Responded to no-heat call for a furnace with dropping temperature despite unit running. Diagnostic testing revealed blower motor failure preventing proper air circulation. Replaced complete blower assembly due to unit age and efficiency considerations. System now operating within normal parameters with proper heat distribution.
Conducted inspection of existing 50-gallon standard water heater system and surrounding installation environment to provide estimates for replacement options. Assessed current setup in utility room which included the water heater alongside Carrier furnace and dehumidifier unit. Also evaluated ceiling/wall access points for potential tankless or power vent installation, documenting all findings with detailed photographs.
Responded to no heat call on 22-year-old unit. Upon inspection, determined system required routine maintenance. Changed air filter which restored proper operation. Visual inspection of evaporator coil and insulation showed no additional issues requiring repair.
Responded to no heat call for 9-year-old Lennox furnace with pressure switch lockout (6 flashing lights). Upon arrival, furnace was operational with signs of possible condensate drainage issues. Cleared condensate trap and vacuumed excess water. Suspect prior temporary shutdown due to possible frost buildup on roof exhaust termination that had since melted. Confirmed system was functioning properly and providing heat before departure.
Performed scheduled furnace tune-up with no operational issues identified. Inspected existing ductwork system, including flexible ducts and connections to plenum, confirming proper installation and insulation integrity. All systems functioning within normal parameters.
Responded to emergency water leak at property and completed scheduled 8am water shut off. Identified leak on meter horn and replaced both the meter horn and street side valve. Installation included proper copper pipe connections with brass fittings to restore water service and ensure system integrity.
Responded to service call for leaking reverse osmosis water filtration system under kitchen sink. Diagnosed issue with leaking 3/8" Female x 3/8" Push fittings at faucet connection. Resolved by installing 1/4" tubing with compression nut to faucet and installing 1/4" x 3/8" push fitting to RO system. System tested successfully with no leaks.
Responded to service call for a reported upstairs bathroom leak. Upon inspection, determined the toilet was the likely source of leakage. Removed toilet, replaced worn wax ring, and identified possible need for flange replacement. Documented additional plumbing issues with bathtub and sink areas showing signs of water damage and deterioration; left estimates for recommended repairs.
Replaced defective gate valve for front hose bibb and installed new ball valve, as the original was not closing properly. Also installed new ball valve for back hose bibb which previously had no shut-off valve. All installations were tested and verified to be functioning correctly.
Responded to a no-heat call for an 11-year-old Lennox furnace that was disconnected from the smart hub. Diagnostic testing revealed a failed smart hub and water leakage from the inducer motor, with evidence of significant wood deterioration and metal corrosion around the mounting surface. Replaced the smart hub, inducer motor, and collector box to restore proper heating function.
Performed furnace safety inspection on 16-year-old Bryant system. Conducted comprehensive flue gas analysis with readings of 95.4% efficiency, 4ppm CO, and appropriate stack temperatures. Inspection revealed compromised secondary heat exchanger, which is a known issue with this model. Documented condition with photos and informed customer of findings, but customer declined replacement options.
Responded to warranty service call for a leak that developed under the pressure regulator valve after previous water softener installation. Customer declined repair option to replace washers and re-tighten connections, instead requesting full replacement of the meter horn which was leaking at connection to water meter. Replaced meter horn with new copper meter setter to resolve the issue.
Performed seasonal HVAC maintenance tune-up on 22-year-old furnace system. Diagnostic testing completed with readings within acceptable parameters. Inspection revealed rust development in heat exchanger and burners. Advised customer to consider system replacement due to advanced age and potential for future reliability issues.
Diagnosed no heat issue on newly installed furnace. Found high stage heat blower tab disconnected, causing furnace to overheat and lockout after first stage. Resolved by properly connecting the blower tab to the ECM drive control board, restoring normal heat operation.
Conducted annual furnace tune-up on a 17-year-old system in 3-sided condo. Inspected electrical connections and control system components. System is functioning properly but at end of useful life; replacement recommended due to age.
