Olathe, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

During the plumbing maintenance inspection, I identified several issues. The customer's two fill valves are nearing the end of their service life, which could lead to future failures. Additionally, the pop-up assembly in one of the bathrooms is leaking, potentially causing water damage if not addressed. Furthermore, the water pressure was measured at 100psi, exceeding the recommended 80psi. High water pressure can result in unexpected leaks at faucets and reduce the lifespan of plumbing fixtures. I explained these issues and the potential consequences to the customer, but they chose not to proceed with the repairs at this time.

I conducted a comprehensive performance maintenance on the heating system. I began by setting up for combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests. The tests revealed that the system was operating with excessive static pressure and a higher-than-acceptable temperature rise. I then verified the operation of all mechanical and electronic components, ensuring everything was functioning correctly. The blower was inspected for cleanliness and any play in the bearings, and I noted that the furnace fan was beginning to accumulate dust. Additionally, I checked the heat exchanger to confirm proper flue gas venting and verified the humidifier's operation. The furnace and humidifier are currently operational, and I discussed the findings with the homeowner.

Upon inspection, the home's filtration system and other fixtures were found to be in excellent condition, with no signs of corrosion or buildup. The HVAC system was operating efficiently, and the air quality was satisfactory. Additionally, we examined the plumbing system, ensuring there were no leaks or issues. The electrical system was also reviewed, confirming that all outlets and switches were functioning correctly. We informed the homeowner that everything was in good working order and that any future maintenance would be purely elective. Our goal is to ensure the home remains in optimal condition, and we are here to assist with any preferences or upgrades the homeowner may desire.

I performed a comprehensive furnace maintenance and inspection. I cleaned the flame sensor and wiped down the unit. Air pressure and 10 splits were tested. Two safety checks were conducted on the furnace. A slight carbon monoxide reading was detected in the airflow, but it remained within safe limits. Upon inspecting the heat exchanger, I discovered significant damage caused by a cracked water pan. Although no cracks or holes were found, the heat exchanger showed signs of pitting and peeling. I discussed these findings with the customer, who opted to consider replacing the heat exchanger next year. We also discussed the importance of low-level carbon monoxide detectors, recommending installation on every level for optimal safety. The furnace is operating within manufacturer specifications.

I recently completed an estimate for the installation of two exhaust fans in the bathrooms. The task involved assessing the specific needs of each bathroom to ensure optimal ventilation. I evaluated the size and layout of the spaces, taking into account factors such as humidity levels and airflow requirements. After careful consideration, I recommended high-efficiency exhaust fans that would provide adequate air circulation while operating quietly. The estimate included the cost of the fans, labor for installation, and any necessary materials. I ensured that the solution was both effective and cost-efficient for the client.

Our team assessed the persistent moisture issue in both bathrooms. We provided a detailed quote for installing high-efficiency exhaust fans to improve ventilation. The solution includes selecting appropriate fan models, precise installation, and ensuring optimal airflow to eliminate moisture effectively. Our goal is to enhance indoor air quality and prevent future moisture-related problems.

I conducted a performance maintenance, setting up for combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests. The system showed excessive static pressure. I verified all mechanical and electronic components, checked the blower for cleanliness and bearing play, and found it coated in dust with debris-laden blades. The heat exchanger was inspected, revealing a clogged evaporator coil. The ductwork was heavily soiled, restricting airflow. The furnace is operational but requires thorough cleaning.

Today, I performed a comprehensive heat system tune-up. I tested the static pressure, ensuring it met specifications during heating. All electrical components were verified to meet manufacturer standards. A combustion test confirmed it was within range. The heat exchanger inspection revealed no cracks or leaks. The temperature split and furnace performance were also within specifications. I replaced the filter and noticed dust buildup on the blower wheel, recommending a cleaning. The flame sensor and pressure switch hose were cleaned. The system is fully operational. An estimate for duct cleaning, blower cleaning, and membership options will be sent.

A customer reported issues with their sump pump, which had activated to prevent flooding. Upon inspection, the backup float switch was functioning, but the primary switch was unresponsive. After confirming the need to replace the primary float switch, we discussed the warranty and labor costs with the customer. We replaced the primary float switch, adjusted the float locations to prevent interference, and renewed the maintenance agreement.

During the visit, I thoroughly discussed the customer's needs regarding their water heater, humidifier, duct cleaning, and Aeroseal services. I provided detailed information about each option, highlighting the benefits and potential improvements to their home comfort. The customer appreciated the insights and requested some time to consider their options. Additionally, I explained the available cash and interest-free financing options to make the process more manageable. Throughout the visit, I ensured the heating system was functioning correctly, and I left with the assurance that it was operating properly.

I performed a comprehensive furnace tune-up, ensuring all components were functioning optimally. The air handler and heat pump were inspected and found to be in excellent condition, operating smoothly and efficiently. During the inspection, I identified an issue with the humidifier, which was not operational. I diagnosed the problem and provided a detailed explanation of the malfunction. While the humidifier requires repair, the other systems are performing as expected, ensuring comfort and efficiency throughout the home. I ensured all systems were clean and free of debris, and I provided recommendations for future maintenance to prevent similar issues.

