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

Performed an on-site estimate for water heater replacement, evaluating options for customer-supplied or contractor-supplied unit installation. Inspected the existing gas-fired tank-type water heater, including the galvanized flue, gas supply with shutoff valve, copper water lines, and surrounding basement piping and ductwork, and found no visible corrosion, leaks, or damage. Documented existing conditions and clearances to determine the scope of work for installation.

Performed a furnace tune-up, including inspection of the heating system and replacement of the furnace filter. Serviced the Aprilaire whole-home humidifier by replacing the water panel (humidifier pad) and verifying the bypass damper was set to the summer position. Updated the service log label on the supply plenum to record the visit.

Performed a prepaid seasonal furnace tune-up, inspecting the blower assembly, condensate drain tubing and PVC fittings, wiring, and cabinet interior for wear or corrosion. Measured supply air temperature at the ductwork with a digital probe thermometer (117.1°F) to verify proper heating operation, and noted minor corrosion on a wire clip for monitoring.

Performed a tune-up on a Lennox high-efficiency boiler, including removal of the front access panel to inspect the interior components, flue piping, and associated copper piping, valves, and pressure gauge. Documented corrosion and discoloration on the stainless steel components, and reinstalled the access panel upon completion.

Diagnosed a no-heat complaint on a gas furnace where the inducer blower ran but the unit failed to proceed through its ignition sequence. Testing of the control circuit, pressure switch, and gas valve assembly was performed with meter leads installed, and heavy rust and corrosion were found on the cabinet floor, burner compartment shelf, and base, with moisture staining on the surrounding concrete indicating a water or condensate leak. Findings were documented with photos, and the moisture source and corrosion damage should be addressed to prevent further component failure.

Performed an on-site estimate for replacement of a 17-year-old Lennox natural gas furnace located in the basement mechanical area, following a recommendation from a prior maintenance visit. Inspected the existing furnace, galvanized plenum and ductwork, whole-house humidifier, and associated PVC piping, documenting equipment condition and layout with photos to support replacement options. The unit and surrounding components showed no visible rust, frost, or major damage, and the work area was assessed for access and installation requirements.

Performed an on-site estimate for a new natural gas line extension from the existing exterior meter to a pool heater. Inspected the meter and existing 1" gray galvanized piping along the brick wall, identified a 1-1/4" tee as the tie-in point, and documented a proposed pipe route across the landscaped bed with annotated photos. No corrosion or damage was observed at the meter or existing piping.

Performed an on-site estimate for replacement of an existing gas-fired A.O. Smith ProMax tank-style water heater, inspecting the unit, gas control valve, flue vent, and supply piping with isolation valves. The tank, installed in 2006 and beyond its warranty period, showed no visible leaks, heavy corrosion, or damage, but its age warranted a replacement recommendation. Also reviewed the kitchen sink area and documented existing conditions with photographs.

Performed a seasonal tune-up on a vertical gas furnace with an attached evaporator coil cabinet, inspecting the heat exchanger, draft inducer, pressure switch, blower motor, gas valve, and control wiring with the front panel removed. Verified condensate drain and PVC venting connections, checked the evaporator coil cabinet and associated components, and confirmed the Aprilaire air cleaner was in place. No frost, rust, or major damage observed, and the system was left in proper working order.

Performed a scheduled HVAC tune-up, inspecting the furnace, plenum, and supply ductwork, along with the flue connection to the water heater and surrounding condensate drain piping, with no evidence of rust, frost, or visible damage. Noted a small hole in the galvanized plenum that should be sealed, and updated the service log sticker on the duct with the completed tune-up entry.

Removed and replaced the existing tub drain assembly, installing a new matte black overflow cover plate and drain stopper, and verified the diverter spout and drain operated properly. Also removed the worn, discolored shower arm and installed a new threaded shower arm at the wall connection, leaving the outlet ready for shower head attachment.

Installed a new Lennox high-efficiency gas furnace with PVC intake/exhaust venting, condensate drain routed to the floor drain, and a whole-house humidifier mounted on the supply plenum, along with an AC system and a 40-gallon power vent water heater. All work was permitted, with electrical connections completed by a licensed electrician, and the system was connected to the existing ductwork and controls.

Serviced a natural gas Rinnai tankless water heater (model REU-N3237FF-US) for slow hot water delivery. Connected isolation service valves with hoses and performed a full descaling flush of the heat exchanger to remove mineral buildup restricting flow and heat-up time. Restored the unit to normal operation and verified proper performance.

Installed a complete new HVAC system, including a new furnace, Lennox condenser on a pad, and F100 filter cabinet, and replaced the thermostat. Adapted the new equipment to the existing PVC condensate piping, flushed the line set, and completed the electrical work under permit. Verified system operation with a manifold gauge set and measured static pressure with a digital manometer to confirm proper airflow performance.

Performed diagnostic on a Triangle Tube boiler displaying an E14 fault code, with the unit reaching approximately 130°F before shutting down on a limit condition. Inspected the boiler's top-side controls, wiring terminal connections, and air vent assembly, and noted heavy corrosion on the brass piping fitting at the joint along with debris accumulation across the cabinet surface.

Responded to a no-heat call on a gas furnace presenting a flashing red LED fault code with a hot blower compartment. Removed the upper access panel and inspected the inducer motor and blower assembly, wiring harness and connections, gas valve, and flue/vent piping, then performed electrical diagnostics with a clamp meter and referenced the furnace diagnostic code chart to isolate the fault. No visible damage, corrosion, or wiring faults were observed, and the unit was left with the diagnostic findings documented.

Performed prepaid maintenance tune-ups on two furnaces, including inspection of the inducer blower assembly, pressure switch, condensate drain and PVC venting connections, control module, and associated wiring. Components showed normal wear with no visible rust, frost, or breakage, and the units were left operating properly.

Replaced the failed evaporator coil under manufacturer parts warranty, including removal of the defective coil, installation of the new coil, and reconnection of the condensate drain and refrigerant lines. Connected manifold gauges to the Lennox condensing unit to evacuate, recharge, and verify proper refrigerant charge and system operation after the repair.

Responded to a no-heat call on a gas furnace under 10 years old and inspected the unit, finding the integrated furnace control board and its wiring harness connections to be the likely cause of the failure. The control module was removed for evaluation and diagnostics, with no frost, rust, or physical damage observed on the inducer, gas valve, or blower components. Recommended control board replacement to restore ignition sequence and heating operation.

Performed an in-home estimate for replacement of the natural gas furnace (basement-installed) and air conditioning system, with optional whole-home humidifier addition. Evaluated the existing dial-style thermostat and documented the exterior PVC combustion air intake/exhaust terminations and adjacent vent to assess venting configuration and compatibility with new equipment.