Arrived on site to convert and connect new propane stove. Provided an estimate for the work which was accepted. We removed all natural gas orifices and replaced them with the propane ones. Connected stove to existing gas line using a flexible connector. We then bubble tested each connection to verify there were no gas leaks. We then test ran oven and broiler as well as all the burners on the cooktop. Adjusted flame height when necessary. Stove is operating properly, however the outlet behind the stove needs to be replaced with a 120v gfci. Informed Aurora and the office will be reaching out to schedule an electrician to change it. Thank you for your business!
We removed the motors from the units where possible and cleaned three Modine units today. This included cleaning the internal coils, fan blades, motors, and unit housings. We tested the operation of all serviced units, and they are heating better than before. We will need to return to clean one additional Modine unit that we were unable to complete today. At this time, all units are operating as intended.
Arrived on site to inspect boiler vibrating. After our initial inspection we found that the flue pipe was disconnected and was causing the boiler to suck in exhaust fumes through the intake. We noted that the inside of the boiler had condensation and other signs of flue gases being present. We connected the flue pipe back up and performed a combustion analysis to verify system was operating properly. No CO leaks present and flue gas is now venting properly. Thank you for your business!
The existing water heater was found to be overheating and not operating properly. It was removed and replaced with a customer-supplied water heater to restore safe and reliable hot water service. The scope of work included disconnecting and removing the old unit, installing the customer-provided water heater, and completing all necessary plumbing and electrical connections. After installation, the system was filled, powered on, and thoroughly tested to verify proper operation, accurate temperature control, and leak-free performance. Due to it being a customer supplied unit Jerms has a 3 year workman ship warranty it dose not have a 1 year parts warranty.
Customer reports the boiler was not providing heat. Upon inspection, it was determined that the relay control was receiving power but was not activating the circulator pumps when called by the thermostat. With customer approval, the zone relay board was replaced. No work was performed on the boiler itself. The new control was reviewed with the customer. System operation was verified, and all zones are now responding and beginning to heat properly.
Performed annual maintenance on the Trio oil boiler. Replaced the burner nozzle, oil filter, and strainer. Brushed and vacuumed the heat exchanger and flue pipe. Tested and confirmed proper operation of all burner components and system safeties. Tested the boiler temperature and pressure relief valve and found that it failed to reseal. With customer approval, the failed relief valve was replaced. Purged air from the hydronic system and confirmed proper circulation throughout. Tested and verified correct operation of the entire hydronic heating system. Performed combustion analysis, smoke test, and draft test. Resealed the flue pipe test port using high-temperature silicone. The system is operating properly at this time.
Arrived on site for a report of the boiler system intermittently shutting down and visible leaks at the boiler piping. Colby stated that over the past two days he has found the emergency shutoff switch above the boiler turned off approximately five times, occurring both during the day and overnight. During the initial evaluation, I found the boiler high limit set to 140°F and the low limit set to 120°F. Colby explained that the domestic hot water had been excessively hot at the fixtures and that his father had previously adjusted boiler settings in response. I identified three failed and leaking Hy-Vents serving both heating zones and the indirect water heater. With customer approval, all three Hy-Vents were replaced. I then inspected the electrical system. Proper voltage was confirmed at the emergency switch, aquastat, and control relays. No hidden fuses or electrical abnormalities were found. The customer confirmed that the breaker has not tripped, and a visual inspection of the e
For this job, we cut open the wall as needed to access the existing laundry box and lowered it to the proper height to accommodate the newly installed wallpaper, ensuring correct alignment and functionality. The laundry box was securely repositioned and properly supported within the wall cavity. All plumbing connections were adjusted as necessary to maintain code compliance and reliable operation. Upon completion, the system was thoroughly tested to verify proper function and confirm there were no leaks. Any wall opening required for access was left ready for repair by others.
For this job I met with the contractor to discuss the scope of work to replace the fixtures in the first floor powder bathroom and relocate the laundry connections in the second floor laundry room. Estimates will be presented via email soon.
For this job, we removed and replaced the existing 3-inch copper drainage piping due to deteriorated, dry-rotted rubber Fernco couplings. The affected section of the 3-inch copper drain line was cut out and properly transitioned to new 3-inch PVC piping using code-approved fittings. The new PVC drain piping was reconnected to the toilet 90, the existing 2-inch copper drain, the 1-1/4-inch copper drain, and the 1-1/2-inch PVC drain. All drainage piping was reworked to eliminate the use of rubber couplings, ensuring solid, long-lasting connections. All joints were securely fitted, properly supported, and tested to confirm proper drainage and leak-free operation. All work was completed in accordance with current plumbing standards to ensure reliable, professional results.
For this service call, the homeowner reported a suspected leak originating from the attic. Upon arrival, two areas of water damage were confirmed in the ceiling of the primary bathroom. Inspection of the attic revealed leaks at two bathroom exhaust fan discharge lines; this condition had occurred previously and was only temporarily resolved at that time. The half-bath exhaust connection showed ice buildup at the transition from the plastic discharge line to galvanized piping, and the primary bathroom fan was leaking at the plastic connection to the unit, with sagging piping that allowed condensation to collect. After discussing findings with the homeowner, it was determined that the likely cause is reduced fan performance combined with uninsulated exhaust piping, allowing moisture to cool and condense before exiting the home. An estimate will be provided to replace both exhaust fans and to replace sections of the discharge lines with new, insulated metal piping to help prevent future
For this job, we came out to evaluate the copper drainage piping after finding two rubber Fernco couplings that were dry-rotted and in need of replacement. Upon further inspection, we determined that a remaining section of the original copper drain piping was still in place from a previous conversion to PVC. To ensure long-term reliability and proper drainage, we recommended replacing the remaining section of copper piping and properly tying it into the existing PVC system. In addition, we provided estimates for the installation of a laundry pump. The customer stated he would review the available options with his wife and will contact the office to proceed.
Returning tomorrow to replace electric water heater under warranty
Upon arrival of we tested the ,aster bathroom shower tomorrow test if it was turning on. Homeowner reported it didn’t turn on this morning. When we tested the shower it worked as it should. Both shower valves and bother shower systems shower head, body sprayer, and side sprayer worked appropriately. Temperature adjustment worked as it should as well. We took apart the handle and tighten everything associated with it re assembled and tested it again. Everything is operating as intended at this time.
