Richard performed periodic maintenance on our gas high-efficiency boiler. Richard is highly professional, experienced, and communicative, explaining with photos and words what he will and has done. Having worked with Innovative for 10 years, I’m continually impressed by the depth of Innovative’s bench. But Richard has quickly become my preferred technician!
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Lorenzo arrived on time and completed his work very quickly. He also answered all my questions.
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Thoroughly explained the scope of the work. Much appreciated.
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Thoroughly explained the work they would perform. Much appreciated.
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I have used Innovative Air to handle all my HVAC needs for many years. In my homes and business. I trust them with any size project. Maintenance to new installs. Thank you guys.
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Nigel was polite, thorough and took the time explain what was wrong and how he fixed it.
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View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-03E84A41D3264AB4AB80CD08433C092E Customer has a Leak from the domestic hot water heater: The customer had some work being done in the basement, and the mixing valve was knocked into and started leaking At arrival, there is a container underneath the mixing valve catching water- Study drip from union With two wrenches, secured the connection on the mixing valve after the temperature gauge to stop the water from leaking The system was tested and monitored for over 20 minutes The domestic hot water was run in the home And no water is leaking from the mixing valve. Also, when the hot water is off at the fixtures, there is no water leaking from the mixing valve. Customer is here to see that the drip is No longer than customer is going to monitor to make sure it does not come back If it does come back, it would require replacing the 1 inch mixing valve, which does not appear needed at this time
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-0CD691CEAF644C76B8E7678EF1223885 Customer has a leak from steam piping and possibly a cracked heat exchanger on steam boiler: At arrival, the thermostat is satisfied at temperature and the boiler is off check the steam boiler and piping the customer Pointed out two different locations where he states the steam piping is 100% leaking Before turning on the boiler, Test the low water cut off and automatic water fee to confirm normal operations- okay Then inspected heat exchanger from both the top and bottom- okay Fill the steam boiler up all the way filling past the sight glass to test the heat exchanger for leaks- none drain boiler back down to normal level- had to drain 4 - 5 gallon buckets before water level is back in sight glass call for heating and test operations- boiler fires normally monitor system and identify leaking areas. To repair these leaks the steam headed is going to need to be cut and re
Perform Duct cleaning and sanitizing for1st & 2nd floors system. Cut access opening in supply main trunk line to thoroughly clean main branch of ductwork with duct cleaning equipment. Remove return flexible duct for 1st & 2nd floor equipment return box Vacuum clean free of debris. Clean with duct clean machine. Clean and polished supply outlets. Patch and secure opening with patch plate, screws and aluminum tape. Ran fan and sanitize equipments with sanitizing machine. Set thermostat back to normal operation. Systems is back to normal operation. View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-33A24CD841A1408B93136E818B1B3DC4
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-F328C5C619A743FE99F4C057FF5DD237 Return to replace expansion tank and relief of gas fire water boiler: At arrival, the boiler is on and running shut System down at service switch the current boiler pressure is just under 30psi and the relief valve is not dripping Isolated expansion tank at ball valve removed additional pressure from tank and removed the expansion tank from boiler piping the tank is completely filled with water - drain out bad tank and removed the from home installed and secured brand new expansion tank in boiler piping open ball valve to new expansion tank letting tank fill and monitoring boiler pressure- okay boiler pressure is back down at a normal 20psi return power to boiler and test system operations multiple radiant, radiator and hydro zones are calling and boiler fires- normal operations monitor boiler pressure and temperature- okay boiler then gets demand call for DHW- test and
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-0E7AA2711B704707AB86C2D1B60B7ED5 Customer has no heat on the first floor: confirm that honeywell thermostat is calling for heating check hydro air handler in basement- blower is on and running but hydro coil is cold confirm that there is no call at the taco panel for the circulator pumps running to turn on confirm that there is control is not closing T T to engage the pump bad control board- customer approved repair and board is in stock on van shut power to air handler disconnected all electrical from control board and removed bad board from electrical panel installed and secured brand new board in place connect and secure all electrical back to control board and review all connections before returning power call for heating at thermostat- confirm T T is closed, taco panel getting call for heat, circulator pump is on and running, hydro coil hot and blower motor is on and running- normal operations cycl
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-D6CBEE64B26C4EFBB0C50A7643C5708E Return to replace first floor igniter, Solenoid valve for first floor humidifier, Install neutralizer condensate pump on first floor system: Shut the equipment off at the thermostat at arrival Disconnected discharge line from existing condensate pump Removed existing condensate pump from system drainage, and throw away Installed and secured brand new neutralizer condensate pump to the side of the furnace Install new neutralizer minerals into the condensate pump reservoir redo Condensate piping- The second floor heat, and AC, First floor, heat, and AC, And humidifier all drain into this condensate pump Separate acidic from not acidic water And pipe into system Connect discharge line to new Condensate pump and strap power wire your neat and clean and plug-in Test The new neutralizer condensate pump and confirm normal operations and no leaks Remove the existing igniter from
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-78421B6F399547F8BF8DF3136B600770 Preform maintenance on (1) boiler - new customer also has (2) hydro air handlers: Customer brought me down to the boiler room at arrival and stated that his boiler is making an extremely loud noise. The boiler fires for DHW and immediately the blower on the gas train is grinding and the boiler fires with a huge rumble - gas is pouring out of the system between the gas valve and blower assembly extremely strong. This boiler is 20 years old leaking- gas and in unsafe running conditions. shut gas going to boiler disconnected electric connections from the blower motor and gas valve disconnected electrical from the igniter and flame rod jump out all zones in taco panel to have all circulator pumps running to prevent freezing of hydro coils Spoke with Bryan on site - he is going to come out today to quote replacement- office to follow up Call customer on cell @ (914)- 439-
Replace gas fired furnace, A/C indoor evaporator coil and outdoor A/C condenser equipment only.
