Jefferson NJ – HVAC Service

We will diagnose the system to determine what type of additional work or repairs is necessary to restore the system back to proper working conditions.

Seasonal maintenance for (1) water cooled self contained heat pump up to 5 ton cooling capacity, Includes replacing of standard fiberglass air filter (pleated higher performance filters can be added at an additional cost) , includes replacing blower belt (if applicable), grease or oil bearings, clean the condensate drain line, confirm operation of water flow through the condenser, check operation of all safety devices, check operation of operating controls, check all motors, compressor and refrigerant charge, visual inspection of the duct system.

Great customers upon arrival. Customer let me to a dryer. Driver is on the roof, pretty Steep and slippery, rainy day. Clean dryer from the inside with portable compressor all the wind. Noticed that the dryer connection to the event was pretty flimsy, didn't have anything to make it better. Made sure dryer was connected to the vent Place dryer back to how it was dryer cleaning successful.

Upon arrivals found boiler not heating. Found flu was an attached reattached flu screwed it in. Also found hot surf signator cracked on boiler replaced hot surface igniter. Everything is operational at this time.

Arrived onsite for no ac service call. Upon arrival found significant amount of high voltage burnt wiring and fittings. Voltage distribution system burnt along with the voltage enhancement system and voltage assist system. Performed silver repair on the condenser electrical faults. Provided warranty for Turbo capacity. Waived diagnostic fee as customer chose repair. Confirmed operation of the system however informed customer that there is a good chance the system will burn up again.

Arrived onsite for no cooling service call. Upon arrival confirmed onside air handler is blowing air. Not recommending leak test due to age and lack of refrigerant. Recommend upgrading ac system. Will provide pricing.

Arrived on site to provide a second opinion on the status of the HVAC system, I went into the attic and opened an examined the air handler. I confirmed that the motor is running and operating properly, I did note some microbial growth build up in the drain pan which is normal for a 20-year-old system. I informed the homeowner that we could spray the pan and clean up as much as possible to eliminate that in the future. Confirmed that the condenser was running, noted that it is cooling and the temperature in the house was at 73°. It appears as if the condenser coil was not cleaned when they had their maintenance performed by a different company a few weeks back, we will send a maintenance tech back to clean the coil for her at no charge. Overall the system is operating and cooling properly, it is older but appears to be in good condition at this time. I do not believe that they are in need of a new system at this time.

Upon arrivals found boiler not heating. Found flu was an attached reattached flu screwed it in. Also found hot surf signator cracked on boiler replaced hot surface igniter. Everything is operational at this time.

Arrived on site to provide a second opinion on the status of the HVAC system, I went into the attic and opened an examined the air handler. I confirmed that the motor is running and operating properly, I did note some microbial growth build up in the drain pan which is normal for a 20-year-old system. I informed the homeowner that we could spray the pan and clean up as much as possible to eliminate that in the future. Confirmed that the condenser was running, noted that it is cooling and the temperature in the house was at 73°. It appears as if the condenser coil was not cleaned when they had their maintenance performed by a different company a few weeks back, we will send a maintenance tech back to clean the coil for her at no charge. Overall the system is operating and cooling properly, it is older but appears to be in good condition at this time. I do not believe that they are in need of a new system at this time.

Arrived onsite for no ac service call. Homeowner has a 3.5 ton split system heat pump ac systems with heat strip auxiliary. Confirmed operation of the system. Found the system low on R22 refrigerant which is phased out. System may also have an issue with the metering device. Currently not measuring any temperature drop, Recommend updating the system. Will provide an estimate for when she is ready.

Arrived onsite for 2 AC systems being down. Both system failed performance inspection during the maintenance.

Creative customer upon arrival customer let me upstairs to the thermostat. Let me prove the air handler that is in the Attic which you access from their laundry room pull down. Turned on the thermostat to Cooling to see the condenser turn on so turn on. Condenser pretty clean from the inside thanks to the cover. Watch the condenser from the outside with chemical and water. Check the pressures on the condenser with the field pieces, pressure seem to be fine. Check the different temperature inside the house, reached 18 degrees, was stuck at 16° for a while. The filter was changed by the customer. Customer said something about the condensation pan, I checked it out everything seems good

My customer upon arrival. Customer led me to the unit that's in the basement which is the new unit. Notice that the polarized filter was not plugged in and also replace correctly. Removed old filter put a new filter correctly and put it in and make sure it was plugged in. Turned on the first floor thermostat to see the condenser running it did. Unplug disconnect to wash down the condenser. Plug the disconnect back in. Check pressures on the condenser the pressure and the temperature split were good. Went upstairs turned on a second floor unit also pulled out that disconnect to work on it cleaned it inside out wash it down with chemical and water put it back together and play disconnect back in. Change the filter in the Attic as well.

Arrived onsite for condenser electrical rejuvenation. Observed burnt out and melted wires. Corroded and non functioning parts. Confirmed operation of the system. Which is measuring a bit low on Phased out r22. Also homeowner mentioned water is condensing at the base of the furnace and ac system.

