Overland Park, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

Upon arrival, I inspected a leaking humidifier. After running multiple cycles, I found the unit was improperly mounted, causing it to shift and create a seal gap. I removed and securely reinstalled the humidifier, ensuring it was level and tightly sealed. After reinstallation, I tested the unit multiple times to confirm proper function. The humidifier is now securely mounted, operating correctly, and no longer leaking. Everything is functioning as designed.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough diagnostic of the main floor furnace, which was not responding to the thermostat's call for heat. I verified power to the furnace, inspected the breaker and service switch, and checked the low-voltage wiring integrity. I also tested the control board operation, confirmed safety switches were closed and functioning, and inspected the inducer motor, pressure switch, igniter, and gas valve sequence. After confirming the furnace was mechanically sound, I traced the issue to the thermostat, which was not consistently sending a call for heat. I replaced the faulty thermostat with a new programmable unit, verified correct wiring connections, programmed it to manufacturer specifications, and tested the heating cycle. The system is now operating properly, and I showed the homeowner how to use and program the new thermostat for optimal efficiency and comfort.

I conducted a performance maintenance check, discovering significant flue condensation leakage onto the furnace. I performed combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests, identifying an overheated furnace due to high combustion gas settings. I adjusted the gas valve, cleaned the inducer of flue debris, and inspected the blower for dust and bearing play. The heat exchanger showed heavy wear, requiring frequent inspections. The furnace is now operational.

Upon arrival, I assessed the furnace and discovered that the flame was not reaching the final burner, preventing it from operating correctly. I conducted a thorough inspection and identified the issue. I then provided an estimate to disassemble and clean the burner, aiming to restore full functionality. However, the customer declined the proposed solution. I ensured the furnace was safe and provided recommendations for future maintenance.

I successfully completed the installation of a 24k mini split WX series air conditioning unit on Monday. The process began with a thorough assessment of the space to ensure optimal placement for efficient cooling. I meticulously handled the unit's components, ensuring precise installation of the indoor and outdoor units. Additionally, I installed a surge protector to safeguard the system from electrical surges, enhancing its longevity and performance. Throughout the process, I maintained clear communication with the client, providing updates and addressing any questions. The final result was a fully functional and efficient mini split system, ready to provide reliable cooling.

I conducted a comprehensive performance maintenance check. I performed combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests. All mechanical and electronic components of the furnace were verified for proper operation. The blower was inspected for cleanliness and bearing play. Dust accumulation on the heating and cooling fan was noted. The heat exchanger was checked for proper flue gas venting. The humidifier was also verified to be operational. Both the furnace and humidifier are currently functioning correctly.

I meticulously disassembled the existing toilet components, ensuring careful handling of each part. The old fill tower, flush valve, flapper, chain, and supply line were removed and replaced with high-quality new parts. Precision was key in installing the new fill tower to ensure optimal water flow and pressure. The flush valve was installed to guarantee a powerful and efficient flush. The flapper was carefully fitted to prevent any leaks, and the chain was adjusted for the perfect length to ensure smooth operation. The supply line was reconnected securely, and the toilet was tested to confirm there were no leaks. The unit is now fully operational, providing reliable performance.

I conducted a performance maintenance check, setting up for combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests. The furnace exhibited excessive static pressure due to undersized ductwork. All mechanical and electronic components were verified for proper operation. The blower was inspected for cleanliness and bearing play, revealing dust and debris coating. The heat exchanger was checked for proper flue gas venting, and significant debris was found in the evaporator coil. The furnace remains operational.

I conducted a comprehensive performance maintenance check. I began by setting up for combustion analysis, temperature split, and static pressure tests. I verified the operation of all mechanical and electronic components of the furnace, ensuring everything was functioning correctly. The blower was inspected for cleanliness and any play in the bearings, revealing a significant accumulation of dust debris on the fan for heating and cooling. I also checked the system's heat exchanger to confirm proper venting of flue gas. Additionally, I found bacterial growth on the bottom of the evaporator coil. Given the furnace's age and the debris found inside, I inspected the ductwork, discovering excessive amounts of debris. Although the furnace is dirty, it remains operational at this time.

Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Set up for combustion analysis temperature split and static pressure tests. While performing the combustion analysis found that the furnace is receiving double the gas pressure than the system is rated to handle. Tuned the furnace to keep it closer to manufacturers specifications. The pressure to the home needs rectified or a pressure regulator will need to be installed to protect the furnace. Either way, the furnace will need tuned again to allow proper operation. 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. Checked systems heat exchanger to ensure proper venting of flue gas. Replaced furnace filter media and left behind the 3 remaining filter media changeouts. Furnace is operational at this time.

Completed furnace, maintenance and inspection. I cleaned flame sensor and wiped down furnace. I checked amp draws and tested components. I tested air pressure and temp splits. I allowed system to go through multiple speeds. Filter needs to be changed out soon. Furnace is operating within manufacturer specifications 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

Replaced furnace board.

Arrived to remedy an inoperable system. Upon inspection of the furnace found fault code 223 present. This indicates the pressure switch is not sensing the draft in the exhaust. Performed diagnostic and found that there is port to the pressure switch on the inducer is clogged. This is a sign of age with this furnace, as this port accumulates debris while the system runs. With homeowners approval signed them up for the maintenance plan and cleared the blockage in the pressure switch port. Tested system operations to ensure the system will continue to function properly. Furnace is operating properly upon departure. Realized at the last minute that I neglected to dispose of the old furnace filter. I apologize for leaving that sitting out. Thanks for your time today.

customer has a cracked fill tower in upstairs toilet. ordering replacement parts and returning later in the week to install