Lyndhurst Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

Installed new pre-meter main water shutoff valve system on building exterior using freeze machine technique to isolate water line without full system shutdown. Replaced existing shutoff with quarter-turn ball valve featuring blue handle for improved accessibility and operation, mounted to gray lap siding above brick foundation with brass fittings and flexible black connector hose for proper water flow control.

Upgraded outdoor spigot fixture to dual-handle configuration with both hot and cold water supply lines. Installed brass dual-handle valve assembly on exterior wall, connecting to existing plumbing infrastructure to provide temperature-controlled water access for outdoor use.

Replaced deteriorated outdoor faucet with new frost-free sillcock and repaired leak under kitchen sink by replacing worn supply line connections and tightening compression fittings. Tested both systems under pressure to confirm proper operation and no additional leaks.

Completed cooling maintenance club visit on Trane air handler system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit and ductwork installation, verified all electrical connections within control panel including contactors, capacitors, and wire terminations. Documented system condition with photos showing proper labeling, operational materials, and organized installation in utility space. All components operating within normal parameters.

Responded to callback for leaking kitchen sink following previous repair. Upon inspection, discovered deteriorated pipe insulation and improper connection at drain assembly. Removed damaged insulation material, verified all compression fittings and hose clamps were properly secured, and tested system for leaks. All connections verified tight and operational with no active leaks detected upon completion.

Responded to service call for toilet seal failure and leaking sink in residential bathroom. Replaced damaged wax ring seal at toilet base to eliminate water leakage onto mosaic tile flooring. Inspected and repaired sink leak to restore proper function and prevent further water damage.

Responded to no cooling call at residential property. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of HVAC system using digital multimeter to check electrical components and capacitor readings. Measured capacitance values and verified electrical connections at the outdoor condensing unit. System evaluated and tenant coordinated for follow-up service appointment to complete necessary repairs.

Conducted estimate for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property with 20+ year old furnace and non-operational air conditioning system. Assessed existing outdoor condensing unit, electrical service panel, and current system configuration to provide comprehensive replacement recommendations for both heating and cooling equipment.

Responded to clogged garbage disposal and kitchen sink. Upon inspection, found blockage in the disposal unit and drain line. Cleared obstruction from disposal grinding chamber and flushed P-trap assembly to restore proper drainage. Tested disposal operation and verified water flow through sink drain with no leaks detected at connections.

Completed cooling maintenance club visit on air handler system. Inspected and documented control board operation showing EP7 display code, verified all electrical connections and wiring harnesses secure at terminal strip and circuit board connections. Documented condition of air handler unit installed above bathroom space, noting foil-faced insulation intact with normal dust accumulation on ductwork surfaces.

Completed cooling maintenance club visit on air handler system. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, recording voltage readings of 245V at main power supply and 4.992V at control circuit. Tested capacitor, contactor, and all electrical connections within outdoor unit compartment to verify proper system operation and component functionality.

Responded to gas leak service call on furnace system that had been previously shut off for safety. Gas utility company had identified two leaks at a pipe junction point. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of the furnace piping system and gas line connections in the mechanical room. Located the reported leak points at the threaded pipe fittings and junction connections. Performed leak detection testing to confirm exact leak locations. Disassembled affected pipe joints, applied new pipe thread sealant, and reassembled connections to manufacturer specifications. Tightened all fittings to proper torque. Conducted pressure test and soap bubble test on all repaired joints to verify leak elimination. Restored gas supply and verified system integrity before returning furnace to operational status.

Responded to service call for 40-gallon gas water heater with leak at base of tank where bottom attaches to footer assembly. Upon inspection, confirmed active leak originating from lower tank seam, indicating internal tank failure. Documented existing installation including standard atmospheric venting, copper supply lines, expansion tank, pressure relief valve, and associated plumbing connections for replacement specifications.

Completed club membership enrollment for plumbing maintenance services. Conducted comprehensive visual inspection of residential plumbing fixtures including bathroom toilet assembly and kitchen sink configuration with mounted water filtration system. Confirmed property does not have tankless water heater installation. Documented existing plumbing infrastructure with photographic records for service file.

Responded to no heat call for 38-year-old furnace with no airflow. Upon arrival, inspected electrical panel and furnace system in basement utility area, documenting existing conditions including aged infrastructure with extensive dust and cobweb accumulation throughout mechanical space. Assessed system operability and provided customer with recommendations given the advanced age of the equipment beyond its expected service life.

Completed standard HVAC tune-up service on residential system. Inspected exterior electrical service panel and conduit connections for proper clearances and potential safety concerns. Replaced air filter with new pleated media filter to ensure optimal airflow and system efficiency. Verified filter installation and confirmed system operation within normal parameters.

Completed cooling maintenance club visit on air handler system. Performed comprehensive system inspection and diagnostics using calibrated multimeter to verify electrical parameters and system performance. Measured supply air temperature at 35.95°F, confirming proper cooling operation and refrigerant charge. Documented service visit on equipment tag for maintenance record tracking. All system components operating within manufacturer specifications. Unit tested and left in proper working condition.

Returned to site to complete previously sold repair work involving replacement of faulty pressure switch and collector box cover. Accessed HVAC unit interior, removed defective pressure switch from control assembly, and installed new pressure switch ensuring proper electrical connections to the control board and safety circuit. Replaced damaged collector box cover to restore proper unit enclosure and maintain safe operation. Verified all wire connections were secure, tested pressure switch operation through system cycling, and confirmed unit returned to normal heating operation with all safety controls functioning correctly.

Addressed multiple plumbing issues throughout the property, including repairing a leaking outdoor spigot at the base, servicing an aging hot water supply line at the basement washer tub, and clearing a slow-draining main floor bathroom sink. Applied senior and veteran discount to the service call.

Replaced malfunctioning pressure reducing valve on main water supply line. Installed new pressure reducing valve with integrated pressure gauge to maintain proper water pressure throughout the building, ensuring protection of downstream plumbing fixtures and appliances from excessive pressure damage.