Chud has provided air conditioning, heating, water heater, air quality and duct cleaning services to the residents of Jamison, PA and the surrounding areas since 1970! We’re committed to providing first class air conditioning service to all of our clients.
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Great winter tune up
Greg - Jamison, PA 18929
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for the 5 star review.
Excellent Service
Luc - Jamison, PA 18929
Paul came out on a Sunday and quickly spotted the issue. Within two hours he resolved the problem. He was quick, kind and efficient. Thank you Paul for keeping it cool.
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Luc & Valecia thank you for the 5 star review, we are grateful that you chose Chud.
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George - Jamison, PA 18929
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
George & Priscilla, thank you for leaving Chud a 5 star review!
Shane A.
Installed red link wireless thermostat, Merv11 air cleaner on the Coleman system. This also includes a 2 year maintenance agreement for the furnace, air filters. Job is completed systems are tested and working properly at this point. Lennox- red link Also performed a maintenance I cleaned the flame sensor. Cleaned the burner rack and blower motor housing. Did a amp check on the inducer motor and blower motor both meet the furnace name plate. Ohm the HSI it was at 40 which is in range. Model # EL280UH070E36A - 03 Serial # 5922H31066 Manufacturer Coleman MERV filter Model # TG8S060A12 Serial # W1D7657177
Keith R.
Performed a first floor dryer vent cleaning. Dryer vent, duct, flex hose and lint trap are all clear of lint and debris at this time. Dryer is functioning properly at this time and exhaust flow is optimal. Recommend dryer vent cleaning every 1-2 years. Thank you for your business! This was free with install
Paul T.
Came out to verify what furnace needed a thermostat. Upon inspection I found that the Lennox furnace model #EL280UH070E36A - 03, serial #5922H31066. Upon inspection I found that I did put the temporary thermostat on the wrong system. That being said the furnace is still not getting the call for heat at the thermostat. I inspected all the wiring and fuses. The system has 24volts at the furnace but not at the thermostat. This indicates a break in the thermostat wire. Since the wire runs to the second floor the cheapest option is to install a red link thermostat. Chud is currently waiting on parts for the repair. I have a temporary thermostat installed so the homeowner can have heat on the second floor. N/c The new red link thermostat is for the Lennox system and the air cleaner is for the Coleman system.
Keith R.
Performed a rooftop dryer vent cleaning. Dryer vent,duct, flex hose and lint trap are all clear of lint and debris at this time. Dryer is functioning properly at this time and exhaust flow is optimal. Recommend dryer vent cleaning every 1-2 years. Thank you for your business!
Paul T.
Came out today to perform preventative maintenance on a Coleman furnace model #TG8S060A12 serial #W1D7657177. Upon arrival I had the homeowner turn the temperature up on the thermostat on the second floor. After waiting ten minutes I went up to the thermostat and found it had no power. I checked for 24 volts at the furnace. The furnace was receiving 24 volts. I jumped the system out by jumping w and R and the system fired right up. I have determined that there is a break in the thermostat wire. This system will need a Honeywell red link wireless thermostat to operate. There is no way to fish a new line from the second floor to the basement. I have presented all options to the homeowner. The homeowner chose the economy plus package. Chud will have to contact the homeowner with an install date once parts are acquired.I was able to wire a t1 thermostat to the system at the furnace. I did this so the homeowner could have heat on the second flooring. No pm could be performed charge diagnos
Keith R.
Performed a rooftop dryer vent cleaning and removed a clogged piece of chicken wire in the roof cap. Dryer vent,duct,flex hose and lint trap are all clear of lint and debris at this time. Dryer is functioning properly and exhaust flow is optimal. Recommend dryer vent cleaning every 1-2 years. Thank you for your business!
Frank B.
Performed preventative maintenance for heat pump system. Replaced the standard 20x20x1 air filter. Inspected all the electrical components. Confirmed proper high and low voltages. Inspected all wiring for electric heat and made sure it didn’t gave any damaged or high resistant melting. Heat kit looked good. Tested the amp draw for the blower, compressor and fan motor. All were operating within the manufacturer specs. System had a heat rise of 32° in heat pump mode. System had a heat rise to 51° using electrical heat. Performed a humidifier service in a bypass humidifier. Replaced the #35 panel and cleaned housing. System is operating properly at this time. Model #FB4CNF060 Serial #1911A86989
Matthew M.
