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Name: Zach Magyar
Customers say: The reviews exhibit a positive overall sentiment, with recurring positive themes and sentiments. Customers frequently mention the knowledge, courtesy, and efficiency of the technicians, expressing satisfaction with the services provided. Positive reviews highlight the quality of the materials, the professionalism of the contractors and employees, and the exceptional work done. Customers also appreciate the transparency, hard work, and understanding demonstrated by the team. Additionally, the promptness, personalized attention, and sincerity of the services are frequently praised. Negative sentiments, if present, are not a clear, recurring trend, and are mentioned only if they represent a significant portion of the reviews. Overall, the reviews convey a positive impression of the company's services, with customers expressing satisfaction and recommending the company to others.
Sorry can’t rate cost because we need a new furance quote
He arrived early and figured out the problem and fixed it in no time! He also explained to us about the vip service cleanings that we think will benefit our needs. He also mentioned that you renovate bathrooms which is something we are planning on doing this year as well.
Zach was very knowledgeable and taught me what was wrong and how to fix it step by step. He is the type of employee you build your company around! Will rehire for future needs !
Awesome job! Super nice guys!
Zach was the man. He was very pleasant, explained everything thoroughly and he also did a very good job at teaching the apprentice/helper. Definitely provided excellent customer service and was a great representative of your company. Definitely deserves to be paid top dollar or if he's already making top dollar a a couple more dollars an hour on top of that.
Zach and his helper (Brad, I think) did a thorough job inspecting and providing maintenance to our gas boiler. While here they were quick, clean, and communicated well. Despite running behind in their day, the office staff and Zach himself were very clear in timing and apologized for the delay. We are grateful and blessed by the time they took making sure our home is heat-ready for the winter ahead. Thank you so much!
Zach is always very nice and knowledgeable.
Was punctual, pleasant, and very knowledgeable!
This is my first time using JB Plumbing. Zach did an amazing job. Very thorough. Very polite and courteous. I was impressed with his knowledge, especially with how old the boiler unit is. Excellent job all the way around!!!!
Zachary was great. We’ve used a few different hvac company in the past for repairs including full system replacement, but we haven’t had service yet since moving into our home last year. We live very close to the JB office, so I see the vans often when walking my dogs and figured I would give them a try. Schedule has been great. They are very prompt and accommodating. Zachary was professional, respectful, educational and great overall! Very happy we found a company we trust for our hvac and plumbing needs!
Had a great experience with the furnace cleaning and service. The technicians were knowledgeable and friendly.
Did a great job. Explained very well.
Lit the pilot light on the furnace. Cleaned some buildup on the flame sensor. The filter needs to be replaced; homeowner will supply and replace.
Furnace tune up.
Soot vacuumed the furnace and chimney. Checked the oil flow at the bleeder. Checked the air filter. Performed a combustion analysis.
Replaced the indoor blower motor on the front bedroom mini split. Ran the system through all stages and all speeds to ensure there was no noise. Tightened the screws on the cover of the back office mini split to stop it from making a noise.
Found that the condenser was not turning on. Checked the capacitor; found that the capacitor had failed. Replaced the capacitor with a Turbo capacitor. Checked the amp draw. Could not properly check the charge.
The main drain tubing was clogged, coming from the drain pan to the condensate pump. Brushed out the tubing and sucked the clog out with a shop vac. Cleaned out the algae in the drain pan and sprayed the pan with cleaner. Dumped the water down the drain to ensure everything was draining properly. Checked the air filter. Ensured that the electric heat and the heat pump were working properly.
VIP furnace cleaning.
Replaced nozzle, pump strainer, and oil filter. Soot vacuumed and brushed the boiler; the flue pipe and chimney were clean. Performed a combustion analysis. Adjusted the air shutter position to get proper combustion.
Replaced with a new nozzle and oil filter. Soot vacuumed and brushed out the boiler and chimney; the flue seems to be fine. Performed a combustion analysis. Bled all radiators.
Found the fuse popped on the outdoor disconnect. Made sure nothing was grounded. Checked the capacitor; found that the fan side of the capacitor had failed. Replaced the capacitor with a Turbo capacitor. Temporarily supplied and installed new fuses for the disconnect. Ensured everything was working properly.
Cleaned furnace.
Checked the air filter. Brushed out the burner box. Visually inspected the combustion chamber; it is rusty, but the technician did not find any cracks. Checked the temp rise. Performed a combustion analysis. Checked the condenser capacitors. Checked the amp draw. Checked the charge. Replaced the leaking Schrader on the suction line port. Washed the condenser coil. The system seems to be original to the house; everything is operating at this time.
Checked the air filter. Cleaned the flame sensor. Cleaned the burners and burner box. Made sure the condensate pump worked and that the drain wasn't clogged. Checked the temp rise. Performed the combustion analysis.
The unit is an older gravity-fed boiler. Made sure the flue wasn't blocked. Visually inspected the burners. Performed a combustion analysis. Demonstrated how to bleed the radiators.
Took apart the theater mini split and cleaned the IR sensor. Made sure all connections were tight and nothing was burnt. The remote still would not communicate with the system; contacted Fujitsu tech support. Checked the main floor unit. Changed the client-supplied air filter. Brushed out the condensate drain. Visually inspected the evaporator and condenser coils. Forced the unit into charge mode for 20 minutes to properly check the charge; charge is good. Found no faults with the main floor unit system.
Found an old A/C compressor not coming on. Checked the capacitor. Made sure the compressor wasn't grounded. tried a new hard start kit, but the compressor still wouldn't come on. Estimated for a new system.
Removed the old gas line. Hooked up the new gas line and dryer vent. Tested the gas pipe for leaks.
Disassembled and cleaned all burners. Cleaned the thermopile. Vacuumed the combustion chamber. Checked for gas leaks. Lit the pilot and ensured the radiators got hot.
The homeowner has three single-stage heat pumps with water coil backup heat and five zone wall-hung high-efficiency propane boiler with an indirect storage tank. Labeled all air handlers and condensers and noted the zoning of each air handler.
Changed the air filter (customer supplied). Cleaned the flame sensor. Checked the blower capacitor. Visually inspected the burners; the burners were clean. Checked the humidifier pad. Checked the temp rise. Performed a combustion analysis. Made sure the humidifier functioned properly.
Supplied and changed the air filter. Cleaned the flame sensor. Cleaned out the burner box. Blew out the condensate tubing and ensured the condensate pump works. The blower capacitor was low; replaced the blower capacitor with a Turbo 200 Mini. Performed a combustion analysis. Checked the temp rise. Adjusted a few dampers to try to improve the second floor's air flow.
