Responded to a callback for water discharging from the relief valve discharge pipe on an oil-fired boiler. Inspected the system, noting boiler temperature of approximately 160–170°F with low system pressure on the combination gauge, and observed mineral residue on the boiler top and the gauge cover worn and degraded. Replaced the expansion tank and temperature/pressure relief valve to correct the discharge condition, then verified proper system pressure and operation with no further leakage.

Performed a gas furnace heat check, measuring supply air temperature at the register louvers with a digital probe thermometer, and documented the unit's condition. Visual inspection of the gas valve assembly, copper supply line, ball shutoff valve, and flexible gas connector showed no visible damage, corrosion, or deterioration, and the blower housing and cabinet interior appeared in serviceable condition. Equipment photos were captured to establish the unit's record.

Replaced the well pressure tank and tee package, restoring proper pressure control and addressing the corrosion observed at the previous tank's base fittings. Performed maintenance on the acid neutralizer system, including recharging the neutralizing media and verifying control head programming and backwash settings for proper operation. Offered a complimentary plumbing inspection.

Performed a heating system inspection on a Lennox unit installed in 2021, evaluating overall system condition and operation. Inspected the outdoor condenser unit, including the control board wiring, electrical disconnect, conduit, refrigerant line set, and condenser fan grille, noting debris and grime buildup along with weathering on the exterior components. Customer requested blower wheel cleaning, which was previously quoted with an A/C check; an estimate was prepared for the requested work.

Removed the existing oil-fired hot water boiler and installed a new vertical-tube, oil-fired hot water boiler as a like-for-like replacement. The new unit, with its oil burner assembly, control box, and flue collar, was set in place, connected, and verified for proper operation.

Responded to a no-heat callback following a loud clanging noise and rough starting cycles. Inspection revealed a burn-damaged control board and a heavily corroded burner assembly with soot and rust buildup on the flame spreader, bracket, and ignitor components. Replaced the failed control board and hot surface ignitor to restore proper ignition and heating operation.

Disconnected the existing coated gas line serving the pool from the 3/4" steel elbow and installed a new 1/2" CSST gas line beneath the enclosed deck to the fireplace location, approximately 9 feet from the back of the deck. Terminated the line with a floor plate and ball valve inside the deck at the verified location, with all tubing secured to the bottom of the joists with straps.

Removed the existing heat pump and installed a new Moyer Comfort Series heat pump with a supplemental electric heat kit. Installed new insulated refrigerant line set and a new condensate drain assembly with a float safety switch and cleanout access. System was started up and verified for proper operation.

Installed a new 1/3 HP sump pump, adjusted the discharge level to the proper height, and tested for secure connections and proper operation. Replaced the ProPress local shutoff valve on the hot water supply line to allow isolation of that line for future service.

Performed a gas heating tune-up on a Lennox furnace, inspecting the air handler cabinet, control board, and low-voltage wiring and terminal connections. Verified the wiring harness and sensor leads were intact and properly secured, with no signs of rust, frost, or component damage; dust accumulation noted within the cabinet. System operation was checked and found to be in good working condition.

Responded to a clogged first-floor half-bath toilet with elevated bowl water level and slow drainage. Cleared the obstruction from the toilet trap and drain using a plunger, restoring proper flush function and normal water level. Tested the fixture with multiple flush cycles to confirm unrestricted drainage and no leaks at the bowl or bidet attachment.

Performed a gas heating tune-up on a one-year-old Ducane natural gas furnace, inspecting the unit and surrounding ductwork for rust, frost, or damage and finding the system in good condition with no deficiencies noted. Documented the unit's data plate, labels, and installation, and observed insulated, foil-wrapped supply ductwork connected to the furnace in satisfactory condition.

Inspected reported leak points at the shower drain, bathroom sink, and basement water treatment system. Accessed the drain line through the ceiling opening, where the PVC drain pipe and rubber coupling connection were evaluated, and serviced the faucet sprayer head by removing mineral buildup from the aerator face. Verified the water treatment system for proper operation and confirmed no urgent leaks remained.

