Vista, CA

Jenn mentioned whenever she turns the heat on, small pieces of what look like ash get spread throughout her home. Resecured filter box door to reduce the amount of dust that can get in and bypass the filter. Applied tape on top of hinge to promote a better seal. Pulled blower assembly to inspect inside of heat exchanger to see if there is anything out of the ordinary inside, everything looked normal. Inspected ductwork in attic and found leak at supply plenum, sealed as best as I could with the limited space I had to work, I no longer felt a leak after the repair. Upon departure system is operational.

Arrived on site to perform furnace diagnostic on 2019 high-efficiency furnace. Upon arrival client stated that system is only blowing cold air and has only recently swap the filter. No maintenance has been done since installation and he’s unsure what is wrong with it at this time. Client did not reach out to original company that installed the unit because they are in Los Angeles. Began diagnostic at indoor furnace and found error code 33 present indicating that high limit switch is open. This is caused when the internal temperature switch overheats and causes the system to go into a safety mode to prevent the unit from overheating further. Due to this furnace being only one stage and having two zones this has caused a massive airflow restriction resulting in a high static pressure and high temperature rise. Return intakes were also not enlarged to increase airflow capacity into Furnace Which will result in hotter temperatures within the unit as well causing the high limit the trip r

Arrived on site to diagnose a no heating unit. Yuren is like the landlord as he is not the owner and the owner is out of the country. Spoke to tenant and Yuren they stated they think it’s the thermostat as heater it not turning on. Arrived and inspected found that thermostat bottoms were not operating and could not turn the heating on. Removed theme and by passed and power up heater and found ac and heater operational. Did a system inspection cause after a couple minutes unit would shut off. Found unit over heating and removed clogged up filter as they have yet been replaced. Ran unit and found ducting to be under sized. Found temperature rise above max rate and unit is over heating. Opened up evaporator coil and found the 4 heat exchanger chambers are covered up black heat stress points. After finding stress point and temperature rise at 78. Advised to landlord with these findings we would want to take a deeper look at the heat exchanger to make sure it’s safe to run. Due to owner

Sealed inside the plenum above the furnace.

Arrived on site to perform heater maintenance on 2002 furnace. Upon arrival homeowner stated that they have not use the heater once and have no questions at this time. Performed full maintenance and safety inspection on unit and found a few points of concerns. Heat exchanger has significant heat spots do to overheating. Cannot visually see any cracks on heat exchanger at this time But has high possibility of happening due to bad airflow with significant damage already sustained to the heat exchanger. Indoor blower motor has significant oil leakage And can potentially lock up or overheat at any time. System is also not equipped with surge protection. Discussed full condition of unit with clients and at this time they are looking into replacement and would like for us to come out and provide a quote. Comfort advisers Are booked out at this time although supervisor will be returning on Thursday to go over replacement options upon departure unit is operational

Performed a heating maintenance on a 2022 Lennox system. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filters where not changed this visit. System was fully operational at time of departure.

Technician arrived to diagnose mini split issue -The system was not being properly maintained -The filter was completely plugged, as soon as I removed them it started heating nicely -Filters were cleaned -I walked the client through how to wash filters and clean condenser

Performed a heating maintenance on a 2019 Lennox system. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filters where not changed out this visit. System was fully operational at time of departure.

Performed a heating maintenance on a 2017 Lennox system. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filter was changed. System was fully operational at time of departure.

Door was not pushing door switch. System operational.

Door was not pushing door switch. System operational.

Door was not pushing door switch. System operational.

Door was not pushing door switch. System operational.

Clean and Adjust Burners Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion Test Furnace Safety Controls Inspect Gas Piping Tighten Electrical Connections Measure the Voltage and Amperage Flush the Condensate Drains Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air Vacuum Furnace Return Grille Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot Clean in-place Blower Compartment Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation Monitor Air Purification System Check all System Safety and Limit Switches Clean Flame Sensor Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detectors Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration

Arrived to he Woodworth residence and went over whole home purification options. After talking about the options they decided the phenomenal air would be the greatest option for them. After cutting into the plenum and placing the phenomenal inside I wired it in through the transformer and it turned on and was began to send ions throughout the home. Clients where pleased with it and are happy it will help clean there home out with the current construction going on and the dust issue they’ve been having. Filter was changed.

When I arrived at house, owner told me he had bought Sensi thermostat. I needed to take off old thermostat and re wire into new Sensi. New backing plate installed, new fresh wires installed and face plate cover assembled. Showed owner how to properly use the thermostat. He knows how it operates now and is happy with installation. Charging labor only for installation.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. System that cools the offices is not cooling. They do have Another company unusually come out and do maintenance and work on units. Got up to the roof and noticed that compressor for unit was not turning on, which is why unit was not cooling. Checked for power and found that there was a dead power leg. Found blown high voltage fuse. Checked all wiring to ensure nothing was shorted out. Replaced high voltage fuse. Cycled system on. Compressor came on and unit started cooling. Gauged up and verified proper refrigerant pressures. Could not find reason for blown fuse. System compressor might have ran all day and caused fuse to blow, can not guarantee it won’t happen again due to age of equipment. System is operational upon departure.

During my twenty point heating inspection, I started with the thermostat. Giving a call for heating, and going to furnace to start maintenance. Temp rise of 40-70 needed, I got a temp rise of 49. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris and it’s clean. Replaced air filter for new air filter. Owner had extra one, so just used his. Hot surface igniter not cracked or having white spots. Flame sensor still working good, no need to be cleaned. Ducting done correctly, and all runs intact. Inducer motor is working efficiently. House heats good and ready for winter.

Client stated no cooling -4 year old -Compressor was not operational -Filter was very plugged up and condenser coil was dirty -Capacitor was out of range causing compressor not to start -This was due to the dirty filter and system not being on a proper maintenance plan -Capacitor was replaced and system is working efficiently now -Client is now apart of our comfort club

Technician arrived to perform furnace maintenance -Electrical connections tightened down -Filters replaced -Inducer motor reading correct resistance -Flame lighting properly -Blower motor is very clean and in good condition

Client has already put a deposit down of $804 and that credit will be applied towards this job. $6,867 is due upon completion.

Coming back to install clients thermostat he ordered. Old thermostat was bad, client did not want nest.

Coming back to install clients thermostat he ordered. Old thermostat was bad, client did not want nest.

Coming back to install clients thermostat he ordered. Old thermostat was bad, client did not want nest.

Coming back to install clients thermostat he ordered. Old thermostat was bad, client did not want nest.