HVAC & Plumbing Services in Lyndhurst

Completed full HVAC system replacement including removal of existing furnace, evaporator coil, condenser unit, and water heater. Installed new Bryant furnace and coil downsized to 17" width to optimize utility closet space constraints. Replaced supply plenum to improve airflow efficiency throughout the system. Installed new Ecobee thermostat with model 1410 control system for enhanced climate management. Replaced water heater with reduced diameter unit (18" vs. previous 20") and repositioned equipment around existing chimney structure to accommodate proper clearances. Relocated furnace and return air drop to right side of closet to ensure door clearance and accessibility. All PVC venting, copper water lines, and electrical connections completed to code. System tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to no-heat call on 2-year-old furnace system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of unit and identified failed dual run capacitor as cause of system failure. Capacitor showed signs of deterioration with visible discoloration and tested outside acceptable microfarad range. Replaced defective capacitor with OEM-specification component, verified all electrical connections, and tested system operation through complete heating cycle. Unit restored to full operational status with proper ignition sequence, blower motor function, and heat output. Confirmed warranty coverage applies to failed component.

# HVAC Maintenance - Heating System Service Summary Completed comprehensive furnace and humidifier tune-up as part of scheduled preventive maintenance. Performed diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to verify electrical performance and system operation, with all readings within manufacturer specifications. System inspected, serviced, and confirmed operational for the heating season.

Performed routine maintenance on 10-year-old gas furnace (model 8-12) as requested. Inspected burner assembly which showed proper blue flame pattern indicating complete combustion. Checked gas valve operation, electrical connections, and control wiring - all components functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to service call for 16-year-old gas furnace with short cycling issues. Upon inspection, found unit would ignite but shut off prematurely. Confirmed system does produce heat when operational. Diagnosed issue as unrelated to previous service call from 3/12. Removed access panel for thorough component inspection and documented system condition with photos.

Replaced damaged air conditioning system including both condenser and evaporator coil. Extended refrigerant lineset and relocated condenser to new position along side of sunroom for improved performance. Verified proper electrical connections at service panel and tested system for optimal operation after installation was complete.

Performed diagnostic on furnace with no heat issue following previous service recommendation. Inspected fan motor assembly, electrical connections, and control board. Identified necessary replacement components as previously quoted and collected initial payment to order required parts.

Successfully completed installation of a new Bryant furnace and thermostat, maintaining the existing A/C system, filter, and drop. Installed proper PVC ventilation lines with secure black clamps and connected all necessary ductwork. Retrieved two electric heaters previously delivered to customer.

Performed routine heating maintenance service with diagnostic testing. Utilized HT-1890 digital manometer to measure gas pressure (35.2 reading) and conducted thermal measurements on the ductwork system to verify proper operation. All readings within acceptable parameters.

Responded to no heat call for furnace of undetermined age. Upon inspection, accessed internal electrical components and examined wiring connections. Diagnosed faulty control board as evidenced by improper voltage readings. Replaced control board, verified proper operation through complete heating cycle, and restored system to normal working condition.

Responded to no-heat call for 17-year-old furnace following neighborhood power outage. Diagnosed faulty gas valve, requiring manual reset after power interruption. Reset valve, verified proper ignition sequence and confirmed system operation through complete heating cycle.

Performed scheduled maintenance tune-up on 5+ year old furnace. Inspected FASCO motor for proper operation and condition, noting no abnormalities. System is installed in utility closet alongside GE water heater with appropriate PVC venting and copper line connections; all components functioning within normal parameters.

Performed routine 8-12 month maintenance on dual heating systems. Conducted gas pressure testing using digital manometer (HT-1890), confirming proper readings at 3.70. Inspected furnace internal components including circuit board connections, blower assembly, and flue system, ensuring all were in proper working condition.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance service on residential furnace system. Completed gas pressure testing with digital manometer (HT-1890), recording a reading of 3.10. Inspected all components including heat exchanger, ductwork connections, and venting system with all systems operating within normal parameters.

Replaced deteriorated line set on mini-split system due to refrigerant leakage. Performed nitrogen pressure test to verify system integrity, then evacuated system to proper vacuum levels. System was charged and cycled to confirm proper operation with new line set installation.

Performed heating system tune-up as part of recurring home plan service. Inspected furnace burners which demonstrated proper ignition with steady, even blue flames across all ports. Verified electrical connections were secure with all control wiring properly terminated.

Performed scheduled preventative maintenance on mini-split heating system. Inspected copper refrigerant lines and electrical connections, noting minor condensation on copper line. Verified proper installation of insulated refrigerant line secured to joists with appropriate fasteners alongside electrical conduit.

Responded to service call for toilet leaking at base. Upon inspection, identified water seepage at the wax ring seal. Removed toilet, replaced deteriorated wax ring with new seal, and reinstalled fixture with proper bolting torque. Verified complete resolution of leak with test flush and visual inspection.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on a residential furnace system located in basement utility room. Inspected beige furnace unit with connected PVC exhaust venting, verified proper operation of condensate pump, and examined all visible ductwork including the insulated sections and flexible black returns. System was returned to service in proper working condition.

Conducted a comprehensive whole-home plumbing assessment for new homeowner. Inspected water heater system with copper and PVC connections, noting all visible piping infrastructure throughout the utility room. Evaluated overall condition of plumbing system including connection points, potential leak areas, and functionality of existing equipment.