Perform maintenance on gas fired water boiler with four Hydro air handlers: HYDRO AIR HANDLERS: - All systems are controlled by nest thermostats - Shut nest thermostats down - Open air handler cabinet doors - Chemically sprayed, evaporator coils, clean, and clear - Polished primary drain pans - Chemically sprayed and polished inside of air handler cabinets and component - Polished and inspected blower motors, wheels, and assemblies - Secured and inspected electrical wiring, connections, and components - Replaced and dated all air filters - 13x21x1 / 20x21x1 / 16 x20x1 and 24x24x1 - Inspected all Hydro coils- call for heating from nest thermostats- confirm that blower motors are on and running, and Hydro coils are heating properly GAS WATER BOILER: - shut down equipment - Removed all burner tubes / flame guard and roll out switch - Preformed maintenance on pilot assembly and spark ignition - Vacuumed and dusted out boiler cabinet and components - Vacuumed and dusted out all burn
Completed heating maintenance on one weilmclain High efficiency, hot water boiler checked and clean, hot surface igniter and flame sensor checked expansion tank, automatic water feeder removed and cleaned condensate reservoir cleaned condensate pump and replaced neutralizer rocks turn system on checked operations left system working View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-7B8F0034E34B454DA813C713FE4F87AC
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-49440B0BF7E54B208F7EFB35C604D1B9 Customer has no heat from one of his Carrier gas fired furnaces: At arrival, the thermostat is calling for heating Check furnace and mechanical room- Found that the system was showing an error code of 31 Indicating issue with pressure switch / Inducer motor Try to reset furnace, but the error message comes right back after the 90 second blower on at start up try bypassing pressure switch- motor does not come on brought direct 120 to inducer motor to confirm the motor is operational control board replacement on carrier furnace is recommended The customer also has a water heater that is 23 years old. The Mechanical room is extremely tight and I don’t see how you would be able to get this Water Heater in or out. I believe there is old brass piping, connecting to the water heater and not copper. There is no pitch on the venting- With the existing set up, Plumbing and acces
Today I arrived on site to address the heating and AC system in the kitchen and living room area. Blower Motor Replacement:Returned to install a new blower motor in the AHU. Completed blower motor replacement on the AHU. Upon arriving at the property, the client Ma went to the basement that is the AHu corresponding to the kitchen area and the living room. I explained to the client about the work scheduled for today. The client agreed to have the repair done. I proceeded to prepare and clean the work area. I proceeded to do a road inspection of the system. I found the blower motor making an abnormal noise. I proceeded to disconnect the cables from the defective motor fan. I disassembled the AHU's fan bike. I proceeded to install the new fan motor. I proceeded to make the connections and adjustments necessary to conclude with the installation of the new blower motor of this unit. I started and monitored the system for about 10 minutes. The system did not fail or malfunction
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-A243-B9031D69538F45138F4F94D334CBFFC8 Return to replace the condensate neutralizer pump and the igniter for the Navien gas water boiler: Disconnected electrical going to neutralizer condensate pump Disconnected discharge line going to neutralizer condensate pump Remove the existing neutralizing condensate pump that is mounted on the wall Remove the existing drainage tubing off of the Condensate trap going to the neutralizer pump Installed minerals into brand new neutralizer pump Install and mounted brand new neutralizer pump on wall in boiler room Install and secure electrical to neutralizer pump Install new 1/2”-3/4” threaded adpt to condensate trap and pipe in new drain line in 3/4 PVC to neutralizer pump open boiler cabinet door removed ignition assembly from Boiler and disconnect electrical connections Installed and secured brand new ignition assembly into boiler Installed and secured electrical to new i
Preform maintenance on heat pump system with electrical back up heating and bypass humidifier: - open air handler cabinet door - chemically sprayed, brushed and rinsed indoor evaporator coil clean and clear - brushed primary pan and ez trap clean and clear - chemically treated primary pan and drain line - added condensate tablets - flushed and tested all drainage with hot water - secured and inspected electrical wiring and components - replaced 18x18x1 air filter - the customer has a humidifier with the wrong water panel installed - removed old water panel- washed and clean cartridge, installed #45 water panel and tested system operations- normal - call for heating and test heat pump operations - condenser is on and running - blew out and dusted electrical cabinet and components clean and clear - immediately found heavy traces of oil at condenser - connect gauges to equipment and found system low on R410 A - this is a Lennox condenser with leaks around the reversing valve The custome
Today I arrived on site to address the circulated pump replacement. Circulated Pump Replacement:Installed a new circulated pump for the kitchen area. Unit is now operating. This pump is for the Heating and DHW system. Upon arriving at the property, the client directed me to the basement where the heating system is. I proceeded to do a visual inspection of the system. I noticed that the circuler pump in the kitchen area was making noise. I showed it to the client and explained to her about the repair that would be done on this occasion. The client accepted that the repair be done. I proceeded to organize and clean the work area. I proceeded to isolate the area of said repair will be executed. I proceeded to disassemble and disconnect the defective circuler pump. I proceeded to install the new circuler pump in its place. I made the necessary connections and adjustments to conclude the repair. I proceeded to bleed the kitchen area. Start the system and monitor for about 15 min