6850 West 47th Tr
Mission, KS 66203
(913) 268-6822

Local Reviews
for platte city, mo

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 11 customer reviews

Great

Walker was here today for my furnace mtce. He was timely, professional and efficient. I'm always pleased with the service I receive

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Excellent/Professional Service

Scott is the best. Very easy to work with….always striving to find the best solution to help his customers.

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Great response

They provided a great response in timely fashion to our emergency water main break.

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Main sewer line problems

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Great Service, so Friendly~~~

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Great Service

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New Garbage Disposal

Great service! Called late on Friday and they had a new disposal by noon on Saturday. I will be calling again!

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good job

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Great Service

The technician was really nice and took the time to explain any findings and suggestions.

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Graham W.

Graham W. Job Checkin

Oh, this job I was showing up for a routine maintenance. Static pressure looked well within manufacture specifications. All electrical components were functioning properly. All safety and limit switches were operating perfectly. Blower wheel was a bit dirty and the system itself has no surge protection. I brought this up with the homeowner. However, we will not be taking any action at this time.


Scott M.

Scott M. Job Checkin

Sold


Robert S.

Robert S. Job Checkin

Upon arrival checked all operations and electrical components. Static pressure was high, and the blower wheel was starting to become dusty. We have a supervisor arriving sometime today. We also noticed heat stress on the heat exchange. Recommended an electrostatic and Uv light filter to customer as well as a blower clean. Customer is holding off until spring for now.


Scott M.

Scott M. Job Checkin

During this visit I discovered that the rooftop unit that serves the main foyer and the infant care room was not completing the heat start-up procedures. The pressure switch had snapped at the outlet port. This may have been due to the age of switch and it’s exposure to normal vibrations (the plastic was aged and brittle). The new pressure switch was sourced and picked up during this visit. The pressure switch was replaced and confirmed to be functioning at the same values as the original. The unit returned to normal function after the repair and there was no carbon monoxide detected inside of the supply duct. Thank you, Jon Tech notes: AEON s/n 200807-AMGE43734, odt 33(*), (0.25iwc),


Scott M.

Scott M. Job Checkin

During maintenance I found the static pressure was high. Customer agreed to have a supervisor come out. Aside from that all main components where in good condition.


Robert S.

Robert S. Job Checkin

Today we returned to replace the control board and chip processor. After doing so system started up and is operating properly at this time.


Robert S.

Robert S. Job Checkin

Upon arrival we evaluated the system and found out it would not operate in any operations. We evaluated the air code and found that the micro processor and control board failed. Upon customers approval we will replace the control board and micro processor will be in on Wednesday and we will perform work on same day.


Graham W.

Graham W. Job Checkin

On this job, I was responding to a call for no heat. However, when I arrived a homeowner, let me know that the heat kicked on, but there was an issue with the fan. When the system was set to run fan only, it was hard to tell that it was on because the speed was so low. It would appear as if when one of the install guys came out to Put in a new board they did not change the dip switch settings. I rose the speed of the fan using the dip switches so that it was pushing an adequate amount of airflow. I made sure it ran on heat cooling and then back to fan before I left . Estimate


Robert S.

Robert S. Job Checkin

Checked all operations in the heating mode and inspected the furnace filter. Checked all operations in the heating mode and inspected the furnace filter. Checked all electrical components and preformed a combustion analysis of the furnace. Furnace was burning fuel properly and all electrical components were within factory specifications. Today I talked with customer about a better filter to help protect the system and improve air quality. Customer is holding off on having the electrostatic filter installed. System is operating properly at this time.


Corbin  M.

Corbin M. Job Checkin

10/18/23 During this visit the repairs listed below were completed and new parts were checked for function. Unit #3 was checked today (the other four yesterday) now that the blower motor is functioning in heat mode. There was no carbon monoxide in the supply duct and the temp split is in range. There was two stoppage moments during this visit due to rain. This is reflected in the total time listed below. Thank you, Jon Tech notes: unit #3 temp rise 57 (127-70), no CO in supply, *the new module has been updated by the manufacturer since the unit was made. The L1 terminal was removed and IND is now the proper place to land the former L1 wire. This is a parts only subtotal estimate for the repair of items discovered during the fall maintenance. Hourly labor will be added to this subtotal at the completion of the repairs listed at a rate of $139 per hour. Work to be completed under this estimate include the replacement of two capacitors on units #5 and 2 that are underperform


Corbin  M.

Corbin M. Job Checkin

Sourced parts and created an estimate for repairs needed after the fall maintenance visit,


Corbin  M.

Corbin M. Job Checkin

During this fall preventative maintenance was performed on five roof top units. Both the electrical and mechanical functions were checked on all units. Unit #4 had the gas pressure adjusted at the gas valve for 2nd stage. Repairs needed are listed under tech notes. All units with the exception of unit#3 (blower non-functioning) were checked for carbon monoxide in the supply duct with zero CO detected. A verbal approval was given to move forward with repairs however due to the supply house being closed an estimate will be created and sent in the morning and repairs to occur tomorrow as well once written approval is received. Thank you, Jon Tech notes: unit #5 odf cap 6.49 (7.5) Unit #4 auxiliary limit has been damaged and wired out of circuit. Unit #3 indoor fan does not turn on in heat mode (ignition board fails to turn on blower) Unit#2 odf cap 6.9 (7.5) The supply house for parts is closed at this time. Will create estimates in a.m. Materials list: ignit


Steve R.

Steve R. Job Checkin

10-17-23 Jon had a couple of units that were questionable concerning the combustion analyzer and fan operation in the heat mode. He’s got some quotes for repairs that need to be made but currently everything’s working safely. He’s probably got some detailed notes on what we looked at.


Eduardo T.

Eduardo T. Job Checkin

Pmht x2 heat pump within specs within static pressure contactor arching dirty blower wheel, geothermal unit within specs 16 psig 13.5 psig 2 1/2 lbs drop 11gmp 65f entering water


Nabatae A.

Nabatae A. Job Checkin

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 Replace UV bulb