Reliable Home Services in Franklin

# Service Report: HVAC No Heat Call Responded to no heat call on residential furnace system over 10 years old. Upon arrival, performed complete system diagnostic including visual inspection of furnace cabinet, control board, ignition system, and gas valve operation. Checked thermostat communication and verified proper 24V control voltage at unit. Inspected heat exchanger through accessible panels and confirmed structural integrity with no visible cracks or deterioration. Tested blower motor operation and amp draw, verifying performance within manufacturer specifications. Examined flame sensor for carbon buildup and contamination that could prevent proper flame rectification. Cleaned flame sensor rod using emery cloth to remove oxidation and restore proper microamp signal. Verified proper gas pressure at manifold using manometer and confirmed inlet pressure met utility specifications. Cycled system through multiple heating cycles to verify ignition sequence, flame establishment, and

Performed indoor air quality inspection and verified proper operation of Carrier digital thermostat. System was found operating correctly in heat mode, maintaining setpoint of 72°F with all display features and controls functioning normally. No operational issues detected with the temperature control system.

Replaced corroded water supply line to toilet with new braided stainless steel flex connector. Verified proper installation and tested for leaks; system now functioning correctly with no water seepage at connection points.

Performed scheduled maintenance on HVAC system. Accessed and inspected interior components including motor assembly, control board, electrical connections, and PVC exhaust piping. All systems functioning properly with no issues identified during this preventative maintenance visit.

Responded to service call to address drainage issue. Discovered significant mineral buildup and sediment accumulation in the 1½" polyethylene pipe fittings of the residential plumbing system. Removed affected section, cleaned pipe connections, and replaced damaged components to restore proper drainage function.

Responded to callback to address drainage issue with HVAC condensate line. Reconfigured PVC piping with proper elbows to create effective drainage path away from foundation. Installed new exterior termination point with appropriate P-trap configuration to ensure proper system ventilation while preventing water intrusion.

Inspected bathroom fixture with focus on drain/stopper mechanism in white porcelain basin. Observed minor discoloration and water marks around the brushed nickel drain component. Completed assessment of stopper functionality and basin condition.

Inspected and serviced Carrier furnace system located in utility area. Verified proper installation of PVC ventilation components, refrigerant lines with filter drier, and all electrical connections. Confirmed Honeywell ProSeries thermostat functioning correctly with heat mode operational and displaying proper temperature (68°F).

Performed routine inspection and maintenance on Carrier HVAC system located in utility area. Unit inspection revealed all components in proper working order with all four access panels secure. System includes main furnace unit with connected ductwork and auxiliary components, all operating within normal parameters.

Performed diagnostic testing on furnace with no heat complaint. Removed access panel to inspect internal components including control board, wiring connections, and mechanical elements. Used multimeter to test electrical circuits and identified faulty limit switch causing system failure. Replaced defective component, verified proper operation through complete heating cycle, and restored system to normal functionality.

Performed diagnostic inspection on aging furnace (10+ years) that was not producing heat. Removed access panels to examine internal components, revealing issues with the control board and wiring connections. Repaired loose connections at the transformer and control board, cleaned blower motor assembly, and verified proper operation of all safety switches. System now functioning correctly with restored heat output.

Replaced deteriorated chrome drain assembly in bathroom fixture with new pop-up drain mechanism. Removed old fixture showing signs of water damage and tarnishing, then installed and sealed new drain assembly. Verified proper operation of stopper mechanism and confirmed no leaks present.

Conducted comprehensive inspection of residential plumbing system, focusing on multi-pipe configuration in wall cavity. Examined copper supply lines with valve fittings, black metal pipe with perforations, and PVC drainage pipe with manufacturer specifications. Verified proper mounting hardware and pipe supports were correctly installed to building structure.

Completed seasonal tune-up on Bryant furnace system located in basement. Performed standard maintenance including filter inspection, combustion analysis, and safety check of all components. System is operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues detected.

Successfully installed a new tanked water heater system in utility area, including proper connection of copper supply lines and PVC drainage. System was fitted with an expansion tank and all necessary valves to ensure code compliance and optimal performance.

Installed new furnace unit in utility room with proper electrical connections and condensate drainage system. Performed system testing with MA-line diagnostic meter (MA-12386A), confirming proper operation with readings at 16.5 units. All components functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Conducted comprehensive inspection of aging boiler system in basement utility area, including examination of electrical panel and circuit breakers for proper connections. Evaluated existing exhaust ventilation system, noting the condition of metal exhaust piping and wall penetration seal. System appears operational but showing signs of age that may require future replacement considerations.

Performed routine maintenance on customer's furnace system. Inspected electrical components and wiring connections with testing probe, ensuring proper voltage readings and secure connections. Examined internal components including circuit boards and mechanical elements, with all systems verified to be operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up service, including inspection of internal components, electrical connections, and ventilation system. Removed front panel to access and examine motor assembly, control boards, and PVC venting. All systems functioning within normal parameters; no abnormal wear or damage detected.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing HVAC system in basement utility area. Existing unit shows signs of wear with exposed components and deteriorating insulation. Recommended full replacement of furnace and associated ductwork with proper insulation to improve efficiency and reliability. Noted need for improved connections to existing refrigerant lines and potential electrical upgrades at connection points.