Overland Park, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

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

Customer called in about needing both lav faucets replaced. Quoted customer pricing and customer opted to move forward with work. Removed and disposed both old lav faucets and installed two new customer supplied delta lav faucets. Also installed new pop up assemblies for both. Made customer aware we can’t warranty faucets due to them be in customer provided. But can warranty labor of installing. 2 year labor warranty on install of both faucets.

Returned to look at fill valve we installed. Fill valve was faulty. Installed new one. Fill valve no longer leaking.

Single stage 60k btu furnace and 2.5 ton 14 seer a/c coil sold for Monday 10x24x1 return drop

Arrived for furnace check today. Furnace is from 2004. Heat exchanger looks ok. Carbon monoxide was 0ppm. All electrical is in range. System is running at departure. Thanks for choosing LBA.

Went over multiple options for full systems , including financing . Customer is getting other quotes and wants to speak with his wife

Upon arrival, the system was running but struggling to maintain set temperature. During diagnostic testing, the furnace was found displaying a high limit fault code, indicating the unit was overheating and shutting itself down as a safety precaution. After a full inspection of airflow, electrical components, and safety controls, it was discovered that the air filter installed was excessively restrictive. The restricted filter significantly reduced return airflow, causing: • Insufficient cool air moving across the heat exchanger • Elevated internal furnace temperatures • The blower motor to run under excessive strain • The high limit switch to trip repeatedly What the High Limit Means The high limit switch is a built-in safety device designed to protect the furnace from overheating. When temperatures inside the heat exchanger exceed safe operating limits, the switch shuts off the burners while allowing the blower to continue running to cool the system down. If this happens repeat

Performed plumbing maintenance for customer. Found a few different issues and highlighted to customer. Customer for now chose to go with fill valve replacement in hallway toilet. Installed new fill valve with supply one. Checked for leaks and no leaks detected. 1 year warranty on fill valve replacement.