HVAC and Plumbing Services in Burlington, WI

Completed installation of new Lennox air conditioning condenser unit with matching evaporator coil system. Positioned outdoor condenser on rubber equipment pad with concrete foundation base, ensuring proper clearance from building structure for optimal airflow and serviceability. Ran refrigerant line set with black foam insulation from outdoor unit to indoor coil location, securing copper lines along exterior wall. Installed PVC condensate drain line routing from indoor coil to exterior discharge point. Verified all electrical connections, refrigerant charge levels, and system pressures meet manufacturer specifications. Tested complete system operation including compressor function, fan motor performance, and airflow delivery to confirm proper cooling cycle and temperature differential across coil.

Completed HVAC system replacement estimate for residential property. Evaluated existing Goodman furnace model EL296UH070XE36B and outdoor condensing unit, both showing signs of age and wear. Provided replacement options and specifications for new high-efficiency heating and cooling equipment.

Completed warranty inspection of basement HVAC system and electrical components. Documented exposed mechanical systems, ductwork, and electrical panel installation in unfinished basement area, confirming all components are properly mounted and accessible for future service needs.

# HVAC Install - A/C & Coil Completed installation of new outdoor air conditioning condenser unit and matching evaporator coil system. Unit was properly positioned on rubber isolation pad over concrete base with adequate clearance from structure and landscaping for optimal airflow and serviceability. All refrigerant lines were connected and system was charged to manufacturer specifications, as verified by manifold gauge readings showing proper operating pressures across multiple refrigerant scales. Electrical connections were completed per code requirements. System was tested for proper operation, with all safety controls and components functioning as designed. Installation site was left clean with unit secured and ready for service.

Completed system start-up and commissioning of newly installed HVAC equipment. Verified proper system operation using manifold gauge set to check refrigerant pressures and confirm system was within manufacturer specifications. Measured supply air temperature with digital thermometer, recording 84.9°F, and confirmed adequate temperature differential across the system. All equipment tested and operating as designed.

Responded to no heat call on unit less than 10 years old. Upon arrival, found furnace control board had tripped safety lockout due to failed ignition sequence. Reset system, verified ignitor glow and flame sensor operation, and confirmed unit restored to normal heating operation with proper temperature rise across heat exchanger.

# HVAC Pressure Switch Replacement Responded to service call for heating system malfunction. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty pressure switch preventing furnace ignition sequence. Pressure switch failed to close circuit due to internal diaphragm failure, causing safety lockout condition. Removed defective pressure switch assembly from furnace cabinet, disconnected associated wiring terminals and pressure sensing hoses. Installed OEM replacement pressure switch, reconnected all electrical connections ensuring proper polarity, and reattached pressure hoses to appropriate ports with secure fittings. Verified all mounting hardware properly secured and clearances maintained per manufacturer specifications. Tested system operation through multiple heating cycles, confirmed proper pressure switch functionality and successful ignition sequence. System restored to normal operation with all safety controls functioning as designed.

Performed comprehensive inspection of commercial furnace system revealing significant deterioration and operational concerns. Documented extensive rust staining on interior panels and heat exchanger components, along with severe frost and ice accumulation on burner tubes indicating potential combustion issues or heat exchanger failure. The heavy frost buildup combined with underlying corrosion suggests compromised system integrity requiring immediate attention to prevent safety hazards and system failure.

# HVAC Furnace Service and Condensate Pump Inspection Responded to service call for furnace system inspection in basement mechanical room. Upon arrival, observed significant water staining and discoloration on concrete floor surrounding HVAC equipment, indicating historical moisture accumulation and drainage issues. Inspected furnace unit and associated condensate removal system. Examined white condensate pump installed at base of furnace, which appeared to be functioning but showed signs of previous drainage concerns based on floor staining patterns. Verified electrical connections to pump were secure and tested pump operation to ensure proper water removal from system. Checked condensate tubing routing and connections for proper installation and drainage flow. Assessed furnace unit for any water damage or corrosion, noting minor surface rust at base where unit contacts floor due to moisture exposure. Inspected manufacturer information plate and unit specifications. Verified all e

# HVAC Zone Control System Service Responded to service call for HVAC zone control system. Upon inspection, found zone control panel and associated thermostat mounted on main supply ductwork. Performed diagnostic evaluation of zone control board, damper actuator connections, and zone thermostat functionality. Verified proper voltage supply to control panel and tested communication between thermostat and zone board. Checked damper motor operation and confirmed zone damper movement throughout full range of motion. Cleaned control panel connections and tightened mounting hardware. System tested and verified operational with all zones responding correctly to thermostat calls.