Installed Lenox equipment, project included new high voltage whip to the condenser, installed new condenser pad. Adapted to refrigerant lines and used r-11 acid flushed. Adapted to supply and return added 16x25x4 filter rack. Adapted to high voltage added new switch receptacle. Installed new condensate pump with new vinyl. Ran new flu pipe and adapted to gas line. Reused thermostat. System is tested and working properly at this time.
Paul T.
Came out today to perform a leak inspection on a system that has been low on refrigerant multiple times now. Dye was injected on 5/22. Removed the fan from the condenser and started searching for a leak using a uv light and an electronic leak detector. I received no hit at the condenser. I moved to the evaporator coil’s and removed the access panel. There I found that the system was starting to freeze. I also found traces of uv dye in the drain pan and coming off of one of the elbows of the evaporator coil. This tells me that there is a leak in the evaporator coil’s. The system is from 2012 and is in rough shape. My professional opinion the system should be replaced . I do not recommend running the system, it would just freeze due to lack of refrigerant. The system is for the second floor. Furnace model #CNPVP2417ATAACAA, serial #1312X18671 carrier. Evaporator coil model #cnpvp2417ataacaa, serial #1312x18671. Condenser model #116BNA024000BAAA, serial #0712E18287.
Paul T.
Came out today for a Trane system not cooling. Upon inspection I found that the system was very low on refrigerant. I began to check all the connections for leaks. There was a small pin hole leak. I isolated the refrigerant into the condenser then closed both service valves. I recovered any left over refrigerant that was in the line set. I brazed the pin hole leak and pressure tested. The system held the pressure so I continued pulling a vacuum and recharging the system. I had to add 4lbs of 410-a refrigerant.
Jonathan C.
Installed new 40 gallon gas water heater. Adapted to hot and cold water lines. Replaced all flu pipe up to the chimney. An adapted to gas line. And added new gas shut off valve. System is tested and working properly at this time. System is financed.
Jonathan C.
Installed new Trane equipment. Project included new condenser pad. With new high voltage wire to the condenser. Used r-11 acid flush on refrigerant line an adapted to them. Adapted to supply and return duct work. Reused high voltage and low voltage wiring. Flushed out drain lines with nitrogen and adapted to old drain line. Ran new flu pipe up to the chimney. Adapted to gas line. Filter size 12x20x1. Installed new t4 thermostat. System is tested and working properly at this time. JC recommended new water heater and expansion tank. Customer is going to speak to wife about replacement of water heater.
Keith R.
Performed air duct cleaning and sanitation on a 5 bedroom 2 system house. All vents and ductwork are clear of dust and debris at this time. Both systems are functioning properly at this time. Recommend duct cleaning every 3-4 years. Performed a first floor dryer vent cleaning. Dryer vent, duct, flex hose and lint trap are all clear of lint and debris at this time. Dryer is functioning properly at this time. Recommend dryer vent cleaning every 1-2 years. Thank you for your business!
Sebastian R.
Performed preventative maintenance on Lennox AC system. Replaced 16x25x1 air filter. Tested evaporator coil pan and condensate line for proper drainage. Temperature split was 0° and a low refrigerant charge was discovered. Quoted customer for 3 pounds of refrigerant and easy seal and die and performed the work. Charged 3 lbs. of R410-A and applied the easy seal and die to the unit. This system was rated for a subcool of 7. After charging 3 lbs of refrigerant the subcool was at 7 and the system was accurately charged. There is now a supply air temperature of 52° with a temperature split of 18°. Compressor- 5.6 RLA Condenser fan motor- 0.6 FLA. Both of these readings are within the amperage rating for this unit.
Frank B.
Performed preventative maintenance for 2 air conditioning systems side by side in the basement. Inspected all the electrical components. Confirmed proper high and low voltages. Customer recently replaced both air filters (2-16x25x1). Tested the amp draw of the blowers, compressors and fan motors. All were operating within the manufacturer specs. Tested the temperature split between the supply and return. The 1st floor system is operating at a 20° differential and the 2nd floor system is operating at a 10° differential. The second floor system has been having issues. 2 years ago we added refrigerant and it has leaked out. This time we are adding EZ Seal dye/sealant with 2lbs R410A refrigerant. System ended up with a temperature split of 20° on a 55° day with a subcooling of 9.7°. Customer would like to follow up at end of the season to make sure everything is ok or if the system needs a repair. Inspected the gravity drains to 2 separate condensate pumps.
Keith R.
