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

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.

Performed seasonal maintenance tune-up on residential HVAC system including inspection of Honeywell thermostat (verified proper operation in heating mode with 68° current/71° setpoint). Replaced standard pleated air filter with new unit to ensure optimal airflow and system efficiency.

Completed a routine annual maintenance tune-up on a Lennox furnace system located in the utility room. Inspected all components and connections including the ventilation PVC piping, electrical connections, and mounting structure. Identified corrosion damage in the lower cabinet corner, likely due to moisture accumulation, and documented with photos for reference. System is operational but recommend monitoring the rust progression in the cabinet area.

Successfully installed new high-efficiency furnace in customer's unfinished basement. Installed proper PVC venting system and verified all connections were secure. Tested unit for proper operation after installation and confirmed system functionality.

Performed scheduled tune-up of HVAC system including inspection of metal components and interior compartment. Observed minor condensation on interior surfaces and verified integrity of the heat exchanger opening. System was returned to proper operating condition with all connections secured.

Conducted assessment of HVAC system located in basement utility area. Observed existing ductwork showing signs of age with accumulated dust on galvanized surfaces. Identified potential air quality concerns related to utility infrastructure routing, including electrical cables and PVC piping in close proximity to air handler. Recommended installation of enhanced filtration system to address indoor air quality issues.

Completed installation of a Mitsubishi mini-split heat pump system featuring outdoor condensing unit properly mounted on a concrete pad adjacent to customer's residence. Connected all refrigerant lines with proper insulation and installed electrical disconnect box on exterior wall according to manufacturer specifications and local codes.

Conducted inspection of shower system with focus on drainage components. Accessed wall cavity to examine plumbing infrastructure, revealing PVC drain pipe with elbow joint surrounded by insulation. Verified shower base integrity and confirmed proper slope toward drain without signs of damage or leakage.

Conducted inspection of a residential HVAC system for potential replacement. Documentation included assessment of the current unit installed in basement/utility area with exposed wood framing, along with examination of existing plumbing connections and drainage system. Identified concrete floor drain infrastructure that would accommodate new system installation.

Performed routine HVAC tune-up service in mechanical room, checking system pressures with manifold gauges. Diagnostic testing revealed refrigerant pressure of 38.8 PSI, indicating system is operating within acceptable parameters. Inspected ductwork condition and insulation integrity; all components functioning properly.

Performed routine maintenance tune-up on customer's Lennox HVAC system. Inspected furnace components, checked ventilation pipes for proper installation and seal integrity, and confirmed system operation to manufacturer specifications. Unit is functioning correctly with no immediate concerns identified.

Performed inspection and assessment of Carrier WeatherMaker Infinity furnace system installation in basement utility area. Unit appears properly installed with connected ductwork, electrical wiring, and drainage system. Observed condensate drain with appropriate tubing configuration, though noted some water staining around drain area indicating possible previous drainage issues.

Performed comprehensive HVAC tune-up including precision measurements with UEI PD1 digital gauge. System diagnostics showed measurement of 4.118 units, confirming equipment is operating within manufacturer specifications. All components inspected and system restored to optimal working condition.

Performed scheduled tune-up service on customer's HVAC system, which included carbon monoxide testing showing readings of 25 PPM. Inspected the control board and wiring connections, noting normal wear on the plastic housing but confirming all wires (yellow, purple, white, orange, and black) were properly secured to terminals. Verified system operation meets manufacturer specifications.

Performed routine tune-up on HVAC system, inspecting control valve assembly and ECM motor. Verified all electrical connections were secure on the control panel where multiple wires (green, blue, red, white) connect to terminals. ECM motor was in good working condition with no signs of wear or damage; all wiring connections to the motor were intact and properly seated.

Responded to no-heat call for Lennox model G26Q4/5-75-5 (SN: 5800C 15112), approximately 10+ years old. Inspection revealed faulty flame sensor and damaged ignition control module with visible wire degradation. Replaced both components, cleaned burner assembly, and verified proper system operation with successful ignition and flame maintenance. System now functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Performed standard HVAC tune-up service on the Goodman air handler unit located in basement utility area. Inspected PVC ductwork connections and verified proper system operation. All components functioning as intended with no issues detected.

Performed scheduled bi-annual maintenance tune-up on heating system. Checked equipment levelness with bubble level and conducted pressure testing with diagnostic gauge, which showed 17.1 PSI. Customer was not present during service. All preventative maintenance completed per membership agreement specifications.