Affordable AC Repair in Los Angeles County with Warranty

I was called to a home to inspect a furnace that was not heating. Upon inspection, I found the gas shut-off valve was in the OFF position. After turning it back on, the furnace started heating. However, I detected a gas smell. Further inspection revealed the gas flex line was loose. I recommended re-sealing and properly tightening all gas line connections to ensure safe operation.

I am a highly skilled home service professional who recently completed a furnace tuneup for a client. During the tuneup, I inspected the furnace's operation and electrical controls and wiring. I also referred the client to a quote for a recommendation of repair and AC system replacement. I found no operation issues with the furnace, but I did provide pricing for repairing the flue pipe and adding insulated foam board to the return plenum space.

I was called to a home to inspect a furnace that was not working properly. Upon arrival, I found that the furnace was not producing any heat. I checked the thermostat and found that it was set to "off." I reset the thermostat and tested the furnace again. The furnace started to produce heat, but it was not reaching the desired temperature. I checked the air filter and found that it was dirty. I cleaned the air filter and tested the furnace again. The furnace started to produce heat at the desired temperature. I also checked the gas line and found that it was not leaking. I tested the furnace again and found that it was working properly. I gave the homeowner a detailed explanation of the problem and the steps I took to fix it. The homeowner was satisfied with the service and paid me for the work.

I was called to a home to inspect a heat pump that was not cooling. I checked the capacitor and the condensation pump, but they were both working fine. I then checked the control board and found that it was malfunctioning. I replaced the control board and the heat pump started cooling again. I called the distributor to get pricing on the control board.

I am an HVAC technician, and I recently completed a job at a client's house. The client reported that the power to the HVAC system was off, and when I arrived, I found that the older fan coil heat pump setup was not working. I checked the FAU breaker and found that it had tripped. I reset the breaker, and the system started working again. During my inspection, I noticed several issues with the unit. The system uses R22 refrigerant, which is obsolete and has a risk of water damage due to a lack of an SS2 safety switch. The blower motor was leaking oil, indicating that it would likely fail soon. The blower wheel was full of dirt and debris, which could cause further issues. The client stated that his friend performs maintenance, but it appears to be limited to basic filter changes. Based on these findings, I recommended a basic maintenance service to clean the blower, coil, and condensate line. I also suggested replacing the system due to its age and the need for newer, more efficient e

I was called to a home to replace a popped fuse and ensure the proper thermostat function. Upon arrival, I found that the fuse had blown due to a power surge. I replaced the fuse and tested the thermostat to ensure it was functioning correctly. I also checked the electrical wiring and replaced any damaged or frayed wires. Finally, I tested the thermostat and heating system to ensure they were working properly. The homeowner was very satisfied with the work and thanked me for my help.

I was called to a home to repair a furnace. Upon inspection, it was found that the inducer blower motor was not kicking on within the required 6 seconds. The system was giving an error code E1C. I checked the pressure transducer voltage and found that it was outside of the acceptable range. I recommended replacing the parts to ensure proper system operations. I also suggested that the inducer blower motor be diagnosed after the switch was replaced to check for any underlying issues. I received a 50% deposit and the remaining 50% upon arrival.

The text is a job description for a service call. The job is for a customer who has a draft motor, pressure switch, and pressure transducer that are under warranty. The customer has agreed to pay 50% of the cost of the parts and 50% upon completion of the job.

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I am a skilled professional that works for a Affordable Heating and Air company. I recently completed a job for a customer who needed a new Goodman 13.4 SEER 2-ton package unit installed. The job included removing the existing unit, providing and installing a new disconnect box, electrical power whip, flex gas line, sediment trap, Glencote seal, reconnecting to and blowing out existing condensation lines, providing a crane to transport the package unit to the roof, and including permits and title 24 HERS testing. The payment method was 10% deposit or up to $1000/70% upon crew arrival with equipment/20% upon start-up of the unit. The Goodman warranties included a 1-year labor warranty, 10-year limited warranty on parts, 10-year limited warranty on the compressor, and 20-year limited warranty on the heat exchanger.