Heating and Cooling Taylor

Completed comprehensive Gold furnace inspection on 10+ year old forced air unit located in basement. Performed combustion analysis using digital analyzer, recording optimal readings: 93.0% efficiency, 31 ppm CO, 9.4% O₂, 6.5% CO₂, and 108°F stack temperature. All measurements within acceptable parameters indicating proper combustion and system operation, with unit functioning normally at time of inspection.

Performed site assessment of HVAC system requiring thermostat and condenser wiring upgrade. Identified need for shielded wire installation to run from thermostat location to outdoor condensing unit. Documented existing smart thermostat control panel and wall conditions with photos for future wire routing reference.

Responded to service call for rooftop unit not operating properly at commercial facility. Accessed RTU via ladder on flat membrane roof. Upon inspection, found unit's filter/coil section heavily contaminated with dirt and debris accumulation, restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Documented existing conditions showing significant soiling on coil guard and general unit maintenance needs. Unit requires thorough coil cleaning and filter replacement to restore proper operation and cooling capacity.

Completed comprehensive furnace inspection and tune-up on a 12-15 year old Bryant forced air system located in basement. Performed combustion analysis using Bacharach analyzer, which confirmed optimal performance with 93.7% efficiency, 37 ppm CO, 7.4% O2, 7.6% CO2, and 110°F stack temperature. Inspected blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and internal components; all found to be in proper working condition with no immediate repairs needed.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on five-year-old furnace located in basement. Conducted complete system inspection including burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, and all safety controls. Verified proper operation of ignition system, tested airflow, and confirmed all components functioning within manufacturer specifications with no issues identified.

Completed on-site assessment of plumbing configuration conflict where existing water supply lines and PVC drain connections protruding from floor were preventing relocation of stackable washer/dryer unit that was blocking side door access. Evaluated current utility sink installation with existing copper water supply lines, braided flex connectors, and floor-mounted P-trap assembly. Provided professional recommendations for reconfiguring water supply and drain piping to allow appliance repositioning while maintaining functionality of utility sink, including options for relocating stub-outs and drain connections to accommodate both fixtures in desired layout.

Completed preventative maintenance and filter replacement on two rooftop HVAC units at commercial facility. Accessed roof-mounted RTUs and replaced 20x30x2 filters on both units per maintenance schedule. All equipment operational upon completion with proper airflow restored.

Installed ground fault circuit interrupter (GFI) outlet at exterior deck location to provide code-compliant electrical protection for outdoor receptacle. Verified proper wiring connections, tested device functionality, and confirmed GFI trips appropriately when ground fault is detected.

Responded to service call for water leaking from bottom of furnace causing wet floors in encapsulated crawl space. Upon inspection, found recently installed furnace and AC system with unit not shutting off properly, though system was still providing cooling. Identified water intrusion originating from underneath the unit area. Inspected exterior condensate drainage system and flexible discharge line routing. Photographed conditions including crawl space access point and exterior mechanical components with drainage piping. Documented weathered deck structure near unit location and condensate line pathway through vegetation and ground-level area. System evaluated for proper drainage function and potential sources of water accumulation beneath furnace installation.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace and 2.5-ton air conditioning unit in left-side utility closet configuration. Performed system flush, installed condensate pump, reconnected electrical service, and installed 16x25x1 filter. Mechanical and electrical permits were obtained prior to installation, and all ductwork connections were secured and sealed to manufacturer specifications.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment for full HVAC system installation in residential property with no existing equipment. Evaluated basement area and crawl space access for optimal furnace placement, noting floor construction and available utility connections. Documented existing conditions including unfinished space, electrical infrastructure, and water presence in subfloor area to determine equipment specifications and installation requirements for both heating and cooling systems, with primary focus on furnace installation per homeowner preference.

Responded to service call for fluid leaking from 12-year-old furnace located in basement. Upon inspection, identified source of leak as heavily clogged humidifier pad with significant mineral buildup and debris accumulation causing water overflow from humidifier unit. Removed and inspected saturated evaporator pad, which showed extensive contamination and reduced water flow capacity. Replaced soiled humidifier filter pad with new unit, cleared drain pan of accumulated sediment, and verified proper water flow and drainage operation. System tested and returned to normal operation with no further leaking observed.

Responded to service call for toilet not flushing properly. Upon inspection, diagnosed and addressed the flushing mechanism issue. Tested toilet operation to ensure proper flush function and water flow were restored to normal working condition.

Installed ground fault circuit interrupter (GFI) protection at exterior location near brick wall and chain-link fence boundary. Accessed main electrical panel in attic space, identified appropriate circuit for outdoor receptacle, and configured GFI breaker to provide required ground fault protection for exterior outlet. Verified proper operation of GFI device and confirmed circuit integrity upon completion.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing 20-year-old furnace system located in utility closet for potential central air conditioning integration. Evaluated current HVAC infrastructure including furnace unit, existing ductwork configuration, and available space for AC component installation. Documented equipment specifications, duct routing through basement area, and structural considerations necessary for complete system upgrade. Photographed furnace unit with visible manufacturer labeling and existing metallic supply duct system to support estimate preparation for full HVAC system installation.

Responded to a slow water leak from a basement pipe that had begun to calcify. Upon inspection, identified the affected piping in the basement ceiling area and assessed the extent of mineral buildup and deterioration. Documented the condition of the plumbing system, including overhead pipe routing and structural access points for future reference and repair planning.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 12-year-old single-unit residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit located adjacent to building foundation and air handler positioned in basement. Performed thorough visual assessment of condenser unit exterior components, including top-mounted fan assembly with protective guard, vertical louvered side panels, and housing integrity. Inspected unit for signs of age-related wear, noting weathering and surface oxidation consistent with outdoor exposure on metal components and fan guard. Evaluated ground-level installation conditions, including gravel pad placement, drainage patterns, and clearance from brick and siding exterior walls. Verified adequate airflow access through intake grilles and assessed surrounding area for debris accumulation. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing condenser positioning, component configuration, and overall operational setup. System confirmed operational at tim

Responded to plumbing service call for broken bathtub in 50-year-old residential property. Upon arrival, assessed the ongoing issue that had been affecting the bathroom for approximately one week. Shut off water heater as requested to prevent further complications and potential water damage. Documented existing conditions with photographs for service records. Completed initial diagnostic assessment and secured the affected area to ensure safe conditions for the property.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system for full replacement estimate. Documented current equipment configuration including Honeywell thermostat and ductwork system in attic space. Evaluated flexible metallic duct installation, sheet metal components, and air handler positioning within wooden framing structure. Coordinated customer contact prior to arrival as requested to confirm appointment and discuss system replacement requirements.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 2-year-old residential outdoor condenser unit. Performed visual assessment of equipment exterior, verified fan guard integrity, inspected manufacturer labels and safety warnings for compliance, and documented unit condition through photographic records. System confirmed operational at time of inspection with no immediate service concerns identified.