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Jeremiah  V.

Jeremiah V. Job Checkin

Completed duct cleaning for the Bliss family. Arrived to jobsite and introduced myself to Mr and Mrs.Bliss. The couple had moved into home since last June and Mrs.Bliss has had been suffering from bronchitis ever since. They’ve also had some work and additions done to home since their move and has even experiencing the fine dust in the air. I explained to them about the duct cleaning and what it does and how to identify the best options for their IAQ needs. After identifying the coughing and wheezing I was able to identify the issues were underlying in Element 1 after having all of my questions answered from the Blisses. After discussing that with them, I completed my thorough inspection in vents (home had 12 vents, 3 wall returns and 9 ceiling supplies all galvanized steel). I was able to confirm cleaning after seeing the state of the ducts and making sure it was sealed properly up in attic space and not leaking. After getting go ahead from the Blisses to clean, I placed Drop sheet


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to perform preventative maintenance on HVAC system. Met customer at front door and we began to discuss what brought me out to their home, the maintenance I would be providing and a couple of concerns the customer had regarding the system. Customer purchased home almost a year ago and has had upper respiratory issues since being in the home. She wanted an estimate on duct cleaning and wanted to discuss the filter situation. Customer had odd size filter grills in the home and had specialty filters made in order to fit them. They are also undersized for the tonnage of the equipment. Equipment needs 1600 cfm and the current returns only allow around 900. After doing an initial inspection of the return based, I found it hard to increase current grill sizes without redoing the entire base of the closet. There was enough space in the living room area to cut another small return. System had a filter internally that hadn’t been cleaned in awhile. I took it out and cleaned it. It’s a re


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to perform preventative maintenance on furnace. Let family member know that I was here to complete the maintenance. Inspected the filters, blower assembly, motor, capacitor, electrical components, heat exchanger, evaporator coil, burners, flame sensor, ignitor, gas valve, inducer motor and overall condition of equipment. Cleaned flame sensor and dust off the burners and components. Blower wheel needs cleaning. Dust is building on it and will eventually start to affect the air flow and blower components as well. Checked thermostat operation, wiring, amps, temperatures and gas pressure. Though system is operating within manufacturing specs at this time, I do recommend blower cleaning still.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake K. I arrived for a previous customer on one room not heating. I inspected the rooms and found the supply air temperature in all three rooms to be 103-106 deg at the supply vent. The two rooms that are not being used have the doors closed and can’t get good air circulation in the rooms. I inspected the duct work in the attic and found the duct to be connected but is a 6” duct. I did offer to replace per duct run to all three bedrooms and increase it to a 8” duct to obtain more air flow. The attack is a very short attic and can’t have much more insulation blown in over the corner bedroom due to the short roof line. I recommended to leave the doors open to let the air circulate better in both rooms.


Kianoosh M.

Kianoosh M. Job Checkin

Kianoosh M out for Warranty Install, customer called with issues that system has not been cooling well. Said the thermostat was set to 73 and system would not get down below 75 today. The high outside was 87 and sunny. Inspected thermostat controls, checked blower, coil, and outside condenser. Customer has been using fiberglass see-through filters, strongly recommend changing to pleated filters. Explained the difference and showed customer how dirt and dust is getting through the fiberglass filters into the blower and evaporator coil. Outside condenser coil was dirty from running all summer. Checked temperature split, and getting a split of 12 degrees. Could not access attic to see ductwork / insulation levels because customer has items in the way. Washed condenser as a courtesy, checked refrigerant pressures, and 9 /8 degrees subcooling. Checked temp split and got 15 degrees. Also cycled system in heating as a courtesy. System is functioning as well as it can in heating and cooling


Jason B.

Jason B. Job Checkin

16OCT2023 Jason Brown Arrived for blue club fall tune up service. Spoke with homeowner about the systems performance. We don’t really use the heater, I haven’t turned it on this season. Cycled equipment at the thermostat and inspected furnace. Test pressure switch. Closing at -.5 test HSI 56 ohms test inducer .4a test and clean flame sensor. 6.6 MaDC adjusted gas pressure to 3.4 iwc with a 35 degree delta T. Remove blower assembly and inspect heat exchanger. Some rust on cell #1 but no visible cracks and no CO present in air stream. Reassemble equipment and check blower amps and cap. 5a and 4.9 mfd. this system is heating safety and ready for use. Home is equipped with monoxide detection. Filters were replaced within the week and clean.


