Outstanding service from Jeremy. I haven’t had my HVAC unit service before. The pricing was very reasonable and Jeremy provided additional services I could do to keep my system running well. Thank you for the Excellent representation of Loving Air.
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Loving Heating and Air has been the company we worked with since purchasing our home. Their service has been prompt and thorough. The technician today was very concerned with making sure my spring maintenance was done well and my unit ready for the warmer months. Everyone is always polite and courteous.
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Shawn conducted our semi-annual maintenance inspection. He arrived on time, was very professional and did a wonderful job on informing us of what he was looking for when conducting the inspection. He thoroughly went over the results and I highly recommend him and Loving Air.
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Shawn Hatton was very efficient, knowledgeable, and customer oriented.
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I would like Mark to return for our winter service when it is due
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All wiring is tight and in good condition. The system is clean. All motor amps are in correct range per manufacturer specifications. No refrigerant leaks found at this time. The refrigerant pressures are in correct range per manufacturer specifications. I cleaned the dryer vent during this visit. I completed our check sheet for the system. The system is working properly at this time. The customer signed up for our club membership.
Arrived at customers residence and was greeted by the customer and was led to the thermostat at this time and it is functioning properly. Tape and ductwork joints are tight and neat and without any visible defects or air leaked at this time. Refrigerant lines are tight and neat and Arma flex insulation is intact and without any visible defects or issues at this time. Inspected metal flue pipe and it is tight and neat and every joint and fitting is securely fastened together with 3 self tapping screws at this time.Inspected emergency shut off switch and it is functioning properly at this time. Inspected condensate drain and it is clear at this time. Ez trap safety switch is functioning properly at this time. Inspected gas line and it is tight and neat and manual gas shut off valve is functioning properly at this time. Inspected evaporator coil and it is clean at this time. Inspected blower motor and wheel and they are functioning properly at this time. Electrical connections are tight
All wiring is tight and in good condition. No refrigerant leaks found at this time. The drains are cleared and flushed. The water safeties are working properly at this time. The refrigerant pressures are in correct range per manufacturer specifications. All motor amps are in correct range per manufacturer specifications. I completed our check sheets for the systems. The systems are working properly at this time. The customer declined options at this time.
Greeted customer at front door and informed him on what I am doing today. He showed me the location of units. Preformed maintenance inspection on heat pump system. Checked indoor coil and found it to be clean. Preformed leak search on coil and didn't find any leaks at this time. Wiped down blower motor wheel per contract. Checked blower motor amp draw and found it to meet manufacturer set points. Checked outdoor coil and found it to be clean with no signs of leaks. Checked compressor and outdoor fan motor amp draws and found them to meet manufacturer set points. Checked outdoor capacitor and found it to meet manufacturer set points. Checked pressures with gauges and found them to meet manufacturer set points with current outdoor temperature. Informed the customer of the copper pipe above his water heater. Didn't notice any leaks at this time. Checked the house dryer vent and notice some builded up, customer informed me he had it clean this past November. Also informed him about
Greeted customer at front door. Informed her of what I will be doing today for the maintenance. Preformed maintenance inspection on heat pump system. Checked indoor coil and cleaned it per contract. It had a light brown tint to it. Preformed leak search on coil and didn't find any leaks at this time. Checked blower motor amp draw and found it to meet manufacturer set points. Checked outdoor coil and found it to be clean. Checked outdoor capacitor and found it to meet manufacturer set points. Checked compressor and outdoor fan motor amp draws and found them to meet manufacturer set points. Checked pressures with gauges and found them to meet manufacturer set points with current outdoor temperature. System is in working condition at this time. Gave customer pricing to put in an uv light due to people vapping in the house. She isn't able to due to financial strains at the moment. She will be wanting to have it done during the fall.
Arrived at customers residence and was greeted by customer and was led to the thermostat and it is functioning properly at this time. Inspected two 20x20x1 filters and they are dirty at this time and replaced both filters with customer purchased filters at this time.Tape and duct work joints are tight and neat and without any visible defects or air leaks at this time. Refrigerant lines are tight and neat and Arma flex insulation is intact without any visible defects or issues at this time. Inspected disconnect and it is tight and neat and is securely fastened to the closet wall at this time. Inspected condensate drain and it is clear and flushed at this time. Inspected condensate pump and it is functioning properly at this time. Inspected evaporator coil and it is clean at this time. Electrical connections are tight and neat to the components and wire nut connections are tight and neat without any visible defects or issues at this time.inspected blower motor and wheel and they are fun
I found the system low on refrigerant. I completed a complimentary refrigerant leak search on the system. I found the leak in the suction service valve. The customer signed for the repair. I ordered the part from the supply house. We will call and schedule a repair appointment when the part arrives. I recovered the refrigerant. I replaced the valve with the new one. I pressurized the system with 400psi nitrogen for 15 minutes. No leaks present. I placed the system under vacuum under 300 microns. I charged the system to manufacturer specifications. The system is working properly at this time.
