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Name: Josh Reeser
Customers say: The provided content describes the overall sentiment of the reviews as positive. The reviews mention friendly and nice individuals, professional and skilled technicians, quick and efficient service, respectful and informative individuals, and satisfaction with the quality of the work. There are also mentions of positive experiences with scheduling, billing, and customer service. However, there are also a few negative reviews that mention issues with scheduling, billing, and customer service. Overall, the sentiment is positive, with more positive reviews than negative ones.
Great end results
The crew was great. They came in, quickly got the job done with no disruptions and were very polite and respectful.
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
We’re so happy you loved your experience and can’t wait to have you back for your next service appointment.
The team was very easy to get in contact with, very clean, answered all my questions, did everything we asked for. Best price (and we looked around) and great finance opportunity.
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
We’re delighted to hear about your recent experience with us and we’re so pleased that you recommend our services.
Fast and efficient process and service from start to finish!
Appointment was for them to come out and measure to get an initial estimate. The two young gentlemen that met with me were very nice, Professional.
The technicians are always so friendly and respectful. It's always a pleasure working with JB Plumbing
Quick and professional, definitely recommend!
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
We're delighted to hear that you had a positive experience with us. Thank you for your kind words.
Guys were great. Barely knew they were here and gone. Everything was left clean and like new. Appreciate the work and help!
Will recommend JB HVAC to friends and family. Team showed up on time. Immediately start working to remove and install a new Air Conditioning unit. When they ran into problems, they worked well together to resolve. Great job Josh, Brad, Jacob and Brad! Were great with our dogs. Even making sure they were on the porch before leaving.
Right on time! Clean efficient work! Very satisfied. Would definitely call again!
On time. Thought through project . Will review JB bid when recvd
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave an excellent rating. We really appreciate your business.
We installed a new 97% 2-Stage 70,000 BTU gas furnace with a variable speed blower motor. The A/C was a 3-ton condenser with an A-Coil. We re-used the line set and the PVC flues. We also reused the media air filter. The rest was replaced.
Installed brand new HVAC system in the basement to heat and cool the entire home.
The back draft damper on the fan housing was rubbing, causing a ticking noise. Sprayed with WD40 and scraped away some of the paint to stop the damper from making noise. Ran the fan for 10 minutes and asked the customer if the noise was gone. Also looked at the furnace blower making a noise.
We cut a 5-inch take-off into the trunk duct. Ran duct from the takeoff to the register boot.
Installed a new 96% Ducane gas furnace with a 16 SEER A/C system.
Estimate to replace one exhaust fan.
Estimate to install a Matching condenser and A-Coil for the furnace that is currently installed.
Fill for A/C.
Installed a new 2.5-ton heat pump system.
Replaced the Supply and Return with a Metal Duct.
Found that the inducer in the furnace was bad. Supplied and installed a new inducer.
Installed a new 96% gas furnace, 110,000 BTU with a 4-ton A-Coil and a 3.5-ton 16 SEER A/C system.
Replace both A/C condensers and A-coils. Also, replaced the 3/4" PVC and the plenum above the A-Coil. Also, replaced the Disconnect and whips outside.
Installed a 16 SEER 4-TON A/C condenser with a 4 4-ton air Handler. Installed a new pad, disconnect, and whip at the outdoor unit. The indoor has a new air base under it with a 4" Media filter. Ran a new line set from inside to the outside unit as well.
Installed a new 96% gas furnace, 70,000 BTU, and a 16 SEER A/C system with A-Coil.
Installed a new 96% gas furnace with a 16 SEER A/C system and A-coil. Replaced the return drop with a new piece of metal duct and added a media filter. Set a new plastic pad, disconnect, and whip. Ran new 2" PVC pipe for the flues and capped off the line that went to the chimney.
Estimate for removing 2 wall cabinets in the kitchen and valance over the kitchen window. Disconnect the range hood. After duct work is installed, provide and install plywood over the hole in the soffit, reinstall the cabinets, and reinstall the range hood.
Completed furnace maintenance by inspecting the heat exchanger for cracks, cleaning the burner assembly, and testing the flame sensor. Lubricated the blower motor and replaced the air filter to improve airflow. I also verified the thermostat calibration for accurate temperature control. The furnace is now performing efficiently and is prepared for the upcoming colder months.
Completed AC tune-up on Lennox XC25 variable-speed system. Cleaned condenser coil with coil bright. Tightened all electrical connections. Tested capacitors: all within 5% of rated values. Checked TXV operation: 10°F superheat, 12°F subcooling. Cleaned condensate drain with CO2 tablets. Replaced UV lamp in air handler. Verified proper charge using approach method. System now operating at peak efficiency.
Performed an HVAC replacement by removing an outdated system and installing a new unit. Disconnected the old equipment and installed the new air handler, condenser, and thermostat. Connected the refrigerant lines and charged the system with R-410A refrigerant. Tested the entire system to ensure it was running efficiently and delivering lasting comfort.
Responded to an emergency plumbing call for a burst pipe in the basement late last night. Upon arrival, I shut off the main water supply to prevent further flooding. Repaired the burst section by cutting out the damaged pipe and installing a new Pex pipe with crimp fittings. After completing the repair, I restored water flow and checked for any other potential issues.
Conducted site assessment for front porch remodeling project. Evaluated existing structure, noting load-bearing elements and potential code issues. Calculated square footage for new decking and railing materials. Assessed electrical requirements for outdoor lighting and GFCI outlets. Determined optimal joist spacing and beam sizes based on local building codes. Factored in frost-line depth for new footings. Compiled detailed material list and labor estimates. Provided homeowner with comprehensive quote, including permits and timeline for project completion.
Responded to AC malfunction in Reading, PA. Diagnosed Carrier 24ABB360A003 3-ton unit with low cooling output. Pressure testing revealed refrigerant leak at evaporator coil. Utilized Fieldpiece SRL8 to pinpoint leak location. Evacuated remaining R-410A (weight: 4.2 lbs). Replaced evaporator coil with Aspen CAUF3642C6CT. Pressure tested new installation to 450 PSI with nitrogen. Evacuated system to 250 microns using Yellowjacket 93600 vacuum pump. Recharged with 6.5 lbs of R-410A as per manufacturer specs. Adjusted TXV for 10°F superheat. Cleaned condenser coil with Nu-Calgon 4291-08 coil cleaner. Replaced 45/5 μF dual capacitor. Final testing showed 20°F delta-T across coil and 13.8 SEER performance. System now operating at optimal efficiency.
Repaired a water heater by replacing the faulty thermocouple. Shut off the gas supply and removed the burner assembly. Detached the old thermocouple and installed a new one, ensuring proper alignment with the pilot light. Reassembled the burner unit, reconnected the gas line, and tested the system. Verified that the pilot light remained lit and the water heater functioned correctly, restoring reliable hot water service.
Today I performed annual maintenance on a Rinnai RU199iN residential tankless water heater. First, I flushed the heat exchanger by connecting pump-flushing attachments to the cold and hot water ports. A descaling solution was circulated through the heat exchanger tubing to remove built-up mineral deposits. Next, I disassembled the burner assembly and cleaned the flame rod sensors using an emery cloth. The air intake filter was replaced with a new OEM filter element. All electrical components like the igniter, solenoid valves, and control board were inspected. Finally, I inspected the exhaust venting for any obstructions or leaks. The unit was fired up and combustion analyzed to ensure proper fuel-air mixture. Operations were verified per manufacturer specifications before reassembling the heater cover.
