Local Reviews
for Manhattan, IL
Our Reviews by City
Brennon E.
Furnace maintenance. Cleaned and serviced furnace due to plan. Tested inducer motor, pressure switches, ignitor, gas valve voltage and pressure, flame sensor, blower motor amperage and capacitor. Inspect thermostat and heat exchanger. Everything is in adequate working condition. The inducer motor is starting to make a noise and may need to be replaced in the future. System is operating and heating as it should at this time. Customer will renew annual VIP maintenance program in spring.
Chris S.
Service boiler for season, replaced pilot safety switch.
Dan K.
Found controller unplugged customer noted it was making a hmmmmm sound and vibrating, I plugged everything in let controller come on system fan has bad bearing it is doing the same thing. Unit is under warranty but labor is over 1 year on labor.
Pete W.
Drain cleaning. Clear kitchen sink clog with flex shaft machine. Flush drain and clean up.
Dan K.
Water heater repair. Replace 3/4” copper 90 fitting and dielectric union on cold side of water heater. Tested and cleaned up.
Brennon E.
Air conditioner maintenance. I cleaned, washed out and serviced condensing unit. Tested capacitor, contactor, fan motor amperage and compressor amperage and continuity. Everything was in accurate working condition. Checked r410 refrigerant. Refrigerant was in accurate efficiency range. Unit was extremely dirty. Changed furnace filter that customer provided. Customer will have one more visit on place for fall 2024.
Brennon E.
Cleaned, washed out and serviced condensing unit. Tested capacitor, contactor, fan motor amperage and compressor amperage and continuity. Capacitor was below acceptable range and was replaced using a 80/7.5 mfd. checker r22 refrigerant and levels were below acceptable range. Added 1-1/2 lbs of r22 to achieve accurate efficiency levels. System is cooling as it should at this time.
Dan K.
Test and certified water back flow preventer. File report with the city per state code. 1- 1” RPZ back flow preventer
Michael M.
Estimate to bury an outdoor sump pump discharge line.
Brennon E.
No ac call. Cleaned, washed out, and serviced condensing. Tested capacitor, contactor, fan motor amperage and compressor amperage. Found capacitor on the compressor side was completely low.replaced capacitor using a 45/5 titan cap. Everything else was in accurate working condition. System is cooling as it should at this time. Customer renewed maintenance program.
Chris S.
Air conditioner maintenance. Cleaned, washed out, and serviced condensing unit. Tested capacitor, contactor, fan motor amperage and compressor amperage. Everything was in adequate working condition. Checked the refrigerant levels. They too were in accurate range at this time. Prepaid annual service plan visit. Old sewage ejector pump tested. Needed to replaced ejector pump. Tested for safe operation. Cleaned up and recycled old pump.
Chris S.
Pool Heater working at this time, customer was on vacation, came back and heater started up.
Chris S.
Pool heater repair. Inspected heater. Found the heat exchanger not getting flow, makes heater move. Suggested pool heater replacement.
Pete W.
Bathroom drain cleaning. Augered toilet in hall bath. Opened clog and cleaned up work area.
John M.
Flexible connector for water heater was leaking, also valves wouldn’t turn. Cut out valves and replaced all the way to the water heater.
Pete W.
Replace water level sensors for sump pump system
Pete W.
I recently completed a job where I checked a sump pump system and found that the water level sensors were bad. This was an essential step in ensuring the system was functioning correctly and preventing any potential water damage.
Pete W.
Sump pump service. Tested motor and switch for main and battery backup sump pumps, both tested fine at this time.
John M.
Rubber coupling on pair of pumps became detached because sump line outside froze because it was run above ground. Reattached pump to discharge line, ran 10’ of pvc outside for a temporary fix.
Dan K.
Furnace repair. Tested flame sensor, pressure switches, hsi, fan motor amperage and capacitor, inducer motor amperage, and gas valve voltage. Found furnace locked on flame sensor, cleaned sensor, furnace ignites and is working. Reset to factory specs for safe, efficient operation. Let customer know about our annul VIP maintenance agreement. And he would get 2 check ups a year one on ac unit and one on furnace. He will call in the spring to sign up for plan.
Brennon E.
Cleaned and serviced furnace. Tested flame sensor, pressure switch , inducer motor amperage, fan motor amperage and capacitor, and gas valve voltage. Replaced humidifier pad (35) that customer provided. Furnace filter was just changed by customer. Everything is working as it should at this moment. Customer renewed maintenance program and will have both visits for spring and this coming fall. Gave customer estimates for new furnace/humidifier due to rust build up and furnace from 2004.
Michael M.
FURNISH LABOR AND MATERIAL FOR THE PLUMBING REPAIRS AS LISTED
Chris S.
Replaced customer supplied battery’s.
Pete W.
Water leak. Went up in the attic, found evidence of water staining on 6 inch flue pipe through the roof. Could not see any evidence of plumbing leakage through ceiling in laundry room. believe this is a roof flashing issue.
Brennon E.
No heat call. Started with clean and diagnosing of furnace. Customer wanted to join maintenance member plan. After diagnosing, found high limit switch was failed to the open position. The furnace filter was extremely dirty and clogged up, thus making the high limit fail. Also tested flame sensor, pressure switches, hsi, fan motor amperage and capacitor, and inducer motor amperage. Replaced the high limit switch and hsi due to corrosion. Everything else was in adequate working condition. One visit on plan was used today and customer has one remaining for spring for condensing unit. Performed free inspection.
