Your Best Choice for Furnace and Air Conditioning Repair in Greensburg, PA

I was called to a home for a furnace that was not producing warm air. Upon arrival, I found that the furnace had a burning odor. I diagnosed the issue as a mechanically failed blower motor. I replaced the motor and performed safety testing to ensure the system was operational.

I was called to a furnace not heating and was able to detect fault in the control board. When cycling the unit it is showing a pressure switch fault code. I tested the circuit and did determine that both switches were fully closed and sending signal to the multiprong connector. After tracing the circuitry, i located the relay switch causing the fault. I installed a new control and the system is operational. When getting ready to leave the thermostat did change the set temp to 62 on its own. I evaluated the thermostat and it did glitch when adjusting the program. The customer is aware and will monitor the thermostat. The furnace is now safe and operational.

I was called to a home to repair a furnace that was not heating. Upon arrival, I found that the furnace's low voltage electrical wiring had a short. I repaired the damaged section of the wire and moved it to a location where it would not be damaged by vibration. After completing the repair, the system was operational.

I was called to a home for a furnace not heating. Upon evaluation, I found that the main control for the furnace was faulty. I replaced the control and the furnace is now heating well.

I received a call from a customer who reported a noise coming from their furnace. Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough evaluation and determined that the furnace was safe and operational. However, I noticed that the furnace's filtration was restricting airflow. I explained to the customer that the filter needed to be changed to improve the airflow and efficiency of the furnace. The customer appreciated the information and felt relieved that there was no immediate concern with the furnace's safety. They decided to change the filter themselves.

I was called to a home to repair a leaking copper condensate line. Upon inspection, I found that the old deteriorated piping had to be removed and replaced with new vinyl tubing with solid pipe termination at the washtub. I also removed the leaking furnace drain plug and sealed it with teflon tape. After re-installing the plug and cycling the furnace, the system was operational.

I was called to a home to repair a heating and cooling system. Upon arrival, I found that the blower motor was not operational. I replaced the blower motor and the system is now cooling properly.

was called to a house for a dead thermostat after homeowner tried to use his ac for the first time this season. found an open fuse on the board and a bad part in the outdoor unit, was able to change out the defective parts and test, system is now heating and cooling normally.

I was called to a house for no heat. Upon arrival, I found a simple switch was bumped and turned off. I turned the switch on and tested the system, which was opening normally. I checked the power switch and found it was set to "off" and reset it. The system was now working properly.

I am a highly skilled and experienced plumber. I was called to a home where a leaky pipe was causing water damage. I quickly diagnosed the issue and repaired it using the appropriate tools and techniques. The homeowner was very satisfied with my work and thanked me for my prompt and efficient service.

I was called to the house for a luxaire furnace that was not heating. Upon arrival, I found an ignition failure and replaced the part. I cleaned the unit and tested and adjusted the combustion settings. After completing the repairs, the system was heating normally.

Urinal pipe and trap repair

I recently completed a routine furnace inspection for a client. The system is operational and functioning properly. I inspected the furnace, checked the burners, inspected the heat exchanger, and tested the electrical connections. The client was very satisfied with the service and expressed relief that the furnace was working properly.

I was called to a house for a bryant propane furnace not heating. Upon arrival, I found that the fan control was bad. I replaced the control and tested the furnace. The furnace was now heating properly.

I was called to a house to inspect an Amana furnace, upon inspection found a very dirty air filter and build up on the blower wheel, discussed options with the home owner for cleaning, other wise the system is operational.

I recently completed a job where I found a failed starting component in a furnace. I replaced the component and tested the furnace to ensure it was operational. I also took care of any vibration in the ductwork to improve comfort.

I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I recently completed a job where I was called to a home to address a carrier no heat call. Upon arrival, I found that there was an issue with the furnace and thermostat, as well as the damper system. I power cycled the unit to reset the communication, and then I tested the system to ensure that it was operating normally. I also checked the electrical connections.The homeowner was very pleased with the service and thanked me for my help.

conducted furnace inspection, system could use work, but is operational. homeowner wants to wait for part failure.

I was called to a home to check the furnace and system operation. I also discussed other repairs that needed to be made in the house. I also inspected the sewer line to find a normally operating sewer.

