Post Falls, ID HVAC Services

Found a customers flame was shutting off. Cleaned the sensor and it’s running like new on his Amana furnace. No charge customer is an army veteran. Thank you for your service!

Found a reznor unit heater that won’t stay lit. Installed a new flame sensor, running perfectly now

I was called to a home to investigate a leak in a customer's air conditioning system. Upon arrival, I found the system completely frozen over. The customer wanted to proceed with a leak search and determine where they were losing refrigerant. I used a leak detector to locate the leak and then repaired it.

I was called out to repair a gas line and noticed the foundation had crumbled, causing the line to need immediate attention. I went ahead and repaired the gas line, and the customer is on their way to check things out.

I was called to a home to repair a mini split that was not working. Upon arrival, I found that the system was low on refrigerant and had a leak. I isolated the leak and repaired it, then recharged the system with the correct amount of refrigerant. The customer was very satisfied with the work and thanked me for my help.

I was called to a home to diagnose and repair a furnace that was not working. Upon arrival, I found that the furnace was not starting. I diagnosed the issue as a pressure switch failure and replaced the part. After replacing the part, the furnace started up and the customer was able to heat their home again.

I was called to a customer's home to inspect a fireplace that was not working properly. Upon arrival, I noticed that the fireplace was drafting air inside. I checked the damper and found that it was open, which was not necessary. I closed the damper and the fireplace started working properly. The customer was very happy with the service and thanked me for my help.

The customer’s CO detector was going off. I checked both the furnace and water heater and tested for carbon monoxide. All readings were safe, under 10 PPM. The issue was with the detector itself, which is faulty and should be replaced.

I received a call from a customer who reported that their AC unit was not working. Upon arrival, I found that the control board had fried. I replaced the board with one on the truck and had the system up and running in less than an hour.

I was called to a home in the city to repair a frozen evaporator coil. Upon arrival, I found that the coil was leaking refrigerant. I repaired the leak and got the system up and running. The customer was very happy with the service and thanked me for my help.

I was called to a customer's home to inspect a strange smell coming from their furnace. Upon inspection, I found a cracked heat exchanger, which is a dangerous situation. The customer opted to replace the furnace, even though it was an expensive repair, because they knew the danger of continuing to use the old, cracked unit.

I arrived at a customer's home to find that their AC unit was not working. I diagnosed the issue as a bad voltage regulator and replaced it in under 30 minutes. The customer was very happy with the service.

I was called to a home where the AC wasn't cooling. I found a bad compressor and quoted the customer a repair or replacement. The customer opted for the repair, and I'm starting now.