Atlanta Furnace Repair

On the first day, I began by removing the old equipment to make way for the new installation. I installed a new Rheem 4-ton evaporator coil paired with a 92% variable speed gas furnace. This was followed by the installation of a new supply plenum and a new return plenum equipped with a 20x25x1 filter. I also installed a new emergency drain pan, a pan safety switch, and a coil safety switch to ensure safety and efficiency. Additionally, I installed a new drain line connected to a condensation pump, new vinyl tubing, and a new thermostat. Finally, I reconnected the supply ducts, high voltage, low voltage, and gas line, completing the installation.

I provided a comprehensive service to a client, starting with a detailed quote that outlined the scope of work, materials needed, and labor costs. After the client reviewed the quote, I emailed it over for their consideration. Once the client expressed interest, I promptly sent a signed proposal, formalizing our agreement. This proposal included specific details about the services to be performed, timelines, and any additional terms and conditions. Throughout the process, I ensured clear communication and addressed any questions the client had, ensuring they felt confident in our agreement.

I installed two 8-inch powered dampers on existing supply ducts, enhancing airflow control. A basic thermostat was added, which lacks Wi-Fi capabilities and does not cycle the system on or off. Instead, it solely opens and closes the dampers. I wired the dampers and thermostat to the existing equipment power supply, providing the tenant with the ability to manually adjust the dampers to maintain a comfortable temperature. This setup ensures precise temperature control in the office.

During the service call, I assessed the system and identified the need for a new line-set and line hide replacement. I explained the situation to the customer, emphasizing the importance of these components for optimal performance. Although the customer expressed financial constraints, I informed her about the mandatory service call charge of $95, in addition to the cost of refrigerant, for any future calls related to cooling issues. I ensured she understood the necessity of addressing these problems to prevent further complications.

I installed a zone system for the upper level kids' rooms, utilizing the existing heating and cooling infrastructure. I added automatic dampers to manage the front two bedrooms, closets, and bathrooms as one zone, and the back bedroom as another. A new thermostat control was installed in the back bedroom, and two supply ducts were increased to enhance air conditioning and heating in the space. A zone control board was installed to enable the zone system's operation. Additionally, a bypass damper was added to release any excess back pressure to the sprayed foam attic, which is part of the building envelope. The hallway supply and laundry duct were configured to condition without a zone damper, ensuring they operate under any thermostat setting.

I installed a new Rheem 3-ton evaporator coil, paired with a 3-ton AC unit and an 80% efficient 75k BTU variable speed gas furnace. The installation included a new return plenum, emergency drain pan, pan safety switch, coil safety switch, thermostat, composite pad, and a line voltage monitor with surge protection. I reconnected the supply plenum, high and low voltage connections, drain line, gas line, vent pipe, and return ducts. After ensuring all connections were secure, I tested the system's heating and cooling operations and set the appropriate refrigerant charge.

I provided a comprehensive quote for a residential plumbing service, detailing the scope of work and associated costs. After the client reviewed and approved the quote, I emailed it back with all necessary information, including payment terms and a proposed timeline. The job involved diagnosing a leak in the kitchen sink, replacing the damaged pipes, and ensuring the area was restored to its original condition. The work was completed efficiently, and the client expressed satisfaction with the service provided.

I recently completed a comprehensive service on a system identified as the "411 - quote system upper level." This involved a thorough inspection and evaluation of the upper-level components of the quote system. I began by assessing the overall functionality and identifying any potential issues. After diagnosing the problem, I proceeded with the necessary repairs and adjustments. This included replacing faulty parts, recalibrating sensors, and ensuring all connections were secure. I also performed a system test to confirm that the repairs were successful and that the system was operating efficiently. The work was completed to the highest standards, ensuring the system is now fully functional and reliable.

I meticulously removed the outdated equipment and all existing ductwork. I then installed new R8 flex duct, ensuring a seamless connection to all existing boots. A new 4” supply duct was installed in the bathroom, enhancing airflow efficiency. Additionally, I installed a new supply boot in the kitchen, along with new floor registers. This comprehensive upgrade improved the overall ventilation system, ensuring optimal performance and comfort.

Completed maintenance, system is operating at manufacturer specifications. System is shy of about a pound of refrigerant.