HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Experts in Byron Center

Responded to report of broken pipe beneath bathroom vanity sink. Upon arrival, inspected plumbing connections under vessel sink and determined P-trap and drain assembly were secure with no active leaks detected. Chrome P-trap showed proper installation with tight connections at slip joints. Wall-mounted faucet and drain system functioning normally with no visible water damage to cabinet interior or surrounding areas. Verified all plumbing fixtures operational and leak-free at time of inspection.

Responded to service call for dripping bathroom faucet. Upon arrival, inspected chrome two-handle centerset faucet installed on drop-in basin with laminate countertop. Identified worn cartridge/washer assembly causing continuous drip. Disassembled faucet handles, replaced faulty internal components, and reassembled unit. Tested both hot and cold water lines for proper operation and verified leak was eliminated. Left fixtures in clean, fully operational condition.

Completed annual heating maintenance and tune-up on residential furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of heating equipment, verified proper operation of all components, and documented system condition with photographs. No humidifier present on system requiring service.

# No Heat Call - Furnace System Inspection and Diagnosis Responded to no heat call with reported blank thermostat and water accumulation in drain pan. Upon arrival, confirmed HVAC system was completely non-operational with no blower function. Removed access panels and performed comprehensive visual inspection of furnace cabinet interior. Examined all major components including blower motor assembly, control board, wiring harnesses, and condensate management system. Inspected green integrated furnace control board for signs of failure, including burned components, tripped safety circuits, or loose connections. Verified all wire harnesses and connectors at control board for proper seating and continuity. Checked power supply to unit and control voltage circuits. Examined white condensate pump assembly and associated drainage system. Confirmed presence of standing water in condensate pan, indicating potential pump failure or drain line blockage. Traced white PVC condensate drain pipi

Responded to no heat call on 2-year-old EnergiAir furnace. Upon inspection, found condensate drain system clogged with debris causing safety switch to shut down unit. Cleared blockage from drain pan and tubing, tested condensate pump operation, and restored heat to home. System operating normally at time of departure.

Completed installation of Bradford White residential water heater in basement utility area. Connected all copper supply and discharge piping, installed expansion tank, integrated PVC venting system, and verified proper operation of temperature and pressure relief valve. All plumbing connections tested and confirmed leak-free with unit operational and heating properly.

Completed comprehensive furnace super tune-up on 22-year-old Carrier unit located in basement utility room. Performed full system inspection including burner assembly cleaning, heat exchanger examination, blower motor lubrication, air filter replacement, thermostat calibration, and combustion analysis to ensure safe and efficient operation. Also provided water heater estimate for Bradford White Defender Safety System unit as time permitted during the service visit.

Replaced piston and seals on Sterling IM30 water softener system. Disassembled control head valve assembly, installed new piston and seal kit, reassembled unit, and verified proper operation and cycling of the softener system.

Completed installation of residential water heater in basement utility area. Connected all supply and discharge lines including cold water inlet with blue PEX piping, hot water outlet with copper piping, and yellow flexible gas line to unit. Installed blue expansion tank mounted to wall above water heater, routed pressure relief valve discharge piping, and verified all connections for proper operation and code compliance.

Responded to water heater leak complaint on 9-year-old Bradford White unit located in basement. Upon inspection, found water heater leaking at bottom into drain pan with visible moisture and condensation on top surface. Documented unit condition with photos showing Hydrojet-branded water heater with connected copper piping, circulation pump, and evidence of previous repair attempts with sealant/tape on top surface. Advised customer that leak at bottom of tank indicates internal tank failure, which is not repairable, and recommended full water heater replacement due to age and condition of unit.

Completed full air conditioning system replacement at residential property. Removed existing outdoor condensing unit and installed new gray-green AC unit on concrete pad with decorative rock surround. Mounted electrical disconnect panel and outdoor outlet cover on exterior wall, ran black flexible conduit from wall to unit, and installed white PVC refrigerant line set with proper insulation. Inside mechanical room, installed new Lennox high-efficiency furnace with white PVC exhaust venting routed through ceiling. Connected furnace to existing ductwork using black flexible duct connections. Verified proper clearances around furnace and adjacent water heater. Completed all electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed proper airflow and refrigerant charge levels.

