Responded to warranty service call for recurring humidifier leak. Discovered missing drain line causing water damage to adjacent carpet and found condensate pump outlet line severely kinked around ceiling tile. Installed proper humidifier drain line and rerouted condensate pump discharge line to prevent future kinking and leakage issues.
Responded to warranty service call for newly installed boiler (approximately one week old) with no heat issue. Diagnosed and replaced failed circuit fuse, which immediately restored proper boiler operation. Monitored system for an extended period to verify consistent operation and confirm heating function was fully restored to the vacant property.
Completed warranty service on customer's 6-month-old Lennox furnace where an inspector had identified water leaking from behind the tape covering the combustion analysis hole. Removed deteriorated tape, applied new sealing tape with proper adhesion to eliminate wrinkles, and verified proper sealing. System is now functioning correctly with no moisture leakage from the combustion/exhaust components.
Diagnosed intermittent GFCI tripping causing condensate pump failure and water leakage. Replaced faulty condensate pump and corrected improper low voltage wiring between thermostat, furnace board, and humidifier controls that was causing operational issues. Replaced humidifier controller, verified proper system operation through testing cycle.
Installed water line connection for a humidifier system utilizing a tee fitting. Successfully completed the repipe work above the heating unit, ensuring proper water supply to the humidifier. All connections were secured and tested for proper function.
Removed toilet to investigate leak affecting downstairs bathroom. Inspection revealed deteriorated toilet flange with significant mineral buildup and corrosion. Flange showed signs of water damage with discoloration around edges, suggesting ongoing leak issue. Found wax ring compromised and requiring replacement.
Responded to callback regarding persistent shower leak. Upon inspection, identified defective shower valve as source of the problem. Removed and replaced shower valve assembly to resolve the leak.
Responded to return service call for tub drain leakage that was previously serviced. Inspected P-trap assembly in crawlspace, identified insufficient lubrication causing seal failure. Applied proper lubrication to P-trap connection, verified complete resolution of leak with no further seepage observed.
Responded to no heat complaint on aging system previously converted between NG and propane. Inspection revealed multiple critical issues including rusted burners, caked heat exchanger, failing inducer motor, and gas valve with pressure regulation problems. Due to extensive deterioration and multiple component failures, complete system replacement was performed rather than costly repairs on the end-of-life equipment.
Conducted assessment for reinstallation of customer's wall-mounted flat panel radiator. Completed detailed scope of work, determining necessary materials for repiping and connection to existing system. Prepared comprehensive estimate for client review and future scheduling of installation work.
Responded to no-heat call on a 3-year-old furnace that failed to operate. Diagnostic testing revealed a malfunctioning control board and significant rust formation on and around the limit switch. Jumped limit switch during troubleshooting but system continued to display limit fault code, confirming board failure. Recommended replacement of both control board and limit switch due to corrosion damage.
Responded to no heat complaint on older dual-boiler system. Identified mechanical failure where boiler attempted to fire but couldn't maintain operation due to broken coupling on Bell and Gossett pump. Replaced coupling, cleaned and lubricated pump shaft and impeller assembly, then verified full system operation through multiple heating cycles.
Performed comprehensive tune-up on McQuay heat pump system. Inspected electrical connections and verified proper operation of the unit in heating mode. Cleaned condenser coils and filter, checked for water leaks, and confirmed proper voltage at control box. Noted existing thermostat lacks C-wire required for WiFi thermostat upgrade - would require either new wiring or installation of adapter module. Also inspected electric baseboard heating system, which is functioning normally. Unit is operating within specifications.
Successfully replaced faulty ECM blower motor in furnace unit. Installed new motor, reconnected wire harness terminals and interface control module, then performed complete system testing to verify proper operation of all components. Unit now functioning correctly with no issues observed.
Replaced customer's bathroom sink assembly after previous DIY attempt caused damage. Installed owner-provided granite countertop with undermount ceramic sink, new Moen lavatory faucet, shut-off valves, and supply lines. Corrected issue with spinning shut-off valves that prevented proper water control to the fixture.
