Glen Rock NJ Furnace and Air Conditioning Repair Installation Service

12-4 Arrival; EPP 1C-Maintenance. According to joe "We talked about a one heat one cool maintenance" I am not sure if Joe mentioned the heating for purposes of setting up plan or if he is expecting that heating maintenance will also be completed this day, so please clarify with him. I was also not given any filter information so we will likely need to figure that out when we get there

12-4 Arrival; EPP 1C- Joe needs to do some wiring work over there due to a rodent problem. Please note that we promised customer 20% off of this service upon signing up for plan which is complete. At this time I do not have the pricing on the repair. This customer is also due for a maintenance per Joe, which original instructions were to hopefully have Pedro and Joe working on this unit at the same time.

Greeted customer upon arrival, Customer lead me to airhandler, condenser, and thermostat. Turned ac lower, was already on. Condenser was running.

Arrived on site to check out the system because it randomly trips the circuit breaker. Upon arrival I open the control compartment at the condenser and found that there was a rodent nest on the bottom of the cabinet, I cleaned it out and found the high voltage wires are chewed through. We will need to replace the wires from the disconnect to the contactor and we will also need to replace some of the wiring inside the control compartment because it was also chewed through. I spoke with the homeowner about performing a maintenance on the system as it has not had one performed, he would like information on our maintenance agreements and I also mentioned that with the agreement he would receive a 20% discount on the repair.

Greeted customer upon arrival. Customer led me to dry her vent exhaust outside that is in the backyard. Use the portable compressor with hose. Fed hoes inside the exhaust of the dryer. Pulled out a good amount of lint. Kept pulling out the holes until there was nothing coming out. Inform the customer and showed them how much lint came out of the vent customer acknowledged and signed off

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 system. Asked customer to turn AC on to confirm operation. Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside coils, measured pressures for 410a at 116/226psi with 7.5 degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 67 degrees. Measured temperature drop at 15 degrees. Cleaned evaporator coil and condensate line. Performed efficiency test utilizing MeasureQuick. System running but only received a “c” grade due to age and air flow issues from the furnace.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 2 systems. Asked customer to turn AC on to confirm operation. Chemically Cleaned outside coils. Front House system. Checked all electrical. Measured temperature drop at 22 degrees. Cleaned condensate line. Filled trap with water. Changed 213 filter provided by the homeowner. Observed fault in air cleaning system. The UV light bulb has failed. Will provide estimate for repair. System is cooling as it should. Back of the house system. . Checked all electrical.. Measured temperature drop at 14 degrees with 60/47. Cleaned condensate line. Filled trap with water. Changed filter 213 provided by homeowner. System running as it should. Observed second system does not have an air cleaning UV light installed. Will provide estimate for installing air cleaning system.

Maintenance performed. Filter needs to be changed.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 system. Asked customer to turn AC on to confirm operation. System is from 1998 and showing age. Outdoor condenser coil fins are falling parts. Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside coils, measured pressures for R22 at 43/148psi with 2 degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 62 degrees. Measured temperature drop at 12 degrees. Cleaned evaporator coil and blew out condensate line. System running but low on phaseout refrigerant. Recommend upgrading. Found the unit without refrigerant caps outside. As a courtesy added refrigerant service caps

Received a call that the air conditioning for the store was not operating, upon arrival found the compressor was running but the condenser fan motor was not. I found a failed component in the air movement electrical system. I was able to make a repair to get the motor running at this time however I strongly recommend replacing the fan motor to prevent another cooling failure.

Arrived onsite for cooling maintenance of 1 rooftop unit. Confirmed operation of the system. Circuit 1 remains non functional. Performed inspection of the mechanical, performance, and safety system. Checked all electrical. Changed 4-16x24x2 provided by the customer. Inspected belt. System working as it should.

there's currently one system that serves the entire house, there's a 135K furnace in the attic with a 5-ton condenser and coil. it is in a horizontal position, the existing duct system is 21 ft long but should be extended five more feet to cut down on some of the flex line runs at the end of the duct. it is currently three zones, first floor second floor and basement. The basement is connected but it's currently not being used, each branch line to every room has its own zone damper and they are then connected through relays to break out the first and second floors and the basement as well. we are going to perform a load calculation to determine the correct size system for the house, we are going to give an option to replace like-for-like with one new system. we are also going to give an option to change it to two separate systems. currently the furnace is a high efficiency furnace, if we do something along that line again we will need to cut a small supply from the furnace to make sure

Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 3 gas fired furnaces: 2 in basement and 1 in the attic. Also observed humidifier that required maintenance. Note that the hard water buildup observed on the humidifier is excessive. May need to replace humidifier tray and water panel next year. Also, homeowner would benefit from adding an improved water treatment system.

