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Job Locations and Reviews
Went out to help a residential customer who called about their a/c system not working. Upon arriving at the home, found that the blower fan had become misaligned and was causing the problem. Realigned the blower fan on the unit and checked to make sure it was working. The system is operating properly again. The customer was pleased with the repair.
Arrived at a home to clean their duct system. The air ducts were thoroughly cleaned throughout the home, providing the customer with clean and clear air. The customer was pleased with the results. The indoor air quality will greatly improve in their home.
Went out to a home for a scheduled HVAC replacement. We removed the old HVAC unit from the home and carefully installed the new system. Upon completion, the HVAC system was tested for quality and performance. The unit is working properly and will be more energy efficient for the home.
Air conditioning maintenance for a residential customer. The system was thoroughly inspected for signs of wear and tear. The ducts were cleaned and the air filters were cleaned and replaced. The tune-up will keep the system running efficiently, and prepared for the summer season. The customer was pleased with the service.
For this job, we went out to a residential home for an air conditioning repair. After inspecting the system, we found that the A/C condenser fan was failing to work properly. The condenser fan was replaced to resolve the issue. The system is now operating correctly for the home.
Technicians installed a new 14 SEER, 3 ton, Gas Package Unit. We leveled out the unit made sure everything operated properly, sealed up the ducts to make sure there weren’t any leaks and performed an ac startup and Turned the Furnace on to make sure it fires off and runs. System work great at this time
Technician was called out to perform a leak search for a home warranty claim. The leak was found in the condenser coil as previously stated. The system is completely empty of refrigerant and there is a crack on the header tube on the condenser coil. Also found some pitting and major heat stress on the heat exchanger.
Technician arrived for a service call and found the three ton package unit with a large hole in the condenser coil. The majority of the oil and all 100 oz of r22 refrigerant has been sprayed out inside the unit. The condensing fan motor is also mechanically locked up pulling 3.7 amps when the data plate lists 2.0 amps. The condensing fan motor capacitor is also below the manufacturers specifications reading 6.9 out of 7.5 mfd. The control board has burnt areas around some resistors. The draft inducer motor has oil all over the external housing indicating the motor is failing. With all the needed repairs to get the unit back up to working order it would be a better option to replace the entire unit.