The customer's existing water heater, which was nearly 20 years old, was in need of replacement. They were interested in installing a tankless water heater for improved efficiency and convenience. To ensure the tankless water heater functioned correctly, I first assessed the current gas line and determined that an upsize was necessary. I then installed the new tankless water heater, ensuring all connections were secure and leak-free. Additionally, I ran the intake and exhaust pipes in compliance with local building codes, ensuring proper ventilation and safety. The installation was completed efficiently, and the customer now enjoys the benefits of a modern, energy-efficient water heater.

Upon receiving the call, I promptly attended to the issue at hand. The initial assessment revealed that the diverter was faulty, causing operational problems. After confirming the part needed, I placed an order for the replacement diverter. Once the part arrived, I returned to the site to address the issue. I carefully disassembled the existing plumbing system to access the faulty diverter. After removing the defective component, I installed the new diverter, ensuring all connections were secure and properly aligned. Following the installation, I conducted thorough testing to confirm the system was functioning correctly. The job was completed successfully, restoring full functionality to the plumbing system.

I conducted a comprehensive performance maintenance on the HVAC system. I began by setting the system for heating and cooling, ensuring all settings were optimized. I checked the air filter and measured the system's static pressure, along with the temperature split between the return and supply air. Inside the furnace, I inspected for cleanliness and noticed the fan beginning to accumulate dust. I then verified the refrigerant levels outside and ensured all electronic and mechanical components were operating correctly. After discussing the system's status with the homeowner, I performed an extensive coil cleaning with their approval. The air conditioning system is now functioning properly.

I performed a performance maintenance on the HVAC system. The homeowner reported issues with the air conditioner. I conducted combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests, finding excessive static pressure. I calibrated the furnace gas valve and verified all mechanical and electronic components. The blower and heat exchanger were checked, and the humidifier was verified operational. I switched to cooling, measured temperature split and static pressure, and checked the condenser. The system was overcharged with refrigerant, so I rinsed the condenser coil and adjusted the pressures to specifications. The furnace, humidifier, and air conditioner are now operational.

Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Set up for combustion analysis temperature split and static pressure tests. Found that the combustion readings were way off and the furnace was close to overheating. Tested gas pressure to the furnaces gas valve. Found that the furnace is receiving almost double what the furnace is rated to receive. Tuned the furnaces gas valve around the excessive gas pressure, but the pressure is so high that the changes will not be permanent. Recommended having the gas company rectify the gas pressure for the home or installing a pressure regulator for the furnace. In either situation the furnace will need tuned for the proper gas pressure. Verified operation of all mechanical and electronic components of the furnace. Checked blower for cleanliness and to see if there is any play in the bearings. Found that the fan has more dust on it than such a new system should. Found that there is excessive dust buildup in the ductwork. Checked systems heat exchanger to e

Peeled off the old line set insulation and added new line set in insulation. I also rinsed off both AC units. System systems are good to go at departure.

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

Customer called in about toilet not flushing correctly. Flushed toilet not flushing all the way. Rest of fixtures in same room draining just fine. Went ahead and augured toilet and was able to get toilet to flush properly.

Customer called in needing water heater looked at. Water heater won’t lite. Giving error code ECO lockout. Called tech support and they determined sediment buildup is effecting gas control valve and gas control valve locked it self out and would need to replace it. Gave customer options and customer opted to go ahead and get water heater replaced. Removed and hauled away old water heater. Installed new BradfordWhite 50 gallon water heater along with new expansion tank. Also installed new ball valve for water heater and installed shut off valve for humidifier. Checked for leaks and no leaks detected. 1 year labor warranty on water heater 6 year tank and parts warranty.

Returned to support expansion tank. Also replaced washer in outside spigot.

Performed inspection of home. Home is in great shape over all with the exception of the water heater. Heater is 14 years old with no sediment trap on the gas line and no thermal expansion tank which are both required by code. Left estimate to replace with husband

This task will be for installing a new tankless in the customers home. As well as receiving a free flush a year out, as of 1-13-26 Bradley and Chris were onsite and diagnosed the tankless was not staying hot, we performed several tests to see how long water will stay on, it was currently holding fine, we then proceeded to offer home owner several options to then which she would rather just not have to deal with it, we offered customer a free flush for next year and Anthony offered a little bit better of a deal due to the tankless only lasting 4 years without a flush. Upon arrival, the customer reported a continued loss of hot water. We had previously performed a repair on the existing water heater; however, the repair was temporary and the unit failed again within 24 hours. Upon further inspection during this visit, it was determined that the water heater had reached the end of its service life and was no longer operating reliably. Replacement options were discussed with the customer,

Completed furnace, maintenance and inspection. I cleaned flame sensor and wiped down furnace. I tested components and amp draws. I tested airflow and temp splits. I changed out air filter with customer provided air filter. I recommended changing the air filter once a month. Furnace is operational at departure.

Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Upon arrival found that the exhaust for the furnace is leaking condensation onto and into the furnace. Set up for combustion analysis temperature split and static pressure tests. Verified operation of all mechanical and electronic components of the furnace. Checked blower for cleanliness and to see if there is any play in the bearings. Found that the fan for heating and cooling is heavily coated in dust debris. Checked systems heat exchanger to ensure proper venting of flue gas. While checking the heat exchanger found bacterial growth present on the evaporator coil. Found that there is debris impacted in the evaporator coil and it appears to have been dripping condensation into the furnace. Furnace is operational at this time.