Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing Repair Services in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

Responded to service call for furnace system requiring repair. Upon inspection, accessed internal components by removing furnace cabinet door to diagnose reported heating issue. Performed comprehensive evaluation of gas valve assembly, electrical connections, control board, and blower motor operation. Completed necessary repairs to restore proper system function, verified all safety controls, and confirmed unit returned to normal operating parameters before closing cabinet and concluding service.

Responded to no heat call on residential furnace system less than 10 years old. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of mechanical room and HVAC equipment. Furnace unit was not operating and thermostat indicated no heat delivery to living spaces. Performed diagnostic testing of electrical components, gas valve operation, and ignition system. Identified failed igniter preventing burner assembly from lighting. Replaced defective hot surface igniter with OEM replacement part. Verified proper voltage supply to ignition control board and confirmed gas pressure within manufacturer specifications. Cycled furnace through multiple heating cycles to ensure reliable ignition and flame sensing. Tested safety controls including high limit switch and rollout switches for proper operation. Inspected heat exchanger for visible cracks or damage. Checked blower motor operation and verified adequate airflow through supply and return ductwork. System restored to full heating operation with all compon

Completed HVAC system replacement at residential property, installing new Carrier Puron heat pump condenser unit on prepared gravel pad against exterior wall. Unit was positioned with proper clearances, electrical conduit and disconnect box were mounted to building siding, and all connections were secured according to manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.

Conducted comprehensive site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing outdoor condenser unit positioned against exterior wall with horizontal siding, noting unit's current placement and clearance requirements for new equipment installation. Documented surrounding conditions including landscaping obstacles requiring attention prior to replacement, specifically overgrown vegetation in immediate proximity to existing unit that will need removal or trimming to ensure proper airflow and maintenance access for new system. Evaluated ground conditions and foundation stability for equipment placement, confirmed adequate concrete pad support. Photographed current installation configuration and site conditions to facilitate accurate equipment sizing and installation planning for replacement system.

Completed installation of Bradford White RM250S6N residential water heater with 50-gallon capacity and 40,000 BTU/hr natural gas input in basement utility room. Installed blue expansion tank with proper brass fittings and copper piping connections, ensuring all plumbing connections meet manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Verified proper clearances, tested system operation, and confirmed all safety labels and operational specifications are visible and intact per ANSI Z21.10.1-2013/CSA 4.1-2019 standards.

Conducted plumbing estimate for water heater replacement on rooftop installation. Assessed existing HVAC equipment area and concrete platform showing significant weathering, water damage, and structural deterioration requiring attention prior to new water heater installation. Documented current site conditions including compromised concrete curb foundation and recommended preparatory work to ensure proper equipment mounting and long-term system integrity.

Installed complete water treatment system in basement utility area consisting of three filtration components: a CULTE gray tank, blue tank with electronic control unit, and an Eliminator III Capitol green tank. Connected system to existing copper water supply lines with appropriate valves and fittings. Completed installation of digital control panels and verified proper operation of all treatment components.

Inspected sump pump system and identified motor assembly with accumulated dust and normal wear. Examined electrical connections to motor unit, noting intact wiring within the galvanized housing. Cleaned dust from motor housing to ensure proper airflow and optimal operation.

Performed inspection of HVAC system and identified moisture buildup inside cylindrical component with visible water droplets on inner walls. Visual examination revealed a partially obstructed valve/fitting and evidence of condensation issues. Further investigation of connected ductwork showed potential airflow restrictions that may be contributing to system inefficiency.

Performed comprehensive inspection and testing of residential furnace system. Conducted combustion analysis using Bacharach analyzer, confirming proper operation with 96.6% efficiency, 35 ppm CO reading, and 26% excess air. All components functioning within manufacturer specifications with no issues identified.

Diagnosed and replaced failing blower motor assembly in residential furnace unit. Installed new motor with proper wiring connections to control board, securing all electrical components with zip ties for safety. Tested system operation to confirm proper functionality after replacement.

Performed routine maintenance on Trane HVAC system including inspection of furnace/air handler unit, connected PVC exhaust/condensate lines, and adjacent Space Gard air purification system. Visual inspection of ductwork revealed some discoloration and minor staining which was noted but does not currently affect system performance.

Performed combustion analysis on the heating system using Fyrite INTECH analyzer, confirming optimal operation with readings of O₂ 8.6%, CO 21ppm, efficiency 91.4%, and CO₂ 8.1%. Inspected blower assembly for cleanliness and proper operation; all components found in good working condition with no issues detected.

Responded to service callback for HVAC system malfunction. Upon inspection, removed access panel to examine blower motor assembly and electrical connections. Diagnosed and serviced the centrifugal fan components, checking wiring connections (red, green, blue, white) and verifying proper operation of the control module before completing system reassembly and testing.

Performed routine maintenance on Lennox HVAC system. Inspected furnace components, ductwork connections, and ventilation system - all found in normal working condition. Examined adjacent plumbing infrastructure including PVC drainage pipes and copper piping with brass fittings; no issues detected.

Conducted comprehensive inspection of residential HVAC system including ductwork, ventilation components, and electrical connections. Documented existing installation in unfinished basement with exposed PVC ventilation pipes, galvanized rectangular ductwork, and electrical panel with dedicated HVAC circuits. Provided estimate for complete system replacement based on current configuration and household requirements.

Diagnosed no heat issue in system less than 10 years old. Testing with Fieldpiece SC680 clamp meter revealed low amperage reading of 0.21A and 0.0V, indicating electrical failure. Verified Honeywell Home ProSeries thermostat was functioning correctly with proper heat call signal at 72°F. Repaired electrical connection to restore proper voltage to heating components.

Conducted inspection of kitchen/bathroom sink fixture and under-sink plumbing connections. Examined existing faucet assembly with chrome finish mounted on wooden countertop. Inspected connection points of supply lines to verify proper installation and function of flexible braided stainless steel hoses. Documented condition of all visible plumbing components including brass/copper fittings and water line connections.

Conducted HVAC maintenance service and performed combustion analysis using Testo 310 II analyzer, measuring stack temperature (101.3°F), O₂ (6.6%), CO (13 ppm), and confirming system efficiency at 94.4%. Inspected plumbing connections for the unit, noting some oxidation on brass/copper fittings that remain functional but should be monitored in future maintenance visits.

Installed new gas piping system throughout the interior structural space, including horizontal black pipe with elbow joints connecting to vertical sections. Additionally, installed an exterior water valve fixture with red handle and blue center marking on the building's exterior white siding, ensuring proper connection to the main supply line.