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Customer had no heat in hall 5 and residents in that wing were very cold. Family Air diagnosed the problem to be a rusted out inducer motor assembly so the heat would not run. We replaced the rusted inducer motor assembly with a new one and the heat turned on and started heating that wing. Customer is extremely happy that we were able to fix so fast.
Customer called Family Air on a Sunday about an a/c unit that was leaking water due to a condensate leak and flooding the area around it. Family Air responded and was onsite in 1.5 hours. We found the main drain that the a/c drains into was clogged which wasn't allowing the a/c to drain. We cleared the main drain and tested by pouring lots of water down the drain. Everything is now draining properly at this time.
Received a call stating heat unit in hall 2 of the nursing home was not working. After a full diagnostic we found the gas valve and ignition board had failed. We replaced both components and heat came on. Tested heating cycle and everything is now working as intended.
A Grand Saline, TX homeowner called when their heating system stopped working. Our technician discovered the control board had failed, preventing the unit from igniting properly. Family Air HVAC Services replaced the faulty control board and tested the system thoroughly. The heating unit is now operating correctly and providing reliable warmth for the home.
Customer said residents in hall 5 were cold due to the heat not working. When Family Air arrived we found the unit for that hall was in a lock out. We took off the faulty part and cleaned out. The unit immediately turned on and started heating. We were successful is making the repair. Everybody is happy and will be much warmer now that the unit is working.
Customer called and stated that the dining room was cold. We went out and found a roof top unit was in lock out mode due to the flames rolling out of the heat exchanger area. After further investigation we found that the heat exchanger has holes in it which was causing the flames to roll out. The unit is unsafe in this condition and needs to be replaced. An estimate will be sent for replacement. Unit was left off at this time.
A local beauty shop in Grand Saline, Texas contacted us when their exhaust fan stopped working completely. Our technician arrived to assess the situation and quickly identified the problem. The fan motor had seized up and was no longer operational. We ordered the correct replacement parts for the specific fan model. Once the parts arrived, our team returned to the beauty shop to complete the repair. We installed the new fan motor and tested the system to ensure proper operation. The exhaust fan is now working perfectly again. The business can maintain proper ventilation and air quality for their customers and staff.