Kansas City, MO HVAC & Plumbing Services

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Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Set up for combustion analysis temperature split and static pressure tests. Verified operation of all mechanical and electronic components of the furnace. Found that the capacitor for the furnace fan is failing. Checked blower for cleanliness and to see if there is any play in the bearings. Furnace fan motor has worn bearings and the fan blades are heavily coated in dust debris. Checked systems heat exchanger to ensure proper venting of flue gas. Found that the evaporator coil is impacted with debris. Furnace is showing its age but is operational at this time.

Completed a comprehensive furnace tune-up to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operation for the home. Work performed included: System Inspection & Safety Checks • Inspected heat exchanger for cracks, corrosion, and proper flame pattern. • Verified operation of all safety controls, including high-limit switch, rollout switch, pressure switch, and Completed a comprehensive furnace tune-up to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operation for the home. Work performed included: System Inspection & Safety Checks • Inspected heat exchanger for cracks, corrosion, and proper flame pattern. • Verified operation of all safety controls, including high-limit switch, rollout switch, pressure switch, and flame sensor circuitry. • Checked venting system for proper draft, secure connections, and obstruction-free flue path. • Tested carbon monoxide levels at the supply, return, and flue to ensure safe operation. Burner & Combustion System • Cleaned burner assembly and verified prope

Duct clean, UV, and blower

This will be to replace the toilet flapper and fill valve

Completed a comprehensive furnace tune-up to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operation for the home. Work performed included: System Inspection & Safety Checks • Inspected heat exchanger for cracks, corrosion, and proper flame pattern. • Verified operation of all safety controls, including high-limit switch, rollout switch, pressure switch, and Completed a comprehensive furnace tune-up to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operation for the home. Work performed included: System Inspection & Safety Checks • Inspected heat exchanger for cracks, corrosion, and proper flame pattern. • Verified operation of all safety controls, including high-limit switch, rollout switch, pressure switch, and flame sensor circuitry. • Checked venting system for proper draft, secure connections, and obstruction-free flue path. • Tested carbon monoxide levels at the supply, return, and flue to ensure safe operation. Burner & Combustion System • Cleaned burner assembly and verified prope

For this job, I replaced the customers shower valve and then re worked the water lines to have them cleaned up. Everything is working properly and there are no leaks. Customer is satisfied with the work done.

Completed two system furnace maintenance and inspection. I tested amp draws and components. I cleaned flame sensors and wiped down furnaces. I tested temp splits and airflow. Basement furnace was overheating due to a clogged filter. Customer had filters there in the basement so I replaced the filter. I had to adjust gas pressure on the basement furnace as well. Attic furnace did not have a filter in the filter slot. I found a filter that fit into the slot. I advised that customer gets a Merv six filter for the unit to provide the most amount of airflow. The attic furnace was also overheating. I had to adjust gas pressure on that system as well. Both furnaces are operating properly at departure.

Followed up about duct cleaning.

In this task we will be breaking up the concrete and replacing up to 5 ft of drainage pipe. We will also out the concrete back as a courtesy. We will also be replacing up to a 10 ft section of pipe outside eliminating another troubled spot. We will scope the new connections to ensure everything is flowing and holding. This task we will be upgraded the kitchen line from 1 1/2 to 2 inch giving more flow and less restriction on waste. Two separate failure points were identified—one interior and one exterior—where failed pipe connections allowed root intrusion into the line. Additionally, the kitchen branch line was undersized, contributing to frequent backups; this line was upgraded to a 2-inch diameter and a new cleanout was installed. Both compromised sections of piping were removed and replaced with new pipe to restore proper function and prevent future issues.

Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Set system for a call for heat. Went outside and verified refrigerant levels. Verified operation of all electronic and mechanical components. Measured the systems temperature split between return and supply air. Checked interior of the air handler for cleanliness. Performed a resistance test on the heat strips. Spoke with homeowner about the system. Air conditioning system is operational at this time.

