Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and HVAC Repair Services in Cedarburg, WI

Performed a seasonal tune-up on the heating system and verified proper operation. Measured supply air temperature at the register with a calibrated pocket thermometer, recording 108.6°F, which confirms the system is producing adequate heat output. Inspected the programmable thermostat, which was operating in a temporary hold at 65°F with the system calling for heat, and noted heavy dirt and discoloration on the housing.

Diagnosed a water leak at the master bathroom toilet that was migrating through the ceiling below. Inspection revealed deteriorated caulk at the toilet base and water seeping from beneath the bowl, and the toilet was pulled to expose a heavily rusted and corroded closet flange with a compromised seal. Findings were documented for flange repair or replacement and reset of the toilet with a new wax ring and fresh sealant.

Installed a new upright gas furnace on support blocks in the basement mechanical area, connected to the existing sheet metal supply plenum and return air ductwork. Routed PVC combustion air/exhaust piping up through the ceiling and installed a condensate drain fitting, with all work permitted and the electrical connections completed by a licensed electrician. Equipment is secured and in good condition, with no visible damage or corrosion at completion.

Installed a new Lennox upflow gas furnace with PVC combustion air intake and exhaust venting, connected to the existing galvanized supply plenum and return ductwork. Connected the gas supply with a shutoff valve, wired the electrical disconnect, installed a condensate pump with drain tubing, and set up the Honeywell air cleaner at the return side. Completed the installation and left the unit ready for operation.

Diagnosed a leaking outdoor hose bib and inspected the supply line and interior shutoff (gate valve) in the joist bay below. Found displaced insulation around the valve and moisture staining on the surrounding framing and subfloor, indicating prior water exposure at the hose bib supply. Isolated the affected line and documented conditions for repair recommendations.

Performed scheduled seasonal cooling maintenance under the recurring membership agreement, including a borescope inspection of internal system components. Imaging revealed heavy mineral scale and powdery residue buildup on interior surfaces, along with a corroded, charred-appearing edge at a circular opening and a ribbed coil/fin element in the channel, indicating deterioration. Findings were documented with photos, and further evaluation or corrective service is recommended.

Evaluated the gas line serving the exterior fireplace for repair and documented the surrounding conditions. The inspection area showed heavily corroded, rusted metal components buried in leaf litter and debris near the base of a curved masonry wall, along with moss-filled paver joints and weathered hardscape surfaces. Estimate prepared for repair of the gas piping to restore safe, code-compliant supply to the fireplace.

Performed an on-site evaluation for a furnace replacement, inspecting the existing galvanized upflow furnace with mounted humidifier, supply and return ductwork, adjacent gas water heater and flue, and electrical disconnect and panel serving the equipment. Documented unit placement, venting, and ductwork connections, and noted moisture staining at the equipment base, to determine replacement scope and installation requirements.

Performed a second-opinion inspection on a Carrier 926TA48080V17 gas furnace (10+ years old) after the customer was previously told the heat exchanger was failed. Used a borescope to inspect the heat exchanger cells and found no visible cracks, holes, or breaches, though the evaporator coil drain pan showed minor rust staining and debris that should be monitored.

Responded to emergency service call for furnace with failed heat exchanger. Conducted thorough inspection of existing HVAC system, documented holes in heat exchanger creating safety hazard, photographed furnace unit and electrical panel, and provided comprehensive replacement estimate for new furnace system within requested timeframe.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance visit as part of recurring membership agreement. Performed system inspection including internal ductwork examination using borescope camera to verify proper installation and condition of flexible ducting and support structures. Confirmed thermostat operation with Honeywell Home ProSeries unit displaying proper temperature reading of 72°F and verified all control functions are operating correctly.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on HVAC system, including inspection of control board wiring and electronic components within the unit housing. Documented existing wiring configuration showing multiple circuit boards with various colored wire connections; inspected condensate drain line assembly with 90-degree elbow fitting to ensure proper drainage function.

Responded to no heat call following thermostat replacement. Upon arrival, diagnosed furnace control issue preventing system operation. Inspected gas valve assembly, blower motor components, and verified all electrical connections were properly configured. Identified wiring discrepancy from recent thermostat installation that interrupted communication between thermostat and furnace control board. Corrected thermostat wiring to manufacturer specifications, restored proper 24V control circuit, and cycled system through multiple heating cycles to confirm reliable operation. Furnace now heating normally with all safety controls functioning as designed.

Completed residential water heater installation in basement utility area. New white cylindrical water heater was set on concrete floor and connected with copper supply lines, flexible metal tubing, and white PVC piping for proper drainage. Pressure relief valve and temperature gauge were installed and verified for safe operation.

# HVAC Tune-Up Completed Performed standard tune-up maintenance on residential HVAC system. Discovered evaporator coil heavily covered with frost and ice buildup, indicating abnormal operating conditions. Replaced 16x25x1 air filter as requested. Inspected system components including condensate drain piping, electrical connections, and control panel. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing extensive ice formation on evaporator coil fins and overall system configuration. System requires further diagnostic evaluation to determine root cause of freezing condition, which may include refrigerant charge verification, airflow assessment, or thermostat calibration.

Responded to no hot water call and performed comprehensive assessment of existing gas-fired water heater system. Documented current installation including copper supply piping, braided stainless steel flex connectors, gas line configuration with yellow CSST, and exhaust venting. Observed corrosion and discoloration on pipe fittings and connections indicating age-related deterioration. Evaluated all plumbing connections, gas supply components, and venting system. Provided detailed estimate for complete water heater replacement including removal of existing unit and installation of new equipment with necessary code-compliant connections.

Completed HVAC system service call addressing zoning system components. Replaced AA 700 filter as requested at no charge per prior authorization. Inspected and verified operation of zone panel, three zone dampers, and two thermostats in multi-zone configuration. System components located in basement mechanical space with proper labeling visible on first floor zone identification. All zoning controls and damper operations confirmed functional following service completion.

Responded to customer complaint of foul odor emanating from household water supply. Upon inspection of basement utility area, evaluated existing water treatment system including pressure tank, water softener unit, and associated plumbing connections. Assessed water quality issue and determined odor likely caused by bacterial growth in water heater or deteriorated anode rod. Documented existing equipment configuration with photographs showing pressure tanks, water softener control unit, and copper piping connections for service records and potential system upgrades.

Successfully removed and replaced deteriorated cast iron piping that was penetrating through the concrete block wall. Installed new white PVC piping system with proper fittings, couplings, and black rubber connectors to ensure secure connections throughout the assembly. The replacement included multiple horizontal and vertical pipe runs with appropriate elbow joints and transitions to accommodate the existing plumbing configuration in the utility room.

Responded to service call for water leakage along wall foundation originating from septic system piping. Upon arrival, conducted thorough diagnostic inspection of basement utility area and identified moisture intrusion patterns on concrete block walls. Documented existing plumbing infrastructure including sump pit assembly, PVC drainage lines, pressure tank, and pump control system. Traced water staining and discoloration on foundation walls to determine leak source and assess extent of water damage. Photographed affected areas showing septic piping connections, wall penetrations, and evidence of ongoing moisture issues for further evaluation and repair recommendations.