I was called out to inspect a furnace in a residential home. Upon arrival, I found the system operational. I discussed the possibility of upgrading the furnace in the future to a more energy-efficient model.

I was called to a home where the air conditioner was not cooling and there was water around the furnace. Upon arrival, I found the ac was now functional. I diagnosed a clogged condensate drain. I repaired and cleared the condensate drain. The customer was very satisfied with the service.

I was called to a home to repair a Goodman furnace that wasn't heating. Upon inspection, I found that the furnace had a lot of dirt and debris in the air filter and blower wheel. I cleaned these items and the furnace started heating normally.

I was called to a home to fix a plumbing issue. The homeowner had multiple plumbing issues, including a sewer line that was clogged. I used a high-pressure water jet to clear the clog and then repaired the damaged pipe.

I was called to a home to fix a leaky faucet. I found that the pressure reducing valve and expansion tank were both leaking. I replaced both parts and the faucet is now working properly.

I was called to a home to repair a furnace that wasn't working. Upon arrival, I found that the filter needed to be replaced. After replacing the filter, the furnace started working again.

I was called to a home to repair a drain that was leaking. I replaced all undersink piping to properly drain and then replaced the disposal.

I was called to a home that had an air conditioner that was not cooling. I inspected the unit and found that it was not working. I recommended that the homeowner replace the air conditioner and furnace. The homeowner agreed and I scheduled the work for the next day.

I was called to inspect an air conditioner that was not cooling. I found that the York furnace was not working properly. I replaced the York furnace and the air conditioner is now cooling.

I was called to repair a broken air conditioner. I replaced the key components of the system, installed a custom mounting system, and conducted performance and safety testing.

I was called to a home with a leaky pipe. The homeowner had a sewage smell. I was able to fix the leak and get the sewage smell out of the home.

I inspected, cleaned, and repaired an air conditioner. I calibrated the refrigerant system, restored it to a clean condition, and upgraded the start-assist system. I also renovated the evaporator and condenser coils.

I'm a professional HVAC technician. I just finished checking out an AC unit, cleaning it, and making sure the whole house is nice and cold with a good running system.

I inspected a water heater to ensure it was functioning properly and safely. I checked the pressure relief valve, temperature and pressure settings, and electrical connections. I also tested the drain valve to ensure it was working correctly.

I inspected a water heater, repaired a leak, and added a regulator, back flow, and expansion tank. I capped the gas line properly, removed flexy shark bites, tested the system, and found it to be in proper working order.

I was called to a job where a plumber is needed. I arrived at the job site and found that the pressure regulator was not working properly. I diagnosed the problem and replaced the regulator, which resolved the issue. The customer was very happy with the service and thanked me for my help.

The furnace was not heating. I replaced the control board, ignitor, inducer, control, and wiring harness. I tested the furnace and it was working properly.

I was called to flush a tankless water heater and repair a gas fireplace that wasn't heating. I was able to fix the gas fireplace and flush the tankless water heater. The customer was appreciative and thanked me for my services.

I was called to a home to repair a furnace that wasn't heating. I arrived and found the sensor was not working. I replaced the sensor and the furnace was up and running in no time.

I was called to repair a toilet and water heater. I diagnosed the issue as a faulty water heater and tuned it. I fixed two toilets, a faucet, and calibrated a Pressure reducing valve on the main water system.

I was called to repair a leak in a water system. I found the leak and repaired it. I also upgraded the safety inspection to a visual pressure monitor. I performed a performance and safety test on the system.

I was called to a home to install a toilet. I removed the old toilet and installed the new one. I also replaced the wax ring and cleaned up the area.

I performed a furnace inspection on two units, one system is operating as it should. I installed a condensate pump for the other unit and removed old drain piping. The system is operational.

The air conditioner was not cooling, so I installed a new TXV and repaired the solder joints on the system. The system is now cooling again.

I was called to a home to repair an air conditioner that was not cooling. Upon inspection, I found that the wiring had been damaged, and the capacitor had burned out. I replaced the damaged sections of wiring and the burnt capacitor, and then reinstalled the wiring and performed safety testing. The system is operational again.