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to perform preventative maintenance on AC system. Met customer at front door and discussed service needed and filters. He stated that he replaced the filters recently, so I left them a couple to change out in a few months. I inspected the blower assembly, motor, capacitor, evaporator coil, drain and overall condition of equipment. Checked condenser coil, compressor, fan motor, capacitor, contactor, electrical components, amps, temperatures and pressures of condenser. System is cooling properly within manufacturing specs at this time.


Kianoosh M.

Kianoosh M. Job Checkin

New customer estimate for new 4 ton system. There are a lot of existing Kodee issues that need to be addressed to even access the unit in the attic. Texting from the front porch would need to be removed and proper access built. This would be a two day project. Day one would be building the access with a secure way to close access hatch and build decking to unit. Day 2 would be removing and installing unit with any added code upgrades needed for system to function properly and pass code. Left estimate for Carrier Performance 2 stage, variable speed furnace, and x13 (13 speed) motor, 2 stage compressor 18 Seer Split system, along with added upgrades. New line set, system in 3” legs in new ac pad, new whip, disconnect, locking caps. New electrical to furnace, thermostat wiring and basket to new system, drain safety switch, drain pan, Jones valve and updated flue and gas connections. If needed, The goal will be to get the new system to pass code, but if there are any issues to meet this go


Kianoosh M.

Kianoosh M. Job Checkin

New customer, has 1 3 ton system and 1 4 ton system downstairs and 1 3 ton system upstairs. All are carrier. Spoke with homeowner, and they have had some issues with 410 downstairs and three turn ups are systems working. Told homeowner I would inspect systems to see whether or not they are working and what condition they’re in, and if a repair is needed that we would have to charge a service charge today, but if replacement is done through us, we can incorporate inspection and diagnostic wok with the estimate for replacement. Downstairs Horton system is completely out of refrigerant and compressor is on locked out. Evaporator coil shows signs and multiple and that a leak stop has been used in the system. Upstairs 310 system has some small leaks of the evaporator coil and appears to be low on refrigerant system is running at this time, but not well. All 3 systems are original to home and were installed in 2000. Went over repair versus replacement options with homeowner, left an estimate


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

I arrived for a new customer system replacement opportunity. I spoke with the homeowner and found that they want to replace the system and/or add mini split to some rooms. I inspected the system and found that it’s a 3.5 ton system on a 1800 sq ft home. I also found the only return on the system is in the kitchen and it’s a local return on one side of the house and the system is undersized on duct work. The set up of the system is in a garage closet and there is no room to add more return to the system. We would have to move the existing water heater over and add a return box and run returns up through the closet and over into the attic. I also found the support duct to be in tact but all the whys are stacked on top of each other and it’s causing the system to have a un even air flow and hot and cold spots throughout the home. I made this aware to the homeowner and strongly recommend to have the return duct increased and the supply duct replaced. I explained that we can just replace th


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

I had the w2 and y wires swapped on the heat pump thermostat.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

I arrived to wire in a outdoor thermostat to cycle the back up heat on at 38-40 deg.


Sam J.

Sam J. Job Checkin

Sam J - arrive to do a summer service on a Trane split system for a blue club member. Customer met me at the door and showed me to each piece of equipment. She explained that the bedroom on the front of the house was always warm and does not get good airflow. The system is already running when I arrive so I went straight into the attic to determine the duct issues. In the attic, I found that the bedroom had a Y that was creating unnecessary links, as well as sharp turns. I had an estimate to add a new line in that bedroom going straight from the plenum to the boot. This would also increase airflow to the bathroom and the dining area. Began servicing equipment by cleaning the condenser coil and checking the capacitor. And then moved indoors and check the capacitor for the blower motor as well as the amperage. Powered up condenser while recording amperage of compressor and outdoor fan motor. I then attached my gauges and temperature probes so that I can calculate the superheat an


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to give an estimate for replacement of existing system. Customer has an electric furnace and evaporator coil from the 80’s and the AC unit is from 1999. Went over options and discussed pricing.


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to service call for a system not cooling properly. Customer stated that the AC wasn’t cooling properly. He changed out the capacitor but that didn’t help the system. I checked the system over and found the unit low on refrigerant. Customer hasn’t had much of an issue with the unit, and it’s been running well until recently. Went over repair options and customer just wanted to charge system for now. Customer is aware there is a leak in the system but didn’t want to spend a lot of money up front just yet. I cant guarantee how long the refrigerant will last in the system before it becomes low again. Customer wanted to still charge it and if it needs more refrigerant before summers over he said we’ll discuss options then. I charge d the system with 3.2lbs of 410a to get proper superheat charge of 28 degrees. Unit is now cooling properly. Customer will call if he has any issues.