Great experience! I got an email with the technicians photo and name so I knew who to expect. Timothy was very professional and knowledgeable, and explained what he was going to do, and what he found out about my equipment. I was pleased with Sheldon’s and will not hesitate to call them again in the future.
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Sheldon's really did well and made time for my call. I was really impressed with how quickly they sent Angel out to me. Angel was terrific and I appreciated his knowledge and service.
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Todd came out here to give us a quote on a new heating and air conditioning system.
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I am a highly skilled home service professional who specializes in providing accurate and detailed estimates for various home improvement projects. I take the time to thoroughly inspect the property, assess the scope of work, and provide a comprehensive breakdown of the costs involved. I use specialized software to generate detailed estimates that include a breakdown of materials, labor, and any additional fees or charges. I also provide my clients with a clear understanding of the timeline and any potential risks associated with the project. My estimates are always fair and competitive, and I strive to ensure that my clients are satisfied with the final result.
I am a skilled professional that works for a Sheldon's Heating & Air Conditioning company. I was called to a customer's home to check on a unit that was not cooling. Upon arrival, I checked the indoor and outdoor units. I found that the filter was dirty and needed to be changed. I also checked the ductwork for any damage and found none. I checked the drain line and found it to be clear. I checked the temperature and found that the unit was blowing a 20-degree split. I then went to the outdoor unit and checked the electrical components. Everything was within range. I rinsed the outdoor coil with water and removed all the dirt. The unit is now working properly.
I am a skilled professional that works for a Sheldon's Heating & Air Conditioning company. I recently completed a job for a customer that included the installation of a maintenance-free ionizing air purification system, the removal and deep cleaning of the blower assembly, and a two-year maintenance contract with a heat pump and water heater flushes.
As a home service technician, I recently completed a job that involved adding or cutting in a new supply duct to improve airflow and comfort in the customer's home. Upon arrival, I carefully inspected the existing ductwork to ensure it was in good condition and properly installed. I then proceeded to install the new supply duct, ensuring it was properly aligned and connected to the existing system. This not only helped improve the airflow but also boosted the system's efficiency, leading to lower energy bills and improved indoor air quality for the customer and their family.
I am a skilled professional that works for a Sheldon's Heating & Air Conditioning company. I was assigned to check in with a customer and check the attic access and outdoor unit location. I started at the attic and replaced the filter and checked the ductwork. The unit was running, so I checked the temperature and found it was dropping. I went downstairs to the outdoor unit and did the preventive maintenance. I checked the electrical components and found that the capacitor was getting low. I informed the customer that if left alone, it would have irreversible damage to the compressor and motor. I also recommended installing a compressor start kit to help the lifespan of the compressor by lowering the amps draw. The compressor was approved to do the work. I removed the old capacitor and installed the new one, making sure it was secured and wired correctly. I then installed the compressor start kit and made sure it was secured and wired correctly. I checked the operation of the unit and
The technician arrived at the customer's home to investigate a system that intermittently turns on and off, and at times, fails to turn on altogether. The customer had recently replaced the filter and suspected that the system may be low on Freon. The technician activated the system and discovered that it was cycling off due to the low pressure switch. After connecting the gauges, the technician found the pressure to be exceedingly low. The technician informed the customer that there is a leak present, and it is necessary to locate it. We have two options for locating the leak: we can either use nitrogen and soap bubbles or introduce dye along with some refrigerant, then return in 48 hours. However, the customer expressed disinterest in this approach, stating that he has an AC technician who will come to add Freon to the system for $100. The technician then turned off the unit and prepared an estimate, which was subsequently sent to the customer.
I was called to inspect a residential air conditioning unit that was not cooling the home. After inspection, I found that the condenser unit's compressor had gone into a thermal overload due to the condenser fan motor not turning on. I diagnosed the issue and replaced the start assist and compressor hard start assist, which helped the compressor start up more efficiently and improve its performance. The customer approved the estimate and the repair was completed.
I am a skilled professional that works for Sheldon's Heating & Air Conditioning. I recently completed an air conditioner maintenance agreement for a customer. The agreement included cycling the cooling at the thermostats, recording temperature splits, replacing and dating filters, flushing the drain lines, washing the condenser coils, dusting off electrical compartments, testing starting components, inspecting contact relays, performing amp draws on all motors, tightening all electrical connections, and ensuring that the systems are functioning properly.
I am a skilled professional that works for a Sheldon's Heating & Air Conditioning company. I recently completed a job for a customer who had a broken air conditioner. I arrived at the customer's home and assessed the situation. I then provided the customer with an estimate for the repairs and waited for their approval. Once the customer approved the estimate, I ordered the necessary parts and completed the repairs. The customer was very satisfied with the work and expressed that they would recommend our company to others.
I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I received a call from a client who reported that the AC on the first floor of their home was not clicking on. I arrived at the client's house and performed a thorough inspection of the AC unit. I found that the AC motor was not working properly and needed to be replaced. I removed the old motor and installed a new one, and then tested the AC unit to ensure that it was working properly. The client was very satisfied with the work I performed, and I left the house feeling proud of my work.
TECH ARRIVED TO HOME AND FOUND UNIT NOT COOLING. DIAGNOSED THAT THE UNIT NEEDED A NEW SINGLE/DUAL ABSORPTION SYSTEM. CUSTOMER APPROVED REPAIRS AND UNIT IS WORKING AT THIS TIME.
I was called to a customer's home to check on an AC unit that wasn't cooling. Upon inspection, I found that the unit was blowing air but not cold air. I checked the condenser and found that it wasn't running. I opened the panel and found an error code L6 indicating a start-up lockout. I looked up the error code and found that it was due to a low capacitor. I replaced the capacitor and secured it. I then applied power and checked the unit's operation. The AC unit is now functioning properly.
I was a highly skilled home service professional who arrived at the customer's home to address an electrical issue. Upon inspection, I discovered that the customer had a faulty GFCI outlet that was causing power outages in multiple rooms. I began by accessing the wire in the attic using fish tape, where I found that the wire had been damaged. I then proceeded to fish the wire upwards to the junction box, where I wired a new piece of wire and stapled it all down. I also repaired the damaged wires, ensuring that all GFCIs were operational and running normally. I then walked the customer through each room, explaining the work completed, and the customer expressed satisfaction that the outlets were receiving proper electricity.
The scope of work included the setup and protection of the work area, the insertion of a professional-grade drain cleaning equipment through the kitchen cleanout or appropriate access point, the cleaning and descaling of the interior of the pipe along the full 25-foot run, the inspection of the drain line condition during the cleaning process, the testing of water flow post-cleaning to ensure optimal drainage, and the cleanup of the work area upon completion. Note: This service is strictly pr_eventative; no current signs of backup, slow drainage, or clogs have been reported at the time of this estimate.
