Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Services in Greenwood, IN

Conducted comprehensive heating maintenance on dual systems. Performed pressure testing with readings of 336 PSI on primary unit and temperature verification (100°F) on secondary system. Both systems inspected, tested, and confirmed operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed heating maintenance service where significant corrosion and rust were identified on metal components of the system. Replaced deteriorated fittings with new PVC components to prevent further degradation and ensure proper system operation. Corrosion remediation was completed to extend equipment lifespan and maintain efficient heating performance.

Completed free estimate for furnace replacement and evaluated existing HVAC system. Inspected exterior components including weathered outdoor AC unit on concrete pad with associated electrical connections and disconnect box. Noted current installation condition of utility connections and gas meter/regulator assembly mounted to exterior siding.

Conducted comprehensive system walkthrough for new homeowner concerned about constant geothermal system operation and high utility bills. Performed temperature measurements and control panel diagnostics, recording supply temperature at 72.6°F and control setting at 0.5. Provided detailed explanation of geothermal system operation, efficiency factors, and proper maintenance procedures to improve system performance.

Performed geothermal maintenance tune-up, including inspection of the blower motor assembly and electrical connections. Conducted temperature measurements using digital testing equipment to verify system operation. Customer opted to renew maintenance agreement.

Performed annual heating maintenance service on system. Inspected electronic control board and wiring connections, verifying all components were properly secured and functioning. No issues found with circuit board or wiring harness; system is operating within normal parameters.

Performed heating maintenance on Suite C's system per maintenance agreement. Checked and replaced 20x20x1 air filter. Measured temperature readings (52.3°F) on supply ductwork to verify proper system operation.

Responded to customer report of damaged outdoor unit with exposed wiring. Upon inspection, found AC condensing unit with partially detached access panel exposing control wiring (red, yellow, blue). Service included securing the panel and verifying all electrical connections were properly protected from weather exposure.

Performed scheduled furnace tune-up service, which included diagnostic testing showing temperature reading of 20.5°C. Inspected combustion assembly, electrical connections, and ventilation components. Customer advised they do not require filter replacement at this time.

Responded to no heat call and installed new furnace system. Inspected and tested temperature readings through digital measurement device. Connected control valve and wiring components to ensure proper system functionality.

Conducted diagnostic testing on system experiencing sensor reading issues. Utilized multimeter to verify electrical connections and readings at the control panel, measuring 56.92 volts. Customer reported backup heat functioning but suspected communication problems between indoor and outdoor units of the 8-year-old system.

Responded to service call regarding water leakage from condensation trap. Inspected PVC condensate drain system and found steady leak affecting furnace operation. Customer had been managing the issue by cleaning up water as needed. Resolved the drainage issue to restore proper furnace function.

Completed warranty service call to replace defective blower motor and wheel assembly. Disconnected existing wiring and removed failed components. Installed new OEM replacement parts that were on will call at Koch West. Reconnected all electrical terminals and verified proper system operation after installation.

Responded to no heat service call where customer reported intermittent furnace operation after manually disabling humidifier. Diagnostic testing revealed supply air temperature of 33.4°F, significantly below normal operating range. Verified thermostat was functioning correctly in heat mode with a 66°F setpoint while actual room temperature was 62°F. Restored proper heating operation by correcting humidifier integration with furnace control system.

Conducted routine heating maintenance service on system. Performed diagnostic testing with Fieldpiece meter showing reading of 346. Provided customer education on proper thermostat operation as requested.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on residential HVAC system, including inspection of evaporator coil assembly and outdoor condenser unit. Verified proper refrigerant levels, cleaned accessible components, and confirmed system operation within manufacturer specifications. Customer advised about maintenance plan renewal options for continued system reliability.

Performed routine heating tune-up on 4-year-old system. Inspected control board functionality with multimeter, verifying proper voltage readings at 4.06V. All wiring connections were verified secure and in good condition, with no issues found in the electrical control system.

Performed monthly heating maintenance service on customer's system. Used hex key to access internal components and specialized mechanical tool to adjust and calibrate equipment. All maintenance tasks completed according to manufacturer specifications.

Performed comprehensive 2025 heating maintenance service on system. Conducted diagnostic measurements with Fieldpiece instrument, recording readings of 333. Inspected equipment specifications and safety information, verified proper wiring connections, and examined conduit condition.

Diagnosed and serviced furnace experiencing high limit lockout (code 126). Inspected control board components and electrical connections, finding multiple issues with the circuit board including damaged capacitors and faulty relays. Replaced control board to resolve the recurring lockout condition.