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Great service, great technician
Jim - West Chester, PA
After one other technician fouled up our already working HVAC, Barry really came through! He took his time to completely analyze, and fix, our air conditioning. He went well beyond our expectations!
Service was great
Gloria - West Chester, PA
The technician was very professional and knowledgeable
Great
Peter - West Chester, PA
Great service
Lorraine - West Chester, PA
Excellent HVAC Service
Kim - West Chester, PA
We appreciate the service of professional, courteous, knowledgeable technicians. We’re notified who will be coming when they’re on their way. Brian is great and very willing to answer questions.
Highly competitive price and excellent service!
Chad - West Chester, PA
I like the high degree of communication, timeliness, and ability to track technician location as they approach.
Good Service
Kathryn - West Chester, PA
The technician was knowledgeable, efficient and communicative. My signing up for future service also earned be a discount on today’s work—a nice plus.
Great Service
Carole - West Chester, PA
I've been working with DiBiase Heating and Cooling for many years. Everyone has been great to deal with. Brian has serviced my heat pump for several years now. He is always on time, pleasant and efficient!
Great Service
Angela - West Chester, PA
Efficient, Professional and thorough
Very thorough
Nick - West Chester, PA
Great service at a reasonable price
Christine - West Chester, PA
Great service, explained problem well
Douglas - West Chester, PA
Best service
Peter - West Chester, PA
Brian gives us the best service we have ever had. Their service plan is good deal.
Very Good Service
Gloria - West Chester, PA
The service was exceptional. The technicians were very professional and respectful.
great service. Brian is professional & knowlegib
Ed - West Chester, PA
Install
Jeffrey - West Chester, PA
Left without fully configuring thermostat
Informative, professional, polite, wore his mask.
Chuck - West Chester, PA
Informative, professional, polite, wore his mask.Very satisfied.
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Tom - West Chester, PA
Brian was very pleasant, professional and seemed to know his job well.
Very professional, comprehensive service.
Tony - West Chester, PA
On time, very professional, respectful, provided good advice/information, and answered all questions. Thank you Brian!
Professional, knowledgeable and great price !
JD - West Chester, PA
From start to finish the DiBiase team was great to work with for our full HVAC system replacement. We’ve already referred them to friends.
Very happy with service- very prompt- courteous technicians- did a great job
Greer - West Chester, PA
The owner of the business couldn't have been nicer- he had been recommended to me by my neighbor who was also very happy with the service and product. The technicians showed up promptly- they were very courteous and very informative. They did a great job- and checked and rechecked everything. I have already recommended them to another neighbor.
Good service, waiting on proposal for job
Nick - West Chester, PA
Tech had a good attitude, was respectful
Consistently Great Service
Carole - West Chester, PA
Brian has been servicing my heat pump for years now. It is always a very pleasant experience. Brian is always on time, very pleasant and very professional. I have just recommended the company to my neighbor who will be purchasing a heat pump from them.
Service was very good.
Gloria - West Chester, PA
Great
Barry - West Chester, PA
Thank you - you guys did a terrific job!
Barry P.
No cooling. Found compressor off on internal overload. Found weak 49 MFD capacitor. Cooled compressor. Replaced capacitor. Cycled system in cooling. System was overcharged 22 SC 385 PSI and climbing head pressure. Recovered refrigerant until system maintained 15SC (,manufacturers target subcool value). See photos. System is operating well at the time of this service.
Brian B.
Checked no cooling complaint, set thermostat to cooling, unit started but compressor didn’t. Checked run capacitor, found open dual run capacitor. Replaced run capacitor. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked media air filter. Blew out condensate trap and drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started heat pump, checked refrigerant charge, found low on charge. Topped off charge and balanced by sub cooling. Checked operation and temperature drop across coil.
Barry P.
6 month Inspection for 2 Ton Amana AC system. 18.2F temperature split. New 313 Filter. Tested drain. Both coils are in good condition. All electric motors and components ok. Compressor amps/indoor amps/outdoor voltage ok. Field and manufacturer wiring good. Refrigerant pressures/subcooling good. System is operating well at the time of this inspection. Explained thermostat operation and plan membership/filter pricing and replacement to Mrs. Renish
Brian B.
Checked no cooling complaint, fo no 24 volts to the thermostat, checked low voltage control wires. Transformer has 24 volts leaving it but nothing to the thermostat. Found a lose common wire to the thermostat. Repaired connection. Started heat pump, checked operation and temperature drop across coil.
Chris B.
Performed Quality Assurance on system. Completed checklist form in system. Reviewed installation with homeowner. Corrected any issues that needed to be addressed. This install should have passed the QA but several small items caused it not to pass.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filter ok. Blew out condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Barry P.
AC Tune up for 5 Ton Rheem/Trane R22 AC system. 20F temp split. Filter ok. Both coils are in good condition. All electric motors and components ok. Field and manufacturer wiring ok. Indoor Amps/compressor Amps/outdoor voltage ok. Refrigerant pressures/subcooling ok. Drain/pump ok. System is operating well at the time of this tune up.
David B.