Greeted customer on arrival. Customer lead me to condenser around the right side of the house. Turned on AC on thermostat. Popped out condenser disconnect. Open condensor, cleaned inside out with water and chemicals. Scooped out dirt and leaves. Plugged in disconnect. Checked pressures with field pieces, high side was lower than it needed to be. Low pressure was perfect? Changed filter inside the unit in the attic, Checked temperature difference with temperature probes, peaked at 18°F. Informed customer about everything. Signed off.

Upon arrival greeted customer, customer let me to thermostat. Customer showed me where the attic was to reach the air handler. Customer stated he has no issues with the system as a way. Went to thermostat to turn it on cooling went outside saw the condenser running disconnected the condenser. Wash the condenser from inside out with chemical and water. Put condenser back together put the disconnect back and then checked for voltage and amps, everything was fine. Put my gauges on it to check pressures when inside and put the temperature probes inside the return and the supply vent to check temperature difference. Temperature split peaked at 16.9 ° f it was 59° outside. Pressure's on the unit seemed fine. Open air handler and noticed a lot of rust and some sort of substance on the blower wheel wires. Besides that everything else was fine and it went fine, packed up informed customer. Some are paid by check, then left.

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.

Received a call that the AC system had stopped working, neither the air handler or condenser was coming on. Upon troubleshooting I found that there was no 24 volt signal coming from the transformer however I did have 240 volts going in. The transformer has failed and needs to be replaced, I installed the new transformer and also installed an inline circuit breaker to protect the transformer down the road. Checked out the wiring and found that there was a short in the signal wire between the air handler and the condenser, I noticed a spot on the wire near the condenser that had electrical tape on it. Reconnected my low voltage at the air handler and at the condenser and cycle the system, the unit is now running and operating properly.

greeted customer upon arrival. customer led me to the basement where the unit was. customer got me to where the exhaust for the clothes dryer was which is under the patio of the backyard. customer gave me the filter to replace on the unit. customer turned on the AC on the thermostat for me to see if the condenser can run which it did turn on. used a portable compressor to clean out the dryer exhaust. disconnected the fuse from the condenser to maintenance condenser. use chemical and water to clean the condenser with my own hose. put the feedback to the condenser to turn it on, it did turn back on. use my field pieces to check the pressure the the outside temperature was 50°. went inside to check the difference in temperature with the temperature probes. temperature difference was fluctuating to 9 and 13° consistently but it did Peak at 15° F. check the voltage and amps on the condenser, everything was good. customer stated no issues with unit as of late. conclusion everything is good.

greeted customer upon arrival. customer line me to unit which is on the first floor in the laundry room. change filters of the unit. customer stated that there was no issues with the unit as of late. customers led me to the thermostat on the first floor, turned on for cooling to see the condenser operates, it did. customer went to the second floor to turn on the second thermostat on cooling as well, two thermostats for one unit. went to the condenser which is located on the right side of the door entrance. checked out condenser condenser was on. unplugged disconnect of the condenser plug my own hose to their water access to get ready to wash the condenser with chemical and water. cleaned up the wiring a bit. checked for voltage and amps everything was fine. temperature difference and pressures were a bit off but that's due to it being 50° outside. aside from that everything was fine.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 units. Turn AC on to confirm operation. Changed 12x24x1 filter. Checked all electrical. Measured pressures for r22 at 61/189psi with 5 degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 61 degrees. Measured temperature drop at 21 degrees. Cleaned condensate line.. System running as it should but 30 years old and may not keep up on hottest day. Recommend upgrading.

Upon arrivals found boiler not heating. Found flu was an attached reattached flu screwed it in. Also found hot surf signator cracked on boiler replaced hot surface igniter. Everything is operational at this time.

Arrived onsite for no heat in kitchen zone. Performed diagnostic on thermostat and zone control. Found the zone control went bad. Replaced the bad zone valve head. Homeowner also agreed to expand their Elite Partner Plan to include heating. Performed their annual heating maintenance. Confirmed all zones are operations. Cleaned burner and cabinet which were significantly dirty. Checked all components. Found the Expansion tank has failed and is full of water. Recommend replacement. Will provide estimate

Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 2 gas fired furnaces: 1 in the basement and 1 in the attic. Basement Furnace unit: Ask customer to turn heat on and confirmed operation. Brushed and Wiped down furnace blower cabinet and gas burners. Burners fired and are in good working order. Homeowner already changed 16x24x1 filter. Cleared condensate lines. No visual impingement detected. Checked electrical. Measured 40 degree temperature rise. System is operating as it should.

Arrived onsite got no AC Service call. Found outdoor condenser fan running but not the compressor. Found burnt wiring in the unit. Repaired the wiring and continued diagnostic. System running and cooling. Recommend upgrading due to age and condition. Customer is not ready to upgrade yet.