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On time! Text and email confirmations and updates were helpful! Chuc was helpful, knowledgeable and thorough!
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Matt was very professional, took care of the AC problem, explained everything. Very neat , organized . Put everything back after he was done. When I need your service in the future, I will always request Matt.
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Great employees at Huft! All of them were very helpful, knowledgeable and professional.
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Jet came out for a follow-up appointment to check the status of a leak in our system. Although he was not able to find the leak (he said it was most likely inside our walls), he gave us several options on how to best move forward. Jet was very helpful and friendly, and provided excellent customer service.
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I have a really old furnish and Mr Nguyen fixed it in like 5 minutes!! Very professional, informative and most importantly KIND. Thank you so much. May God continue to bless you and your family and Huft Heating & Conditioning.
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CST interested in new pot filler to be installed during kitchen remodel, Also interested in disconnect, reconnect of kitchen plumbing including new Ptrap, garbage disposal baffle, connecting to newly installed farm style cast iron sink with front apron CST also interested in comfort pump, for delayed time of hot water in master bathroom
Upon arrival heat not operational. Blower is not coming on. Blower relay is melted. Wiring is melted. Blower motor is leaking excessive oil. Faceplate of heat exchanger is failed in several areas. This is a potential safety issue. Severe thermal stress and corrosion present throughout. Left unit unplugged due to non operational and safety concerns. Ductwork is in very poor condition. Vapor barrier and duct insulation have completely fallen off in several areas. Unit is a 32 year old Goodman, closet/ground gas/electric split system. HVAC System and ductwork is in very poor condition. Equipment is past designed service life. Recommend system and duct replacement due to age, operating condition/cost of repairs, part availability, safety issues, efficiency and r22 phaseout.
Performed a diagnostic on a Carrier furnace for noise complaint. Noise is from having the wrong cooling fan installed on the inducer motor. Homeowner installed the cooling fan himself. Recommended replacing the cooling fan on the last visit but homeowner decided not to repair at that time. Emailed homeowner an estimate to replace the cooling fan.
Remove all insulation in attic. Seal attic floor anything smaller than a quarter. Seal around ductwork going down chase. Sanitize attic. Replace 18†return duct that is falling apart. Build wall with plywood OSB around furnace platform and path to furnace platform. Replace knee wall battening with R19. Baffle off all eave vents that need it. Blow in R38 fiberglass insulation and mark with rulers. 5% off if paying by check/cash.
Remove all insulation. Seal attic floor of any holes smaller than a quarter. Blow in R38 fiberglass insulation. Install any baffles needed on eave vents. Build plywood wall around catwalk. Install rulers. Not doing anything with batting.
Customer request sidekick inspection service performed sidekick inspection service on split system Lennox inspected flame sensor remove and clean flame sensor checked and adjusted gas pressure to 1.7 inches of water column on stage one and 3.5 inches of water column on stage to verify that heating system is operating properly with a 49° temp rise inspected coolant system operation checked refrigerant level foundRefrigerant level is proper verified system operating properly with a 20° drop As per customer request Made adjustments to manual dampers closed upstairs bathroom 50% closed master upstairs to force more air to furthest bedroom Will re-check with customer next maintenance Customer used one sidekick and one repeat filter today customer has four Tune ups and 4 filters remaining
Performed real estate inspection. Checked HVAC system in both heating and cooling. Checked all safeties and connections. Checked filter. Checked the duck work. Washed outdoor unit. System is operational at this time.
Performed Inspection per new homeowner’s request. Found several issues with the HVAC System. #1) No Secondary pan under 90% Furnace (Condensing heater) with water damage at catwalk #2) Both Heat Exchangers are failed, SYTSEM IS UNSAFE TO OPERATE DUE TO CONDITIONS. #3) Flue pipe is broken and leaking condensation into the furnace. #4) AC is operational but has Excessive Starting amps (LRA) pulled 200A at 62 degrees outdoor temperature. Compressor rated for 165A Max. Has HIGH RISK TO SHORT OUT AND FAIL. Total price for repairs $5,833.34 Heat Exchanger $4128.04 Secondary Pan $1,230 Flue Pipe Repair $475.30 Recommendations New HVAC Replacement due to conditions, age and efficiency.
Remove and properly dispose of existing split system. Provide and install one 3.5 ton Rheem gas split system. Installation includes equipment, materials, labor, permit, required testing, and taxes. Also need to redesign ductwork for a 3.5 ton system. Currently it’s ran for only a 2.5 ton system.
Remove and dispose of old HVAC system Install new Up-Flow Furnace and Evaporator coil in attic Replacing ductwork with R8 ducts (6 of them accessible, return included) air dampers and new high flow registers Install 2†Filter base side of furnace High Flow 20x30 stamp face return grille. Tape and seal all duct registers New HVAC secondary drain pan, modify condensation drain and pipe into existing drain system then flushed. New Gas Flex and sediment trap New Thermostat, Honeywell T6 Pro (Non-WiFi) Install new AC condenser New AC Pad New Service disconnect and electrical whip. Install I-Wave Air Purifier Install New 40gal Rheem Water Heater New Gas Flex and Sediment Trap New Earthquake straps Drain pan under Water Heater Install New water lines Install Expansion Tank
Remove and dispose of old HVAC system Install new Up-Flow Furnace and Evaporator coil in attic Replacing ductwork with R8 ducts (6 of them accessible, return included) air dampers and new high flow registers Install 2†Filter base side of furnace High Flow 20x30 stamp face return grille. Tape and seal all duct registers New HVAC secondary drain pan, modify condensation drain and pipe into existing drain system then flushed. New Gas Flex and sediment trap New Thermostat, Honeywell T6 Pro (Non-WiFi) Install new AC condenser New AC Pad New Service disconnect and electrical whip. Install I-Wave Air Purifier Install New 40gal Rheem Water Heater New Gas Flex and Sediment Trap New Earthquake straps Drain pan under Water Heater Install New water lines Install Expansion Tank Removed old water heater Installed new Rheem 40 gallon water heater. Installed new drip pan, 4 2x4 on wall with new earthquake straps, new water supply hoses, and expansion tank. Turned water on to test for water l
Replaced pressure switch, ran system for 30 mins. System operating correctly now.
Upon arrival Water Heater not working, failed Gas Valve And the furnace gas valve has a short, Sold HVAC Replacement with new ducts and i-Wave and water heater that was discounted per CVD to $1,500 Install date for HVAC Replacement 2 days, Tuesday & Wednesday (12th-13th) Water Heater Replacement on Tuesday the 12th Paying upon completion $11,950 by Check