Ran gas line and high volt wiring from one side of the basement to other side of basement. Tapped into gas line and left gas valve closed. Cut in 3†flue piping and ran it just before mechanical room. Installed new amana heater in existing location all new ductwork. New condensate drain with ez trap wired in. New condensate pump. Flushed coppper brazed and leak checked with nitro. Ac is on a new level pad. New disconnect box and electrical wiring to unit. New t10 stat tested unit in heating and cooling
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filter ok. Blew out condensate trap and drain. Checked voltage, started heat pump, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Brian B.
Checked noise from wall mounted heat pump, found cracked fan blades n condenser side. Recommend replacing 30 year old system will need to remove unit to replace blade and motor.
Barry P.
AC tune up for 3 ton Amana communicating AC system. 22F temp rise. Closed humidifier damper. Filter ok. Cleaned EZ trap and tested condensate pump. All electric motors and components ok. Refrigeration stats ok. Field and manufacturer wiring ok. Note there is one basement return that influences return temps. Relocating this return and adding a return to first floor would improve comfort and also performance of system. System is operating well at the time of this service.
Luis T.
Ductless unit not working properly found system off upon arrival, check operation of ductless and found unit cycling on refrigerant pressures, noticed some iced starting to form on liquid line, system has a problem with refrigerant and leaks search is needed to perform a leak search pull the charge out, pressures test system find what’s leaking and repaired or replaced what’s leaking, once the leak is fixed pull a vacuum, down to 350 microns and add factory charge...at this point we don’t know what’s leaking it could be fitting or a component..also we will provide option to replace system
Brian B.
Checked no cooling complaint, outdoor unit fault. Checked air filter, found very blocked air filter from drywall sanding. Pulled 1†replaceable media. We do not carry this filter media on our trucks. Removed filter and installed 1†disposal filter. Checked outdoor unit, found control locked out on low pressure. Reset lockout, started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge ok. Low pressure tripped because of the blocked air filter.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, replaced standard air filter. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started heat pump, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Luis T.
Removed existing ac coil and supply plenum. Installed new coil on top of existing furnace transition. Sealed all ductwork. Installed new condensate pump and vinyl tubing to inside discharge. Flushed existing lineset due to accessibility. Installed new air conditioner on pad with leveled stone. Installed new disconnect and whip. Pressure tested to 300 psi and vaccumed to below 500 microns. Added ounces of refrigerant. System working properly. Install went over with customer and work area cleaned
Kurt M.
Went over System and found that there is no returns in the hallway upstairs, but there is individual returns in the bedrooms upstairs. Suggested to homeowner to leave the doors open during the hot days to be able to pull the heat from the bedrooms. Also suggested at attic access door a lot of heat pools out of the attic door in the 2nd floor hallway, suggested purchasing a insulated attic door cover. Also found at 81 degrees 410a pressures were high. 515/136 with 54 degrees of subcooling. RemovEd 2 1/2 lbs of charge now pressures are 320/129 with 15 subcooling, much better than before. Also checked temperature split was 20 degrees at air handler. Heat pump system is working fine at time of service.
Brian B.
Checked no cooling complaint, found outdoor unit not run. Checked voltage ok. Checked run capacitor, found capacitor open . Replaced dual run capacitor. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil. Replaced air filter.
Luis T.
50 gallon electric water heater....No hot water, found only one leg of power getting to water heater, no voltage across line 1 and line 2 turned off Breaker and reset no change, buzzing sound was coming from breaker, would recommend replacing breaker quoted to replace breaker customer ok repairs after new breaker check amps draw and voltage at the water heater, 18 amps with 238 volts between line 1 and line 2, it will take couple hours for water to heat up.
Kurt M.
Put in new contacter and 60/5 mf capacitor. As soon as System called for cooling, compressor tripped the 200 amp main. Will not be able to get temporarily cooling till System is replaced.
Kurt M.
Removed the defrost board and wired yellow and common straight to the contactor. Also wired in ge reversing valve to o &c and wired fan motor line together. Checked r-22 pressures, pressures were 164/62 with 8 degrees of subcooling. System is temporarily working for the time being.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filter ok. Shut off humidifier for summer. Cleaned condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Kurt M.
Found outdoor a/c breaker in panel tripping instantly and sparking. Found at outdoor compressor, wiring was fried. Also found contacter and capacitor had also burned up. Let homeowner know that even if we replace these components , the compressor can still be burned up and would cost around $3,500 to $4,000 just to replace the 1994 compressor. Recommend replacing the a/c and coil. Gas furnace was replaced in 2010. Called homeowner for payment for diagnostic, they said the6 normally mail in payment. Office will put quote together to replace a/c system.
Barry P.
Ran system in cooling. Refrigerant pressures temp rise ok. Connected room sensor. System is operating well at the time of this service. The Toueys asked about PECO Rebates; deadline June 15.
Luis T.
Installed new air handler and heat pump, we removed old heat pump the pad and the pump up feet and leveled the ground. We then set new pad in place and then put the heat pump on top and added the snow feet and leveled it out again. We removed old air handler and return box and supply plenum. We installed new return box and sealed it to the wall with the return opening. Put an aprilaire media filter on that and the set the new air handler on that and screwed it in place and sealed it. We installed new plenum with a flex duct running to the supply opening and sealed it in place. Ran new line set and 24 volt wire from the outdoor to the indoor and brazed it in. Also ran new condensation line with eztrap to the exterior on the house as per the existing one. We pressure tested and put on vacuum. Tested out and went over install with homeowner.
