Keep Your Home Comfortable With Quality HVAC Services In Hamden CT
X-Treme Temp Heating & Cooling is your go-to HVAC service provider in Hamden, CT! We’re the experts in home comfort year-round, from AC and heating repair to ductwork and water heaters. We’ve got you covered from installation to maintenance so you can have peace of mind about your heating and air conditioning.
Read the reviews below from Hamden, CT residents to see what your neighbors say about our expertise and customer service. We can’t wait to work with you!
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Very Professional Service!
Laura - Hamden, CT 06518
Very reliable and knowledgeable staff
Great service
TE - Hamden, CT 06518
Andrew was a wonderful young man. He was most courteous and very helpful in explaining what was needed to be done on the boiler.
Great Service
Chis - Hamden, CT 06518
Courteous, on time, efficient , professional
excellent service!!
Laura Roberts - Hamden, CT 06518
Excellent and prompt
Christine - Hamden, CT 06518
Courteous technician fixed our unit quickly. Great price.
Very professional service
candice - Hamden, CT 06517
Good
Joe - Hamden, CT 06518
Awesome service
Bernadette - Hamden, CT 06517
The technician was friendly and professional answered all my questions. The answering personal working the phones are also wonderful. Would highly recommend
Great service
John - Hamden, CT 06514
Andrew was very nice , respectable and polite polite.
Andrew H.
Performed oil pm on oil boiler Brushed and vacuumed flue pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle, and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Performed combustion and smoke tests 7.0%o2 30ppm co 0 smoke Performed ac pm on both systems Visually inspected indoor evap coil and blower compartment Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps Visually inspected air filter Rinsed condenser coil Blew out drain line and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pump Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitor Took temps While testing the ac unit in the closet of the front of the house we found that the heat and ac were running at the same time. Upon further investigation we found the zone valve we diagnosed as bad last year hooked up. When we left the property last year we had the zone valve disconnected because it was stuck in the open position and was continuously sending hot water to the air handler. Disconnect
Andrew H.
Upon arrival unit was off inspected evap coil and air filter and both were good. Poured water down the drain line and found no blockages. Started the system. Air handler and condenser fan turned on but no compressor. Upon further inspection we found the capacitor for the compressor had gone bad and had a terminal shorted out. Replaced the capacitor and the wire terminal for the compressor wire. Started and tested the system. Checked the refrigerant levels and system was working properly. Had 48* supply air when leaving
Andrew H.
Upon arrival u it was off. Customer stated the oil tank was empty and they got a delivery the other day. Bled oil line and saw some sludge. Checked the nozzle and found heavy carbon buildup on the nozzle and nozzle assembly. Cleaned the carbon buildup and replaced the nozzle. Slightly adjusted the electrodes. Bled the oil line again and started the boiler. Performed combustion test and adjusted the air and fuel. Unit was running at 5.6%o2 45ppm co. Added oil sludge additive to the oil tank and had customer verify the oil fill cap was on the pipe.
Andrew H.
Visually inspected indoor evap coil and blower compartment Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps Visually inspected air filter Rinsed condenser coil Blew out drain line and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pump Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitor Took temps While performing the maintenance we found the unit was slightly low on refrigerant. After getting customer authorization we added 9 oz R410A bringing the subcooling from 5.2 up to 12
Andrew H.
Upon arrival unit was turned on but only the indoor unit was running. Upon investigation we found the disconnect box had the power off. Turned the power back on and the unit started back up. Checked refrigerant levels and found the system has a good charge. Pressures were 70/210 with 19* superheat which is within manufacturer’s specifications. Unit is working properly.
Larry H.
Performed an A/C pm on 2 systems. The customer replaced the air filter. Blew out the drain lines and checked the condensate pump. Washed the condenser coils. Checked the electrical connections, pressures and temperatures. Added 8 oz R22 to the 1st fl system. Systems are operating properly.
Larry H.
Checked systems. The water heater was not off on reset and it was up to temperature. Started and tested. The furnace was off on reset. Reset the control and it started. When the burner was running, the flame was rumbling. Checked the oil flow and found the nozzle partially plugged causing the oil to spray everywhere inside the chamber. Replaced the nozzle and burned off the excess oil in the chamber. Started several times. System is operating properly. The nozzle may have became partially plugged after running out of oil.
Larry H.
Performed an A/C pm on the system. Replaced the air filter. 14x30x1 Blew out the drain line. Rinsed the condenser coil. Checked the electrical connections, pressures and temperatures. System is operating properly.
Andrew H.
Upon arrival furnace was off on reset. Pressed reset button and furnace lit but was rumbling. Checked the oil flow and had great flow. Checked the nozzle and saw it had been dripping for some time and there was carbon buildup on the nozzle and beneath it. Replaced the nozzle and cleaned the carbon. Started and tested the furnace. Cycled it on and off multiple times to burn off all residual oil. Performed combustion test. Unit is running at 8.4%o2 60ppm co 0 smoke
Larry H.
Drain pressure out of the boiler. Remove old boiler gauge and replace with a new one. Fill system back up with water and purge all air out of the system. Start and test the boiler. Ensure hot water is coming back to the boiler on the return.
Andrew H.
