Joser C. Job Checkin

I am a highly skilled home service professional who recently completed a repair job for a client. The job involved repairing a leaky faucet in a bathroom. I arrived at the client's home and quickly diagnosed the issue as a faulty washer in the faucet. I replaced the washer and tested the faucet to ensure it was working properly. The client was very pleased with the work and expressed gratitude for my prompt and efficient service.

Timothy Y. Job Checkin

I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I recently completed a job replacing the electrical absorption system in a customer's home. The existing system was outdated and inefficient, so I replaced it with an original equipment manufacture approved absorption system. The electrical motors were wired into the absorption system, and faulty connections were repaired to prevent arcing. The absorption system was securely mounted in a control compartment with a metal bracket. After completing the job, the motors were cycled and tested to ensure they were within manufacture specifications. This part of the job includes a lifetime part warranty for maintenance customers.

Edgar L. Job Checkin

I was a home service technician who completed repairs on a cooling unit. I calibrated the thermostat and cycled the unit, which resulted in a good 18° temperature split. I also washed out the condenser coil.

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Timothy Y. Job Checkin

Technician arrived to home to perform a maintenance service. Found that the unit is in working order. The customer is extremely happy with the service!

Timothy Y. Job Checkin

The customer reported that the house was not cool at all. Upon further inspection, the technician discovered that the system was low on Freon. The technician advised the customer that there was a leak that needed to be addressed immediately. The customer agreed to proceed with a dye check and refrigerant. The technician injected the system with dye and 70% of the Freon. The customer is scheduled for us to return next week to search for the leak.

Joser C. Job Checkin

I was dispatched to repair a blower wheel. Upon arrival, I found the blower wheel had a broken blade. I replaced the blade and tested the blower wheel to ensure it was working properly.

Timothy Y. Job Checkin

"I was called to inspect and troubleshoot an air conditioning system that was not cooling the house properly. Upon arrival, I found that the air flow was poor and the house was 90 degrees. After conducting a thorough inspection, I determined that the issue was a clogged air filter. I cleaned the air filter and the system started cooling the house again.

Joser C. Job Checkin

I am a highly skilled home service professional. I recently completed a job for a client who had a maintenance agreement with me. The agreement guaranteed the efficient operation of their HVAC system throughout the year. As part of the agreement, the client received priority service, repair discounts, and routine tune-ups. These services helped to enhance the equipment's longevity, boost energy efficiency, and avert expensive malfunctions. The client was very satisfied with the results and expressed gratitude for the peace of mind that the agreement provided.

Timothy Y. Job Checkin

The technician arrived at the customer's house to investigate a cooling issue. The customer reported that the rear end of the house did not receive adequate cooling during a party. The technician activated both systems to examine them. The front unit was found to be adequately charged, but the capacitor showed signs of pitting, leading to a recommendation for its replacement. The condenser fan motor was covered in oil, but there was no play in the shaft. The technician advised replacing the motor due to the loss of lubricant, which could result in overheating and seizing, potentially causing irreversible damage to the compressor and increasing repair costs. The technician verified that the capacitor was within factory specifications and all refrigerant levels were within the acceptable range. The technician then proceeded to the rear unit at the back of the house, where gauges were connected and it was discovered that the system was significantly low on Freon. Power was shut down to ch

Timothy Y. Job Checkin

The customer reported that the system displayed an error code of EE, indicating the need to consult a professional for diagnosing the issues with the mini-split system. Upon arrival, the technician met with the customer, who demonstrated that he had removed the fuses to ensure the power remained off until our arrival. The customer activated both units in cooling mode, and the technician proceeded outside to check the system condenser, which was unresponsive. The technician verified that power was present at the system, reading 230 V, and then continued to inspect the board. No LEDs were illuminated, and all fuses were checked and found to be intact. However, the boards appeared to be burnt. After contacting Fujitsu Tech Support, the technician was advised that both boards needed replacement, although there was uncertainty regarding their availability in stock for each unit. The technician informed the customer, who requested that if the boards could be replaced, that should be done, al

Angel H. Job Checkin

I arrived at the customer's home to check on a leak they were experiencing. Upon inspection, I found that the leak was coming from a crack in the distribution tube that regulates the reversing valve. I was able to locate the leak and fix it by replacing the entire distribution tube. I will contact the customer to schedule an appointment for tomorrow morning to complete the repair.

Timothy Y. Job Checkin

I arrived at the customer's home to diagnose a problem with their air conditioning system. The customer reported that the system was blowing warm air instead of cool air. I checked the thermostat and found that it was set to "cool," but the system was not producing any cool air. I inspected the condenser unit and found that the suction line was warm. I checked the gauges and found that the suction and discharge lines were both reading -12 psi. I explained to the customer that the system was a rectangular R-22 system and that I could check for leaks using bubbles, which would cost $500. The customer asked if it would be possible to simply add Freon and see how long it would last. I explained that due to the negative pressure state, the Freon would not last more than an hour and advised against wasting money. I suggested that we could locate the leak and, if it was repairable, proceed with the repairs; otherwise, the system would need to be completely replaced.

Victor L. Job Checkin

I was called to a home to check on a cooling system that was not cooling. I arrived and found that the thermostat was cycling on and off, and the air conditioner was not producing any cool air. I checked the air filter and found that it was dirty, so I replaced it. I also checked the drain line and found that it was flowing properly. I checked the safety floats and found that they were working properly. I then washed the condenser coil and tested the starting components. I found that the compressor/fan motor starter was out of tolerance and was replaced. I also performed amp draws on all motors and tightened all electrical connections. After completing these steps, the system was functioning properly.

Joser C. Job Checkin

Tech performed duct modifications to get the HVAC unit up and cooling properly!