Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electrical Services in Ada

Completed LP to NG conversion piping and furnace conversion at residential property. Installed new natural gas supply line from meter to furnace location, converted furnace burner assembly and gas valve from liquid propane to natural gas operation, and tested all connections for proper pressure and leak-free operation. Water heater and other gas appliances were excluded from this conversion scope as specified.

Installed a Bradford White 50-gallon natural gas water heater (model B2SU07S12N) in residential basement. Connected copper supply and distribution lines, installed black vent piping, and completed electrical connections to control panel. Unit tested and verified operational with all safety labels and specifications visible per manufacturer requirements.

Completed full furnace installation including black EMERGI brand heating unit with proper mounting and connection to existing ductwork system. Installed comprehensive PVC venting system with vertical exhaust piping, refrigerant line connections, and integration with multi-zone HVAC configuration including Zone #2 ductwork. Verified all safety labels, specifications, and warning indicators properly displayed on unit, ensured proper clearances, and confirmed system operational with existing outdoor condenser unit.

Completed annual heating and cooling tune-up service on two 5-year-old Trane units, furnace, and water heater. Inspected and serviced AC system, air handler, and furnace per manufacturer specifications; no humidifier present on system. Documented significant mineral deposit buildup and corrosion at water heater base indicating active or previous leakage requiring attention. Noted substantial dust and debris accumulation on blower assembly components within air handler unit. Photographed conditions for customer records and recommended addressing water heater leakage issue and scheduling thorough cleaning of HVAC blower components to maintain system efficiency and prevent premature equipment failure.

Completed faucet repair service including aerator replacement on bathroom sink and cartridge replacement on shower valve control. Performed comprehensive plumbing inspection throughout the residence to verify all fixtures were operating properly with no leaks or issues detected.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection on residential AC unit. Performed standard tune-up procedures including visual inspection of electrical connections within junction box, noting accumulated dust and debris on interior surfaces. Documented existing wiring configuration showing multiple conductors secured with wire nuts, with some signs of aging on enclosure housing. System operational at time of service completion.

Completed annual heating system tune-up including furnace and humidifier inspection and maintenance. During inspection, documented significant rust staining on water heater top and evidence of moisture accumulation around tank base, indicating potential leak concerns that may require future attention. All heating equipment operational at time of service completion.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on a 2022 Comfortmaker system as part of 5-year tune-up program. Inspected garage-mounted air handler unit, verified proper mounting and clearances, checked ventilation components, and documented equipment condition with photographs. All systems operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Responded to service call for two unstable toilets. Inspected both fixtures and identified loose toilet bolts at the base of each unit. Tightened closet bolts and verified proper seating of toilets on wax ring seals to eliminate wobbling and ensure stable installation.

Responded to inspector correction regarding NFPA code violation for insufficient clearance between gas regulator vent and condenser unit. Measured and documented existing spacing between fixtures, confirming compliance with required 3-foot minimum clearance specification. Photographed gas meter assembly, piping configuration, and outdoor fixtures to provide verification of corrected installation for code compliance approval.

Responded to report of clicking noise from ductwork during air direction changes. Inspected zone damper assembly on basement ductwork serving zones 7-8 and identified motorized damper as source of operational noise during cycling. Documented damper condition and installation with photographs for service records.

Completed inspector-required corrections on water heater gas line installation. Corrected kinked yellow CSST flexible gas line at fitting by reinstalling with proper bend radius per manufacturer specifications. Installed additional support and securing for 1/2" gas drop line to meet code requirements. Documented corrected work with photos for inspector review.

Conducted on-site assessment for installation of automatic shut-off valve on main water line entering residence. Evaluated existing copper piping configuration in basement utility area, documenting current plumbing infrastructure including main water supply line routing from entry point through ceiling joists and vertical drop to distribution system. Photographed installation location showing accessible main line with adequate clearance for valve placement and identified optimal mounting position on vertical copper supply pipe near point of entry to ensure effective whole-house water control capability.

Responded to water leak service call in basement utility area. Upon arrival, found significant water accumulation on concrete floor adjacent to 21-year-old Carrier furnace and water heater. Inspected HVAC system and identified source of leak as failed condensate drainage system. Condensate pump appeared non-functional, causing water to overflow onto floor rather than properly draining. Documented conditions with photos showing extent of water damage and equipment involved. Recommended repair or replacement of condensate pump and proper drainage system restoration to prevent future water accumulation and potential damage to furnace and surrounding area.

# CP-Cooling Problem Resolution Responded to service call for air conditioning system not cooling to set temperature with water accumulation in drain pan. Upon inspection, identified condensate drainage issue affecting system performance. Located condensate drain line assembly in crawl space showing signs of blockage and improper drainage. Examined PVC drain piping configuration with visible discoloration and staining around joint connections, indicating chronic moisture problems and potential biofilm buildup restricting flow. Cleared condensate line obstruction and verified proper drainage function. Inspected drain pan for cracks or damage. Tested system operation and confirmed air conditioning unit now cooling properly to set temperature with condensate draining freely through cleaned drain line. System restored to normal operation with proper drainage function established.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection on 6-year-old unit. Serviced condensate drain system, cleared accumulated debris, and verified proper drainage function to prevent water damage and maintain system efficiency.

Completed annual heating maintenance on EnergiAir WT 10-2035 system. Performed standard inspection of heating components, verified system operation, and documented equipment condition with photographs. Unit operating within normal parameters with no immediate concerns identified.

Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance including air conditioning system tune-up, furnace inspection, and humidifier service. Cleaned and serviced condensate drain pan which showed significant accumulation of sediment and debris buildup. All systems checked and operational with warranties extending through June 2034.

Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance visit on EnergiAir system (circa 2015). Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of air handler components, refrigerant lines, and ventilation systems. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Responded to non-functioning kitchen garbage disposal that had stopped operating three days prior. Found that the reset button would not engage properly, indicating an internal electrical fault. Upon inspection, diagnosed a blown thermal overload fuse within the disposal unit. Removed and replaced the defective 8-amp Type S Buss Fustat delay fuse with new component. Tested unit operation and verified proper function restored. Disposal now operating normally with full grinding capability.