HVAC & Plumbing Services in Lyndhurst

Completed full HVAC system replacement including furnace, evaporator coil, and outdoor condensing unit. Installed new ecobee smart thermostat and removed existing humidifier from ductwork, patching opening to restore proper airflow. All equipment installed to manufacturer specifications with proper electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage. System tested and operational.

Performed furnace and air conditioning replacement estimate for 1995 HVAC system with no heat condition. Assessed existing gas furnace and air handler unit in basement mechanical room, documented equipment condition with photos, and provided replacement recommendations for aging system that has reached end of service life.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance on a 6-year-old gas furnace. Performed comprehensive system inspection and combustion analysis using digital analyzer to verify proper operation, measuring oxygen levels, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and temperature readings to ensure safe and efficient performance.

Responded to no heat call on 20-year-old furnace system. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed ignition system on aging air handler unit. Replaced faulty ignitor and performed full system safety check including gas pressure verification, flame sensor cleaning, and blower motor inspection. System restored to operational status with heat confirmed at registers.

Removed deteriorated 2-inch cast iron drain piping serving first-floor laboratory sink that was leaking at the point where it entered the concrete floor. Broke out a small section of concrete flooring to expose the failed cast iron piping below grade. Replaced the compromised section with Schedule 40 PVC piping installed per code requirements. Reinstalled and finished concrete flooring in the area that was removed to complete the repair. Water damage was evident on nearby wooden wall studs and surrounding plumbing infrastructure, indicating the leak had been active for some time prior to repair.

Responded to no heat call for furnace that would not start despite recent service visit. Upon arrival, found unit powered off at electrical disconnect switch mounted near furnace. Restored power to unit by switching disconnect to ON position. Verified furnace startup sequence, observed inducer motor operation, confirmed ignition system functioning properly, and witnessed successful burner ignition with proper blue flame pattern across all six burners. Tested system through complete heating cycle to ensure proper operation. Advised customer on location and function of emergency disconnect switch to prevent future inadvertent shutoffs.

Conducted furnace replacement estimate for 26-year-old American Standard unit located in basement utility room. Documented existing equipment configuration including furnace, ductwork connections, and surrounding mechanical systems with photographs for proposal preparation.

Responded to service call for Bryant furnace experiencing intermittent blower motor operation and overheating thermostat. Upon arrival, found unit had been placed in safety mode due to blower motor activating independently after system had been powered down for over a week. Inspected electrical connections at furnace control board and thermostat wiring for potential short circuits or control failures. Documented existing installation configuration including PVC venting system and overall equipment setup. Advised on safety concerns related to thermostat temperature and independent blower operation, indicating possible control board malfunction or wiring issue requiring further diagnostic testing and component replacement.

Completed maintenance inspection on 12-year-old residential air conditioning system during scheduled service window. Performed comprehensive evaluation of cooling equipment, including inspection of blower wheel assembly and condenser unit. Blower wheel showed normal operational wear with minor dust accumulation consistent with system age. Verified manufacturer specifications and serial number documentation on air handler unit, confirming R-410A refrigerant type and proper labeling compliance. All major components functioning within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified at this time.

Completed scheduled maintenance on a 3-year-old gas heating system. Inspected burner assembly with all flames burning blue and stable, verified proper operation of inducer motor drawing 1.7 amps and blower motor drawing 10 amps within manufacturer specifications. Documented equipment condition with photos showing normal operating parameters and all safety labels intact.

Conducted estimate for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property. Evaluated existing outdoor condenser unit located on side of building, which is surrounded by overgrown vegetation and shows signs of aging infrastructure including oxidized copper refrigerant lines and weathered electrical conduit. Documented current system condition with photographs for insurance claim purposes, noting the unit's accessibility issues due to dense plant growth and the deteriorated state of associated piping and utility connections at the building's foundation.

Responded to second floor toilet that was not flushing properly and continuously attempting to refill. Upon inspection, found tank interior with significant mineral deposits and rust staining affecting flush mechanism performance. Diagnosed faulty flush valve and float assembly causing intermittent leaking and improper water level control, resulting in constant refilling cycles and inadequate flushing power.

Completed routine preventive maintenance on residential air conditioning and furnace systems. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of heat exchanger fins, electrical connections, and outdoor unit components. All systems tested and found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and inspection on 8-year-old furnace system with no reported issues. Performed full system diagnostics, inspected heat exchanger, burner assembly, and flame sensor, verified proper operation of blower motor and capacitor, checked all electrical connections and control board functionality, tested condensate pump and drainage system, inspected and confirmed proper venting through PVC exhaust piping, measured temperature rise and combustion efficiency within manufacturer specifications, and documented equipment condition with photos. All components operating normally with no safety concerns identified.

Completed comprehensive heating maintenance on a 5-6 year old gas-powered furnace system. Performed thorough system diagnostics using digital measurement tools to verify proper airside performance, including temperature differentials, humidity levels, and BTU output across return and supply air streams. Conducted manometer pressure testing to ensure optimal combustion and venting performance. All measurements confirmed system is operating within manufacturer specifications, and maintenance contract renewal was recommended to maintain optimal performance and efficiency.

Responded to no cooling call where air conditioning system was completely inoperative. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor condensing unit and found unit not receiving power. Traced electrical supply to disconnect box mounted on fence and discovered failed wire connections with burnt wire nuts indicating previous overheating and electrical failure. Removed damaged connections, stripped wire ends back to clean copper, and installed new wire nuts with proper torque to ensure solid electrical contact. Verified proper voltage at disconnect and restored power to condensing unit. Tested system operation and confirmed compressor and condenser fan motor energized properly with normal amperage draw on all components. System cooling normally upon departure.

Responded to leaking drains from second-floor main restroom toilet and tub that were penetrating through the first-floor lavatory ceiling. Opened drywall in first-floor lavatory ceiling to expose the compromised drain system. Removed deteriorated piping and installed new Schedule 40 PVC drain lines with proper venting to code. Additionally opened drywall in kitchen area to access and replace second-floor lavatory drain connections. All plumbing repairs completed over two-day period with two-person crew. Customer advised that drywall restoration is not included in plumbing scope of work.

Completed comprehensive furnace maintenance and tune-up on heating system found in proper working condition. Performed thorough inspection of blower assembly, noting dust accumulation on blower wheel and housing. Conducted diagnostic testing using calibration equipment to measure system performance parameters, recording supply air temperature at 115.7°F and verifying proper combustion with CO2 readings at safe levels. Cleaned blower wheel and components to restore optimal airflow efficiency. Verified all safety controls, electrical connections, and mechanical components operating within manufacturer specifications. System tested and confirmed functioning properly upon completion of maintenance service.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing Reliance brand tanked water heater for replacement estimate. Inspected current installation including copper supply piping, brass shutoff valves, metal vent ducting, and associated plumbing connections. Evaluated utility space configuration, existing infrastructure, and clearance requirements for new unit installation. Documented current water heater specifications, venting system, and connection points. Photographed existing equipment and surrounding mechanical systems to determine replacement requirements and material needs for future installation.

Responded to ceiling leak in basement bathroom originating from upstairs plumbing. Upon inspection, identified water intrusion affecting ceiling near HVAC vent with visible wetness and minor damage to finished surface. Accessed crawl space and inspected supply line plumbing infrastructure, including brass standpipes and shut-off valves serving both bathroom fixtures. Verified integrity of copper supply lines and valve connections. Documented existing plumbing configuration and insulated areas showing moisture penetration patterns. Recommended monitoring for additional leakage and further investigation of upstairs bathroom fixture connections to determine exact source of water intrusion.