Heating, AC & Plumbing Services in Moreland Hills

Performed seasonal heating and cooling maintenance on two HVAC systems, inspecting the gas furnace burner compartment, manifold, burner assemblies, igniter/flame sensor, and wiring connections, and cleaning accumulated dust and debris for proper combustion and safe operation. Inspected the evaporator coil and air handler cabinet, noting oxidation and dullness on the coil fins, return bends, and copper fittings, with no frost or ice present and cabinet insulation intact. Systems were checked for proper operation, with the coil condition documented for ongoing monitoring.

Performed scheduled seasonal heating maintenance on the furnace systems and inspected the Honeywell EnviraCare Elite whole-home humidifier. Found heavy mineral scaling on the evaporator pad and holder, and verified the water supply line, saddle valve, and duct collar connections showed no leaks, cracks, or corrosion. Recommended pad replacement and ongoing humidifier servicing to maintain proper humidification performance and airflow.

Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on the heating system, including electrical diagnostics with a digital clamp meter to verify amperage and operating readings on the control and blower circuits. Inspected the furnace cabinet interior, wiring, blower assembly, venting, and combustion analyzer connections, and confirmed no visible damage, corrosion, or wiring faults. System was left operating normally with the access panel and components secured.

Performed scheduled maintenance on two tanked water heaters, including draining and flushing each unit to remove sediment buildup and restore heating efficiency. Inspected the flue venting, copper supply piping, circulator pump, and expansion tanks, finding all components in good condition with no signs of leaks, corrosion, or damage. A leaking bathtub was also identified and noted for follow-up evaluation.

Performed a seasonal tune-up on the gas-fired cast iron boiler heating system, inspecting the boiler, draft hood and flue venting, circulator pumps, expansion tank, and zone control panel wiring and terminal connections, and verifying electrical operation with a clamp meter. Also inspected the gas water heater and checked its data label to assist in determining the unit's age.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on two furnaces under the recurring service plan, including inspection of the cabinets, venting, condensate drain, and electrical connections, with no visible rust, frost, or cracks found. Removed and inspected the flame sensor/igniter assembly on one unit and verified safe, proper operation of both systems at completion.

Responded to a complaint of the furnace cycling off prematurely and performed a diagnostic inspection of the furnace, ductwork, and associated components. Noted corrosion and mineral buildup on copper line fittings and a gate valve in the adjacent piping, and documented the findings with photos for recommended follow-up.

Performed an on-site evaluation of the existing forced-air gas furnace with an attached whole-house humidifier to assess replacement and repair options. Inspected the furnace cabinet, thermostat control wiring, PVC condensate and drain piping, supply ductwork connections, and adjacent gas and water heater piping, finding no visible rust, frost, or damage. Documented equipment condition with photos and reviewed replacement versus repair options, with repair options remaining to be finalized.

Performed scheduled preventative maintenance on a 96.1% AFUE condensing gas furnace, including inspection of the inducer assembly, gas valve, pressure switches, control board, and wiring connections. Verified condensate drain piping and PVC venting for proper routing and integrity. Noted frayed insulation in the lower burner compartment and signs of moisture on the equipment pad near the base of the unit, recommending follow-up evaluation of the condensate drainage.

Performed a seasonal tune-up on the heating system, including inspection of the outdoor Bryant condenser unit and its electrical disconnect. Cabinet and louvered panels showed weathering, debris accumulation, and moss growth at the base, while the disconnect box and conduit connections exhibited surface corrosion and age-related wear. Verified system operation and documented the condition of outdoor components for future maintenance reference.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance as part of ongoing preventative service program. Inspected furnace system and replaced dirty air filters with clean units, as evidenced by the comparison showing significant dust and debris accumulation on the removed filters. System components were evaluated to ensure proper operation heading into the heating season.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on 13-year-old furnace system with no reported issues. Performed standard tune-up procedures including inspection of blower motor assembly, verification of electrical connections and wire terminations, and assessment of heat exchanger components. All system components found operating within normal parameters with typical dust accumulation for age of equipment. Customer advised to schedule air conditioning maintenance in spring.

Conducted on-site assessment for furnace replacement and provided equipment options to customer. Existing Trane heating system located in accessible basement utility area with straightforward installation conditions. Documented current HVAC infrastructure including ductwork configuration, water heater proximity, and existing venting system showing signs of corrosion on horizontal flue pipe requiring attention during replacement.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance on two furnace systems as part of ongoing preventive maintenance program. Performed comprehensive system inspections including combustion analysis using flue gas analyzer, which confirmed efficient operation with readings of 93.7°F flue temperature, 69.7% efficiency, and safe 1 PPM carbon monoxide levels on natural gas equipment. Inspected blower wheel assembly, verified clean condition of squirrel cage fan with no debris accumulation, and confirmed proper motor operation and airflow components functioning within normal parameters.

Performed comprehensive HVAC cooling system maintenance on window unit. Conducted electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring amperage draw at 2.93A and voltage at 0.028V to verify proper system operation. Inspected and tested capacitor with connected yellow, purple, and red/brown wiring, confirming secure terminal connections and proper mounting bracket integrity. All electrical components showed normal operation with no signs of damage, corrosion, or unusual wear, and system is functioning within manufacturer specifications.

# HVAC Furnace Installation Successfully installed a two-stage ECM 80/90 furnace system in basement utility area. The installation included proper stacking and securing of multiple HVAC components, connection of refrigerant lines via black electrical conduit, and integration with existing ductwork using flexible materials. Installed gray PVC condensate drain and vent piping running vertically through the installation area and extending to building exterior. Exterior PVC termination was properly configured with elbow joints to direct condensate flow away from foundation. All manufacturer specification labels and regulatory markings were verified and remain visible for future reference. System was mounted on concrete floor against interior wall with all connections properly secured. Installation completed to code with appropriate clearances maintained for service access.

Completed pre-winter heating maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of furnace components, combustion analysis, and safety controls verification. Replaced heavily soiled air filters with new units to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. Inspected and serviced Aprilaire humidifier unit, checking water supply connections, drainage system, and electrical connections. All systems tested and confirmed operational for the heating season.

Conducted on-site assessment for furnace replacement. Evaluated existing aging furnace system showing visible wear, dust accumulation, and surface corrosion on associated piping. Documented current equipment configuration including ductwork connections, PVC condensate drainage system, and installation layout in basement mechanical room. Provided homeowner with replacement options and recommendations based on equipment condition and system requirements.

Responded to service call regarding high electric bills and potential AC system issues. Performed diagnostic inspection on both air conditioning units. Discovered failed capacitor on one unit exhibiting severe corrosion, burnt terminal connections, and electrical degradation from weather exposure. Tested electrical components with multimeter to verify capacitor failure and confirm system voltages. Identified the deteriorated capacitor as primary cause of system inefficiency, which would result in increased electrical consumption and reduced cooling performance. Recommended immediate capacitor replacement to restore proper system operation and reduce energy costs.

Responded to report of gas odor detected by technician and inspector during generator installation meeting. Conducted thorough inspection of exterior gas line connections and associated plumbing components, including brass shut-off valve with quarter-turn handle and flexible braided stainless steel supply line positioned near building foundation. Documented existing installations with photographic evidence for further evaluation and recommended follow-up gas leak detection service to ensure system safety and code compliance.