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Name: Zach Magyar
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.
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
Thank you so much for this 5-star review. We really appreciate you being a customer and helping to share the word about us. We’re here for you anytime.
Zach did a terrific job. He was very knowledgeable and socialable. He was very easy to talk too and a pleasure to deal with. Knowing Zach will take care of any issues with my heater and air conditioner make me feel at ease.
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.
Quick, Efficient and Zach is very helpful!!
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
We're so glad you had a positive experience with us. Thank you for your kind words and support.
Response from JB Plumbing HVAC & Construction Division:
Your positive feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to leave a review.
Commercial or home they can handle it all. Good honest company and Zach was great!
I've always found the technicians to be both courteous & thorough when providing customer service.
Zach came out to check my AC and was very friendly and professional. He explained everything to me so I could understand. He was very knowledgeable and took care of the problem very efficiently! I would highly recommend JB!
Zach is great. Punctual, friendly, knowledgeable and cleans up when he is finished!
Zach did a fantastic job. Went through his process and explained everything in simple terms. Would recommend again and again!
Zach is the best. Very professional but very informative.
Zack is awesome as always.
AC maintenance. Checked the air filter. Cleaned condensate drain. Cleaned the condenser. Checked condenser capacitor. Checked resistance on the contactor. Checked amp draw. Checked charge.
VIP Service Plan. Performed combustion analysis. Electronic component checked. Changed filter. Cleaned flame sensor. Checked capacitor. Checked blower capacitor. Checked the refrigerant charge. Checked capacitor on condenser. Checked amp draw. Visually inspected condenser coil and brushed off some minor dirt.
The controller for the attic fan is a thermostat/humidistat. The fan is running because of the humidity level in the attic. Turned the humidity setting off, and the fan stopped running. Set the humidity level to 80% and the temperature setting to 90 degrees.
Vip Service Plan: Performed combustion analysis. Electronic component checked. Cleaned flame sensor. Checked capacitor. Checked blower capacitor. Checked the refrigerant charge. Checked capacitor on condenser. Checked amp draw. Washed the condenser.
Found the fuse tripped on the furnace. Isolated the condenser wire, and the fuse stayed on. Found low-voltage wire nicked, causing a short. Repaired the wire. Also found the contactor had failed because of the shorted low-voltage wire. Replaced the contactor. Checked the air filter. Checked charge.
Everything seemed tested okay. After running for an hour, the system flashed 88. Found that the incoming power was dropping out. Did not have 240V at the disconnect. Heard arcing in the electric panel. Left disconnect in the off position.
Air adjustment vanes were all snapped off. Removed broken pieces. Cleaned air filters. Need to return once the part comes in.
Found that the mini split was leaking water. Air filters were dirty, and the drain was clogged. Cleaned filters and shop vacuumed the drain to remove the clog. Checked charge. The system is low on charge. Searched for leaks and found a leaking Schrader valve with no cap at the service port. Removed remaining refrigerant and charged 2 lbs 2 oz of R410A. Checked charge again (good). Added a locking refrigerant cap.
Follow-up from winter HVAC installation to ensure the A/C is running properly.
Follow-up from winter HVAC installation to ensure the A/C is running properly.
Tune Up: Checked refrigerant charge levels and airflow. Checked for refrigerant leaks. Checked for secure physical connections of individual parts. Ensured all electrical connections are sound and components are working properly. Checked and ran the capacitor for bulging and/or unusual markings or color. Checked and cleaned the condensate drainage system. Cleaned and adjusted blower components. Checked the air filter.
Tune Up: Checked refrigerant charge levels and airflow. Checked for refrigerant leaks. Checked for secure physical connections of individual parts. Ensured all electrical connections are sound and components are working properly. Checked and ran the capacitor for bulging and/or unusual markings or color. Checked and cleaned the condensate drainage system. Cleaned and adjusted blower components. Checked the air filter.
Checked refrigerant charge levels and airflow. Checked for refrigerant leaks. Checked for secure physical connections of individual parts. Ensured all electrical connections are sound and components are working properly. Checked and ran capacitor for bulging and/or unusual markings or color. Checked and cleaned condensate drainage system. Cleaned and adjusted blower components. Checked air filter.
Performed combustion analysis. Electronic component checked. Changed filter (standard). Cleaned flame sensor. Checked capacitor. Checked blower capacitor. Checked the refrigerant charge. Checked capacitor on condenser. Checked amp draw.
I found a dirty condenser and a tripped high-pressure switch. I reset the high-pressure switch. I checked the charge. I found the unit low on refrigerant. I checked for refrigerant leaks. I got small hits but could not confirm a leak in the coil. The customer wants two estimates: one to replace the a/c only and one to replace everything.
Checked the air filter. Checked ECM blower speed settings. Made sure the blower wheel was clean. Checked charge. The client stated they had a dirty filter before changing it. The coil froze and has since thawed out. Everything seems normal now.
Checked refrigerant charge levels and airflow. Checked for refrigerant leaks. Checked for secure physical connections of individual parts. Ensured all electrical connections are sound and components are working properly. Checked and ran capacitor for bulging and/or unusual markings or color. Checked and cleaned condensate drainage system. Cleaned and adjusted blower components. Checked air filter.
Checked refrigerant charge levels and airflow. Checked for refrigerant leaks. Checked for secure physical connections of individual parts. Ensured all electrical connections are sound and components are working properly. Checked and ran capacitor for bulging and/or unusual markings or color. Checked and cleaned condensate drainage system. Cleaned and adjusted blower components. Checked air filter.
Everything seemed tested okay. After running for an hour, the system flashed 88. Found that the incoming power was dropping out. Did not have 240v at disconnect. Heard arcing in the electric panel. Left disconnect in the off position.
Checked refrigerant charge levels and airflow. Checked for refrigerant leaks. Checked for secure physical connections of individual parts. Ensured all electrical connections are sound and components are working properly. Checked and ran capacitor for bulging and/or unusual markings or color. Checked and cleaned condensate drainage system. Cleaned and adjusted blower components. Checked air filter.
Performed combustion analysis. Electronic component checked. Changed filter (standard). Cleaned flame sensor. Checked capacitor. Checked blower capacitor. Checked the refrigerant charge. Checked capacitor on condenser. Checked amp draw.
