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Great service. Very clear explaining the problem and what needs to be done.
MAS - Southington, CT 06479
Dyllan M.
For our commercial customer's annual HVAC maintenance, I completed a comprehensive inspection and servicing of their system. This involved replacing all air filters to ensure clean airflow, checking and adjusting the refrigerant levels for optimal cooling performance, and lubricating the motors and bearings to prevent wear. Additionally, I tested the system's controls and thermostat to ensure accurate temperature management and efficiency.
Andrew H.
During an HVAC maintenance visit in Plantsville, CT, I discovered a significant issue with the air handler's blower fan, which was causing inefficient airflow and system strain. Upon further inspection, I also found a dirty evaporator coil, significantly reducing the system's cooling ability. The blower fan was repaired, and the evaporator coil thoroughly cleaned, restoring full efficiency and performance to the HVAC system.
Larry H.
Successfully replaced the gas valve on a Rheem water heater, in Southington, CT. Using a high-quality replacement component is essential to ensure longevity on the repair. Homeowner is happy and hot water is restored.
Dyllan M.
I just completed a boiler repair in Southington, Connecticut. A failing pressure relief valve caused water leakage. I replaced the damaged valve and ensured that the repaired boiler was properly tested. The system now runs smoothly, providing dependable heating for the household.
Andrew H.
Responded to the request for a new furnace installation due to the home's aging system. After assessing their heating needs and the property layout, I recommended a high-efficiency furnace suitable for their home. Installed the new furnace, ensured all connections were secure, and conducted thorough testing to guarantee optimal performance. The homeowners now enjoy improved energy efficiency and reliable heating throughout their home with the newly installed furnace. I provided them with a brief tutorial on the new system and outlined recommended maintenance practices for long-term reliability.
Jonathan L.
Received a call from the homeowner reporting a lack of heat in their home. Upon inspection of their furnace, I identified a faulty thermocouple, causing the system to shut down unexpectedly. I replaced the defective part, cleaned the burners, and conducted a comprehensive safety check to ensure proper functioning. After restarting the furnace, the heating system was back to delivering consistent warmth, providing them with a cozy and functional living space.
Andrew H.
Responded to a call reporting no heat in a home. Upon inspection, I identified a faulty gas valve in the furnace, leading to ignition issues and a broken furnace. I replaced the malfunctioning component, conducted a thorough safety check, and ensured the system was running at peak efficiency. After completing the repair, the furnace was back in operation, providing reliable and consistent warmth for their home during the winter.
Dyllan M.
Responded to a service call at a residence where the homeowners reported insufficient heating. Upon inspection, I identified a malfunctioning igniter in their furnace, leading to intermittent heating issues. I promptly replaced the faulty component, conducted a comprehensive system check, and ensured the thermostat was calibrated correctly. After completing the repair, the heating system was restored to optimal functionality, providing the homeowners with a warm and comfortable home environment. I also took the time to educate them on regular maintenance practices to prevent similar issues in the future.
Larry H.
Performed a heating pm on an oil boiler. Brushed and vacuumed. Replaced the oil filter, nozzle and strainer. Started and checked the safeties. Performed a combustion test. System is operating properly.
Andrew H.
Brushed and vacuumed burner tubes Inspected and vacuumed burner compartments Checked electrical connections and safeties Checked gas pressure Performed combustion test 9.5%o2 4ppm co Inlet pressure-5.586 in.w.c. Manifold pressure- 2.058
Lisa H.
Furnace Repair for a residential customer. Called out to repair a furnace that was not working for the customer. After inspecting the furnace, found the burners needed to be replaced on the unit. Returned the next day with the correct parts and replaced the burners to bring the unit back to working order.
Jonathan L.
Furnace Repair for a residential customer. Replaced the heat exchanger on the furnace to bring it back to operation for the homeowner.
Dyllan M.
Found that the customer changed the thermostat and didn’t push the wires into the wall. This made the thermostat not click in to the base like it should which wasn’t sending a signal to the furnace. Redid the wires and tested. The thermostat sits flush and turns the furnace on and off as needed.
Andrew H.
Brushed and vacuumed flu pipe and heat exchanger Replaced oil filter, nozzle, and strainer Checked all electrical connections and safeties Preformed combustion and smoke tests 7.4%o2 44ppm co 0 smoke Had to replace 1 clean out cover due to the bolt snapping while removing it. While preforming maintenance found that the thermal limit disc was getting stuck around 100 degrees and not rotating to turn the fan on. After manually rotating the limit disc, it was operating properly for the remainder of the maintenance. The limit disc might fail in the future causing the blower to not turn on. Took pictures of the model and the part so if the limit does fail we will be able to order a replacement.
Larry H.
Furnace Repair and Heating Service - Removed and replaced the furnace control board. Started and tested the operation several times. The system is operating properly.
Andrew H.
Upon arrival found that the condensate line had broken off inside the wall and was now between the inside and outside walls. Cut vinyl tubing above ceiling grid and joined it with a longer section to run it over to the sink so the ac could be run temporarily. Need to have plumber come and cut a tap into a drain stack so the tubing can be rerouted to avoid any issues with draining come winter time.
cooling@x-tremetemp.com
Preformed ac maintenance check list. Everything was working properly with no concerns