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Installed new gas valve

Installed new gas valve

Install York 2 stage 60k btu furnace, 10 year parts and labor, complimentary membership. Monthly payment of 266.74 for 36 months no interest and prepayment penalties.

Arrived to remedy a system that’s not functioning properly. Performed diagnostic on the system. Could not make heads or tails of the wiring between the air handler and the thermostat. Fixed the wired connections between the air handler and the thermostat. Found that the thermostat was not programmed properly for a heat pump with heat strips. Switched system over to heat pump mode. Performed diagnostic on the circuit that controls the heat pump up on the roof. Found that the old float switch had failed and was not allowing the heat pump to receive signal from the thermostat or air handler. Replaced the float switch and tested system operations. Verified that the thermostat will turn on the electric heat strips and turn them back off. Verified that the thermostat will turn on the heat pump and turn it back off accordingly. System is functioning properly at this time.

Completed furnace, maintenance and inspection. I cleaned flame sensor and wiped down furnace. I tested components and amp draws. I checked temp splits. Furnace is operating within manufacture specifications. I recommended using a less restrictive filter to help the furnace breathe better. Customer wanted some information about the duct cleaning and a humidifier install. I measured out the space and made sure that a humidifier could be installed. We talked about how the day would look with a duct cleaning. Customer would like to speak with spouse about the options before deciding what to do. We activated club membership today. Furnace is operational at departure.

In stalled homeowners steam humidifier

Installed new York Y82E060A12LMPS1 Furnace Equipment Warranty 10 Year Labor/10 Year Parts

The current furnace in the home is a gravity furnace, which is leaking CO. The supply runs and the return in the basement are covered with asbestos tape. The restoration company that is currently here is going to send off a test for the asbestos. Billy from the restoration company told me to give him a call in the morning to receive the results. This will be a whole duct renovation with a full completed system. I will work on an overall estimate for the insurance company

Customer called in needing a tankless flush. Quoted customer $458.87 to perform tankless flush. Customer under the impression that flush was only going to cost $47.00. Informed customer that there is a miscommunication with pricing for flush. $47 flush is only for tank water heaters. That does not include tankless, since tankless does require double the time of a standard tank flush and also there’s maintenance that needs to be done to tankless every time a flush is performed. Customer understood and offered customer member pricing for tankless flush for $200 this one time. Customer agreed to pricing. Went ahead and performed tankless flush for Rinnai tankless. Cleaned inside unit. Also cleaned flam rods as well. There was significant build up on flame rods. Went ahead and cleaned them. After performing flush, flushed out tankless with normal water to get rid of cleaning solution in the tank. Noticed that there is hammering noises when shutting water on and off. Checked water pressure

We were called out today for a room in he basement that is not staying warm. After inspecting the basement room I found the vent that is in that room is connected to the upstairs system and not the downstairs system. The upstairs system turned on ac while the downstairs system ran heat. The air coming from the vent was cold which is what old me the vent is tied to the wrong system. After talking with management and game planning a couple options we came to 2 conclusions. We can redo the ductwork to that room and the other bedroom down there where they are using a space heater to keep it warm enough, or we can install a mini split system for those bedrooms and cap off the ductwork that currently there so it’s not blowing ac air into those rooms when they need heat.

We were called out today for a room in he basement that is not staying warm. After inspecting the basement room I found the vent that is in that room is connected to the upstairs system and not the downstairs system. The upstairs system turned on ac while the downstairs system ran heat. The air coming from the vent was cold which is what old me the vent is tied to the wrong system. After talking with management and game planning a couple options we came to 2 conclusions. We can redo the ductwork to that room and the other bedroom down there where they are using a space heater to keep it warm enough, or we can install a mini split system for those bedrooms and cap off the ductwork that currently there so it’s not blowing ac air into those rooms when they need heat.

Unclogged kitchen drain and scoped the line mainline is clear.