Responded to no-heat service call on a 20+ year old furnace showing diagnostic codes related to pressure switch issues. Upon inspection, cleaned components and cycled system multiple times, successfully restoring proper operation with no error codes returning. Identified clogged blower as underlying issue; recommended and replaced both blower motor and circuit board to ensure reliable system performance.
Completed comprehensive repiping work to address leaking copper piping. Removed damaged sections and installed new PVC supply lines with proper mounting brackets throughout the ceiling infrastructure. Implemented water care treatment to protect the newly installed system and prevent future corrosion issues.
Responded to service call for inoperative water heater. Diagnosed leaking tank in existing unit. Removed failed water heater and installed new 50-gallon Bradford White natural gas standard vent water heater. Completed all necessary connections, verified proper function, and ensured installation complies with code requirements.
Replaced malfunctioning thermostat that was operating intermittently with new Honeywell T4 WiFi thermostat. Performed complete wiring configuration despite absence of C-wire. Verified proper operation of new thermostat and confirmed furnace heating mode functionality with successful heating call.
Replaced non-functional 2004 Bradford power vent water heater due to seized blower motor that was causing no hot water. Installed new 50-gallon LP power vented water heater with proper venting through exterior wall, restoring hot water service to the residence.
Inspected Morton System Saver water softener that was not using salt due to salt bridge formation. Broke up salt bridge, cleaned brine tank, and performed system reset. Unit now functioning properly with normal salt consumption resumed.
Responded to service call for water softener leak. Discovered leak at bypass valve on main floor softener unit. Removed the leaking water softener and looped the existing 3/4" PEX lines together to maintain system functionality. Note: property was originally a duplex with dual softener systems; second softener remains in place and operational.
Performed semi-annual agreement maintenance service on furnace of indeterminate age. Completed comprehensive inspection including heat exchanger (camera inspection), venting, exhaust flue, burners, blower, inducer, all safety switches, flame sensor, igniter, and gas pressures. Noted rust damage inside furnace cabinet caused by condensate drainage issues from evaporator coil. System currently operating normally.
Responded to emergency service call for a pin hole leak on a copper elbow fitting connected to customer's water softener in the basement. Successfully repaired the compromised joint and also completed installation of a new kitchen faucet as requested. Utilized protective tarping during repair to prevent water damage to surrounding areas.
Responded to alert code 31 on thermostat for heat system with communication failure. Replaced thermostat which resolved initial code issue, however discovered no power to outdoor heat pump. Located tripped breaker that would not reset even after disconnecting heat pump. Determined electrical issue beyond HVAC scope; customer advised to schedule electrician to inspect circuit/breaker.
Performed scheduled furnace preventive maintenance, responding to intermittent startup issues. Inspected and tested all system components, including LP gas nozzle that was suspected of requiring cleaning. Evaluation of ductwork and combustion components showed normal operation with no malfunctions detected. System is currently operating within specifications.
Responded to a service call regarding a toilet leak. Upon inspection, found the toilet had been shut off due to leakage issues. Removed the existing toilet, replaced the wax ring seal, and reinstalled the unit properly. Tested for proper operation and verified no leaks were present after repair.
Diagnosed American brand natural gas water heater with no hot water issue; confirmed customer's suspicion of faulty thermocouple and identified failed pilot assembly as root cause. Provided customer with replacement options and estimates for new water heater installation.
Responded to no-heat call for 20-year-old furnace. Diagnostic testing revealed furnace would ignite but blower motor was seized and unresponsive when receiving power from control board. Customer declined immediate repair as they want to consult with previous company who replaced blower motor approximately 4 years ago.
Completed routine maintenance on 4-year-old Lennox furnace with heat pump system. Inspected gas valve assembly, control components, wiring connections, and ventilation ducts. All components functioning properly; recommended continuing regular maintenance schedule.
