HVAC & Plumbing Services in University Heights

Responded to service call for Bryant furnace running constantly with recurring "126 high heat cycle" warning. Inspection revealed flame sensor issues causing improper cycling. Cleaned flame sensor and verified proper ignition sequence with all three burners showing normal flame pattern. System now operating within normal parameters with no error codes present.

Installed new water heater with proper bonding of water lines to meet code requirements. Completed installation includes expansion tank and ICON System control unit. All connections verified and system functioning correctly.

Diagnosed no heat issue in 10-year-old system. Replaced faulty inducer capacitor and performed maintenance by cleaning condensate drain line, restoring proper heating function. Recommended full system replacement due to unit age and potential for future failures.

Responded to service call for non-functional water heater with suspected ignition issues. Upon inspection of the tanked water heater installed in basement utility room, diagnosed and repaired faulty ignition system. Unit is now operational with all connections verified and system tested for proper function.

Responded to a service call for a pipe leak in a 90-year-old home. Upon inspection, identified aging plumbing infrastructure contributing to the leak. Repaired the compromised pipe section, ensuring proper water flow and preventing further damage to the property.

Completed warranty replacement of air handler with new gas furnace and evaporator coil. Integrated the new furnace with existing heat pump system, configuring it to function as auxiliary heat source. Installation included proper connection of ductwork, electrical components, and control systems in utility area.

Completed installation of complete HVAC system including new furnace and AC unit with proper flue pipe rework. Installed new filter cabinet and humidifier while connecting to existing thermostat. Replaced lineset and verified proper system operation with all connections secure and system functioning according to manufacturer specifications.

Performed standard furnace tune-up service in basement utility room. Conducted comprehensive diagnostic testing with electrical meter on residential HVAC system. Inspected PVC venting, ductwork connections, and overall system functionality to ensure proper operation for heating season.

Responded to emergency no-heat call; discovered pilot light was out on customer's Lennox boiler system. Relit pilot, verified proper ignition and system operation, ensuring heat was restored to the residence.

Performed annual heating tune-up on residential furnace system. Inspected all internal components including control board, wiring connections, and mechanical parts. Verified proper operation of PVC exhaust/intake vents and confirmed unit is correctly mounted on concrete foundation with no visible issues or malfunctions.

Performed scheduled heating tune-up on residential heat pump furnace system. Inspected internal components including gas valve assembly, control boards, and blower motor; all found in normal working condition with no signs of damage or deterioration. System functioning properly after maintenance completed.

Performed scheduled boiler tune-up service. Discovered significant moisture damage and deterioration on heat exchanger components, with visible mold/rust accumulation at pipe connections. Inspected mechanical components including auger assembly which showed dirt buildup and wear.

Performed diagnostic inspection on non-operational mini-split system in main floor den. Measured existing furnace return dimensions to determine appropriate filter size modifications needed. Identified that furnace filter outlet requires relocation to accommodate proper filter fitment, which was causing airflow issues.

Performed scheduled heating tune-up on gas furnace system. Inspected burner assembly which showed proper blue flame pattern indicating good combustion. Examined gas valve controls, electrical connections, and verified proper operation of ignition system and safety controls. All components functioning within normal parameters.

Performed scheduled maintenance on 14-year-old MVP steam boiler system between 12-4pm as requested by Jeff P. Inspection revealed significant frost buildup and visible cracks on heat exchanger fins. Cleaned affected components and documented condition of heat transfer surfaces showing signs of oxidation and wear consistent with system age.

Performed scheduled Home Plan Heating Tune-Up and identified significant frost accumulation on evaporator coil along with advanced corrosion on heat exchanger components. System showing signs of restricted airflow and possible refrigerant flow issues evidenced by heavy ice formation on upper fins and brownish discoloration on lower sections.

Performed scheduled boiler tune-up on 6-year-old system in basement utility area. Inspected aging plumbing infrastructure showing signs of corrosion on galvanized pipes and connections. Examined HVAC ductwork and associated copper piping for proper operation. System is functional but recommended monitoring of rusted components for future maintenance needs.

Conducted plumbing assessment of basement utility area, documenting exposed plumbing infrastructure including main shut-off valve and associated piping. Identified significant structural deterioration around insulated pipe, with evidence of moisture damage, torn insulation, and possible corrosion at wall junction near glass block window. Photos taken to document current condition for further evaluation.

Performed scheduled tune-up on 5-year-old furnace. Conducted combustion analysis with digital analyzer showing proper O2 readings and appropriate temperature levels. Inspected ignition system and verified proper flame signal with blue flame indication. All systems operating within normal parameters.

Responded to service call for non-operational furnace. Upon inspection, found debris accumulation in burner compartment. Cleaned burner assembly and verified proper ignition sequence with blue flame pattern. System now functioning normally with all safety controls operational.