account for customer. Tested system operation. Thermostat is fully operational. Customer will call in payment
Furnace Maintenance: Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently.
2004 Lennox high-efficiency single stage furnace — no heat, burning smell reported. Capacitor was replaced in August; upon inspection, capacitor tested OK. Found blower motor tight to spin and not rotating freely. Loosened blower wheel manually and inspected motor. Burning smell was most likely due to blower motor not spinning and the exchanger burning off dust with no air flow. Motor was found to be intermittently seizing due to internal wear. Was able to temporarily free the motor and energize it to complete a heating cycle for further diagnosis. All other components tested within specifications. Recommendation is to replace the blower motor, as continued operation may result in complete motor failure. Office will source the correct replacement and reach out to schedule installation. In the meantime, client will monitor furnace operation and only run heat when home to ensure the blower is operating.
Furnace Maintenance: Adjusted hi-fire to 3.5"wc as for the manufacturer requirements. Replaced the media filter with homeowner provided media filter for optimal airflow. Flushed the condensate P-trap and drain lines to maintain clear, efficient flow. Checked pressure switch tubing to ensure reliable performance. Cleaned and polished the flame sensor for optimal ignition. Ran full diagnostics to confirm the system is running smoothly and efficiently. Fireplace Maintenance: Thoroughly cleaned the firebox, removing soot, dust, debris, and any pests. Vacuumed and dusted the ceramic log set, restoring its polished appearance. Inspected wiring to confirm secure connections and overall safety. Cleaned and polished the viewing glass using a specialized fireplace glass cleaner for optimal clarity. Conducted a detailed cleaning of the pilot assembly to ensure reliable performance. The pilot still refused to stay lit, our pilot assembly needs to be replaced for proper operation. Reached out to