# HVAC Service Call - No Heat Condition ## Equipment Information Furnace system, 10+ years old, high-efficiency condensing unit with electronic ignition control ## Problem Description Unit not producing heat. Homeowner reported complete loss of heating function. ## Diagnostic Findings Upon arrival, performed visual inspection and system diagnostics. Removed front access panel to examine internal components. Control board showed illuminated LED indicators suggesting power to the unit. Inspected blower motor assembly, inducer motor, and associated electrical connections. Examined condensate drainage system including pump assembly and discharge piping. All wire connections at motor terminals and control board appeared secure with no signs of burning or corrosion. ## Work Performed Tested control board functionality and verified proper voltage supply. Inspected pressure switches and associated tubing for blockages or disconnections. Examined flame sensor and ignition system components.

# HVAC Service Report - No Heat Call Responded to no heat call on furnace unit less than 10 years old. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of heating system components. Examined gas valve assembly and motor blower assembly for proper operation and signs of wear or malfunction. Gas valve showed normal wear consistent with age but displayed proper mechanical integrity. Checked all electrical connections including wiring to gas valve control circuit. Verified red control wire connections and examined copper gas supply lines for leaks or restrictions. All gas piping connections were secure with no detected leaks. Inspected blower motor assembly including electrical terminals and mechanical linkage components. Motor housing exhibited dust accumulation typical of normal operation. Verified all mounting hardware and brackets were properly secured. Checked motor capacitor and electrical connections for continuity and proper voltage supply. Tested thermostat call for heat and confirme

Responded to no heat call on HVAC system less than 10 years old. Upon inspection, found condensate pump had failed, causing safety switch to shut down heating system. Replaced malfunctioning condensate pump, tested drain line for proper flow, verified all electrical connections, and restored system to normal heating operation.

Responded to service call for toilet inspection in residential bathroom with wood-paneled alcove. Upon arrival, conducted thorough assessment of standard two-piece toilet unit, verified proper operation of flush mechanism, tank components, and bowl functionality. Confirmed toilet was in proper working condition with no leaks, clogs, or mechanical issues detected at time of inspection.

Performed comprehensive HVAC system maintenance and diagnostics on heating unit. Conducted flue gas analysis using Testo 310 combustion analyzer, confirming optimal performance with stack temperature of 84.2°F, oxygen level at 8.0%, carbon monoxide at 18 ppm, and combustion efficiency at 97.1%. Inspected internal electrical components and replaced defective fuse to restore proper system operation.

Completed installation of new air conditioning system and evaporator coil in residential property. The new HVAC equipment was installed in the basement utility area, with proper integration to existing ductwork and drainage systems, including PVC condensate lines routed through floor penetrations. All connections were secured, system was tested for proper operation, and unit is functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Performed routine furnace inspection and maintenance on residential HVAC unit. Accessed internal components including blower assembly, heat exchanger, electrical connections, and capacitor to verify proper operation and system integrity. Documented equipment condition with photographic records showing all major components including wiring harness, mounting hardware, and air handler assembly in satisfactory working order.

Completed HVAC system installation in residential basement utility area. Installed new beige cabinet furnace unit with dual white PVC intake and exhaust venting pipes routed vertically through ceiling structure. Configured sheet metal ductwork with angular transitions to integrate with existing air distribution system. Positioned white condensate pump adjacent to furnace on concrete floor for proper drainage management. Secured all metallic ductwork connections along ceiling joists with appropriate hangers and supports. Verified proper clearances from concrete block walls and ensured all venting, electrical connections, and drainage components meet manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. System tested and operational upon completion of installation warranty work.

Performed comprehensive tune-up and safety inspection on residential gas furnace system. Accessed internal components, verified proper electrical connections including control board and gas valve wiring harnesses, tested Honeywell gas valve operation, and confirmed all safety controls functioning correctly. System inspected, cleaned, and returned to normal operation with all access panels secured.