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

I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I recently completed a furnace inspection for a client who was concerned about the performance of their heating system. During the inspection, I thoroughly examined the furnace, including the combustion chamber, heat exchanger, blower, and electrical components. I discussed maintenance recommendations with the client, including regular filter changes, and annual inspections. I also tested the system's operation to ensure it was running normally. The client was pleased with the thoroughness of the inspection and the recommendations provided.

I was called to a house to repair an AC unit that was running constantly. The thermostat was broken, and the filter was clogged. I replaced the thermostat and cleaned the filter, and the AC unit is now running smoothly.

The customer's water heater was tagged, so I replaced the gas valve and added a proper dirt leg. The system is operational.

I replaced a fill valve, fixed a corroded water line, and replaced rusted tank bolts. The home owner is interested in a new ada toilet and I will be working up an estimate for all repairs.

I was called to a home to repair a leak on the hydrocyclone and answer questions about a whole house dehumidifier and AC.

The customer reported that their water heater was not heating and there was no hot water. I diagnosed the issue as a faulty water heater and provided the customer with options for repairs. The customer is reviewing the options and will let me know their decision soon.

I replaced a side hose bibb, tested the system, and installed an anti-siphon safety system. I also applied frost protection cover and conducted performance and safety testing.

I inspected and serviced an air conditioner unit. I checked the safety features and made sure it was working properly.

I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I was called to a home where the toilet was not working. I checked the toilet and found that there was a blockage. I used a plunger and a drain snake to clear the blockage. The toilet was working fine after that.

I was called to fix a leaky shower trap and a leaky kitchen faucet. I fixed the shower trap by tightening the p-trap and replacing the cut drain. I fixed the kitchen faucet by replacing the cartridge and the faucet. I also fixed a puddle in the shower and resolved a leak in the shower drain.

I was called to a customer's home to fix their water heater. When I arrived, I found that the water heater was leaking. I replaced the water heater with a new one and made sure the system was fully operational.

I replaced the water heater.

I was called to a home to fix a broken water heater. Upon arrival, I found that the pilot light had gone out, preventing the water heater from heating the water. I replaced the pilot light and tested the water heater to ensure it was working properly. The customer was happy with the service and thanked me for my help.

I was called to inspect a water heater that was not producing hot water. I found that the anode rod was corroded and needed to be replaced. I also found that the pipes were leaking and needed to be repaired. I flushed the tank and replaced the anode rod.

I performed a stack replacement inspection on a residential property. The inspection revealed that the stack is holding and the system is operational. Additionally, the underground is flowing properly.

I was called to a home to fix a mini split that was not heating. I arrived and found that the unit was blowing cold air. I diagnosed the issue as a faulty compressor. I replaced the compressor and the unit is now heating again.

I was called to a home to repair a water heater that was leaking. I found that the expansion tank was bad and the water leak was coming from the tank. I also found that the water pressure was too high. I replaced the expansion tank and the water heater. The customer was happy with the results.

I was called to a home where the toilet was leaking and wouldn't stop running. I diagnosed the issue as a faulty flapper and replaced it to resolve the problem.

I was called to a home to fix a furnace that wasn't heating. I arrived and found that the furnace was blowing cold air. I checked the thermostat and found that it was set to heat, but the furnace wasn't turning on. I checked the furnace and found that the pilot light was out. I relit the pilot light and the furnace started working again. The customer was very pleased to have heat again.

The customer called to say that their furnace was not heating. I went to the house and found that the ignitor was not working. I replaced the ignitor and the furnace started working again.

I was called to a commercial building to repair a furnace that was not working. Upon arrival, I found that the burner compartment screws had worked their way loose due to thermal expansion and contraction. I reseated the screws and inspected the burner compartment, which was good. However, I also found rust and deterioration in the single wall flue venting, so I replaced it. I tested the furnace and it functioned normally.

I was called to inspect a furnace that was not working properly. I found that the flame sensor was not working, so I replaced it.

I performed a furnace inspection, ensuring the system was operational.

I was called to recover the customers wedding ring. I found that the sink drain was clogged and the popup assembly was missing. I removed the trap, recovered the wedding ring, and found significant corrosion. I replaced the sink drain and popup assembly, triple-checked for leaks, and the sink is now operational. The customer is relieved and thanked me for my services.

I checked the furnace and found that it was operating normally.

I was called to a home to repair an AC unit that was not cooling. Upon inspection, I found a Freon leak and conducted a performance and safety test. I added internal leak sealers and refrigerant to the system and the AC is now cooling properly.

I was called to fix an air conditioner that wasn't cooling. I found that the capacitor was the issue and replaced it. The customer was happy with the service.

I was called to repair an AC unit that was not working. Upon inspection, I found that the AC coil was dirty and the contactor was faulty. I replaced the contactor and cleaned the coil. The unit is working again.

I was called to a home to check an air conditioner that was not cooling. After arriving, I diagnosed the issue and replaced the capacitor and motor. The customer was happy with the work and paid me for the service.

I repaired a water service line leak in the yard by excavating the area and replacing the damaged pipe.

I repaired a water service line leak in the yard by excavating the area and replacing the damaged pipe.

The customer needed drain cleaning. I performed a power clean of the main lines, flushed and purged the area fixture lines, and performed performance and safety testing. The customer thanked me for the service.

I was called to a home to repair a water heater that was not heating. Upon arrival, I relit the pilot light and found that the system was operational.

I repaired a stack, power cleaned main lines, flushed and purged fixture lines, inspected and treated water seals, and performed performance and safety testing.

I was hired to repair a boiler, replace piping, and isolate areas of a building. I also performed a visual pressure monitor renovation, performance and safety testing, and infrastructure leak detection service.

I was called to a home to replace a water heater. When I arrived, I found that the water heater's seal had failed. I replaced the water heater and made sure it was working properly before leaving.

The customer was experiencing a problem with their boiler not heating. I diagnosed the issue as a gas line repair and pump repair. I recommended replacing the existing pump with a variable speed circulator pump or installing a separate single zone pump control. The customer agreed to the recommendations and I completed the work successfully.

I replaced the igniter in an HVAC system. The unit is now working properly.