Completed residential water heater installation in utility area with exposed stud framing. Installed standard white cylindrical gas water heater unit, connected copper supply and discharge piping running vertically along wall studs, and ensured all manufacturer labels and safety warnings were properly visible. Verified proper positioning, secure mounting, and compliance with installation specifications for residential mechanical equipment.

Responded to no hot water call on 15-year-old power vent water heater displaying Error 6-Max Ignition Attempts on White Rodgers Guardian PowerVent control. Unit was cycling through ignition sequence and locking out after three failed attempts. Diagnosed ignition system failure preventing burner from lighting. Due to age of unit and cost of repairs versus replacement, recommended water heater replacement. Customer approved replacement. Removed existing power vent water heater and installed new unit with proper venting, gas line connections, and water supply piping using PEX and appropriate shut-off valves. Tested all connections for leaks, verified proper combustion and venting operation, and confirmed unit heating properly without error codes. System operational upon departure.

Installed new water supply line to refrigerator for ice maker connection, including dedicated shut-off valve for future service access. Routed copper piping through attic space alongside existing HVAC ductwork and electrical systems, ensuring proper support and clearance from structural members.

Responded to kitchen sink leak complaint. Upon inspection, identified leak originating from compromised connections in the PVC drain assembly beneath double-basin sink. The drainage system included a garbage disposal unit connected to white PVC P-trap configuration with multiple joints and elbow fittings. Inspected all visible plumbing components including disposal unit, drain connections, supply lines, and trap assembly. Tightened loose slip-joint connections at P-trap and verified proper sealing of disposal discharge connection to drain system. Tested all connections under running water to confirm leak was eliminated. Left area clean and dry with no active water discharge detected at completion.

Responded to water heater leak with catch pan overflow condition. Upon arrival, inspected residential water heater installation and identified active leak causing water accumulation in drain pan. Assessed plumbing connections, pump assembly mounted on tank top, and associated copper and PEX supply lines for source of water intrusion. Documented equipment condition and leak location with photographs for service records. Evaluated water heater age and manufacturer specifications to determine appropriate repair recommendations and discussed replacement options with homeowner given severity of leak and potential age-related component failure.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on two air conditioning systems (1-year and 11-year units). Performed comprehensive tune-up procedures including inspection of electrical components, contactors, and capacitors. Verified proper wire connections on contactor terminals and capacitor assembly. Cleaned exterior ventilation grilles which showed significant dust and debris accumulation. Checked system operation and confirmed both units functioning properly. Documented equipment condition with photos showing normal operational wear on internal components.

# Annual Cooling Maintenance Completed Performed comprehensive annual cooling maintenance on 20-year-old ARCO air conditioning system. Conducted thorough inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including electrical connections, capacitor, and internal components. Discovered significant debris accumulation throughout electrical junction box and unit interior, including dried grass, leaves, and organic matter that had collected around wire connections and terminal blocks. Cleaned all electrical connection points and removed debris from equipment housing to prevent potential electrical failures and ensure safe operation. Inspected all electrical wiring and connections, noting presence of multiple colored conductors (red, blue, black, green, yellow) with wire connectors. Evaluated condition of terminal block and connection panel, observing age-related corrosion and weathering on metal surfaces. Checked capacitor mounting and security. Documented equipment condition with photographic ev

Performed diagnostic evaluation on 9-year-old Lennox AC system and identified multiple refrigerant leaks in the evaporator coil and thermostatic expansion valve. Provided repair estimate to address the leaking components, which are not covered under warranty.

Completed installation of gas shutoff valve and appliance connection to existing gas line. Inspected water heater area and confirmed proper placement of copper piping with brass fittings and red-handled shutoff valve. All connections secured and tested for safe operation, with photographic documentation of completed work in utility space.