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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.
Had a great experience with the furnace cleaning and service. The technicians were knowledgeable and friendly.
Did a great job. Explained very well.
Zach was an extremely knowledgeable person and was able to get my AC unit working within a few hours. He had a great process in troubleshooting the problem and gave me cool air again.
Zach was punctual and friendly, and explained possible causes for my issue. The whole company has been extremely responsive and knowledgeable.
Zachary was very nice and did a fantastic job. I really appreciate him
Zach was amazing and knowledgeable and friendly. He was able to troubleshoot and fix it a/c as well as get us a quote for a new system to replace and update our aging setup with less than ideal room. JB is now my go to HVAC contractor and I am looking forward to working with your company on our next project.
Service technician was courteous and informative when he was here to do the six month maintenance. Very very happy with the Service.
Our technician Zach was great. Very knowledgeable and friendly. He did a wonderful job. Highly recommend.
Top quality service as always
Took time to share what gets done when compressor is cleaned and answer questions I had about a service plan.
Zack is always super professional and does an amazing job!
Wonderful first visit. Knowledgeable and friendly. Looking forward to seeing them again for all of my HVAC needs. Thank you!
Great work - friendly, timely, personalized, and sincere. Would recommend to anyone.
Cleaned and serviced the furnace.
Replaced the faulty ECM motor under warranty. Checked the charge. Demonstrated how to change the humidifier pad.
Replaced the fan/limit control. Ran the furnace to ensure everything functions properly.
Replaced the condenser control board. Ran the system to make sure everything functions properly.
Checked the air filter. Brushed out the EZ trap. Sprayed pan and drain treatment on the evaporator coil drain pan/condensate line. Cleaned the condenser coil. Checked the condenser capacitor. Checked the amp draw. Checked the charge.
Found a blown fuse on the downstairs system. Found that the low-voltage wire going to the condenser was damaged (most likely by a weed whacker). Ran a new low-voltage wire and replaced the 3-amp fuse. Tested the system to ensure everything functions properly.
Checked the evaporator coil, condenser coil, lineset, and all braze joints; found no signs of oil and received no hits with the leak detector. The Schrader valves were not leaking. The service valves were not leaking. Checked the charge; the charge seemed fine. Ensured the house was locked before leaving.
Cut and removed the section of the supply and the section of the return duct board in the basement ceiling to access the leaking water line. Repaired leaking copper water line in the ceiling and support/strap drain line that is sagging in the same bay. Also repaired the 3-inch PVC drain line that was also leaking. Reinstalled sections of the removed duct board. Repaired the hot and cold line on top of the water heater with new 3/4" copper.
Replaced the blower motor, blower wheel, and capacitor. Wrapped the supply plenum per client request. Ran the system to ensure everything was working properly.
Found that the ECM blower motor in the furnace had failed. Ordered a new motor under warranty from our supply house.
Found the condenser not coming on. Checked the voltage; had no voltage at the contactor. Made sure nothing on the condenser was grounded. Found tripped breaker. Flipped the breaker back on, and the condenser started. Checked the charge. Visually inspected the condenser coil; found nothing wrong with the condenser at this time.
Replaced the evaporator coil under warranty. Installed a new coil door to accept the retrofit evaporator coil. Replaced the filter drier. Pressure tested with nitrogen. Pulled a vacuum to 280 microns. Checked the charge; charged 11oz of R410A refrigerant.
Need to replace the system.
Assessed heaters that need to be repaired. We'll need a lift to get to the two heaters that aren't working. We need to be able to get at least 20' in the air.
Installed a new blower motor and fan under warranty. Took a look at the ductwork in the attic per client request.
Installed client-supplied 1" Moen Flo. Supplied bushings to accommodate 1" Flo. Checked for leaks.
Replaced the blower motor, blower wheel, and capacitor. Wrapped the supply plenum per client request. Ran the system to ensure everything was working properly.
Checked the charge; the charge was good. The air filter is clean. Checked the static pressure; the static pressure was still slightly high. Removed the cap on the future basement return. Also found that the kitchen register was covered by cabinets. Removed the toe kick of the cabinet; the static pressure lowered to 0.46 in w.c. The client said they will cover their toe kick with a decorative grille. These are temporary repairs until the basement gets finished and we can add supply registers in the basement.
The line set running down the side of the house had a leak; fixed the leak.
The faulty condenser was leaking. Replaced with a new one. Pressure tested with nitrogen. Pulled a vacuum to 250 microns. Added 5 ozs of R454B refrigerant.
Found that the fan motor bearings are shot, causing the wheel to wobble when the fan runs. Recommend replacing the fan motor, blower wheel, and the blower capacitor
A/C service call.
Called mini split manufacturer tech support and diagnosed a bad IPM board on the condenser. Will need to return to install the new board.
Found that the condenser was tripping the low-pressure switch. Searched the evaporator coil and condenser for leaks. Found a leaking braze join on the compressor discharge line. Recovered the refrigerant. Repaired the braze joint and pressure tested the system; found no leaks. Pulled a vacuum to 310 microns. Charged system with 13lbs of R410A.
