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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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Our furnace bit the dust on the coldest week of the winter, called Evans and right from the initial call to a new furnace installed the following day, remarkable service. DO NOT hesitate to deal with Evans, they really do understand the meaning of customer service going above and beyond. Thanks Evans
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Shalick was thorough, informative, and was a very professional service technician. He reviewed the service call actions and recommendations, and was very good at answering all of my questions. I would not hesitate to have him continue to service our furnace in the future
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My 90 year old father and I were so nervous and anxious when our furnace wasn’t working. Evan’s worked quickly to have someone assess the furnace, order the appropriate part and then Jordan came and fixed the problem. He communicated what he was doing, kept us updated on progress and in short order had the furnace working again. We are so appreciative.
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Andrew was very polite, efficient, and did a great job. Our fireplace is working great. Thank you. We would recommend Evans Heating and Cooling to anyone needing great service and pricing.
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Chris is a very customer oriented person. He is knowledgeable and friendly
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Cameron did a very nice job of cleaning the glass of our fireplace. He serviced both our fireplace and furnace. The truck fee threw us for a loop...never heard of such a thing.
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Daikin AC servicd call. Upon arrival compressor was not coming on. Run capacitor had failed. Replaced capacitor under part warranty. System is now operating normally and cooling well with 17f temp drop Paid cash in full
Lennox Furnace Maintenance Cleaned and inspected furnace cabinet. Inspected all electrical components. All components looked good. Inspected all drainage lines, found no clogs. Furnace is in good working condition.
Rudd AC maintenance Cleaned and inspected condenser coil Inspected all electrical components. All electrical components looked good. Refrigerant pressures were good. System is cooling well. System is clean and working well. No concerns found.
Lennox AC maintenance and inspection AC is cooling well and in great condition at this time. Found no problems or concerns during visit
Lennox Ac repair - system not cooling Upon arrival - discovered outdoor unit was clogged Examined filter - filter is concaving and full or particles causing low airflow, combined with a dirty condensing coil. This was what was causing the system to not cooling Upon arrival. Discussed options with customer and perform routine maintenance to bring to unit back into working condition. See photos. Discussed comfort club - customer would like to join the comfort club for furnace and A/c
Work Performed: Responded to no cooling service call for an R-22 air conditioning system that we have not serviced before. Findings: Client mentioned it was topped up with refrigerant a few years ago Unit is currently low on R-22 refrigerant and shows signs of an active leak The compressor is intermittently making a loud noise, suggesting internal wear or failure System is aging and not a good candidate for repair due to: The high cost and limited availability of R-22 refrigerant The uncertainty of long-term reliability Potential compressor issues Recommendations: Repair is not economically feasible Recommended replacement of the AC system Furnace is also of similar age and the client requested replacement of both units We will be sending estimates for both air conditioner and furnace replacement
Work Performed: Service call for Lennox air conditioner not cooling – displaying error code 347 (relay failure). Findings: Client initially attempted to reset the system, but there was no change in operation. Upon arrival, client informed us that: The furnace is a rental from Enercare The AC was installed recently by Enercare as well Confirmed the AC unit has a 10-year parts warranty, but no labour coverage through our company Labour coverage may exist through Enercare, as both the AC and furnace are under their service Issue appears to be related to a low-voltage signal, possibly originating from the thermostat or furnace, both of which are Enercare’s responsibility No issues found with the outdoor AC unit itself at this time Outcome: We are unable to proceed with further diagnostic or repair work as the issue traces back to equipment not owned or installed by us Advised client to contact Enercare for further investigation and repair under their agreement
Air Conditioner Maintenance – Carrier (Installed ~2019) Work Performed: Performed full maintenance on Carrier air conditioner (first time since install) Outdoor coil was very dirty – cleaned thoroughly Checked filter and confirmed it was in good condition Inspected and cleaned condensate drain Checked system temperature drop – within normal range Confirmed AC is operating normally at this time Additional Notes: Furnace is an oil-fired unit (no natural gas available on property) Recommended to keep up with annual maintenance to ensure efficiency and longevity
Comfort Club Maintenance – Carrier High-Efficiency Air Conditioner (Installed 2019) Work Performed: Performed full Comfort Club maintenance Cleaned outdoor condenser coil Checked refrigerant levels, electrical components, and temperature drop Verified system operation – everything working properly at this time Client Notes: Air conditioner is in excellent condition Recommended to continue with annual maintenance as part of Comfort Club membership to maintain peak efficiency and extend system life
Furnace & AC Maintenance – Lennox High Efficiency System (Installed ~2009) Work Performed: Completed full maintenance on both furnace and air conditioner Cleaned outdoor condenser coil Checked refrigerant levels – noted to be slightly low, similar to previous year; no signs of a major leak Verified 16°F temperature drop, which is acceptable Inspected and cleaned condensate tubing Checked electrical components and system pressures – all operating within normal range Furnace operation checked – working normally; customer noted it is used infrequently due to use of wood stove for primary heating Client Notes: Will continue to monitor refrigerant levels over time System is functioning well given the limited usage Recommended annual maintenance continues to ensure reliable operation
Rudd AC maintenance and inspection. AC is working well and in great condition at this time. Found no problems or concerns during visit.
Call-Back Visit – Boiler Pressure Relief Valve Returned to assess continued leaking from the boiler's pressure relief valve after recent expansion tank replacement. System is now operating at 20 psi (previously exceeding 30 psi), but the 30 psi pressure relief valve is still discharging intermittently. Tapped on the valve to temporarily stop the leak. Placed a dog bowl under the outlet as a precaution. Recommendation: Advised customer to monitor the bowl for any new signs of leakage. If water collects in the bowl again, the 30 psi pressure relief valve will need to be replaced. If no further leakage occurs, the valve can be inspected and addressed during scheduled annual maintenance in the fall.
Job # 29681-E Service Call – Post Sewer Backup Assessment Customer reported a sewer backup reaching approximately 4 inches; visual inspection suggests actual water level was closer to 3 inches in the furnace and water heater area. No signs of water intrusion above the rim of the condensate pump—unit was unaffected. Blower motor wheel also unaffected; no water entry observed. Furnace Findings: Bottom of the furnace and side insulation were wet with sewer-contaminated water. Return boot also exposed to contaminated water. Recommend replacing or sanitizing affected insulation and return boot components. Furnace is currently operating normally. Water Heater Findings: Pilot light was out upon arrival. Inspected burner and pilot area—no signs of water penetration. Pilot tubing was clear; successfully relit pilot and confirmed burner operation. Some rust noted at the bottom of the water heater, likely due to age rather than the recent incident. Water heater appears to be functioning normal
