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Installed a new high efficiency Bryant humidifier

I was hired by a local HVAC contractor to perform a check-up on a furnace. The furnace was located in a residential home and had been experiencing issues with heating. During the check-up, I inspected the furnace for any signs of damage or wear and tear. I checked the thermostat, the blower motor, the air filter, and the combustion chamber. I also checked the gas line and the electrical connections. If any issues were found, I would recommend a repair or replacement of the furnace. I would provide a detailed estimate of the cost of the repair or replacement and answer any questions that the homeowner may have. After the check-up, I cleaned up the area and left the furnace running to ensure that it was working properly. I also provided the homeowner with a maintenance checklist to help them keep their furnace in good working condition. Overall, performing a check-up on a furnace is a critical part of maintaining a home's heating system. It can help prevent costly repairs and ensure

I was called to replace a capacitor on a residential air conditioner. I arrived at the job site and found that the capacitor was not working properly. I removed the old capacitor and replaced it with a new one. I then tested the system to ensure that the air conditioner was working properly.

I was hired to perform a leak seal on a residential air conditioner. The job involved removing the old sealant, cleaning the surface, and applying a new sealant to ensure proper insulation and prevent leaks. I used specialized tools and techniques to ensure a high-quality finish and to meet the customer's expectations. The job required careful attention to detail and a strong understanding of the air conditioner's system. I also took the time to explain the process to the customer and answer any questions they had. Overall, the job was successful, and the customer was satisfied with the results.

Just installed a Daikin heat pump package in Ferndale Michigan

I was working as an HVAC contractor when I received a call to seal ductwork on a rooftop unit. The unit was located on the roof of a commercial building and had been experiencing issues with air leaks. I arrived at the site and inspected the ductwork. It was clear that the ductwork needed to be sealed to improve energy efficiency and prevent air leaks. I used a sealant gun to apply a sealant to the seams and joints of the ductwork. The sealant was a high-quality, durable material that would provide a long-lasting seal. I also made sure to clean up any debris that had accumulated on the ductwork before sealing it. After sealing the ductwork, I tested it to ensure that it was working properly. I was pleased to see that the air leaks had been eliminated, and the unit was now operating more efficiently. The customer was happy with the results and thanked me for my work.

I am a skilled professional that works for a McCarver Mechanical Heating & Cooling company. I recently completed a job where I performed a city certification on a furnace and water heater. This certification ensures that the equipment meets the necessary safety standards and regulations for installation and operation in the city. To complete the certification, I first inspected the equipment to ensure it was in good working condition and met the required specifications. I then conducted a series of tests to measure the efficiency and performance of the furnace and water heater. These tests included measuring the heating output, cooling output, and water flow rate. Once the tests were complete, I submitted the certification application to the city's building department. The application included a detailed report of the tests and a copy of the equipment's installation and maintenance records. The city's building department reviewed the application and issued a certificate of complianc

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A/c maintenance

I recently completed a residential A/C maintenance job on a Rheem unit. The first step was to inspect the unit to check for any visible damage. Next, I cleaned the condenser coil and the evaporator coil using a coil cleaner solution. I also checked the refrigerant level and charged the system if necessary. Finally, I tested the operation of the A/C unit and made any necessary repairs.