Franklin NJ Furnace and Air Conditioning Service

Performed a maintenance inspection and tune-up on one gas furnace, including inspection of the internal ductwork and plenum, which showed heavy dust accumulation and deteriorated areas of the fibrous duct lining. Measured system temperatures with a digital true-RMS meter and temperature probe to verify operating performance, and found no visible frost, rust, or cracking on the equipment or surrounding surfaces.

Completed maintenance inspection on oil boiler system and investigated customer complaint of exhaust odors entering the living space during operation. Upon inspection, discovered significant deterioration and staining around the barometric damper assembly, with visible rust, corrosion, and accumulated debris on the surrounding surfaces indicating potential breach in the flue system integrity. Documented conditions with photographs showing compromised sealing and excessive wear on damper components, which likely allows combustion gases to escape into the occupied space rather than being properly vented through the chimney. Advised customer of safety concerns and recommended immediate repair or replacement of the barometric damper assembly and inspection of the entire venting system to eliminate hazardous exhaust infiltration.

Responded to no cooling call and performed diagnostic troubleshooting of air conditioning system. Inspected electrical junction panel and wiring connections, documenting condition of terminal blocks and wire distribution for HVAC system components. All electrical connections at distribution panel were visually inspected and found to be properly terminated with no immediate signs of loose connections or thermal damage at terminal points.

Roof has water penetrating near recently installed hvac piping and wiring. There is nearly an inch of water covering the entire roof. could not determine exactly where water may be penetrating. as a precaution; we will come back when the water dissipates and apply silicone sealer around the area. And then test for leaks.

Arrived on site to perform a heating maintenance on a gas furnace. Upon arrival customer stated no issues with the unit as of yet. Turned on Heating by the thermostat. Unit turned on successfully with no issues. Turn off the gas to ensure safety of inspection of the unit. Customer supplied a new filter to change, filter for the unit was changed. Noticed huge buildup of dust and growth on the fan motor and a huge buildup of dust inside ductwork. Checked for the gas valve pressure seeing what was the pressure going inside to the furnace. Gas pressure was at 3.8 psi. Inserted temperature probes inside a ductwork to see the difference in temperature from the return and the supply side. Temperature difference was 58°.unit was sucking in 76°F while supplying 135°F.

Performed the maintenance for both oil fire boilers, replaced the nozzles, oil filters, and pump screens for both burners. Opened up both boilers and thoroughly brushed and vacuumed the heat exchangers. Start it up both boilers and performed a combustion test and confirmed that they are both operating properly, the Weil McLean boiler which is the boiler on the left is over pressurizing and leaking water. We will need to replace the expansion tank, pressure reducing valve, and relief valve. Also the isolation valve after the pressure reducing valve is leaking, I recommend rep piping and replacing all of those components we will provide a price for the replacement and handle it upon approval.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 system . Changed 12x24x1 filter. Turn AC on to confirm operation. Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside unit, measured pressures for R22 at 60/90psi with 21 degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 43degrees. Measured temperature drop at 16 degrees. blew out condensate line. Performed efficiency test utilizing MeasureQuick. System running but may be slightly low on refrigerant.

Arrived onsite for AC service call. Performed Diagnostic. Found no power to the condenser unit. Went to circuit breaker panel. Found the AC breaker tripped and loose. Turned breaker to on position and continued AC diagnostic. System seem to run fine. System electrical in good shape no over amping. Refrigerant level seem good and cooling is good. I believe the issue is the loose AC breaker in the panel is tripping itself. Recommend an electrician perform diagnostic on the panel.

Installed new Fujitsu 2 ton condenser 3 Port. Installed ductless wall hung fujitsu 7000 BTU. Installed ceiling register ductless head 18,000 BTU for server room. Ran line sets half inch and 3/8 and quarter inch Ran communication wire . Mounted condenser on wall with wall bracket. Perform pressure test and performed vacuum under 200 microns. Electrician needs to return and wiring condenser then we could come back and start system.

Drain Down / Refill Boiler - Drain the water, refill and bleed out the air. Some repairs on a hydronic heating system requires the water to be removed from the system. Once repairs are made it is important that all air be removed from the system to prevent the pipes from banging and so that the radiators heat completely and efficiently.

Received a call that a couple of the offices on the first floor are complaining that it is getting too hot, I believe that part of the issue is that the boiler is now oversized for the amount of space that it is heating. I made an adjustment on the heat timer panel to drop the space temperature by 1°, I also sent a video detailing how to make further adjustments to Chris in case we need to drop it another degree or so. If this does not remedy the situation, we will then need to look further into the steam valve or location of the existing thermostat for that zone for better control.

Basement Furnace: turn heat on and confirmed operation. Brushed and Wiped down furnace blower cabinet and gas burners. Burners fired and are in good working order. Changed filter 16x25x1 provided by climate plus. Checked electrical.. Measured 60 degree temperature rise. Blower fan has layers of grime and dust which is affecting efficiency. System is operating as it should however should consider upgrading for reliability and more efficiency.

New customer from Comfort Club 1C needs HVAC service. No arrival time given- Please send OMW text. Customer reports condenser is on but fan isn't spinning. Located near mobile home, left side. Permission to start outside if not there. Contact Climate Plus LLC for professional service.

Arriving in the evening, a customer mentioned assigned parking across the street. The appointment may run late, but the tenants will be available after 5pm. The property belongs to Alicia, with tenants reporting an issue of cool air blowing instead of cold air from the unit. The unit was installed only 3-4 years ago.

Heating maintenance on gas fired furnace and new thermostat

Serving an oil fired boiler