Installed a UV light system in the air handler for a client dealing with allergy issues. The evaporator coil had visible microbial growth due to high humidity levels. Mounted the UV-C unit to treat the coil surface and surrounding air stream. Set a reminder to replace the bulb annually. IAQ should see big improvements soon.
Balanced a two-zone system that had major temperature swings between the first and second floors. Used an airflow hood to measure CFM at each register and adjusted dampers accordingly. Replaced one return grill with a high-flow option to reduce static pressure. Final temperature readings are now within 2 degrees between floors.
Fixed a Trane XR95 furnace that wasn’t producing heat. Diagnosed a faulty ignitor and replaced it with a compatible ignitor kit. Inspected the burners for proper combustion and cleaned the flame sensor. Additionally, checked the thermostat wiring and tested the limit switches for safety. After replacing the ignitor and completing the necessary checks, ran the furnace through several cycles to confirm proper heating and functionality.
I just completed a ducting repair job for a valued client in Glastonbury, Connecticut, where the client had standard sheet metal ducts. Air leaks and gaps were repaired using a specific mastic sealer, improving airflow efficiency and indoor comfort. With comprehensive ductwork rehabilitation, we ensure optimal HVAC efficiency and client satisfaction.