Performed heating and air conditioning repair service for Nichol in Philadelphia, PA 19132

Performed heating and air conditioning repair service for Ed in Philadelphia, PA 19130

Performed heating and air conditioning repair service for Tim in Philadelphia, PA 19146

Completed a diagnostic scheduling for a club member’s rental property in Philadelphia, PA 19130. The tenant reported that the second-floor heating system was running but not producing any heat, despite multiple attempts to power cycle the unit. The system, located in a bathroom above the bathtub with a large access panel, is difficult to reach and requires a 6-foot ladder for proper inspection. Upon evaluation, our technician identified that the furnace igniter on the second floor is faulty and needs replacement to restore safe and efficient operation. The homeowner approved the repair, and we are coordinating a follow-up visit to replace the igniter, ensuring the rental unit’s heating system provides reliable warmth and comfort for the tenant. This proactive service helps maintain system safety and efficiency in Philadelphia homes during the heating season.

Conducted a full heating system tune-up at a customer’s home in Philadelphia, PA 19147. The Ameristar central gas furnace, located in the basement and never previously serviced since 2018, received a comprehensive 21-point inspection and maintenance, including checking the thermostat, heat exchanger, blower motor, safety controls, pilot assembly, condensate lines, and airflow. During the visit, we also investigated the year-long condensation issue at the vents and found no active leaks or malfunctions, ensuring proper airflow and safe operation. The homeowner was pleased with the thorough inspection and restored confidence in the system’s performance for the winter season.

Performed a comprehensive steam boiler service at a customer’s home in Philadelphia, PA 19143. The work included flushing and cleaning the boiler to remove sludge and sediment, replacing the 24V electronic low water cutoff, installing a new glass water gauge assembly, and upgrading the main steam air vent for improved heat distribution. After completing all component replacements, we ran the system through a full heating cycle, verified proper water levels and venting, and confirmed safe, efficient operation. The homeowner was pleased with the restored performance and reliability of their heating system.

Performed heating and air conditioning repair service for Chris in Philadelphia, PA 19106

Completed a service visit for a homeowner in Philadelphia, PA 19115, who reported that their gas furnace was not heating properly. Upon inspection, we determined that the inducer motor needed replacement to restore proper airflow and safe operation of the system. We removed the faulty motor, installed a new inducer motor, replaced the air filter, and thoroughly tested the furnace to verify ignition, airflow, and overall system performance. Safety controls and operation under full load were confirmed, ensuring the system is now heating efficiently and reliably. The homeowner was very satisfied with the service and relieved to have their heating fully restored for the season.

Completed the installation of a new Goodman Two-Stage 96% AFUE furnace for a homeowner in Philadelphia, PA 19122 to replace their failed unit and improve comfort across a 4-story townhouse. The project included removing the old furnace, correcting return ductwork for proper airflow, connecting venting, gas, electrical, and control systems, and configuring the two-stage operation. Full airflow testing and combustion analysis were performed, providing quieter, smoother operation, reduced temperature swings, and improved efficiency, backed by a 10-year parts and 3-year labor warranty.

Completed a comprehensive furnace rebuild for a customer in Philadelphia, PA 19121 after a filter collapsed into the blower compartment, damaging critical components. We replaced the entire blower assembly, including the motor, wheel, housing, power choke, and all internal wiring and safety limits. The heat exchanger was deep cleaned and inspected for airflow restrictions, the inducer motor safety limit was replaced, and the condensate trap assembly was rebuilt and tested for proper drainage. After completing the work, a full system startup confirmed safe operation and restored efficiency. The furnace is now fully operational and backed by a 1-year labor warranty, providing the home with safe and reliable heating for the season.

Conducted a heating system diagnostic in Philadelphia, PA 19125, after the customer reported a recurring PC03 error and the heat triggered a fire alarm in the living room of a rental home. After checking system operation, we found the refrigerant may be slightly low, though the issue can also be caused by factors such as a dirty filter or the system reaching operating limits during very cold temperatures below 32°F, which can lead to a temporary lockout. At this time, the system is operating, and we advise monitoring performance, with a plan to review repair or replacement options if the issue becomes more frequent.

Conducted a rescheduling for a customer’s blower failure service in Philadelphia, PA 19121, originally planned between 3–5 PM, after securing an earlier appointment slot. During the inspection, we confirmed that the return air filter had been pulled into the blower compartment, causing significant internal damage and compromising several critical components. The customer was advised that a comprehensive system rebuild is required, including complete blower assembly replacement, heat exchanger cleaning and safety check, inducer motor safety limit replacement, and condensate trap assembly replacement. Moving the appointment earlier allows us to address the issues promptly and minimize downtime, ensuring the furnace can be restored to safe and reliable operation as soon as possible.