Inspected the Hague WaterMax MXQ water softener, which was found flooded with water in the brine tank and had not regenerated in an unknown period. Evaluated the unit's operation and the surrounding plumbing, noting significant corrosion and oxidation on the copper supply lines and fittings along with deteriorated pipe insulation in the mechanical area. Performed diagnostic testing on the softener to address the brine tank overfill and restore proper regeneration function.

Responded to a no-water complaint and found the well pressure tank at zero pressure, with the pressure switch, manifold, and gauge assembly at the tank base showing signs of moisture and mineral residue. Diagnosed the loss of system pressure as a likely well pump issue and determined the pump, located in a pit in the driveway, needs to be pulled for further inspection and testing.

Performed a heating-mode tune-up on an existing Ducane heat pump system. Measured supply air temperature at 105°F with a pocket thermometer and checked compressor/condenser electrical draw with a clamp meter at the outdoor unit to verify proper operation. System was found to be operating normally during the inspection.

Performed an annual oil-fired boiler cleaning and tune-up, and inspected the boiler's pressure relief valve following a reported discharge event. Evaluated the relief valve, expansion tank, and associated piping and zone valves to identify the cause of the overpressure condition, and reviewed boiler operation and safety practices with the new homeowners.

Performed an annual oil maintenance inspection on a 2009 New Yorker hydronic boiler, including examination of the oil burner, flue connection, circulator pumps, expansion tank, and associated piping and controls. System appeared in good overall condition with no frost, rust, or visible damage; a minor moisture droplet was noted near the insulated piping above the equipment for monitoring.

Diagnosed a 19-year-old Carrier heat pump system with reduced heating output and inspected the air handler, finding the evaporator coil heavily corroded with rust and oxidation on the fins and copper return bends, along with a dirty, stained drain pan and a dirty blower assembly. Documented the condition of the coil, drain pan, and blower with photos; the corrosion and age of the unit indicate reduced heat transfer and airflow, and system replacement is recommended.

Performed a heating tune-up and inspection on a geothermal split system with a Carrier air handler, including visual checks of the refrigerant/loop piping, insulation, condensate drain fitting, ductwork connections, circulation pump, and associated controls. Verified system operation in heating mode with no leaks, corrosion, or abnormalities observed; unit age and model could not be confirmed, and the system is operating normally.

Removed the existing 48" baseboard register and installed a new Hart & Cooley 48" white baseboard unit, then installed a second matching baseboard unit, relocating it to allow the adjacent cabinet to open fully. Verified both units were securely mounted and properly positioned along the wall.

Performed a complete oil boiler cleaning and inspection on the existing system, including a full component check of the burner, controls, safety circuit, ignition and flame sensing, oil piping, fuel pump, expansion tank, and pressure relief device. Verified the burner nozzle (0.75 GPH, 80° A) and recorded voltage, amp draw, fuel pump pressure, temperature split, and combustion/flue gas readings, with the boiler temperature/pressure gauge also checked during the visit.

Performed a complete tune-up and inspection on a gas condensing boiler (ECO TEC 110C), verifying proper operation and that the DHW preheat function was active and reaching its 140°F setpoint. Inspected the system piping, valves, and pressure/temperature gauge, noting oxidation and corrosion on the copper piping and brass fittings; the customer declined additional plumbing repairs at this time. The boiler is operating normally with no visible damage.

Performed a preventative maintenance heating inspection on a Nortek gas furnace (install date unknown), including a visual inspection of the control compartment and low-voltage wiring and a clamp meter amperage check on the unit's electrical circuit, which measured 1.30 A AC. Noted disorganized low-voltage wiring with multiple wire-nut splices, dust accumulation in the cabinet, and moisture on the motor/capacitor housing, which should be monitored at future visits.

Performed a first-time inspection and tune-up on the gas furnace, including the gas valve assembly, burner components, and wiring connections. Found moderate rust and corrosion on interior panels beneath the gas valve, along with heavy dust and soot buildup on the burner assembly and surrounding components. Replaced the electric baseboard thermostat, checked the water heater fitting installed earlier this year for corrosion, and left a membership brochure with the customer.