We are members of the monument club and it is terrific value for the money.
Response from Western Heating & Air Conditioning (Orem):
Hello Katie and Erik, we are pleased to have you apart of our Western Savings Club!
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I appreciate a company that sets up an appointment and keeps to the schedule. Justin was a delight - friendly, polite, and efficient! He answered all my questions and was very respectful and personable! Thank you!
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best option for comfort and future finish of the basement.
Today I came out on a second opinion. Overall the inducer motor is seized and the blower motor is leaking quite a bit of oil. In order to get the system up and running properly I would recommend replacing both of these parts. The total cost of repairs would be $1704. Please call us with any questions you may have!
This system will qualify for a watts smart Rocky Mountain power 2000$ rebate. It will also qualify for a dominion gas 800$ rebate.
I preformed a first year free AC tune up today. The filter is bad and in need of replacing. I didn’t have the correct size and he didn’t have any filters. The static is bad due to this but once the filter is changed then the static will be just fine. AC was running when i left.
Complete AC tuneup. Clean blower wheel and replaced flame sensor
Came out for a ac tune up. Ac is a 2019 that we installed. Found no issues with system today. I replaced filter which was provided. Humidifier need to be replace before next furnace season. All electrical components are testing properly and working properly, see health report card. System was working properly when I left the call.
Complete ac tune ups cleaned blower wheel and added surge protector
Call no heat. Power coming to indoor and outdoor units but system was not coming on. Went outside and suspected there potentially to be a leak, used refrigerant detector and did not find anything with meter and out gauges on to see if there was any red flags with pressure readings and system is basically flat with no refrigerant inside. Ideally before we just start adding refrigerant into the unit and having it leak out again we locate where the leak is and fix it at that point. In order to do this we would want to perform a nitrogen pressure test and then vacuum the line set down and has long as the line set passes those tests we can begin adding refrigerant. Recommendations on repairs refer to estimates.
AC service call, Air conditioning repair