Arrived onsite for maintenance for one gas fired steam boiler. Customer mentioned recently installed drain valve is not allowing water to pass through. Requested the customer turn on the thermostats up to heat and confirm operation of the boiler. Turned the boiler off and removed and cleaned all burners and wiped cleaner the burner compartment. Performed a visual inspection of all electrical and inspected all external water components such as automatic water feeder, fill valve, backflow preventer and pressuretrol. Drained the steam boiler of water. Did not observe too much much discoloration. Cleaned the pig tail and the site glass. Removed and cleaned drain valve. Found the drain’s piping clogged. Cleared the drain piping. Flushed the boiler with water. Confirmed water level on site glass is within specification. Confirmed site glass valves are operational and opened. Confirmed the operation of the water feed. Confirmed everything is operating and heating properly at this time.

Completed an oil-to-gas conversion for a family home, installing a new gas furnace for cleaner and more cost-effective heating.

Diagnosed and repaired an oil furnace with a cracked nozzle assembly, ensuring safe and efficient operation.

Perform the maintenance for the gas fired steam boiler, removed and cleaned the sight glass, checked all wiring and connections on the low water cutoff, and confirmed the setting on the pressuretrol. Allowed the boiler to operate and checked for any type of drips or leaks, there is nothing leaking at this time. I flushed the drain valve for the wet return and I flushed the drain valve for the steam return, all okay. I confirm that the water feeder is operating properly and that there is no signs of leaks from the backflow preventer. The boiler is running and operating properly at this time. While on site I also flushed the water heater and confirm that there are no blockages inside of the drain valve, checked and confirm that the relief valve is not dripping and there's no signs of water around the water heater at all.

We recently installed a Crown Gas-Fired Steam Boiler (Model # BSI172), an 82% efficient cast iron boiler, to provide reliable and efficient heating. The installation included all required exhaust venting to the existing chimney, a backflow preventer installed as per code, and a factory-installed low water cutoff for enhanced safety. We completed all necessary boiler piping, gas piping, and high- and low-voltage electrical connections to integrate seamlessly with the existing system. Additionally, we performed a full system startup, skimmed the boiler to remove impurities, and conducted a thorough combustion analysis to ensure safe and optimal performance. Finally, we removed and properly disposed of the old boiler and materials, leaving the homeowner with a dependable heating solution for the cold months ahead.

Furnace Repair and Service – A homeowner reported a persistent burnt odor when their furnace was operating. Our inspection revealed a buildup of dust and debris in the blower compartment. We thoroughly cleaned and serviced the blower, eliminating the odor and restoring optimal performance. We also advised the homeowner on routine maintenance to prevent future issues.

Performed seasonal maintenance. Changed 16x24x2 filters. Checked belts. Checked electrical. Cleaned burners and flame sensor. Confirmed operation of the system. System working as they should. Delivered box of filters. Enough filters are onsite for two more maintenances.

Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 1gas fired furnace with humidifier in basement. Basement Furnace System: Turn heat on and confirmed operation. Changed 16x25 x1 filter provided by Climate Plus. Changed humidifier panel 36 provided by Climate Plus. Brushed and Wiped down furnance blower cabinet and gas burners. Burners fired and are in good working order. Visual impingement detected. Checked electrical. Cleaned the flame sensor.. Measure temperature rise at 55 degrees. System is operating but near the end of its life cycle: recommend upgrading furnace. Will provide an estimate.

Furnace System: Turn heat on and confirmed operation. Changed 213 filter provided by customer. Brushed and Wiped down furnace blower cabinet and gas burners. Burners fired and are in good working order. No visual impingement detected. Checked electrical. Cleaned the flame sensor. Measure temperature rise at 47 degrees. System is operating as it should.

Arrived onsite for heating issue. System was running non-stop in heating mode. As per manufacturer, changed thermostat wiring by moving heat wire to W2/aux. Confirmed operation of all modes

Basement Furnace System: Turned on the heat and confirmed proper operation. Replaced the 16x25x1 filter provided by the customer. Cleaned the furnace blower cabinet and gas burners, which were in good working condition with no visual impingement. Checked the electrical components and measured 1 amp on the inducer motor. Cleaned the flame sensor and measured a 52-degree temperature rise. Performed humidifier service for winter and blew out the condensation hose. The system is operating as expected

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