Comprehensive HVAC Services in Eagle River, WI

Performed annual prepaid maintenance on the furnace, including a combustion analysis (O2 10.5%, CO 20 ppm, CO2 5.9%) and visual inspection of the blower assembly, which showed a clean squirrel-cage wheel and housing with no rust, damage, or breakage. Installed a complimentary 16x25 filter. No deficiencies or repairs were identified.

Replaced the collector box on the gas-fired heating unit. Following installation, the inducer assembly, flue connections, and associated wiring were inspected and secured. The replacement was completed successfully with no issues noted.

Installed a new 1" gas regulator rated for up to 600,000 BTU on the exterior gas line, cutting into the existing piping to integrate the regulator assembly. Performed a leak check on all new connections, adjusted the regulator to the correct outlet pressure, and verified proper operation of all connected appliances.

Inspected the hydronic baseboard heating unit in the bedroom reporting no heat and found the cover removed, exposing a heavily dust-laden, bent, and crumpled fin-tube element with a severely corroded pipe fitting showing verdigris and dark residue indicative of a long-term moisture leak or seepage. The restricted fin-tube airflow and deteriorated fitting connection were identified as the cause of the loss of heat output in this zone, and the unit was documented with photos for repair recommendation.

Performed annual furnace tune-up, including a combustion analysis with a handheld analyzer (O2 10.6%, CO 26 ppm, CO2 6.8%) to verify safe, proper burner operation. Inspected the blower compartment, which showed a light, uniform layer of dust on the blower housing and squirrel-cage wheel with no damage or abnormal conditions noted, and confirmed the system operating normally at completion.

Responded to a no-heat call on a 3-year-old wall-mounted gas boiler located in the garage. Inspected the burner compartment and found the flame sensor rod and ignitor assembly heavily oxidized and sooty, which can cause flame-sensing failure and ignition lockout. Visually inspected the boiler, venting, expansion tank, circulator pump, and supply/return piping and found no leaks, corrosion, or damage.

Completed annual maintenance inspection on 4-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including electrical component inspection, capacitor testing, and contactor evaluation; all components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Completed annual prepaid inspection on mini-split AC system. Found condenser coil heavily soiled with dirt and debris accumulation, which reduces system efficiency and heat transfer capability. Documented conditions with photos showing dirty evaporator coil fins and air intake grille with dust buildup and debris.

Completed annual preventative maintenance inspection on air conditioning system under prepaid maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including electrical connections, capacitor inspection, and control panel assessment. All components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted or repairs required at this time.

Completed annual preventive maintenance inspection on air conditioning system as part of prepaid maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including blower assembly inspection and combustion analysis testing. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted or repairs required at this time.

Responded to no heat call on aging rooftop unit. Upon inspection, discovered pressure sensing tube had disconnected from its port, preventing proper system operation. Documented equipment condition showing significant corrosion and wear consistent with age, and contacted Trane for replacement part pricing to restore heating functionality.

Completed annual preventive maintenance tune-up on air conditioning system. Inspected and tested capacitor, contactor, and all electrical connections, confirming proper operation and secure wiring throughout the unit. Provided preventive maintenance recommendations to ensure optimal system performance.

Responded to callback for noisy AC unit following recent installation. Upon inspection, found condenser coil heavily soiled with debris accumulation and unit experiencing condensation issues. Cleaned condenser coil, verified proper drainage, and confirmed unit operation with reduced noise levels after service.

Removed and replaced failed transformer with new 40VA transformer. All electrical connections were properly terminated and secured. System tested and operating normally upon completion.

Completed annual preventative maintenance inspection on furnace system. Diagnosed failed blower motor during inspection and successfully replaced motor to restore proper system operation. Verified blower assembly and squirrel cage fan are functioning correctly with no unusual wear or debris accumulation.

Completed annual prepaid maintenance inspection on boiler system. All components inspected and found to be in proper working order with no issues identified or repairs required at this time.

Responded to service call for high humidity and mold issues in loft area of log cabin structure. Assessed indoor air quality conditions and ventilation system performance. Customer reported dehumidifier filling rapidly, indicating excessive moisture levels in the space. Evaluated existing HVAC system including mini-split unit and whole home humidifier operation. Documented interior and exterior conditions of loft area, noting log construction and current ventilation provisions. Provided professional recommendations for improved air circulation and humidity control solutions to address ongoing moisture concerns and prevent further mold growth.

Completed annual prepaid maintenance on air conditioning system. Found and replaced dirty air filter. Inspected blower motor assembly and electrical components including CoreSense diagnostic module for Copeland scroll compressor and capacitor. All wiring connections verified secure and system operating within normal parameters.

Completed annual preventative maintenance inspection on air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive system check including inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and internal components. All wiring terminals verified secure, motor operation confirmed normal, and unit found to be in proper working condition with no issues identified.

Responded to urgent callback regarding wildlife intrusion through recently installed mini split system penetration. Upon arrival, confirmed bats were entering residence through inadequate sealing around refrigerant line set and condensate drain penetration at rear exterior wall. Pest control had previously identified the mini split piping entry point as the access location. Inspected penetration and found existing sealant had failed, leaving gaps sufficient for wildlife entry. Applied additional clear silicone sealant over existing material to fully seal all openings around copper line set and drain piping where they enter the structure. Verified complete coverage of all gaps and voids at wall penetration point. Documented conditions with photographs showing before and after sealing work. System remains operational with no impact to refrigerant lines or drainage function.