Serving Harrison, ID
Local contractor in 83833
In Harrison, ID 83833, our work often revolves around ensuring HVAC systems run efficiently, especially with the seasonal temperature fluctuations we experience. We’ve completed about four projects recently, focusing on preventative maintenance and repairs to keep homes comfortable year-round. One recent job involved diagnosing a non-operational outside fan, which led to a frozen coil in a homeowner's air conditioning unit. After replacing the faulty EVC board, we restored effective cooling just in time for the summer heat. With older homes nestled among the trees, regular upkeep is essential to maintain reliable comfort and efficiency in our community.
Recent projects near 83833
Real work completed for homeowners in Harrison and the surrounding areas.
Furnace And AC Service
To ensure optimal performance and efficiency, we conducted preventative maintenance on two furnaces and two air conditioners. This involved checking system components, cleaning filters, and performing necessary calibrations. Our thorough approach helps prevent future issues and enhances the longevity of the HVAC systems, providing reliable comfort for the home year-round.
No AC
The outside fan was not operational, leading to a frozen coil in the system. We diagnosed the issue and replaced the faulty EVC board, restoring proper function to the air conditioning unit and ensuring effective cooling for the home.
Wine Cooler Not Working
Upon inspection, we detected a tripped wet switch in the overflow drain pan, despite finding it dry and dusty. We verified the operation of the fan motor and compressor, ensuring proper voltage levels and airflow. After resetting the switch, we confirmed normal operation and noted that the thermostat dropped 4 degrees, indicating effective cooling.
Ice Bath Machine Is Not Working
The ice bath machine was experiencing issues, particularly with the water side of the system. We inspected and unhooked all wire connections, tested the compressor's capacitor—finding it within tolerance. By hard wiring the fans and compressor, we confirmed they were operational and pumping refrigerant. Further testing will require reconnecting the water side and filling the tub to ensure proper function. Additional diagnosis will be necessary.
