Heating, Cooling and Plumbing Services in Waterford, Wisconsin

Performed comprehensive HVAC tune-up service with diagnostic testing of system performance. Measured supply air temperature at register (70.2°F) to verify proper system operation. All components functioning within normal parameters; no issues detected during inspection.

Performed standard prepaid maintenance visit on gas furnace system. Inspected control board connections and verified proper wire terminal connections. Observed burner assembly with normal blue flame pattern indicating proper gas combustion and operation.

Conducted comprehensive tune-up on HVAC system with focus on motor assembly inspection. Examined electrical connections, verifying proper wire terminations and secure fastening of colored wires (blue, red, white, yellow, green) to control module and gas valve. Inspected blower motor for proper operation and mounting integrity. Checked gas valve functionality and verified control module operation with attention to switch positions. All components were found to be in serviceable condition with no signs of deterioration or damage.

Performed routine maintenance tune-up on customer's Lennox HVAC system. Inspected interior control board, verified all electrical connections were secure, and examined wiring for any signs of wear or damage. System is operating within normal parameters with no issues detected.

Conducted assessment of basement HVAC system for potential replacement. Identified aging equipment and potential installation challenges posed by existing plumbing configuration. Evaluated space constraints around utility area where water treatment systems are installed. Documented structural concerns including wall cracks that may require attention during new system installation.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on residential gas furnace including combustion efficiency testing using Testo 310 analyzer, which displayed satisfactory readings for CO2, O2, and efficiency values. Inspected interior components including gas valve assembly, blower motor, and control board connections, confirming proper wire terminations and component functionality. All systems operating within manufacturer specifications after service.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on residential furnace system. Conducted diagnostic testing using Testo analyzer to verify proper operation parameters and inspected all electrical connections and wiring. Checked blower motor functionality and heat exchanger integrity, ensuring all components are operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed routine system tune-up service including temperature differential testing of air handler and duct inspection. Readings showed 15.7°F delta-T, which falls within acceptable parameters. Visual inspection of ductwork revealed normal wear with no significant buildup or damage requiring immediate attention.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on residential heating system, including inspection of furnace unit, associated copper piping, and ventilation components. Examined ceiling ductwork for proper airflow and identified minor water staining near duct connections. Cleaned system components and verified proper operation of all heating elements.

Performed scheduled prepaid maintenance on residential HVAC system. Opened access panels to inspect internal components, conducted diagnostic testing of electrical connections and control board functionality. Examined fan motor assembly and verified proper operation of all mechanical components.

Performed comprehensive inspection of the system's circuit board (model 69SE-CB-Z161). Identified moderate dust accumulation on the control board and wiring harness connections. Cleaned all electronic components and verified proper connection of all wiring (red, white, blue, green, yellow, orange, and black). Confirmed all relays and integrated circuits functioning normally after cleaning.

Conducted assessment of existing ductwork in attic space, taking detailed measurements of metal enclosure components and PVC connections. Evaluated installation configuration for HVAC system replacement, documenting current specifications to ensure proper sizing and compatibility of replacement equipment.

Successfully installed a new residential furnace system in basement utility room. Unit was properly secured and connected to existing ductwork with proper X-bracing. All PVC venting, condensate lines, and electrical connections were completed according to manufacturer specifications.

Performed diagnostic testing on HVAC system using specialized probe instrument. Inspected mechanical components and connections, focusing on metal assembly connections to PVC ducting. Verified proper installation of mounting hardware and checked system integrity at connection points.

Inspected existing furnace installation in basement utility area. Documented current setup showing dark gray furnace with metal ductwork and PVC venting system. Evaluation focused on furnace condition, ventilation configuration, and surrounding connections including drainage components and copper piping for replacement estimation purposes.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on heating system including electrical connection inspection and combustion analysis. Testo 310 analyzer readings confirmed optimal system operation with 93.2% efficiency, acceptable CO levels (28 ppm), and proper oxygen/CO2 balance. All electrical connections were examined and verified to be secure with no signs of damage or overheating.

Conducted site assessment for HVAC replacement. Current system observed in basement utility area with existing furnace connected to PVC ventilation pipes and metal ductwork. Exterior inspection revealed snow-covered conditions with existing outdoor condenser unit covered for winter protection. Replacement recommendation provided based on evaluation of current installation configuration.

Performed diagnostic assessment on 10+ year old heating system not producing heat. Inspected control board and wiring connections in furnace, finding loose connections and slight corrosion on the main circuit board terminals. Reconnected and secured all wiring harnesses, particularly focusing on the multicolored control wires connected to the circular component. Cleaned corrosion from terminals and verified proper voltage to the ignition system. System now operating correctly with consistent flame ignition and proper heating cycle.

Completed furnace installation with proper pressure testing, verifying a reading of 0.19 on the digital manometer with ambient temperature at 61.6°F. Installation included running copper line alongside insulated black pipe and connecting to existing PVC drainage system with all connections properly sealed and secured.

Completed site assessment and measurements for HVAC system replacement. Documentation includes detailed floor plan with dimensions (10'x25'x36'x24'x17'6" with 53" height clearance) calculating approximately 1,300 square feet total area. Existing furnace system was inspected, noting connections to ductwork and insulation condition for proper specification of replacement unit.