Andrew did a great Job! He seemed to have a great attention to detail, and kept me in the loop every step of the way.
Andrew is so helpful and takes the time to explain everything to me. He addresses my concerns and leaves everything so neat and running smoothly.
Larry has been out to our home on other occasions and is always courteous and respectful. He is knowledgeable and explains things in a manner that could be understood. The service he provides is excellent.
Larry came and fixed our central air on one of the hottest days of the year. He squeezed us in, now that is great customer service!!!
Same day service! Explained the problem and fixed it in less than 30 minutes
Straight to the point. Found the problem quicker than I expected and solved. My unit was up and running in less than an hour.
We couldn’t be more happy with the quality of work we received. The technician was extremely knowledgeable and was very honest about what he saw and gave suggestions long the way. You can tell that he genuinely cares about his job and wasn’t looking to “add more work” to charge more money. I fully trust the work done! Thank you for everything!
Overall experience was nothing short of excellent. Efficient, prompt, polite, and accommodating. Even our pup loved him! Will continue doing business with this company as well as highly recommending them to others.
Ok. Larry Halpin was responsive to questions, efficient in diagnosing the problem, and quickly repaired what was needed to make the Airconditioning system work.
The technician was amazing. Very thorough and easy to understand when he was explaining what needed to be done e.
Nothing but great experiences with Larry and the Xtreme Temp team! Responsive, knowledgeable experts with fair rates / costs. Highly recommended!
Brushed and vacuumed flue pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle, and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Performed combustion and smoke tests While performing the maintenance we found carbon buildup and oil residue inside the blast tube and on the nozzle assembly. Went through the job history and saw the ignition transformer was starting to get weak. Tested the transformer and found the spark was yellow/orange indicating it is weak. A weak transformer can cause delay in ignition making the unit start up rough and cause an oil smell. After getting customer authorization we replaced the ignition transformer. Started and tested the system. Unit is working properly. Noticed 1 section of the exterior of the boiler starting to leak and develop sediment buildup. Recommend reevaluating next year.
Performed 1 split system ac pm and 1 ductless ac pm. Washed condenser coil Checked all electrical connections and safeties Blew out drain lines and poured water to ensure proper draining Tested all heads in high heat and cool Checked volts and amps Visually inspected evap coils, blower compartments and filters All heads were putting out 120-123 degree air in high heat mode and were putting out 39-43 degree air in high cool mode. Units are operating properly While testing the drain lines we found the condensate pump inside the knee wall was working intermittently and was leaking some water. Took a picture of the pump to order a replacement Visually inspected indoor evap coil and blower compartment Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps Visually inspected air filter Rinsed condenser coil Blew out drain line and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pump Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitor Took temps While perform
Customer turned the system on, the units turn on. Checked the pressures, the system is low on refrigerant. Added 1 lb 13 oz R22 to the system.
Preformed A/C pm on (4) systems. Visually inspected indoor evap coils and blower compartments Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps. Replaced the air filters. Rinsed condenser coils. Blew out drain lines and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pumps Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitors, and checked the temps. All systems are operating properly. Condenser #3- the capacitor will need to be replaced in the future, it is rated for 45/5 mfd +/- 6%, it was reading 43/4.9, the compressor side is starting to get weak.
Performed an A/C pm. Blew out the drain line, checked the air filter. Checked and tested the condensate pump. Rinsed the condenser. Checked the electrical connections, checked the pressures and temps. System is operating properly.
Drained old 30 gallon gas water heater. Disconnected both water lines, gas line, and flue pipe. Installed new Bradford White 30 gallon gas water heater. Installed new flue pipe, reconnected water lines and gas lines. Installed Taco leakbreaker with water sensor. Filled water heater up with water and leak checked the water lines and gas line. Started and tested the water heater.
Performed oil furnace pm and ac pm Brushed and vacuumed flue pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle, and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Performed combustion and smoke tests 5.0%o2 0 ppm co 0 smoke Visually inspected indoor evap coil and blower compartment Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps Visually inspected air filter and replaced Rinsed condenser coil Blew out drain line and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pump Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitor Took temps While performing the ac pm we found the contactor was starting to get pitted and charred. After getting customer authorization we replaced the old contactor with a new one. Unit is working properly. Noticed the compressor amps are starting to get high. Compressor amps were 14.2 out of 17.9. Would recommend replacing the unit in the future.
Turned the system to cool, the contactor did not pull in. Checked the wires at the furnace and the thermostat. Found the wire for cooling in Y2 terminal instead of Y1. After switching the wires, the condenser started. Checked the pressures and temps. 59*f discharge air. The system is operating properly.
Checked system, the system is low on refrigerant. Added 1 lb 4 oz R22 to the system. 64*f supply/ 79*f return. System is operating properly. It is an older system. Recommend replacing due to an older R22 unit.
Checked the temperature at each thermostat. Each one is reading correctly. Checked the operation of the 3 zone dampers. The first floor zone is stuck in the open position. The damper needs to be replaced.
Raised the ductwork to straighten the coil. The ductwork and coil will need to be properly raised and secured. There is a small kink in the liquid line also. Turned the system on, the blower turned on but the condenser did not turn on. There is a section in the thermostat wire that needs to be repaired. Opened the electrical compartment and found a snake that shorted the compressor side of the capacitor. The capacitor needs to be replaced before checking the charge. Replaced the capacitor and repaired the wire. Started and checked the charge. Discharge temp-57*f. System is operating properly. Duct Diagnostic- 203-734 -1532
Customer turned the system on, the contactor pulled in and there was a buzzing sound but nothing started. Found the capacitor was bad. Replaced the capacitor, started and tested. The system is properly charged.
Upon arrival system was off. Customer stated that when they last ran the ac the copper lineset and condenser started to freeze up. Hooked up refrigerant gauges and turned the unit on. The condenser turned on but the indoor blower motor did not start. Checked the capacitor and it was good. Gave the blower wheel a push and the blower started to turn but then slowly came to a stop indicating the blower motor is bad. After getting customer authorization we replaced the indoor blower motor. Started and tested the system. Unit is working properly
Performed an A/C pm. Blew out the drain line, customer the air filter. Rinsed the condenser. Checked the electrical connections, tested the condenser in full load mode. checked the pressures and temps. 51*f supply air, 72*f return air. System is properly charged. System is operating properly.
Turned system on and checked. System did not turn on. Checked the condensate pump, it was not tripped. Installed the overflow switch in the secondary drain pan. There may have been a loose wire. Checked all wires. Started and tested. Adjusted the thermostat several times and the system turned on and off properly.