Inspected HVAC installation and identified issues with flue pipe installation. Documented inadequate outside penetration clearance from wall, need for replacement with double wall flue pipe, and improper slope. Noted visible discoloration around flue pipe penetration that requires remediation. Will return to complete necessary corrections to ensure proper venting and code compliance.

Completed annual spring maintenance on two HVAC systems (CCH & CCC) in basement utility room. Performed standard inspection and service of both furnace units, including replacement of 16x20x1 air filter. Systems are operating normally with Value Renew agreement active until 7/10/26.

Completed the well pump installation and retrieved sump pumps as scheduled. Installed a new pressure tank with proper PVC connections to the existing water system. The complete installation is operational and properly fitted to the concrete utility area.

Performed routine maintenance on residential heating system. Inspected thermostat functionality (currently set to 72°F and operating properly) and examined the HVAC unit, confirming proper condensate drainage through PVC piping. Customer had recently replaced air filter prior to service visit.

Responded to emergency call for flooded basement. Pumped out approximately 4-6 inches of standing water from the basement/crawlspace using extraction equipment with discharge hoses directed to exterior drainage area. Removed and replaced failed sump pump system, ensuring proper installation and function to prevent future flooding incidents.

Performed monthly basic heating maintenance service on CCHP system. Verified proper thermostat operation with current temperature at 74° and heating/cooling setpoints at 72°/67°. Inspected exterior Daikin condensing unit, confirming proper installation on concrete blocks with no visible issues.

Inspected two HVAC systems with reported issues. For system #1, identified improper slope on furnace vent pipe causing water leakage and corrosion around exterior discharge vent. For system #2, diagnosed non-functional heating and cooling due to inoperative heat strips and possible refrigerant issues in the recently installed unit.

Upon inspection of the non-functioning sump pump, observed significant moisture damage in the utility area with visible water damage on walls and potential mold growth. Replaced failed sump pump with new unit, tested operation through multiple cycles, and cleared debris from discharge line to ensure proper drainage.

Performed warranty service on previously installed church ducting system. Identified need to reposition flex runs to middle classrooms with improper connections. Documented 8" flex ducting requiring new collars and metal patching materials to properly seal holes after relocation work is completed.

Responded to customer complaint of unusual boiler noise suspected to be air in the system. Performed diagnostic checks including thermostat inspection (confirmed set at 71°F with actual temperature reading 84°F) and pressure gauge evaluation. Purged air from system which resolved the noise issue and restored normal operation.

Performed routine maintenance on CCHP heating system. Replaced expired 20x20x1 KOCH air filter (included with service). Verified proper operation of Honeywell ProSeries thermostat with heat mode functioning correctly at 73°F.

Performed comprehensive heating maintenance on CCH system with renewal date 7/29/26. Inspected FASCO motor (model #71637117, 115V) for proper operation and examined all internal components including control valve, circuit boards and electrical connections. System is functioning correctly with maintenance completed according to manufacturer specifications; 20x25x4 filter not included.

Responded to customer concern regarding thermostat issues and continuous system operation. Upon inspection, found damaged duct insulation in basement area which was causing system inefficiency. Replaced thermostat and repaired compromised duct insulation to restore proper system cycling and improve temperature regulation.

Performed inspection on Rheem Performance tanked water heater. Verified proper installation of copper and brass plumbing connections, checked pressure relief valve functionality, and confirmed no visible leaks, damage, or rust present on the unit. System is operating within normal parameters with all connections secure.

Diagnosed commercial water heater with no hot water issue. Inspection revealed corroded heating element, which was removed and replaced with new element including gasket. Tested system after installation to confirm proper operation and restoration of hot water supply.

Performed full system assessment of 2004 HVAC equipment showing significant deterioration. Identified rusted burners caused by leak at inducer-to-exhaust tubing joint and documented chronic AC issues reported over past decade. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for dual Ruud systems, noting customer is undecided on upgrade timeline. Visual inspection confirmed exterior units showing age-related wear and proper installation location adjacent to home with appropriate electrical connections.

Diagnosed insufficient hot water supply on AO Smith tanked water heater that was prematurely depleting during showers. Performed comprehensive inspection of unit, including temperature settings, heating elements, and connection points. Adjusted temperature settings and verified proper functionality, restoring adequate hot water capacity for normal household usage.

Performed diagnostic assessment on Ruud HVAC system, identifying moisture issues near the furnace base with visible staining on the floor. Inspected internal components including control boards, wiring, and heating elements, along with examining the condensate drain line which appears to be the source of the moisture problem. Noted outdoor condenser unit requires vegetation management around its perimeter for optimal airflow.

Performed routine heating maintenance on Lennox HVAC system. Inspected both outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler. System operating within normal parameters; service renewal scheduled for 1/8/26. Note: 20x20x4 filter not included in service.

Performed inspection of customer's furnace and attic heating issues. Discovered inadequate insulation around the HVAC unit in attic, which was causing excessive heat accumulation. Documented roof damage with photographs, noting several damaged shingles that may be contributing to overall heating efficiency problems in the home.