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Steve is a very nice man and it is a pleasure working with him.
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Patrick was clean and efficient explaining everything he did.
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Shane was prompt and professional. Helped with my water heater and also pointed out a few things to watch out for in the future. (Which I appreciate since I have to work those things in to my future budgets.) Overall great experience.
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Corbin did a great job on my HVAC routine maintenance. He even noticed a small gas leak and fixed thar too. Thank you Corbin!
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Came home from vacation lastnight, AC outside unit not working and 88 degrees in the house. Got on line, sent them a note. They called @ 7:30 this morning, tech arrived @ 8:30, job done by 10:30. Jake was a great tech, very communitive, job well done. This is the company to use.
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My elderly parents air conditioner stopped working, on a very hot day. We called LBA. The customer service person sent a tech, Daniel Aguilar, out to their house promptly. Daniel was both polite and professional. His easy going manner put us at ease. He quickly resolved the issue and got their air conditioner running.
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I have used LBA for 20 years and received great service each time.
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Their radio commercials say it all—PERFECT IS THEIR MIDDLE NAME. I was so pleased by their service I would recommend them to anyone!! Very friendly and extremely knowledgeable!!
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Pmht blower motor leaking oil, blower wheel extremely dirty, duct work dirty, igniter is bad and capacitor is low cx decided to go with a whole new unit.
Pmht no gas leaks, co in flue within specs. Heat exchanger no cracks, a coil is clogged with a lot of debris to the point hardly any airflow is crossing explained to customer of future damages that can potentially happened due to clogged coil, static exceeding current max rating, return duct work is in hallway, no way going underground to check supply runs, down flow system
They are completed your annual heating maintenance and found it plays customers approval. I replaced the flue with double wall b vent found that static pressure was excessively high and try to set up for a field supervisor to evaluate but she is going to talk to her husband first and let us now performed. Humidifier tuneup changed, air filter and everything else is operating as it should at this time. Thanks for having me out today, Eli.
Company arrived Thursday, September 21. Customer stated he noticed water stains on first floor ceiling. Customer notice the issue after replacing toilet directly above on second floor. Determined the cause of leak was faulty sealed between shut off valve and supply line. Supply line was an unusual size. Instead of 3/8 it is half-inch. Informed customer of the problem. Customer said he would fix the problem himself.
During this visit I performed planned maintenance on two rooftop units. Steve joined me however he was called off. We have a Cambridge unit heater to still look at and inspect. He was called off due to an outage. We also ran into a high ambient and it was decided to address the Cambridge unit when the ambient has cooled.
9-21-23 Helped Jon but he didn’t check out and two rooftops. They do have a Cambridge unit for the warehouse but it’s too warm to run that right now. I’ve come back on it, plus I can show Jon how it works.
Furnace maintenance CO readings 0PPM, cleaned flame sensor, inspected burner compartment, inspected gas valve and pressures, inspected flue pipe, inspected draft inducer motor, inspected limits and safeties, checked all electrical connections, inspected pressure, switch, inspected heat exchanger, inspected blower wheel and blower motor, inspected circuitboard, tested amp draws, checked filter, cycled unit for proper operation
9/20/23 Created a time + materials estimate for the replacement of the thermal expansion valve and adding a liquid line filter drier inside close to the expansion valve. This estimate was emailed to the client.
During this visit we performed planned maintenance on 6 rtu units. The filters were changed in each unit. All units except for one passed all diagnostic tests and are ready for the winter season. The unit that has not been cleared is the rtu that serves the mechanic shop office. This unit is functioning and the electrical side of the unit tested good. The only item to accomplish before it can be cleared is to run a combustion analysis. We will be stopping by to do such in the near future. While on-site a fan shroud was reattached and there was a loose wiring connection that was tightened. Thank you, Jon
9-20-23 Picked up filters at the supply house. Help Jon get started on the tuneup, than had to pull off.
Possible txv issue. Will contact Rick before presenting options. Photos of some of the info gathered on-site are attatched. There was definitely a heat load and proper airflow including total static pressure that would at the very least be a 37deg coil. I found the sensing bulb inside of the evap case and moved it out of the case. When exposed to the warmth of my hand the sub cooling dropped into 7.4 and the coil temp went up to 42deg. The valve does react but only in the midrange. It’s either sized wrong, screen clogged (I did hear it whistle when I heated it open), The compressor does pull down. I also have a concern about the age of the furnace. The A/C system is two years old and the furnace is much older. There are options.
Pmht unit working within spec, rec duct work to be cleaned out extremely dirty. Has 4 cats in basement rec wearing a mask.
Arrived to remedy an inoperable air conditioning system. Upon inspection of the system found that the signal wires for the condenser had been pulled and were disconnected. Resecured the signal wires and had the system turned back on. System started up and operated as designed. Checked the rest of the system to ensure there are no other issues that could cause another outage. Found that the system is operating with high static pressure. It’s means that the system is struggling to pull air into it and supply it to the rest of the house. Found that the blower wheel is heavily coated in dust and debris. This will prevent the system from moving the correct amount of air. Found that the heat exchanger is cracked and can allow carbon monoxide into the home. This makes the system unsafe to operate. Due to the furnace being unsafe turned the gas valve off. Homeowner did not wish to speak with anyone about having the heat exchanger repaired or about receiving estimates for a safer more efficient
Company arrived Friday, September 15. Customer is having issues with kitchen garbage disposal. Disposal turns on but does not spin. Checked reset button and it is not tripped . Attempted to unjam disposal, but it spins freely. Determined that the Motor had burned out. Provide customer with three different disposal options. Customer chose half horsepower with three-year manufacture warranty. Performed install of disposal. Reassemble drain and tested. Proper operation restored with no leaks.
