We all love that (ahhh) feeling of getting into a hot shower after a long day. To ensure that (ahh) feeling doesn’t turn into an (oh Mann) feeling due to water heater issues, Precision can preform a routine Flush out and inspection of the water heater. No matter the size and age of the water heater. A routine flush and inspection can keep that heater running for years to come. A routine inspection and flush is recommended to be performed at least once a year.

Some of the Benefits of a flush and inspection:

Cleans Out Sediment. The number one culprit behind water heater failure is sedimentary build up within the tank. ...

Reduce Water Heater Noise. ...

Improve Heating Speeds. ...

Reduce Energy Costs. ...

Avoid Foul Odors From Stagnant Water.

Extend equipment life

Ensure warranty protection

When scheduled Precision Will complete the filling steps during the multi point inspection and flush.

-Flush out the tank

-Inspect gas connections

-Inspect pilot

-Inspect thermocoupling

-Inspect flue pipe

-Inspect for any leaks

-inspect for signs of rust or future tank failure

-inspect burners

-Inspect gas valve (adjust if needed)

-Inspect boiler drain

-Inspect pressure and temperature relief valve

-Inspect for any safety issues

-Inspect Recirculating pump (if applicable)

-Inspect expansion tank (if applicable)

-Fill tank

-Update inspection label

-Clean up after tune-up

Tankless hot water heaters are great for people who want energy efficiency and hot water on demand. They are compact in size, and they are quickly becoming the best choice for water heaters for both residential and businesses. It is important that if you own a tankless hot water heater, that you do proper water heater maintenance on it. Doing routine maintenance can help your water heater to last beyond twenty years.

Mineral build up over the year on the heat exchanger can cause damage to the heater. If the home has hard water the build up collects even faster. Damage due to mineral build up is not covered under the warranty.

-Flush the system with descaling chemical

-Flush system after chemical with filtered water

-Clean air filter

-Clean water filter

-Clean the tank

-Inspect water connections

-Inspect gas connections

-Inspect flu pipe

-Inspect shut off valves

-Inspect temperature controls

-inspect wiring

-Update inspection label

-Inspect pressure and temperature relief valve

-Inspect expansion tank (if applicable)

-Clean up after tune-up

-Inspect entire furnace for safety issues

-Inspect heat exchanger and vacuum out minor rust deposits

-Pull Blower assembly or inspect the blower wheel and motor

-Visual inspection of evaporator coil

-Inspect and clean burners

-Vacuum out minor rust around burners

-Check ignition controls

-Clean flame sensor

-Measure temperature rise

-Measure blower amps

-Check blower capacitor

-Inspect flue pipe

-Test main limit switch

-Test flame rollout switches

-Test all Safety controls

-Test gas valve operation

-Check gas connections at furnace

-Check gas valve pressure

-Test fan control

-Test door switch

-Check all electrical connections

-Check low voltage connections

-Measure high voltage to furnace

-Test inducer assembly

-Test pressure switch

-Check thermostat operation

-Update inspection label

-Clean up after completion of tune-up

-Inspect entire air conditioning system for issues

-Inspect blower assembly

-Check blower capacitor

-Measure blower amps

-Inspect heat exchanger

-Inspect evaporator coil

-Check refrigerant charge

-Tighten all refrigerant service valve caps and covers

-Inspect condenser coil

-Clean out debris from bottom of condenser

-Inspect fan blade

-Flush condensate drain line

-Check all drain safety switches

-Measure temperature difference across evaporator coil

-Check low and high pressure switches

-Test high voltage at disconnect and condenser

-Check all electrical connections

-Check low voltage connections

-Test compressor run and start capacitors

-Check compressor terminal connections

-Check thermostat operation

-Inspect flue pipe

-Clean up after tune-up

Depending on how ofter a certain issue arises, we can set up a plan on how often a drain clean would be needed. For example biannually or annually. No matter if its a kitchen line getting frequently clogged, bathroom shower or main drain line; Precision can set up a proper maintenance schedule to keep the line working properly.

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The homes sump pump is one of the most important parts of a plumbing system. A sump pump is a submersible device installed in a sump pit dug at the lowest point of your house, such as the basement or crawl space. This small but important addition to your home helps prevent your basement from flooding. Here’s how it works: Most of the time, the pump is on standby, simply waiting until it’s needed. When it begins to rain heavily, the soil around your house becomes oversaturated. Excess groundwater funnels toward the sump pit, and it begins to fill with water. This activates the sump pump float switch and turns on the pump.

Over time the pump pit can fill with debris. This debris can sometimes get pumped into the propeller of the pump and cause it to jam, leading to thousands of dollars in damages due to flooding.

Our maintenance package for the sump pump includes the following

-Pulling out the pump

-Cleaning the pit and removing debris

-inspecting float switch

-inspecting condition of the pump

-checking proper operation of the check valve

-Reinstalling the pump

-Inspecting pit cap

-Testing for proper output

-Updating inspection label

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