HVAC & Plumbing Services in Fort Wayne, IN

Responded to no-cool call at vacant apartment where thermostat had been set to 50 degrees and water damage was present throughout the unit. Upon inspection, found air filter completely clogged with heavy dust and debris accumulation, severely restricting airflow and causing system malfunction. Replaced dirty filter with new unit, restored proper airflow to system, and verified cooling operation returned to normal parameters.

Responded to report of toilet leaking from the base during flushing. Upon arrival, removed toilet to inspect the flange and wax ring seal. Found the toilet flange severely corroded and deteriorated with significant rust damage, which compromised the seal integrity and caused water to leak from beneath the fixture. Replaced the corroded flange assembly and installed new wax ring to create proper watertight seal between toilet and drain pipe. Reinstalled toilet, secured mounting bolts, reconnected water supply, and tested flush cycles to confirm leak was eliminated and proper operation restored.

Performed site evaluation of existing Trane outdoor condensing unit and indoor HVAC components to provide replacement estimate. Documented current equipment dimensions and condition, noting the outdoor unit's placement on concrete pad with adequate clearance for service access. Assessed indoor system components including ductwork connections and verified measurements for proper equipment sizing recommendations.

Responded to no cooling call at townhouse with 10+ year old HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of electrical components and control board using multimeter, which indicated 24.82V at low voltage terminals. Inspected refrigerant lines, control wiring, and internal components for proper operation. System evaluated and measurements documented for service records.

Responded to service call for reported water heater leak. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of Bradford White tanked water heater unit and associated plumbing connections. Examined all visible surfaces of the tank, copper supply lines, and pipe fittings for signs of active leaks, corrosion, or moisture accumulation. Inspected temperature and pressure relief valve, drain valve, and all threaded connections at top of unit. Checked condition of copper piping configuration including multiple elbows and bends for any weeping joints or compromised fittings. Documented current installation with photographs showing unit condition and plumbing layout. No active leaks or moisture detected during inspection on accessible surfaces and connections. Unit and piping appeared clean and well-maintained with no visible corrosion or damage present at time of service.

Responded to inspection report callback for plumbing installation review. Upon arrival, inspected water heater connections and associated piping system in basement utility area. Verified proper installation of mixed copper and PVC piping configuration, including galvanized vertical supply lines with appropriate condensation management. Examined all pipe joints, elbows, and fittings for proper connection integrity. Confirmed UL-listed coupling components were correctly installed per manufacturer specifications. Checked mounting brackets securing horizontal PVC runs to ensure adequate support. Inspected copper pipe connections to water heater with brass fittings, verifying proper solder joints and no signs of leakage. Documented all plumbing connections, pipe materials, and installation methods with photographs for inspection compliance records. All components found to be properly installed with correct materials and meeting current plumbing code requirements.

Responded to callback for water heater overheating issue following element replacement. Adjusted temperature limit switch setting from excessive 180°F to manufacturer-recommended safe operating temperature. Verified proper wiring connections at upper thermostat and high-limit control, ensuring all terminals were secure and functioning correctly.

Performed post-installation walk-through on recently installed HVAC system. Provided comprehensive system operation training to customer, explaining thermostat controls, filter maintenance requirements, and basic troubleshooting procedures. Verified system performance using refrigerant manifold gauges, confirming proper pressures and temperatures across the unit. Ensured customer understanding of all system functions through patient, clear communication and repeated demonstrations as needed.

Conducted estimate for ductwork modifications to address excessive cooling in commercial space. Customer reported room becoming uncomfortably cold during AC operation. Assessed ceiling-mounted supply vent and evaluated options for installing damper or modifying ventilation system to regulate airflow and improve temperature control in affected area.

