HVAC & Plumbing Services in Auburn, IN

Performed a prepaid heating maintenance tune-up on a 9-year-old gas furnace, including inspection of combustion components, ignition system, and safety controls, along with verification of proper operation and airflow. Surrounding mechanical areas, including the power-vent water heater and its PVC venting, gas supply, and electrical panel, were visually inspected with no signs of rust, frost, or other deficiencies noted.

Inspected the American Standard toilet tank for the continuous running condition and found the fill valve, refill tube, and flapper assembly in place. Tested and adjusted the flapper seal and chain, and verified the fill valve water level so the tank shuts off properly. The toilet now fills and stops as intended with no continuous running.

Performed a seasonal tune-up on a vertical gas furnace, removing the front access panel to inspect the control board, wiring, inducer blower motor, gas valve, and burner assembly. Verified electrical operation with a clamp meter and confirmed the PVC venting, flue connections, and gas piping were intact with no visible damage, corrosion, or leaks. The system was reassembled and left in proper working order.

Performed an on-site evaluation for a full HVAC system replacement, including measuring the air handler cabinet and filter section dimensions and inspecting the existing pleated filter and insulated panel, which showed dust accumulation and frayed insulation at the edges. Also took clearance measurements of the surrounding floor space, which includes vinyl tile and a rough concrete surface, to confirm equipment fit and installation requirements for the new system quote.

Replaced the tanked water heater and its magnesium anode rod to address recurring debris clogging drains and aerators that began after the prior unit's installation. After removing the old unit, flushed the domestic water lines with fresh water to clear remaining sediment, then verified clear, steady flow at the bathroom faucet with no leaks present at the copper supply connections.

Performed on-site estimate for replacement of two furnaces, inspecting the existing units in the basement utility space and measuring cabinet and supply plenum dimensions to ensure proper equipment sizing and fit. Documented the heavy dust accumulation, corrosion on the cabinets and hardware, and the condition of the existing ductwork connections to support the replacement quote.

Completed end-of-season cooling maintenance on a 9-year-old outdoor AC system consisting of two condenser units mounted on an elevated platform. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condenser coils; verified proper operation of both units and documented system condition with photographs.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance and tune-up on 11-year-old furnace system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including combustion analysis using gas analyzer, which confirmed optimal performance with CO readings at 18 ppm, oxygen levels at 12.66%, CO2 at 4.65%, and combustion efficiency at 97.8%. All system parameters are within manufacturer specifications and unit is operating safely and efficiently.

Successfully completed commercial rooftop unit installation at commercial facility. Installed new Carrier-branded RTU on properly positioned white concrete curb adapter on flat membrane roof. Unit secured to mounting pad with appropriate hardware and verified level installation for proper operation and drainage. Connected electrical conduit and completed all necessary electrical terminations per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Installed white PVC condensate drain line with proper pitch to ensure adequate drainage. Verified all manufacturer labels, warning stickers, and informational plates properly affixed to unit panels including "DO NOT BLOCK THIS END" warning label for proper airflow clearance. Confirmed adequate clearance around unit for service access and airflow requirements. Tested unit startup and verified proper operation of all components including compressor, condenser fan, and controls. System operating within normal parameters with no abnormalities

Responded to service call for tankless water heater displaying intermittent error codes when hot water demand was initiated. Upon inspection, diagnosed issue with unit's flow sensor and heat exchanger communication. Cleared error codes, tested unit operation under various flow conditions, and verified proper ignition sequence and temperature output. Unit now functioning within manufacturer specifications with no error codes present.

Responded to callback for recurring water flow issues at multiple fixtures. Customer reported that with aerators removed, bathroom fixtures spray water uncontrollably, while kitchen faucet produces only pencil-thin stream. Debris described as tiny clear plastic particles accumulating within one week of previous service, causing repeated clogging of aerators and flow restrictors. Documented conditions with photos for further investigation of source contamination in water supply system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 9-year-old air conditioning system located in garage. Upon arrival, confirmed both indoor and outdoor units were operating but system was not producing cold air. Documented equipment specifications from manufacturer data plate on indoor evaporator coil unit, model CNPVP2414AL4AAAA, serial number 0615X34698, manufactured February 2015, utilizing R-410A refrigerant with factory-installed TXV metering device.

Responded to upstairs shower leak complaint. Accessed shower valve assembly through wall opening to address leaking fixture that customer was unable to disassemble. Removed corroded trim cover and escutcheon displaying significant oxidation and mineral buildup. Replaced internal valve cartridge components with customer-supplied parts. Reassembled fixture with proper sealing to prevent further water intrusion into wall cavity.

Completed annual AC tune-up and preventative maintenance on cooling system. Performed comprehensive system inspection, measured electrical amperage draw at 3.03A indicating proper compressor operation, and conducted combustion analysis on associated heating equipment showing efficient operation with CO levels at 27 ppm, oxygen at 7.54%, and combustion efficiency at 89.3%. All system components operating within manufacturer specifications.

Completed HVAC system assessment for equipment replacement estimate. Evaluated existing gas furnace, air handler with ductwork configuration, and accompanying water heater installation in mechanical room. Documented current system components including Honeywell digital thermostat, blower motor assembly, electrical controls, rigid and flexible ductwork with proper airflow directional markings, gas lines, and plumbing connections to provide comprehensive replacement recommendations.

Responded to no cooling call with thermostat set at 72°F and indoor temperature reading 78°F. Found blower motor operating but system not producing cooling. Inspected Carrier furnace/air handler unit and associated HVAC components in utility room. Diagnosed air conditioning system failure and completed necessary repairs to restore cooling operation to the residence.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential split system with American Standard Allegiance 12 outdoor unit (Model 7A2030A100A2, manufactured 02/2001, 23+ years old). Upon arrival, customer reported unit running but not providing cooling to home. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler system. Documented equipment condition with photos showing significant age-related wear, outdoor environmental exposure, dirt accumulation on condenser housing, and overall degradation consistent with unit exceeding expected service life. System assessment revealed equipment operating beyond manufacturer's typical 15-20 year lifespan, indicating high probability of component failure or refrigerant system issues. Given the age and condition of the unit, discussed replacement options with customer as most cost-effective long-term solution versus investing in repairs on equipment that has exceeded its useful service life.

Completed final prepaid maintenance visit on three commercial rooftop units equipped with washable filters. Performed standard cooling system inspections, checked refrigerant pressures using manifold gauges on all RTU systems, and verified proper operating parameters. All units serviced and left in operational condition.

Completed post-installation walk-through for recently installed HVAC system, verifying proper operation and system performance. Installed replacement pressure switch for LP kit that was damaged during original installation. Performed system diagnostics and pressure testing using refrigerant manifold gauges to confirm proper refrigerant charge, superheat, and subcooling levels within manufacturer specifications.

Successfully installed a new 40-gallon natural gas tank water heater in garage utility area. Unit was positioned on existing metal stand platform in tight-fit location adjacent to water softener system. Connected gas supply line using flexible yellow gas connector and completed all necessary copper water line connections. Verified proper clearances and measurements for equipment placement. Installation required additional assistance due to confined space and need to position unit securely on elevated stand.