West Bradford Township, PA

On 10/21/26, I conducted a comprehensive heat tune-up on a 2018 Coleman heat pump system. I began by replacing the 16x20x1 air filter to ensure optimal airflow. Next, I meticulously checked all electrical connections and components to verify their integrity and functionality. I tested the emergency heat feature to confirm it was operational. Additionally, I measured refrigerant pressures and temperatures to ensure they were within the manufacturer's specifications. Capacitors were tested for proper functionality. During the inspection, I discovered the absence of a trap on the condensation line, which I recommended to be replaced with an EZ Trap for efficient drainage. The heat pump system was fully operational at the time of service.

On 10/21/26, I conducted a comprehensive heat pump check-up on a 4-year-old Lennox system. I meticulously examined all electrical connections and voltages, ensuring everything was functioning correctly. The air filter was replaced with a 20x20x5 size filter. I inspected the indoor coil, blower motor, and measured amperage draws. Indoor temperature splits were taken at the supply and return. The outdoor heat pump was tested for BTU output, and outdoor components and unit pressures were inspected. All systems are operating optimally. The customer plans to move soon and will contact us for a new contract. Payment of $89 was collected via credit card.

I installed an expansion tank for the water heater, ensuring it matched the house pressure at 50 psi with an isolation valve and bracket. I performed maintenance on a tankless water heater and a humidifier, replacing parts and cleaning components. I completed a heat tune-up, inspected the heat exchanger, burners, and flue pipe, and checked the hot surface ignitor and flame sensor. I also conducted combustion, draft, and smoke tests, which all passed. The gas furnace is operating efficiently.

On 10/10/26, I arrived to find the 2018 force oil boiler reaching 200 degrees but lacking water circulation. The circulator pump was locked up, so I replaced it with a 007 pump. After running the boiler, the burner locked out, and I discovered the.85x45b nozzle was clogged. I replaced it and signed the customer up for a maintenance plan. Additionally, I found the boiler pressure slightly high, with a failed expansion tank, a corroded air bleeder, and a leaking relief valve. I provided an estimate for the necessary replacements and scheduled a tune-up for the oil boiler, which is currently operational.

I installed an Aprilaire 620M Humidifier, including the drain, water feed, bypass piping, humidistat, and wiring. After installation, I tested the system, leaving the bypass damper open and setting the humidistat to 35%RH. I also completed a heat tune-up for the natural gas furnace, ensuring the 16x25x1 filter was in good condition. I inspected the heat exchanger, burners, flue pipe, inducer assembly, and hoses. Additionally, I cleaned the flame sensor and verified the flame rectification circuit. I provided an estimate for a low-level carbon monoxide monitor, which the homeowners approved. I installed and tested the monitor, ensuring it detected CO at 5 ppm. All combustion, draft, and smoke tests passed, and the gas furnace is operating well.

I inspected the 2004 gas furnace and AC system. The homeowner attempted to use the AC for the first time in a month, but there was no power to the indoor equipment. The emergency switch at the top of the stairs was off. After testing, I found the system adequately charged with R22 refrigerant. Electrical components and amp draw were good. The drain was clear but lacked recommended water safeties. The furnace passed the combustion test and visual inspection. Both systems are 22 years old and show significant wear. I recommended upgrading them, but the homeowner is selling and not interested in consultations. The first floor system is now operating.

I performed a comprehensive heat tune-up on a natural gas furnace installed in a 2022-built home. I demonstrated to the homeowner how to offset the Ecobee thermostat by 2°. The 16x25x1 filter was in good condition, and I left an additional one on site. I inspected the heat exchanger, burners, flue pipe, inducer assembly, and hoses. The hot surface ignitor was verified with a meter, and the flame sensor was cleaned, ensuring the flame rectification circuit functioned correctly. I measured the temperature rise and static pressure, checked wiring, controls, electric motors, and components, and noted the absence of surge protectors, leaving an estimate for one. I also checked manifold gas pressure and inspected drains, providing an estimate for AC drain pan overfill protection and a wet switch. Combustion, draft, and smoke tests passed. Additionally, I provided estimates for an air ranger electrostatic air filter system and an APCOX whole home air treatment system. The furnace is currently

On 10/1/26, I serviced a 7-year-old Amana gas furnace. I began by replacing the 20x25x1 air filter. I then checked all electrical connections and voltages, inspected the heat exchanger, and tested the burners, flame sensor, and igniter. I performed a water test on all tubing and hoses and inspected the collector box. I also checked the exhaust and fresh air pipes for any restrictions or bellies. Additionally, I inspected the inducer and blower motor operation, and took temperature rise splits at the return and supply. All components are functioning correctly.

On 9/30/26, I was tasked with installing a soft start compressor device in an outdoor unit. Upon arrival, I began by safely powering down the unit at the disconnect. I then removed the existing hard start relay kit and mounted the new soft start kit in its place. Following the manufacturer's directions and system specifications, I carefully wired the soft start to ensure compatibility with the unit's nameplate and tonnage. After confirming the accuracy of my wiring, I powered the system back on and conducted a thorough test of its operation. I explained the new soft start kit to the customer and recorded the compressor's amperage for their records. The customer expressed satisfaction with the work and paid the total due of $398.65 via credit card.

Luis 9-24-26 Performed gas heat inspection on Amana propane heater from 2020. Customer replace own filter I would recommend getting merv 8 filter currently merv 13 and restriction on airflow. Clean burners and sensor check heat exchangers tubes ok. Performed combo test and check temperature rise combustion blower and drain system ok. Cycle heater ok. System is operating correctly at the time of service.