Ductwork Repair: The homeowner complained of uneven heating and noticeably dusty air. After inspecting the duct system, I located a large separation in a main trunk line and several smaller leaks in branch ducts. I resealed the trunk line with reinforced mastic, replaced worn flex duct sections, and balanced the airflow to improve comfort and indoor air quality.
Today, I worked on a Rheem Performance Platinum water heater in Bristol, CT that wasn’t producing enough hot water. After troubleshooting, I found that the heating element had failed and there was sediment buildup in the tank. I flushed the system, replaced the faulty element, and tested the unit. Now, the water heater is working efficiently, and the homeowner has plenty of hot water again.
A customer in Bristol, CT had a York TM9V furnace that was producing a burning smell and shutting off unexpectedly. Upon inspection, I found a failing blower motor that was overheating. I replaced the motor, checked the wiring for damage, and tested the system. The furnace is now running safely and efficiently, keeping the home comfortable.