Reliable HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical in Sun Prairie, WI

Responded to dispatch for furnace making loud noise. Upon inspection, discovered the inducer motor was cracked and causing the operational noise. Replaced the defective inducer motor with new unit and performed complete furnace system checkup to ensure proper operation.

Performed comprehensive AC clean and check on outdoor condenser unit. Unit exterior and coils were found to be very dirty with significant dirt accumulation and discoloration throughout. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coils, cabinet panels, and all accessible components. Refrigerant charge was measured and found to be slightly high; adjusted to manufacturer specifications. Completed full system inspection and operational verification.

Installed approximately 30 feet of 2-inch PVC piping with necessary fittings to extend existing vertical condensate drain line from furnace. The existing vertical run from the furnace was already PVC, which was connected to the new horizontal routing that terminates at the building exterior with proper termination cap.

Performed comprehensive maintenance on residential air conditioning system and two gas fireplaces. Conducted thorough cleaning and inspection of outdoor AC condenser unit, identifying and replacing a failed capacitor. Verified refrigerant charge levels, which tested within acceptable parameters. Serviced both gas fireplace units, performing complete cleaning of burner assemblies and pilot assemblies to remove accumulated debris and ensure proper combustion. All systems tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Responded to a no cooling call on a Magic-Pak HVAC system. Upon inspection, discovered a bent pin in the thermostat preventing the air conditioning from engaging while heating function remained operational. Straightened the damaged thermostat pin, restoring full system functionality and resolving the cooling issue.

Completed seasonal air conditioning maintenance inspection and cleaning. Performed temperature differential measurements across the system using digital thermometers, verified refrigerant pressures and system performance using manifold gauges with micron measurement capability. All system parameters found within normal operating specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Performed complete air conditioning check and cleaning on residential unit. System operational parameters verified using digital manifold gauges, confirming proper refrigerant pressures and superheat/subcooling temperatures within manufacturer specifications for R-410A system. Supply and return air temperatures measured with calibration-grade thermometers, showing appropriate temperature split across evaporator coil. All components inspected and found operating normally with no deficiencies identified. Routine maintenance completed successfully.

Performed seasonal startup and maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Replaced 20x25x5 air filter in unit and verified proper system operation with temperature differential readings showing appropriate cooling performance. Additionally replaced customer-provided sink filter as requested.

Performed seasonal start-up on residential air conditioning system installed in December. Customer reported no cold air delivery during initial operation attempt. Conducted comprehensive system diagnostics using digital testing equipment to verify electrical parameters and component functionality. Verified proper operation of outdoor condenser unit, confirmed adequate airflow through coil, and ensured system cycled correctly. Unit tested successfully with no issues found during start-up procedures.

Responded to no cooling complaint on first use of season for Goodman air conditioning system. Customer had already replaced furnace filter prior to arrival. Performed exterior coil cleaning by rinsing down condenser unit to remove accumulated debris. Tested contactor relay operation and confirmed proper functionality. Measured refrigerant charge and found system running low. Added refrigerant to bring system to proper operating levels and verified cooling operation restored.

Performed seasonal start-up on Lennox air conditioning condenser unit following recent installation. Verified refrigerant charge levels were correct and within manufacturer specifications. Secured armor flex conduit with wire ties to ensure proper cable management and protection of electrical connections.

Responded to no-cooling call at commercial salon location. Upon arrival, accessed outdoor condensing unit and indoor control panel to diagnose system failure. Inspected electrical components including capacitor, contactor, and control board connections. Verified all wire terminations at capacitor, contactor, and circuit board were secure and properly seated. Checked voltage supply and control circuit functionality. System restored to normal operation with cooling confirmed at thermostat.

Responded to no hot water complaint affecting third floor tenants. Upon arrival, accessed mechanical room and inspected boiler system and associated components. Found expansion tank showing significant deterioration with compromised insulation and surface degradation. Verified system temperature and pressure readings using existing gauges. Inspected connected piping, valves, and circulation components for proper operation. Documented equipment condition including analog thermometer readings and pressure gauge status. System components showed age-related wear consistent with older installation. Identified issues contributing to inadequate heat distribution to upper floors and provided recommendations for equipment replacement and system maintenance to restore proper hot water service to affected areas.

Responded to service call for dryer vent that was repeatedly disconnecting from overhead ductwork. Upon inspection, found the flexible dryer vent hose was inadequately secured and lacked proper extension to maintain a stable connection to the main ductwork system in the attic space. Extended the dryer vent run using additional flexible insulated ductwork to ensure proper reach and eliminate tension on the connection point. Secured all duct connections with appropriate fasteners and verified proper routing through the ceiling penetration. Ensured the insulated flexible duct was properly supported and sealed at the junction point to prevent future disconnection. Tested the installation to confirm secure attachment and proper airflow pathway from dryer to exterior vent termination.

Responded to service call for Goodman residential furnace producing ticking noise. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of unit to identify source of abnormal sound. Conducted visual examination of furnace components, burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, and ductwork connections. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing unit in clean, well-maintained state with no visible external damage or deterioration. Further investigation and testing performed to isolate noise origin and determine appropriate corrective action.

Completed installation of new Lennox air conditioner and furnace system with reconnection to existing ductwork. Installed new refrigerant line set, concrete equipment pad, electrical whip and disconnect, and Wi-Fi thermostat. Ran new low voltage wiring to support thermostat communication. Upon startup, identified system was overcharged and adjusted refrigerant levels to manufacturer specifications, achieving proper operating temperatures of 41.3°F and 43.9°F at the evaporator coil. Both heating and cooling units tested and confirmed operational. Noted during inspection that overcurrent protection device is oversized for the equipment and vent/intake PVC piping requires additional support for code compliance.

Completed routine maintenance on furnace and air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered a rusted heat exchanger which poses a potential safety concern and will require replacement. System is operating quietly with no other operational issues identified at this time.

Responded to service call for excessive furnace noise. Upon inspection, identified failed inducer motor assembly causing loud operation during furnace cycles. Replaced defective inducer motor with new OEM unit and verified proper operation. Performed maintenance on Aprilaire humidifier system, including cleaning mineral buildup from water panel and flushing drain line to ensure proper drainage and humidity delivery. Tested all systems for proper operation and confirmed noise issue resolved.

Responded to no heat call on Wolf Steel furnace unit. Upon inspection, found dual pressure switches with proper electrical connections and mounting intact. Verified control relay and associated wiring connections. Noted significant corrosion on copper refrigerant lines requiring future attention but not affecting current heating operation. System components including pressure switches and controls functioning properly after diagnostic evaluation. Unit restored to normal heating operation and customer advised to monitor performance with follow-up scheduled to confirm continued proper operation.

Responded to service call for furnace producing unusual noise during operation, specifically when blower fan was running. Performed diagnostic inspection and identified failing lower blower motor as source of noise. Unit was still operational but motor exhibited signs of imminent failure. Documented existing condensation on ductwork and inspected internal components including insulation panels. Provided customer with replacement furnace quote as recommended long-term solution given age and condition of existing equipment.