Reliable Home Services in Franklin

Performed a whole-home plumbing inspection, including the basement sump pit and discharge piping, which has a check valve and shows staining and moisture on the surrounding masonry walls and floor. Inspected the gas-fired water heater and found rust-colored staining and dampness on the floor at the base of the tank, indicating a possible leak or condensation issue that warrants further evaluation. Recommend monitoring the sump system and having the water heater connections and tank condition assessed for repair or replacement.

Responded to a no-heat call on a Carrier gas furnace and performed a diagnostic evaluation, inspecting the gas control valve, inducer blower motor, pressure switch, and associated wiring and venting. Used a clamp meter to test electrical components and isolate the cause of the heating failure.

Responded to a no-heat call on a Carrier upright condensing furnace and performed an after-hours diagnostic. Inspected the blower compartment, control board, wiring harness, and motor module, with no visible damage or corrosion found, and checked the condensate drain and venting connections. Verified system operation to isolate the cause of the heating failure and restore service.

Inspected a 14-year-old gas-fired water heater experiencing loss of hot water capacity, evaluating the tank, gas valve assembly, flue connection, and supply piping. No visible external rust, frost, or tank damage was observed. Documented the unit's condition with photographs and prepared an estimate for water heater replacement based on the unit's age and reduced performance.

Performed an on-site estimate for replacement of an approximately 22-year-old 40-gallon water heater. Inspected the existing atmospheric-vent gas unit, noting the draft hood and galvanized flue connection, copper water supply lines with shutoff valve, and gas supply with shutoff, and found no visible leaks, corrosion, or damage. Documented the installation with photos to support replacement recommendations based on the unit's age.

Performed a complete tune-up on the gas furnace, including inspection of the burners, wiring, and internal components with the lower access panel removed, and verified proper operation of the heating cycle. Reprogrammed the Lennox thermostat schedule to raise heating setpoints during daytime hours and lower them overnight. Installed a new 16x25 media air filter in the filter cabinet to ensure adequate airflow and filtration.

Performed an on-site evaluation for replacement of a 20+ year old natural gas furnace and matching air conditioning system, with the furnace located in the basement and previously shut down due to a failed heat exchanger. Inspected the furnace cabinet, burner and inducer assembly, control components, PVC venting, and existing ductwork transitions, noting corrosion near the inducer motor, and documented conditions with photos to prepare a same-day replacement estimate.

Installed a new upflow gas furnace with a new F100 cabinet and connected it to the existing supply plenum and ductwork. Adapted the combustion air/vent piping to the existing PVC, reconnected the gas line, and installed a new S40 thermostat. Electrical connections were completed by a licensed electrician under permit, and the system was started up and verified for proper operation.

Installed a new Carrier Infinity-series furnace with a PCV (polypropylene concentric vent) venting system and an Infinity communicating thermostat, along with an AA700M coil/air handler component. Verified proper gas supply and operation by taking manometer readings at the unit, confirming a stable pressure reading of 1.65 and a zeroed baseline, and completed system startup and checkout per manufacturer specifications.

Performed a seasonal tune-up and safety inspection on a Bryant gas furnace, including visual inspection of the cabinet, condensate/PVC venting, and connections, with no signs of rust, frost, or damage. Verified heating operation by measuring supply duct surface temperature at 140.1°F with a digital pocket thermometer, confirming proper heat output. Unit left in good working order with service sticker applied.

Performed a tune-up on a Carrier gas furnace, including inspection of the unit, vent piping, and condensate drain components. Used a digital manometer to check pressure readings during operation. Noted a displaced condensate pump/drain pan assembly near the unit and documented its condition for follow-up.

Responded to a warranty call regarding extended cooling times on a recently installed Lennox split system. Prior service had addressed a low refrigerant charge caused by additional lineset length not being compensated for at installation. Inspected the outdoor condenser unit and found it clean, level on its pad, and intact, with no frost, corrosion, or physical damage.

Performed annual maintenance tune-up on Carrier Infinity gas furnace, including inspection of the cabinet, PVC intake/exhaust piping, gas supply line and shutoff valve, and control components. Removed corrosion and oxide buildup from the flame sensor using an abrasive pad to restore reliable flame signal detection and ensure proper burner operation. Unit powered on with status indicator light normal.

Completed furnace tune-up maintenance service. Inspected and serviced Honeywell gas valve assembly, verified all electrical connections and gas line fittings, and checked system operation. Replaced furnace filter with customer-supplied media and confirmed proper airflow through the system.

Replaced OEM exhaust 90-degree boot assembly on Bryant furnace system. Removed failed boot component with deteriorated rubber coupling and installed new factory replacement part, securing with proper hose clamp. Verified proper fit and seal of exhaust connection to prevent potential flue gas leakage and ensure safe system operation.

Responded to emergency furnace call where unit was previously shut down due to dangerous carbon monoxide levels detected at the heat exchanger. Performed comprehensive system evaluation and determined heat exchanger failure along with defective inducer motor, rendering the furnace unsafe for operation. Provided detailed replacement estimate for new furnace system and documented existing exhaust venting configuration with photographic evidence showing current PVC vent terminations at building exterior.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up including full system inspection and performance verification. Performed visual inspection of ductwork, PVC condensate drain lines, and mechanical components, utilizing inspection camera to assess internal duct conditions and verify proper airflow pathways. All system components found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and system diagnostics as requested. Performed temperature differential measurements using digital thermometer and conducted pressure testing with digital manometer to verify proper system operation and airflow balance.

Completed scheduled furnace tune-up and preventative maintenance as part of recurring heating system membership service. Performed comprehensive inspection of blower motor assembly and squirrel cage fan, verified proper operation of all mechanical components, and replaced air filter to ensure optimal system performance and efficiency.

Responded to emergency furnace call and conducted comprehensive equipment assessment. Upon inspection, identified critical failure conditions including severely rusted burner box assembly and compromised heat exchanger showing signs of deterioration. Documented existing system configuration consisting of gray cabinet-style furnace with white PVC venting, integrated humidifier unit, and associated air handling equipment in basement mechanical room. Provided detailed replacement estimate for complete furnace system due to unsafe operating conditions of primary heat exchanger and burner components that pose potential safety hazards and cannot be effectively repaired.