Performed dryer vent cleaning. Dryer vent, duct, flex hose and lint trap are all clear of lint and debris at this time. Dryer is functioning properly at this time. Recommend dryer vent cleaning every 1-2 years. Thank you for your business!
Paul T.
Performed preventative maintenance for a Coleman furnace. I observed the system starting normally. I took a combustion analysis test and got the following readings, o2 is at 17%, co is at 3ppm and the system is operating at 77% efficiency. The amp draw for the inducer motor and blower motor are within normal range. Observed the system shut down normally once it reached the desired temperature. Removed and cleaned carbon off of the flame sensor. Cleaned out the burners and burner box. Checked all electrical components needed for heating. Replaced the air filter 16x25x1. The system is operating properly at this time. Performed preventative maintenance for a carrier furnace. I observed the system starting normally and took a combustion analysis test and got the following readings, o2 is 15%, co is at 9ppm and the system is operating at 82% efficiency.
Paul A.
Installed new blower motor/module and furnace control board. Will process warranty claim for failed parts. Completed a preventative maintenance on Lennox gas furnace. System is operating properly and ready for the season.
Paul A.
Diagnostic on Lennox gas furnace found error code 201. Loss of communication with blower motor/module. Warranty information verified on Lennox Pros. See estimates for repair details. We will perform maintenance at time of repair as well.
Frank B.
Performed whole house duct cleaning for a 2 bedroom townhome. Removed all the dirt and debris from within the duct work. After all dirt has been removed we follow up with an antibacterial fogger which kills 99% of viruses, bacteria, microbial growth and odors. System is clean and operating properly at this time. Also performed a dryer vent cleaning. Removed all dryer lint and debris from vent pipe. Dryer vent is clear and operating properly at this time. Pricing for dryer vent is discounted to $99 special due to duct cleaning performed. Air filter should be replaced once every 90 days.
Paul T.
Performed preventative maintenance for a Lennox furnace. Observed the system starting normally. Took a combustion analysis test and got the following readings, o2 is at 8.8%, co is at 1 ppm and the system is operating at 87.2% efficiency. Blower amp draw is at 3.2. Removed and cleaned carbon off of the flame sensor. Cleaned out the burners and burner box. Checked all electrical components needed for heating. The system is operating properly at this time.
Frank B.
Performed an inspection for a heat pump system in a commercial setting. Inspected all the electrical components. Tested the amp draw from the compressor, blower and fan motor. All were operating within the manufacturer spec. Tested the temperature split between the supply and return. System was operating with a 20° differential. Drain pipe was clear and condensate pump was working as it should. Vinyl tubing goes to the outside. Tested the heat side of the heat pump and the electric heat. Heating cycle worked as it is supposed to. This system is 14 years old as well. Found no current issue and it has been services regularly under an agreement with another hvac outfit. System is operating properly at this time.
Frank B.
Came out to inspect a heat pump split system for a commercial property. System is currently 14 years old. Inspected all the electrical components. Tested the temperature split between the supply and return. System is operating with a 19° differential. Tested the amp draw from the blower, compressor and fan motor. All were operating within the manufacturer spec. Tested the electric heat as well to make sure it works. Only discrepancy is with the drainage for air conditioning. A condensate pump is being used but it is pumping into a bucket. This bucket will need to be emptied daily to prevent water damage. This is not a long term setup if someone is not there daily to dump it. The other issue is to tie it into a main drain could be a little difficult and invasive. Other than the drain issue the system is operating properly at this time. See photos to get a visual of drain setup.
Paul A.
Came out to specifically address issues with high humidity levels in the home. Went through system thoroughly and inspected all aspects of system. Temporarily covered a return grille cut in the return base of system to prevent system from pulling damp/humid air from the basement and dispersing it throughout the home. Even though we had a 16-17 degree split, after checking the manufacturer specifications for “subcooling†we determined system was undercharged. Added 2lbs of R-410a refrigerant to system to achieve 9 degrees of subcooling with an outdoor temperature of 70 degrees. 20x20x1 air filter is clear and not restricted. ***Homeowner will continue to monitor the system. After a recent renovation, a return duct had to be rotated and homeowner believes this is contributing factor with the high humidity levels in the home.***
Paul A.
Preseason tune up on. Carrier/Bryant HVAC heat pump system. Tightened up wiring connections, replaced the filter with a stock filter, tested drains and pump. Inspected indoor/outdoor coils and tested amperage/voltage on all components. Verified correct R-410a refrigerant charge. System is ready for the season. Optional IAQ product estimates attached.