Top-Rated HVAC & Water Heater Services in Belleville

Completed mechanical installation of 3-ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in rear yard location. Installed new indoor air handler unit in basement mechanical room, connected refrigerant lines, established electrical connections, and mounted smart thermostat for system control.

Performed scheduled HVAC maintenance agreement visit for AC and system inspection. Upon inspection of the air handler unit, documented heavily soiled mesh filter media within the ductwork plenum showing significant accumulation of dust, debris, and particulate matter with dark streaking patterns. Verified integrity of reflective foil-faced duct insulation and vapor barrier. Photographed system conditions for maintenance records. System operational at time of departure.

Conducted estimate for R22 refrigerant system with reported flat/no cooling condition. Inspected Nest thermostat installation and wiring configuration, documenting terminal connections including Y1, Y2, G, RC, W1/E, W2/AUX, and C terminals with multiple blue wires and red wire properly connected. Evaluated basement mechanical area with exposed HVAC ductwork and electrical infrastructure to assess system accessibility and replacement requirements for aging R22 equipment.

Completed installation of Bradford White water heater in basement utility area. Unit properly positioned and secured with all copper supply lines connected, pressure relief valve installed, and metallic flue vent pipe routed through ceiling with appropriate elbows and support brackets. All connections tested and insulation applied to water lines to prevent condensation and heat loss.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 30-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor unit fan motor was operating but system was not producing adequate cooling. Performed diagnostic evaluation of both indoor and outdoor components. Inspected 2005 Haier HC48JVAR outdoor condensing unit (48,000 BTU/h, R22 refrigerant) and Goodman furnace GMH950904CXAC. Given the advanced age of the equipment (30 years old, original to home) and the cost-effectiveness of repairs versus replacement, provided customer with options and recommendations. Documented equipment model and serial numbers with photographs for customer records. Customer opted to proceed with consultation only at this time.

Completed prepaid air conditioner tune-up maintenance on residential AC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor unit components, verified electrical connections and wiring integrity throughout the system, and inspected evaporator coil assembly. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. System tested and confirmed functioning properly upon completion of scheduled maintenance.

Responded to callback for reported water leak initially suspected to be from another source. Upon inspection, identified active water heater as leak source with visible moisture accumulation at base of unit on concrete floor. Documented water heater installation including all plumbing connections, copper supply lines with shut-off valves, metallic exhaust venting, and surrounding utility area components. Verified leak originating from water heater tank, confirmed with photographic evidence showing wet conditions at floor level around unit base. Notified customer of findings and recommended appropriate corrective action for water heater replacement.

Completed comprehensive HVAC system evaluation for replacement estimate on existing American Standard Freedom 95 furnace installation. Documented current equipment condition including visible moisture accumulation on internal ductwork, assessed overall system configuration with copper refrigerant lines and electrical connections, and photographed installation setup to provide accurate replacement specifications for customer consideration.

Responded to service call for water pooling under 4-year-old AC condenser unit following heavy rain. Upon inspection, found condenser unit unlevel, causing improper drainage from the condensate system. Verified condenser coils were clean and system was maintaining proper cooling operation with no refrigerant issues. Leveled outdoor condenser unit using adjustable pad, ensuring proper pitch for water drainage away from unit. Confirmed unit stability and tested system operation. System now draining properly with no water accumulation at base.

# HVAC Service Report - No Cool Condition Responded to service call for air conditioning system not cooling on unit over 10 years old. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and electrical components. Found outdoor disconnect box mounted on exterior brick wall showing extensive weathering, rust, and corrosion throughout interior components. Circuit breaker and contactor housing displayed significant deterioration with rust stains streaking from connection points and exposed bare metal where paint had chipped away. Opened equipment panels to inspect internal electrical connections and components. Located contactor assembly with brass terminal block showing signs of age and wear. Examined all wire connections including power supply wires and control circuit wiring. Found accumulated dirt, grime, and debris throughout equipment interior affecting multiple components. Metal surfaces displayed considerable discoloration and staining consistent with age and en

Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit on Lennox ML14XC1S036-230C12 outdoor condensing unit containing R-410A refrigerant. Performed standard inspection of all accessible components, verified manufacturer specifications, and documented equipment nameplate information showing 3-ton capacity unit with 8 lbs 2 oz factory refrigerant charge. All systems operating within normal parameters at time of service.