Upon arrival unit was on and running. Upon inspection found that there was a large amount of air in the system causing one of the zones to get air bound and not have heat. Attempted to purge the zones and found that the autofeed was not letting enough pressure into the system to purge all air out. After getting customer authorization we replaced the autofeed backflow combo. Purged most air out of the 4 zones. While purging the air we found the pressure gauge is stuck at 22 and is not moving. Need to return on Wednesday to replace the pressure gauge and finish getting all air out of the system.
Andrew H.
Upon arrival found a small drip underneath the burner and a small drip under the oil filter canister. Replaced the filter gaskets and filter and found that before the canister was fully full it was dripping from the bottom. Upon further inspection found there was some rust on the inside of the canister and it is possible there is a small pinhole leak forming. Replaced the filter canister and gaskets. Bled air from the filter canister and did not see any further leaks. Also found that the nozzle had started to go bad and was dripping inside of the blast tube. This would cause the oil to run back down the blast tube and drip from the bottom of the burner. Replaced the nozzle and started and tested the system. Unit is working properly
Larry H.
When arrived the water heater burner was off on reset. Reset the control and it started. Checked the oil flow which was strong and clean. Checked the transformer, the spark was weak which will cause the burner to trip intermittently. Replaced the transformer, started and tested several times. System is operating properly.
Larry H.
The primary control was off on a hard lockout. Reset the control. The burner did not start. Checked oil flow. Bled oil line. Customer was out of oil.
Andrew H.
Brushed and vacuumed flue pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Performed combustion and smoke tests 5.4%o2 23ppm co 0 smoke While performing the maintenance we found that there was air in the lines. Notified the customer and recommended purging the zones. After getting customer authorization we purged both zones of all air. Started and tested the boiler and had hot water coming back. Boiler pressure when leaving was 18/19
Andrew H.
Brushed and vacuumed flue pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Performed combustion and smoke tests 5.1%o2 2ppm co 0 smoke
Andrew H.
Brushed and vacuumed flue pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Performed combustion and smoke tests 5.1%o2 0ppm co 0 smoke
Andrew H.
Upon arrival started to perform leak search. Inspected evaporator coil, condenser coil, and lineset where accessible. Did not see any traces of us dye. Started and tested the system and had roughly the same pressures as after the refrigerant was added. The leak could be a pinhole and just starting to form causing refrigerant levels to not drop at a significant rate. Recommend evaluating the system next year.
Andrew H.
Upon arrival unit was off. Turned unit on and both air handler and condenser turned on. Hooked up temp sensors and saw that the return was 89 and the supply was 115. Checked the heating pipes at the hydro coil and found that hot water was flowing to the coil so the heat and the ac were running simultaneously. Upon further investigation found the zone valve for that air handler had failed in the open position and the boiler was pumping hot water to that coil. Disconnected wires for the zone valve and had no more water flowing to that hydro coil. Need to replace the zone valve before the heating season. Unit is working properly. Had 129/365 for pressure and had 10 subcooling which is within manufacturers specs.
Andrew H.
Upon arrival noticed the pressure relief was dripping even though the boiler pressure was only 20 indicating the pressure relief had gone bad. Drained the pressure from the boiler and removed the old pressure relief. Replaced with new pressure relief and filled the system back up with water. Purged all air from the system. System is working properly at this time. Also found that the hi-vent had been leaking water in the past and is no longer functioning properly. Looked in company notes and found the hi-vent and extrol tank had been recommended to replace at the last visit. Recommend replacing the hi-vent and extrol tank. The unit may not run properly in the future if these are not replaced
Andrew H.
Visually inspected indoor evap coil and blower compartment Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps Visually inspected air filter. Replaced with company supplied Rinsed condenser coil Blew out drain line and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pump Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitor Took temps Chemically cleaned evap coil due to high level of dust and debris buildup. Need to purchase correct filter size which is 20x22x1 Recommend returning to preform a deep chemical cleaning of the condenser coil due to high levels of lint and debris buildup. Call to schedule after the dryer vent has had a trap added or has been diverted. The buildup could lead to issues with the unit if not taken care of.
Larry H.
Turned system on. Went outside and checked condenser. Condenser fan is running but no compressor. Checked capacitor and capacitor is bad and needs to be replaced. Replaced the capacitor and started the system. Checked pressures. Subcooling was at 1.4*, manufacturer calls for 10 + or - 3. Added 1 lb 12 oz R-410a to system. 11.5* subcooling after adding refrigerant. System is operating properly.
Andrew H.
Removed old zone panel and all thermostats on the second floor. Installed new zone panel, 2 T10 thermostats, and connected all associated wiring. Started and tested the system in both heating and cooling on both thermostats. Unit is operating properly.
Larry H.
Drained old water heater and removed burner and ez temp control. Cut water lines and removed old water heater. Installed new water heater and reconnected water lines. Attached old burner and ez temp control. Installed new flue pipe and applied furnace cement. Installed new nozzle for the burner. Started and tested water heater. Unit is running at 5.6%o2 50ppm co 0 smoke
Andrew H.
Visually inspected indoor evap coil and blower compartment Checked all electrical connections and safeties Checked volts and amps Visually inspected air filter. Replaced with customer supplied Rinsed condenser coil Blew out drain line and poured water to ensure properly draining Tested condensate pump Checked refrigerant levels Checked capacitor Took temps After obtaining customer approval we added 1 lb R410A to the system to bring the refrigerant charge back to the factory specifications
