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Upon arriving, we found the home uncomfortably cold. We reset the furnace, which started functioning, but noticed the supply air temperatures exceeded the recommended levels. Several supply registers on the main floor were closed, and the air filter was dirty. After cleaning the filter with compressed air, we dropped the supply temperature by 30 degrees. Additionally, we discovered the draft motor was rattling and drawing excessive amps. After replacing the motor, we also had to replace a wheel that was stuck on the old shaft. The new draft motor is now operating efficiently, and the house is heating up properly.

Upon discovering a faulty outdoor fan, we promptly ordered the necessary parts for a new fan motor. After receiving the components, we efficiently installed the new motor, ensuring that the equipment is now operating smoothly and effectively.

The compressor was humming, but the condenser fan motor was not operational, indicating an issue. Upon inspection, we discovered that the capacitor had failed. We replaced the faulty capacitor and conducted a test run, ensuring everything is now functioning properly.

The high static pressure limit was causing the furnace to shut off due to an old filter. We replaced the filter and achieved a static pressure of 0.7 inches of water column, stabilizing the system at a 135-degree supply temperature. A new filter was brought in for installation during construction.

To address heating and cooling needs, we installed a Payne 4-ton fan coil air handler alongside a Payne 4-ton heat pump with a 15 SEER rating. The system includes a 15KW 240V single-phase backup strip heat, a condensate pump, and complete line sets. We also installed an HB NPE-240A2 tankless heater, providing reliable hot water service throughout the home.

Outside terminations were in need of replacement due to wear and tear. We efficiently removed the old terminations and installed new, high-quality components to ensure reliability and safety. The project was completed swiftly, restoring proper function to the building's exterior connections.

The cooling system was not operational, displaying an alarm due to the compressor protection. We removed the Y wire, reset the control, and verified the refrigerant charge. The system was stabilized, with proper pressures and amperage readings. After a thorough observation of nearly 30 minutes, the A/C was functioning correctly, maintaining a delta T of 24°F. The filter was also clean.

Two HVAC systems were in need of inspection and maintenance. We performed comprehensive service on both the furnace and air conditioner units, ensuring every component was functioning optimally. After our thorough assessment, we confirmed that the equipment is working properly and efficiently at this time.

At 3209 E 57th Suite E, we addressed accumulated debris in the duct system. Our thorough duct cleaning process ensured all contaminants were removed, resulting in cleaner air flow. In addition, the rooftop unit was inspected and confirmed to be clean and in good working order, allowing for optimal performance.

A non-functioning heating system indicated a malfunction in the pressure switch, which was confirmed to be open when it should remain closed. We replaced the faulty switch with a universal pressure switch, restoring proper functionality to the equipment. The heating system is now operating as intended.

A sagging round duct in the attic was causing airflow issues. We assessed the duct termination points and executed repairs to ensure a secure fit, optimizing airflow and improving overall system efficiency. These adjustments help maintain a comfortable environment in the home.

The existing air conditioning system was outdated and inefficient, prompting the need for an upgrade. We installed a Payne 3 ton 14 seer air conditioner along with a 3 ton cased coil equipped with a TXV. To ensure optimal performance, we performed a pro-flush to clean the existing line set and completed miscellaneous sheet metal work. Finally, we removed and disposed of the old equipment.