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

Completed routine HVAC tune-up service which included inspection of system components. Examined and documented condition of the pleated air filter, noting moderate dust accumulation in the filter pleats. Inspected interior galvanized metal ductwork for integrity, finding the main junction and access panel in serviceable condition with normal wear.

Performed routine tune-up on residential furnace system located in utility room. Inspected unit including vent pipes, electrical connections, and control board. Cleaned components, checked system operation through full cycle, and verified proper ventilation. All systems functioning within normal parameters.

Performed routine HVAC tune-up on Comfortmaker system, discovering and replacing corroded drain component that showed significant oxidation. Inspected ductwork, PVC ventilation pipes, and electrical connections, confirming proper system operation after service.

Performed routine HVAC tune-up which included inspection of the Honeywell ProSeries thermostat (confirmed proper operation with heat set at 74°F and fan in auto mode). Examined and documented condition of ductwork, noting minor surface wear and scratches on the metal surfaces with some dust accumulation in the upper sections.

Performed routine HVAC tune-up service including inspection and replacement of air filter with new FilterBuy pleated filter. Conducted electrical diagnostic testing using SC680 multimeter on system components, checking amperage and voltage readings to ensure proper electrical operation. All readings were within normal parameters, confirming system is functioning efficiently.

Inspected tank water heater installation with visible valves, supply lines, and connections. Observed normal wear on valve handles with some tarnishing. System appears functional with properly installed PVC piping, flexible braided supply lines, and appropriate shut-off valves all in working condition.

Performed replacement of bathtub diverter valve assembly, installing new brass fixture in existing opening. Additionally, completed repair of leaking copper supply line in basement, which required installation of new PVC drainage connection and replacement of damaged section of galvanized pipe elbow. System was tested and confirmed to be functioning properly with no leaks detected.

Performed routine inspection of HVAC ducting system and identified significant frost accumulation and ice buildup in the ventilation tunnels. Detected rust formation and water damage along duct seams, particularly at connection joints, indicating potential condensation issues that could compromise system efficiency.

Removed and replaced severely corroded blower motor mounting bracket that exhibited significant rust damage. Inspected and tested the furnace system after installation, confirming proper operation of the blower motor assembly and verifying all electrical connections were secure and functioning correctly.

Performed standard tune-up on HVAC system. Conducted electrical testing using Fieldpiece SC680 multimeter, confirming voltage reading of 26.7V. Removed access panel to inspect interior components, noting rust accumulation and wear on panel surfaces. Reconnected and secured all wiring connections (green, white, red, and black).

Performed IAQ inspection and discovered low relative humidity of 33% as displayed on customer's Aprilaire humidifier control unit. Inspected HVAC ducting system and identified condensation on metal panels, suggesting potential humidity regulation issues. Verified control unit wiring connections and proper mounting of ventilation components to ensure optimal system performance.

Performed routine maintenance tune-up on residential Lennox HVAC system located in basement utility room. Conducted inspection of PVC venting, electrical components, and drain system. Used hex key to make necessary adjustments to the furnace and air handler system components, ensuring proper operation before completion.

Conducted inspection of existing water heater system installed in residential utility closet. Unit appears to be standard cylindrical tank-type water heater mounted on tiled floor with visible specification label and access panel. Evaluated surrounding installation area including clearances, piping connections, and ventilation requirements for potential replacement options.

Installed and configured a complete water treatment system in the utility area, including water heater, filtration tanks, and pressure regulation components. Connected all necessary copper piping and valves to integrate with the existing plumbing infrastructure, ensuring proper function and optimal water quality for the residence.

Performed routine inspection and maintenance on Lennox furnace. Opened access panel to inspect blower assembly, electrical connections, and control board; all components in working order. Verified proper operation of motor and electrical systems with no issues detected.

Conducted comprehensive inspection of residential plumbing system. Verified proper installation of PVC supply lines and drainage pipes in basement utility area. Examined A.O. Smith water heater and adjacent filtration unit, confirming all copper connections and valves were functioning correctly with no leaks detected.

Successfully installed Carrier HVAC system in residential basement, including complete ductwork configuration with galvanized metal components. System features proper wall-mounted control module, and all necessary electrical and plumbing connections were completed per manufacturer specifications. Air filtration component was also installed to enhance indoor air quality.

Responded to no heat complaint on aging system (10+ years). Diagnosed issue with SV9501P gas valve, which displayed explosion hazard warning. Replaced faulty gas valve, purged gas line, and verified proper ignition sequence. System now operating within normal parameters with heat restored.

Responded to a no-heat service call for an aging 10+ year Resideo control system. Upon inspection, found failed circulator pump and pressure regulator affecting the boiler's operation. Replaced both components, purged air from system, and confirmed proper pressure readings on gauge. System now functioning correctly with consistent heat distribution throughout the home.

Completed routine HVAC system tune-up, which included inspection of equipment and replacement of air filter with new pleated filter. Noted damage to baseboard and wall junction with visible gap and water damage; flexible conduit was observed near the affected area requiring further assessment.