Lyndhurst Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

Completed air conditioning system installation as a return visit for AC-only equipment. Installed new dual fuse holder assembly with TR20R rated fuses and verified proper electrical connections with appropriate gauge wiring. Mounted outdoor disconnect box on exterior brick wall, ensuring level installation and proper clearances per code requirements. All electrical components tested and verified operational.

Completed cooling maintenance member visit on HVAC system. Inspected evaporator coil and heat exchanger fins, noting dust accumulation on surfaces. Measured system amperage at 95.4A during diagnostic testing to verify proper electrical operation.

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance member visit. Performed diagnostic testing of HVAC system using digital multimeter, recording temperature readings of 68.1°F and electrical measurements showing 0.60 amps and 0.2 volts at various test points to verify proper system operation and component functionality.

Completed routine cooling maintenance member visit on outdoor HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection with top access panel removed, verifying all electrical connections, control board functionality, and refrigerant line integrity. All components including compressor assembly, heat exchanger coils, wiring harnesses, and terminal connections were inspected and found to be in proper working condition with no immediate service needs identified.

Returned for diagnostic evaluation after initial maintenance visit identified completely frozen evaporator coil. Unit was previously shut down to allow proper thawing before completing diagnosis. Assessed Amana outdoor condensing unit and indoor electrical panel configuration to determine root cause of freezing condition and provide replacement estimate. Maintenance service remains incomplete pending customer decision on equipment replacement versus repair options.

Returned to property to complete previously sold condensate drain line replacement. Removed old deteriorated condensate tubing from HVAC system and installed new PVC condensate drain piping with proper pitch and secure mounting brackets along wall. Ensured proper drainage pathway from air handler unit, verified all connections were sealed and secure, and confirmed condensate flow was functioning correctly. System tested and operational upon completion.

Completed routine cooling maintenance member visit for residential HVAC system. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including system inspection, filter check, and exterior component evaluation. Documented exterior condensate drain line configuration along building perimeter with photographic records for maintenance history files.

Responded to a flipped lead for an air conditioning system experiencing freezing on both indoor and outdoor refrigerant lines. System had been shut down since the previous night. Performed diagnostic assessment and provided estimate for complete HVAC system replacement. Documented existing equipment configuration including furnace and ductwork in basement utility area. Customer has previously approved estimate for AC disconnect replacement, which remains pending scheduling.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old system with freezing conditions on both indoor evaporator coil and outdoor refrigerant lines. Upon arrival, confirmed system had been shut down overnight due to icing issue. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace/air handler assembly, documenting equipment condition with photographs. System exhibited classic symptoms of restricted airflow or low refrigerant charge causing freeze-up on suction and liquid lines. Customer has previously approved estimate to replace faulty AC disconnect, which remains pending installation and may be contributing to electrical issues affecting system performance.

Completed return visit for previously sold plumbing repair work. Installed new copper supply line assembly with brass compression fittings and red-handled ball valves in attic space, ensuring proper connections to existing HVAC ductwork and structural framing. Additionally, replaced under-sink drainage system with new white PVC P-trap assembly and tailpiece, along with braided stainless steel flexible supply line installation, verifying all connections are secure and leak-free.

Completed prepaid club maintenance visit on air handler unit. Inspected dual-run capacitor rated at 45+5 MFD 440/370 VAC, confirmed secure mounting and proper wire connections. Performed voltage testing with digital multimeter, recording 495 volts during diagnostic procedures to verify electrical system operation and component functionality.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential AC system installed in 2023. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit running but system not producing cold air despite thermostat calling for cooling. Visual inspection revealed heavily soiled condenser coil with significant accumulation of dirt, debris, and outdoor contaminants restricting airflow through aluminum fins. Unit had not received preventive maintenance since installation. Performed thorough condenser coil cleaning to restore proper heat transfer and airflow. Verified compressor operation and electrical connections at outdoor unit. System returned to normal cooling operation following coil cleaning service.

Responded to kitchen sink slow drainage issue that developed following previous installation of code-compliance vent. Inspected under-sink plumbing configuration and identified improper drainage caused by incorrect vent installation affecting water flow. Reconfigured PVC drainage assembly to restore proper venting and drainage function while maintaining code compliance. Tested system to verify full drainage restoration and proper operation of all fixtures.

Completed plumbing estimate for basement piping replacement project. Assessed multiple corroded shut-off valves with blue handles installed on copper water supply lines beneath floor joists, noting extensive condensation on existing foam pipe insulation throughout the system. Evaluated deteriorated S-traps and sink drain assemblies requiring replacement, including chrome-finished P-trap configuration with vertical drain connections and braided stainless steel supply lines mounted to wall surface. Documented current conditions of plumbing fixtures, pipe fittings, and drainage components to provide accurate replacement recommendations for corroded valves and trap assemblies.

Completed cooling maintenance for club member on air handler system. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, measuring voltage readings to verify proper system operation and electrical component functionality. Renewed membership for next scheduled maintenance visit.

Completed preventive maintenance club visit on air handling system. Inspected ductwork, verified proper installation of flexible duct connections, and serviced condensate drain trap assembly with cleaning to ensure proper drainage and system operation. Customer expressed interest in prepaid cooling visit package for ongoing maintenance.

Responded to emergency plumbing call for shower drain blockage and toilet squealing issue. Upon inspection, found severely corroded bathtub overflow plate and drain assembly with heavy mineral buildup and deterioration affecting drainage. Cleared obstruction from shower drain line, removed and cleaned corroded overflow cover showing significant chrome plating failure and rust accumulation. Addressed toilet fill valve issue causing squealing noise during flush cycle. Restored proper drainage function to shower and eliminated toilet noise to ensure facilities were operational for immediate use.

Completed club maintenance visit for both cooling and heating systems. Performed diagnostic testing using clamp meter and dual-port manometer to measure electrical amperage and system pressures on air handler unit. Addressed member inquiries regarding T&P valve operation and provided technical guidance on proper system function.

Completed routine cooling maintenance member visit on HVAC system. Performed temperature diagnostics on ductwork and air handling equipment, recording supply air temperature of 50.32 degrees. Inspected Aprilaire humidifier unit and verified proper operation, noting plenum temperature reading of 85 degrees on mounted digital control. System components including copper refrigerant lines, ductwork, and humidification equipment found to be functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of electrical components using digital multimeter at both indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Measured voltage, amperage, and capacitance readings to assess system performance and identify root cause of insufficient cooling. System evaluated and measurements documented for proper operation of HVAC equipment.