Performed cooling system tune-up and maintenance on properly functioning HVAC unit. Cleaned condenser coil to restore optimal airflow and heat transfer efficiency. Conducted comprehensive electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, verifying capacitor functionality and measuring system amperage at 10.38A with proper voltage readings, confirming all electrical components operating within manufacturer specifications.

Conducted estimate for complete HVAC system replacement due to severely deteriorated furnace with significant cabinet corrosion and air conditioning unit requiring R22 refrigerant charge. Performed temporary repair on AC system to maintain cooling operation until new equipment installation can be scheduled.

# AC No Cool - Unit Not Starting Responded to no cooling call on 10+ year old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condensing unit was not operating. Inspected electrical connections at contactor assembly and found damaged contactor with signs of heat stress and discoloration around terminal points. Replaced failed contactor and verified all wire connections were secure at terminal block. Checked capacitor function and confirmed proper voltage supply to unit. Tested system operation and verified compressor and condenser fan motor started properly. Unit cooling normally at time of departure. Noted 16x25x4 air filter in place with installation date marked. Recommended monitoring system performance and scheduling routine maintenance due to age of equipment.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 60,000 BTU gas furnace and 2.5-ton air conditioning condenser unit. The outdoor condenser was positioned on a concrete pad in the yard with proper clearances from the building structure. All refrigerant lines were connected, evacuated, and charged to manufacturer specifications using manifold gauges. The indoor furnace was installed in the utility closet with appropriate venting through PVC piping, gas supply line connections, and electrical wiring completed per code requirements. System startup procedures were performed, verifying proper operation of both heating and cooling functions. All mechanical connections were secured and tested for leaks, with the system left in full operational status ready for use.

Completed installation of 2.5-ton air conditioning unit with matching evaporator coil in rear yard location. Performed mechanical installation, reconnected refrigerant lines, and verified system pressures using digital manifold gauges, confirming proper operating parameters and system integrity upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox unit model M296IUH070XV36B. Found evaporator coil frozen solid in air handler, indicating restricted airflow or low refrigerant charge. Documented equipment nameplate specifications and system condition upon arrival for service records.

Responded to service call for aging air conditioning system with inadequate cooling performance. Performed temporary repair by replacing failed capacitor and cleaning unit to restore limited functionality and provide immediate relief. Completed comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system and provided estimate for full AC replacement due to advanced age and declining efficiency of current equipment.

# No Cooling After Power Outage - 5-Year-Old AC System Responded to a no cooling call on a 5-year-old residential air conditioning system that stopped cooling following a recent power outage. Upon arrival, confirmed the system was running but not producing cool air throughout the home. Performed a comprehensive system evaluation beginning with the indoor air handler unit. Inspected the blower assembly and confirmed the blower wheel was operational and rotating properly, though noted moderate dust accumulation on the blades that could impact airflow efficiency. Verified blower motor operation and mechanical components were functioning without unusual noise or binding. Proceeded with electrical diagnostics using a digital multimeter to test system voltages and capacitance values. Measured capacitor performance on the blower motor, recording readings of 0.75 MFD against manufacturer specifications. Tested electrical connections at the air handler, verifying proper voltage supply had be

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU Lennox furnace, 3-ton Lennox air conditioning unit, and humidifier system. The outdoor AC unit was positioned on a concrete pad in the rear yard with proper electrical conduit installation and connection. Interior mechanical components were installed in the utility area with all necessary plumbing connections, PVC venting, and copper supply lines properly configured. All equipment was reconnected, tested for proper operation, and system commissioning was successfully completed.