Completed inspection on system. Electrical connections are tight. Blower wheel and evap coil are clean. Blower motor and heater packs amping within specs. Cleaned and flushed drain line. Ensuring water safeties functioning properly. Unit is level and draining properly. All ductwork is tight and secure. Reassembled system and proceeded outside. Completed inspection on outdoor unit. Electrical connections are tight. Compressor, contractor, cond cap all within specs. Cond fan motor bearings are leaking oil, and loose. Showing signs of wearing out. Washed cond coil. Pressures are within specs of charging chart. All ops are normal at this time.
During my inspection today, I started by looking up in the attic. I found multiple different issues. I got the customer on the schedule for Rob to come out here today. The customer ended up going with a new system for the attic. It will be installed Soon. I got started by turning the system off at the thermostat and made my way to the f urnace. I inspected multiple different components on the system, including the blower wheel/motor, evaporator coil,drain line, ductwork, electrical connections/components, flue pipe, gas pressures, heat exchanger, etc. I checked all of these components for proper operation and cleanliness. As well as to make sure that nothing was damaged. I made my way to the outdoor unit. On the outdoor unit I inspected multiple different components as well, including electrical connections/components, Condenser fan motor, Compressor, Motor amp draws, Refrigerant pressures(good), And the outdoor unit coil. The only issue that I found with the system was that there
Arrived at customers residence and was greeted by the customer and was led to the thermostat and put thermostat in cool mode and it is functioning properly.inspected 20x25x1 filter and it is dirty and replaced filter with customer purchased filter at this time. Tape and duct work joints are tight and neat at this time and without any visible defects or issues. Refrigerant lines are tight and neat and Arma flex insulation is intact and without any visible defects or issues at this time.inspected 4 inch metal flue pipe and it is tight and neat every joint is attached by 3 screws per joint at this time. Inspected Ez trap safety switch on primary drain and it is functioning properly at this time. Inspected CS1 attached secondary drain port is functioning properly at this time. Gas line is tight and neat and each joint and fitting is tightened and doped properly at this time. Inspected manual gas shut off valve and it is functioning properly at this time. Control board is functioning prope
During my inspection today, the customer greeted me at the front door. They then showed me around to the outdoor unit. They explained to me that the outdoor condenser fan motor was not running. I had them turn the system to AC. I went outside and pulled power. I then inspected what I could, and then put power back in the condenser fan motor started running immediately. The compressor was not running though. Upon further investigation, I found that the compressor was out on a high temperature limit. I did not have continuity between run and start. After cooling the compressor down, I was able to get the system up and running. I do not see a reason why the condenser fan motor might be stopping and not working periodically. I am given the customer the option to replace the condenser fan motor seeing as there is a lot of rust on the housing of the motor and it could possibly go down again. Other than this, the system is operating properly and has passed inspection.
Arrive at Customers residence and was greeted by customer and led to the thermostat for upstairs unit and it is functioning properly at this time. Inspected 16 x20x1 Filter and it was clean at this time. Found that outdoor unit wasn’t running due to bad 45/5 capacitor and heavily pitted single pole contactor at this time. Replaced capacitor and contactor. System is functioning properly at this time. Fan motor and blade are functioning properly at this time. Fan motor seals are tight and neat without any visible leaks at this time. Electoral connections are tight. Need to the components and wire nut connections are tight and neat without any visible defects or issues at this time. inspected condenser coil and it is clean at this time. Inspected control board outdoor unit and it is functioning properly at this time and without any visible defects or issues at this time. Inspected outdoor disconnect and it is tight and need to side of the home at this time. Refrigerant lines. Are tight a
Upon arrival found unit not cooling. Outdoor unit not running. Found contactor pitted, not allowing voltage across contacts. Replaced contactor and tested system. Compressor and cond fan, cond cap within specs. Compressor amping within specs. Unit pressures 125/268, 10sh. Indoor blower wheel is dirty, evap coil is clean. Unit cooling as it should, all ops are normal at this time.
