Fairway, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

A-1 Sewer & Septic Service performed the following services: - Excavated spot marked closest to the street to remove blockage and inspect the remainder of the sewer line. - After doing so, it was determined the remainder of the sewer line was in decent shape and needed no further repairs other than jetting. - We then excavated the spot marked by the house to perform a pipe burst. - Pulled 25’ of 4” HDPE from the street to the house to replace old broken clay tile. - Used 4” SDR 26 to tie into the existing clay tile on the downstream side of the repair, and the same to connect to the cast iron stubbed out of the house. - Installed a wye clean out with a cast iron top hat next to the house for future sewer line access and maintenance if needed. - Passed inspection with Johnson County Waste Water. - Backfilled both trenches, compacting the dirt and got the ground as flat as possible. - Hauled off job-related spoils.

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4-16-25 Picked up cold deck and exhaust fan belts to be installed later on. Replace the blower belts in the Engineered air unit and set proper tension, add refrigerant leak seal to cooling circuit #3 and recharge #3 circuit with new R-22 refrigerant. Replace the blower belt in the restroom exhaust fan, set tension and stock a spare for future use. Price is for the parts only. The labor and R-22 refrigerant is not included and will be added to the price quoted on completion. The #3 circuit factory charge is 30 pounds. The current price for R-22 is $285.00 per pound. The amount required to recharge the system is unknown. Estimated time for repairs is 6-10 hours at $129.00 per hour.

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4-2-25 Started the spring checkout on one engineer air unit Today I hosed out the condenser coil and flush the condensate drains and evaporator pan. Well, we’ll have to return to finish the

Customer called stating his winter gas bill was outrageous and furnace seems to run non stop. Found that furnace had code saved for open limit switch indicating it may have been overheating and causing the high bills and non stop running. We noted the filter was fairly dirty so we replaced it as well and revised thermostat wiring that was quite rat nested. Advised customer to monitor and alert us to any further issues.

Arrived to remedy two inoperable systems. The main floor system had the main limit shorting on the case of the furnace. The upstairs furnace had a piece of rubber in a burner and caused the system to shut down because gas would buildup and flare out. Systems are repaired and operational upon departure.

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Upon arrival I began the furnace tune up. This house has 2 systems. One for the main floor and one for the 2nd floor. The static pressure on both units is rated for .5 max and both systems are failing at .96 & .94. This is causing both systems to run twice as hard as they were meant to be ran. The blower wheels on both units were clean today. Filters were changed before I arrived. Both systems have a 20x25x4 inch 3M Filtrate Filters in them. Temp split on the main unit was at 67 degrees and the 2nd floor unit tested at 33 degrees. The main floor system is 23 years old and we recommend having it replaced. The 2nd floor unit is 13 years old and it has a lot of the same issues as the main floor unit. The failing static pressure is just putting a lot of extra stress on these systems. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us! Your LBA Technician, Tyler Rickard P.S. No payment was due for todays visit. Todays visit was complimentary. Have a nice weekend ahead!

Replaced Water heater and halo 5. Replaced water stops in bathrooms and kitchen.

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Inspected drains and backups, preformed plumbing inspection, presented findings to customer, turned over to supervisor

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3-17-25 HVAC system is down. There’s no static pressure on the gauge. Checked in with Michelle There was a power outage on Friday. I got up on the roof checked the engineered air unit. I do have power 480 to it all three legs. I found the overload for the blower motor had tripped. Reset the overload, blower came on let it run for about 15 minutes and about 15 A is normal. System is working at this time and the AC system has come back on.

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