Just wrapped up a service visit at a home in Philadelphia, PA 19151 to repair a 20-year-old gas furnace that had stopped producing heat, while the thermostat still functioned. The homeowner had purchased an ICM-280 universal control board after an electrician suggested the existing board was faulty, but ran into wiring difficulties during self-installation. We carefully installed the new control board, correctly connected all wiring, and tested the ignition and safety sequences to ensure the furnace was operating safely and efficiently. The homeowner was very satisfied, relieved to have the system fully restored, and confident that his heating is now reliable for the season.

Performed a diagnostic inspection at a rental property in Philadelphia, PA 19124, for a cast iron boiler heating system that was not working. Upon inspection, the boiler exhibited multiple mechanical and safety concerns, including active leaks, a rusted gas valve, and abnormal noises from the fan center and relay, indicating internal component wear. The bathroom radiator was also found to be cracked, with piping inaccessible from the basement. Due to the severity of the issues, repairs are not recommended, and replacement of both the boiler and the radiator is advised. A detailed replacement proposal is prepared for the customer, ensuring safe and efficient heating for the property.

Followed up with the property management for the rental in Philadelphia, PA 19124, to confirm the heating system is functioning properly after the previous no-heat report. Although no service was performed due to their team resolving the issue, we remain available for any future maintenance or emergency needs, ensuring tenants’ comfort and system reliability throughout the season.

Received a no-heat service request for a rental apartment in Philadelphia, PA 19124, where the tenant reported that the heating system wasn’t working. On the day of the scheduled visit, the property management contacted us to cancel, as their team was able to restore heat before our arrival. We documented the call and remain available for any future service needs to ensure the apartment’s heating system operates safely and reliably for tenants.

Wrapped up a service request from a loyal customer in Philadelphia, PA 19146, whose Nest thermostat was stuck at 89°F and not turning off the heating system. The thermostat, a second-generation model installed roughly nine years ago, was no longer regulating the system properly. We replaced the outdated Nest with a new Honeywell thermostat, tested system operation, and confirmed the heating cycles correctly and responded to temperature changes. The system is now operating safely and efficiently, providing reliable comfort throughout the home.

Conducted a comprehensive heating diagnostic in Philadelphia, PA 19121, where the homeowner reported that the gas furnace was blowing air without heat. The system, located in the basement and estimated to be over 10 years old, had a history of similar unresolved issues dating back to last year. During the visit, we inspected the furnace components, including the burner, heat exchanger, blower motor, and gas supply. We checked airflow through the ductwork and verified vent performance, identifying that while heat was reaching the upper floors, the living room downstairs remained cold. Safety controls, thermostat signals, and ignition cycles were all tested, and no immediate failures requiring replacement were found at this stage. The homeowner was satisfied with the thorough inspection and appreciated the detailed guidance provided on next steps to restore consistent heating throughout the home.

Responded to a service request at a rental property in Philadelphia, PA 19134, where the heating system was not working and was producing dangerously high carbon monoxide levels. Upon inspection, we determined the furnace was unsafe to operate and shut down the system immediately. The existing unit cannot be repaired, so a full replacement is required. During the visit, we also noted that the ductwork consists of only three pipes, which could impact whole-house system performance and efficiency. A detailed replacement proposal is being prepared to ensure the tenant will have a safe, reliable heating system for the season.

Returned to a customer’s home in Philadelphia, PA 19119 to perform two tasks recommended during a previous maintenance visit. The first was replacing a leaking gas line with a flexible line, which was identified as urgent to ensure safe operation. The second was a cleaning of the combi unit using vinegar to remove buildup and maintain efficiency. Both tasks were completed successfully, with the gas line secured, the combi unit clean, and the system operating safely and efficiently. Another home ready for reliable heating and hot water performance this season.

Responded to a long-time customer’s request to check an outside drain clog at her father’s home in Philadelphia, PA 19126, that had been slowing the kitchen sink for the last couple of days. Another company had partially opened the line but suspected the pipe might need replacement, so we performed a full inspection and cleaned the pipe thoroughly using a power snake. Everything drained properly after clearing the blockage, and the system is flowing well again with no signs of backup.

Responded to an urgent no-heat call for a renter in Philadelphia, PA 19142, whose gas furnace stopped heating two days ago. The igniter wasn’t glowing, and the home had dropped to unsafe temperatures, so we started with a full diagnostic on the basement furnace. We replaced the faulty thermostat, restored proper control communication, and verified system operation. During testing, we found that the furnace was overheating and short-cycling due to ductwork that doesn’t match the system’s airflow requirements—a major factor behind the shutdown. After completing the thermostat replacement and confirming safe operation, we reviewed corrective ductwork options to prevent future overheating and keep his family warm for the rest of the heating season.

Just completed a service visit today at Philadelphia, PA 19143 to replace the thermostat serving the main floor of the rental home. The customer had been experiencing inconsistent temperature control, especially with the colder weather settling in, so we installed a new thermostat to restore accurate heating performance. After the replacement, we verified proper system response, calibrated settings, and confirmed that the heating is cycling the way it should. Everything is now operating smoothly, and the home is set for reliable comfort moving forward.