Responded to service call for non-operational sump pump system. Upon arrival, inspected sump pit installation containing standing water with brownish discoloration, indicating potential drainage issues. Evaluated complete system including black cylindrical pump motor mounted vertically in circular basin, white PVC discharge piping with U-shaped configuration, darker secondary pipe, and electrical control box with power connections. Assessed pump mounting hardware including metal hose clamps and zip tie securing mechanisms. Examined electrical components, wiring connections, and control unit mounted to wall structure. Inspected discharge piping configuration and verified proper installation of all plumbing connections. Noted evidence of water staining around pit opening and corrugated drainage components. Documented system condition through photographic records showing pump assembly, piping arrangement, electrical controls, and surrounding basement environment with visible concrete wall

Performed routine plumbing maintenance inspection and tanked water heater flush as scheduled. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive assessment of plumbing fixtures throughout the property. Inspected toilet tank components, noting functional flush valve assembly and fill valve mechanism with visible mineral deposits indicating normal wear. Tested water flow at bathroom sink faucet to verify proper operation and pressure. Completed standard water heater maintenance procedures including tank drainage and flushing to remove sediment buildup, ensuring optimal heating efficiency and extending equipment lifespan through 2027 maintenance cycle.

Completed on-site evaluation of existing HVAC system and provided estimate for AC unit replacement. Additionally assessed current 40-gallon gas-fired tank water heater and provided replacement quote options. Documented existing thermostat wiring configuration and system specifications for equipment sizing and compatibility requirements.

Responded to emergency service call for no hot water at kitchen sink in baby care area. Upon arrival, inspected water heater system and associated plumbing connections. Examined gas supply lines, shut-off valves, pressure regulator, and flexible supply lines connected to tanked water heater unit. Verified proper operation of gas control valves including red-handled and blue-handled shut-offs. Inspected electrical connections and wiring terminals at junction box. Tested hot water distribution system and confirmed restoration of hot water flow to kitchen sink fixture. All safety checks completed and system returned to normal operation.

Completed full HVAC system replacement in basement mechanical room, installing Carrier Comfort Series single-stage air conditioner model 26SCA430N003, Carrier evaporator coil model CVAVA3617XMA, and Carrier Comfort Series single-stage gas furnace model 59SC6A080M17--16 with Honeywell S200 FocusPro thermostat. Removed and recycled existing equipment, reconnected to existing supply and return ductwork and line set, installed new disconnect and whip, and completed furnace changeout using #2 installation kit. Verified system operation with refrigerant pressure readings of 395 psig on high side with 96°F subcooling and 844°F saturated temperature, performed post-installation quality assurance inspection, explained system operation to homeowner, registered equipment warranties, and obtained necessary permits.

Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance and tune-up on an 11-year-old air conditioning system with basement-mounted furnace and outdoor condenser unit located on wooden deck. Performed full system inspection, cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant levels and pressures, tested electrical components and connections, verified proper airflow through ductwork, and confirmed optimal system operation. All components functioning within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

Removed and replaced water-damaged 40-gallon Bradford White natural gas water heater (Model N2S45S6FSR) in basement utility area following flooding event that compromised original unit. Installed new Bradford White water heater with proper copper piping connections, brass fittings, and blue expansion tank mounted on top of unit. Completed installation included pressure relief valve, proper venting for Category I natural draft appliance, and all connections to existing plumbing infrastructure mounted beneath wooden floor joists. Obtained necessary permit prior to installation and coordinated work alongside HVAC replacement crew to efficiently complete both systems affected by water damage.

Responded to service call for mini split system experiencing severe water leakage from indoor unit in men's bathroom and outdoor condenser unit. Upon arrival, observed excessive dripping from both components indicating potential condensate drain blockage. Documented system conditions including thermostat reading of 98°F and ground-mounted outdoor unit location. Initial assessment revealed unit requires thorough cleaning due to heavily soiled condition. Additional concerns noted with ground-level RTU showing signs of refrigerant leakage requiring further diagnostic evaluation by specialized technician due to system complexity.

Completed preventive maintenance inspection on two separate air conditioning systems. Performed comprehensive checks including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate drain functionality, air filter condition, thermostat calibration, and overall system performance on both units. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to no cooling call on Carrier rooftop unit model 48TCEM16A45A00000 serving showroom area. Upon inspection, documented equipment nameplate information and examined refrigerant coil assembly with copper tubing loops and heat exchanger components. Unit assessed and customer contacted regarding findings.

Performed routine maintenance on tanked water heater located in garage, including complete flush of sediment buildup from tank to maintain efficiency and extend unit lifespan. Inspected plumbing connections, drain valve operation, and overall system condition. Unit flushed successfully with no leaks detected and all components functioning properly upon completion.