Heating & Air Conditioning Services in Lombard, IL

Performed a routine tune-up on a two-year-old gas furnace, including filter replacement and humidifier maintenance, with no issues or abnormal symptoms found. Inspected the whole-home Aprilaire humidifier and its duct and water line connections, finding no leaks, rust, or damage. Verified normal thermostat operation, with indoor conditions at 77°F and 53% humidity.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and preventative maintenance inspection on 8-year-old heating system. Performed standard BFMA protocol including filter inspection, burner assembly cleaning, heat exchanger examination, blower motor lubrication, and thermostat calibration. All components tested and operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Completed furnace tune-up and inspection on residential heating system. Performed standard maintenance procedures including combustion analysis with readings documented at 578 PPM, verified proper operation of condensate pump and drainage system with blue collection bucket, and inspected all associated plumbing connections and mechanical components for proper function and safety compliance.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on Weil-McLain boiler system, utilizing specialized maintenance kit as required for this unit. Inspected and serviced digital control panel, verified pressure readings on system gauge (0-320 PSI range), and examined all copper piping connections and PVC venting components for proper operation. Completed standard maintenance procedures including cleaning, adjustments, and system testing to ensure optimal performance and safety of the heating system.

Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on 4-year-old HVAC system including furnace and humidifier maintenance. Performed full system inspection, tested electrical components with multimeter confirming proper amperage draw at 49.14 amps, verified all safety controls and operational sequences. Inspected humidifier plumbing connections and PVC drainage system, confirmed proper installation and functionality of all components with no leaks detected.

Completed comprehensive duct cleaning service for residential HVAC system. Accessed and cleaned attic crawl space areas, removing accumulated dust and debris from exposed ductwork and structural components. Thoroughly cleaned interior plenum chamber and inspected all accessible HVAC components, conduit runs, and connection points to ensure proper system airflow and optimal equipment performance.

Responded to no heat call on residential furnace system. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was calling for heat with setpoint at 74°F and room temperature at 68°F. Inspected furnace control board and wiring connections, checking for proper voltage and continuity. Diagnosed and resolved heating system malfunction, restoring full operational functionality to the furnace unit.

Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on residential HVAC system including furnace and humidifier maintenance. Performed thorough inspection of air handler unit, verified proper operation of all mechanical components, checked refrigerant lines for integrity, and inspected electrical connections. Cleaned and serviced furnace blower assembly, replaced air filter, tested safety controls, and ensured humidifier was functioning correctly for optimal winter operation.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 3-year-old unit, performing standard maintenance protocol including combustion analysis with digital analyzer showing temperature differentials and system performance metrics within manufacturer specifications. Inspected all mechanical components, verified proper operation of heating system, and documented equipment condition alongside water heater installation in mechanical room.

Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on 7-year-old system including furnace, humidifier, and tanked water heater. Inspected furnace blower motor assembly and control board with all electrical connections verified and functioning properly. Identified heavily corroded burner component requiring attention due to extensive rust and oxidation affecting performance and safety. Serviced humidifier system with truck stock pad replacement as part of recurring maintenance protocol. Performed standard inspection and maintenance on tanked water heater unit. All system components tested and operational upon completion.

Performed routine maintenance on a 12-year-old furnace system with no reported operational issues. Conducted comprehensive tune-up including filter replacement and full system inspection. Verified safe carbon monoxide levels at 0 ppm using handheld CO detector throughout equipment cabinet and burner compartment. Measured and documented supply air temperature at 109.1°F using calibrated digital multimeter with temperature probe. Inspected all electrical connections, gas lines, and mechanical components for proper operation and safety compliance. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Returned to residential property to complete dye search investigation that was initiated on previous service visit. Thoroughly inspected HVAC system components including ductwork in interior spaces and exterior mechanical connections for fluorescent dye traces indicating refrigerant leak locations. Documented findings with photographic evidence showing brass fittings, piping connections, and system components for leak verification and future reference.

Completed installation of Mitsubishi MUZ-FX15NLHZ outdoor unit and MSZ-FX15NL indoor unit hyper heat mini-split system in sunroom. Installed 50' line set (1/4" x 1/2") with flare fittings, routed through attic and across to exterior location. Mounted outdoor unit on pad with stand. Removed and properly capped existing wall heater per specifications. System fully charged and ready for operation. However, electrical panel had not been upgraded as required prior to arrival. Verified electrical panel lacks proper 20A 2-pole circuit breaker installation and panel upgrade has not been completed. Unit cannot be energized until proper electrical service is established per NEC 110-26 requirements. Documented electrical panel clearance requirements and current breaker configuration. System mechanically complete but awaiting electrical work completion before startup can be performed. Return visit required once electrical panel upgrade is finished and proper dedicated 20A 2-pole breaker is install

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 7+ year old heating system. Inspected and serviced all major components, checked air filter condition and documented dust accumulation, verified proper operation of furnace and associated equipment. All systems tested and confirmed operational with no immediate concerns identified.

Removed and disposed of existing primary sump pump and backup battery system from basement location. Installed new primary sump pump with corrugated basin liner in existing concrete pit, ensuring proper positioning and secure mounting of pump mechanism. Connected new backup battery system with charger unit, routing all electrical connections to existing outlet box on basement wall. Installed and secured white PVC discharge piping vertically along wall to carry water away from foundation. Tested both primary and backup pump operation to verify proper function and water discharge. All equipment covered under 3-year warranty for pumps and charger, with 1-year warranty on battery and labor.

Responded to no cooling call on residential property. Upon arrival, found outdoor condensing unit in non-operational state. Unit appears to be original equipment from the 1990s showing significant age-related wear, weathering, and exterior deterioration. Performed visual inspection of condensing unit exterior and electrical connections. Conducted internal ductwork inspection using camera equipment to assess system condition. Documented equipment condition and findings with photographic evidence. Communicated with homeowner regarding unit status and inspection results.

Responded to callback for outdoor condensing unit positioned too close to electrical meter in violation of code requirements. Pumped down refrigerant from MUZ-FX15NLHZ outdoor unit and relocated condenser, rotating 90 degrees perpendicular to house to achieve minimum 3-foot clearance from meter and adequate service access on all sides. Verified electrical installation was complete with proper 20A2P breaker and conduit routing, then recharged system and performed full startup procedures on Mitsubishi mini-split hyper heat system serving sunroom.

Completed comprehensive BFMA tune-up service on a 4-year-old air conditioning system. Performed full system inspection including outdoor condenser unit mounted on rooftop, verified refrigerant charge and pressure readings, inspected copper line set connections, and examined flexible ductwork connections at air handler. Cleaned accumulated debris and organic matter from condenser base pan, checked compressor operation and electrical connections, and verified proper airflow through system components. All components operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

Performed annual maintenance flush on a one-year-old tanked water heater to remove sediment buildup and ensure optimal performance. Service was scheduled for after 1 PM per homeowner's availability requirements, with approximately 30 minutes advance notice provided before arrival. Successfully completed the flush procedure, draining accumulated sediment from the tank bottom and refilling the unit to restore proper operation and extend equipment lifespan.

# Sump Pump Inspection Performed complimentary sump pump inspection at residential property. Examined sump pump discharge piping system, including vertical PVC discharge line with multiple coupling connections secured by metal hose clamps. Verified proper installation of ASTM D2241-rated PVC piping. Inspected associated plumbing infrastructure, including copper supply lines with shut-off valves in basement utility area. Documented current condition of all visible components through photographic records. All systems observed to be in operational condition at time of inspection. No immediate repairs or adjustments required.