Removed four existing SR501 relay controls and installed a single SR504 relay control to properly manage all circulator pumps and thermostat connections. All circulators and thermostat wiring were landed and verified at the new control. Installed a Fast-Stat system on the upstairs zone to accommodate limited existing wiring and installed a customer-supplied Ecobee thermostat. Ran new control wiring from the SR504 to the boiler aquastat, replacing the previous jumper configuration. This now allows the boiler to operate only on a verified call for heat rather than continuously running off the high limit. Tested operation of each thermostat and corresponding zone to confirm proper circulator engagement, boiler operation, and system shutdown. All zones were labeled accordingly. System is operating properly at this time.
Water was leaking from behind the shower and the toilet had failed internals. To remedy these issues we cut the Sheetrock behind the shower to find the source of the leak and replaced the toilet. We found a pin hole leak in corroded pipe which we cut out and installed new copper pipe and installed the new toilet. Everything tested for leaks with non found at this time 12/11 Returned to install toilet seat
The customer reported that after installing an Ecobee thermostat in the living room, it was not communicating with the boiler. Upon inspection at the relay control, I confirmed that the thermostat was sending a signal to the relay; however, the relay had a broken wire, preventing the circulator from engaging. Each heating zone currently operates on its own older relay. I recommended replacing the individual outdated relays with a single modern multi-zone relay panel capable of handling all four zones. The customer approved the installation of a new SR504 relay panel, as well as a Fast-Stat system to support the installation of an Ecobee thermostat for the upstairs zone. We will return to complete the installation. The zone that is currently not operating is located in a room where the customer uses a wood stove, which is providing temporary heat.
Installed new 44 gallon well tank, tank tee, and pressure switch. Homeowner dropped lumber on tank tee and broke the boiler drain off with threads still in the tee and was in repairable. Tank set 38psi
Responded to a report of carbon monoxide (CO) and an odor in the home. Upon arrival, the Fire Department and Dead River had just completed their inspections. The homeowner, Diana, reported noticing a propane-like odor downstairs earlier in the morning. The Lyme Fire Department detected only trace levels of CO (10 ppm) in the garage and none in the living spaces. My own CO detector read 0 ppm at the boiler while it was operating. Both Dead River and the Fire Department concluded that the odor was likely caused by sewer gases originating from a rarely used bathroom adjacent to the boiler room. I reviewed all boiler safety procedures with Diana, including how to shut off power, water, and oil to the system in the event of an emergency. At this time, the heating system is operating properly and safely.
Looked at installing customer supplied rinnai heater
-The existing tailpieces and center waste outlet connections were found to be leaking. To correct the issue, we replaced the tailpieces, P-trap and installed a new center waste outlet to ensure a secure, leak-free connection. All new tubular fittings were installed using thread sealant on all gaskets. Both sink bays were filled completely and drained to verify proper operation. No leaks were observed at the time of testing. -During inspection, corrosion was noted on the hot and cold shutoff valves and the adjacent pipework beneath the kitchen sink. Both valves were replaced to restore proper functionality and ensure a dependable, leak-free water supply. The water to the home was shut off and the system was fully drained. Existing valves were unsoldered and replaced with new quarter-turn shutoff valves. New escutcheons and bell covers were installed. Water supply lines were reconnected, and the system was re-pressurized to test for leaks and proper operation. No leaks were present at th
The existing toilet was replaced due to its age and instability caused by rocking. The broken flange was also replaced and raised to floor level to ensure a secure installation. After completion, the toilet was tested, confirming proper operation with no leaks present. The customer was not home at the time of completion, and the invoice will be sent via email.
Replace kitchen and lavatory faucet in Lyme NH
