Licensed Electrician, Plumber, and HVAC Services

Replace flood lights

System needs blower motor and capacitor. Furnace is 23 years old. Due to overall condition and age it is strongly recommended to upgrade furnace over repair Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Arrived for no heat and found relay on circuit board tripping, bad blower motor and failing run capacitor. Found condenser unit low on refrigerant and capacitor out of tolerance on compressor side. Outside unit showing low voltage and high voltage wires exposing out of whip conduit. Recommend replacement of blower motor failing,capacitor and circuit board. Also recommended outside unit refrigerant charge and dual capacitor replacement. Unit is currently not heating. Customer will reach out to approve repairs when ready.

Replaced all stop valves, repaired master tub, and capped open gas line behind the dryer.

This was a multiple day job started with bad compressor replaced compressor to find restriction in evaporator coil replaced evaporator coil to come into manufacture failure txv upon when we went to replace txv and pull down refrigerant back to compressor a condenser coil burst and started leaking refrigerant manager signed off on replacing outdoor unit with a r410a Rheem unit replaced condenser coil added new filter drier to outside of the unit replaced txv value system working at this time

Low water pressure in the home. Discovered a leak in the front yard of the home. Dug down into the yard to expose the water line. Shut off the water and removed the damaged section. Replaced the piping and made sure all connections are secure. Removed and replaced faulty pressure regulator valve in the basement. Turned on the water to the home and pressurized the system. Purged the air from the line. Tested with no leaks. Water pressure is set to 65psi.

Unclogged disposal.

After I left on the original troubleshoot, a fan got plugged in and tripped the GFCI outlet. It now won’t reset and should be replaced.

Troubleshoot basement outlets and lights not working

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. After the replacing the thermostat tested system and heat and cool carbon monoxide detector reading was up to 20 PPM with a system running on heat for around 15 minutes perform a heat exchanger inspection with a camera, seeing cracks and cavities inside of the heat exchanger.

Replaced shut off valve in laundry and replaced cartridge in kids sink

Replaced water heater, prv, front and back hose bibbs.

Performed customer 1 system fall (heat) homecare maintenance check Changed (16x25x1) filter Did full evaluation for system. Gas furnace is 22 years old, ac and coil is 7 years old. Checked over all operations, of system, blower wheel is clean, blower capacitor tested good was replaced in June. Found that inducer draft motor is very loud and windings are pulling high amps, causing the inducer draft motor to start failing. The inducer draft motor housing is cracked where the elbow for flue pipe meets the furnace. Attached task code to let customer know that there is a crack that connects to our primary heat exchanger. Gave customer estimates on repairs was able to find parts except for all the pieces for the housing assembly which are on a 70 day back order per supplier. Recommended updating aged furnace, customer approved to do so before making any repairs at this time. Customer signed up 1 system for homecare maintenance plan.

Added wafer lights in breakfast and living room

Called out for leak in the crawlspace customer said the leak was coming from shark bite on the hose bib upon inspection found out it was coming from another fitting on the other side of the hose bib line spoke with customer. They agreed to keep the price the same and just make the repair not the hose bib made repair tested no leak at this time. Informed customer that ductwork near the area got saturated and fell apart.

Glass feel into the disposal and jammed the disposal. Removed all glass, turned on the water and tested. The disposal is working properly with no further issues.

The black specks appear to be rubber or plastic in origin. This is likely due to the breaking down of the washers in the shower valve cartridges, and the emergency stops for the various fixtures around the home. Recommendation is to replace the cartridges or to replace the shower valves entirely as the two handle style shower valves are no longer produced and outdated. This estimate is to replace the cartridges for the shower valves. The stops for the toilet are located directly behind the toilet and are therefore inaccessible without removing the toilets. Replace kitchen faucet. Water hammer is being created by a faulty diverting spray that is leaking. Recommendation is to replace the faucet entirely because the aftermarket parts for this are likely not going to be the original manufacturer and may leak if used.

Ran new dedicated circuit for a stand up panoramic X-Ray machine

Our client reached out to us in reference to a garbage disposal that was leaking. This disposal had two location in which it was leaking from. Putty missing from disposal collar and an internal leak on the backside of the electrical cavity. A client also had high water pressure That was 125 psi in the daytime.. Both defective items were replaced in test for leaks and no leaks were found. I did mention to our customer about his aging water heater and recommended replacing as soon as possible especially with it not being in pan in a finish basement. An estimate has been left for the replacement. Our client is satisfied.

Replacing customer supplied CH arc fault breakers

replaced PRV in crawlspace, leak on hall toilet, as a courtesy tightened tank stopped leak, tested no leak, Adjusted pressure to 70 psi per home owners request. Explained to homeowner pressure should be from 45-75 psi, usually keep between 60-65 psi higher pressure puts strain on fixtures. Pressurized house, blew air out of lines, tested fixtures, no leaks.

Found waste and overflow leaked when the tub was full due to a poorly designed assembly. Replaced waste and overflow. Cut sheetrock in room behind upstairs hall shower

Add outlet on a deck Install new car charger outlet under a panel Add new circuit for the garbage disposal

Troubleshoot lights flickering and intermittently going out

Wired bathroom in basement