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Great service
Donna - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
K and A really nice guys, thorough great job
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
The team here at Chud loves to see 5 star reviews! Thank you Donna!
5 star
Tjohns - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Good experience!!!
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Terra, thank you for leaving Chud a 5 star review!
Great service!
Maureen - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Paul was excellent!
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
5 stars, thank you Maureen!
Great Service
Hank - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
All Good
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for the 5 star review Hank. It truly means a lot to the Chud team!
Great service!!!
Tmj - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Excellent service! The workers showed up early. They were very knowledgeable & answered all of my questions. I had dryer vent cleaning & vent hose inspected. My dryer is working better than ever which will result in a huge cost savings on my utility bill. In addition, the actual cost for the work was much cheaper than the quote. I highly recommend this company!
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Hi Terra, we appreciate the good review. Chud works hard to create a good experience and reviews like this make it all worth it!
Great service
Pamela - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Keith and Joe were very professional and efficient. They did a great job.
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for the 55 star review Pamela! It truly means a lot to the Chud team.
Great service
Maureen - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
5 stars, thank you Maureen!
Great Service!
Mimi - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Keith and Nick came in and did the job without any disruptions. Very polite and accommodating.
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for the kind words and 5 star review! Everyone here at Chud appreciates it.
Great service
G - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
5 stars, thank you Gavin and Brianna!
Did a great job
Paul - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
The team here at Chud loves to see 5 star reviews! Thank you Paul.
I trust the tech - will do what he says.
Tom - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for sharing your experience Tom, everyone at Chud appreciates it!
Great Service!!!
Bernard - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Waiting for Parts.
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for the 5 star review Bernard!
Your technicians, excellent work
William - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
The sales man, needs to be more honest, about the prices, where I fear Youwill go out of business, If he does it and tries to work with your customers, more honest and fairly with the price
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Hi Mr. Rhinehart. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you recently. We are deeply sorry we did not meet your expectations. We strive to provide 5 star service and 100% customer satisfaction. Please give us a call at 215-659-4343 so we can discuss your concerns over the phone and provide a solution to you.
Excellent
WILLIAM - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Excellent
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
5 stars, thanks William!
Dependable and excellent service
Maureen - Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Response from Chud Air Conditioning & Heating:
Thank you for the review Maureen, we're so glad you can depend on us!
Paul T.
Came out today for a no heat call. Lennox furnace model #G61MP-60C-091-09, serial #5910J33582 . FILTER SIZE 16x25x1. Upon arrival the homeowner stated that they turned the temp down on the thermostat and when they went to turn it back up the thermostat was blank. The homeowner went and checked the furnace and found a puddle of water under the system. Upon arrival the thermostat was indeed blank. After inspecting the system I found a fault in the waste water removal system. I also found some other issue with the system. I presented the homeowner with several different solutions for their home and the homeowner went with the gold package. I was able to replace the condensate pump and vinyl tubing today. The rest of the repairs and installation will be installed on a later date. I confirmed with PA that all parts were ordered.
Keith R.
Performed a 2nd floor dryer vent cleaning and properly secured the flex hose for the customer. 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 A.
Returned to configure outdoor heat pump defrost setpoints. Switched from a 50 degree (default) to 70 degrees. Outdoor heat pump will run at 35 degrees or higher. Gas furnace (auxiliary heat) will run without the heat pump at temperatures below 35 degrees. Verified proper settings on furnace control board and EIM. Lennox FSR will follow up in regards to the E421 code. It will not prevent the unit from operating. No return visit is needed until the next scheduled maintenance service. N/C, part of install. Lennox furnace M#EL296UH090XV48C-07, S#5922C18134 Lennox heat pump M#XP21-036-230-08, S#5822K05117. Thermostat Lennox E-30. Filter size-16x25x1.
Shane A.
Did maintenance on force boiler. Amped out both circulators. Cleaned out all of the burners, and spark ignition. Boiler pressure was at 21 psi. Made sure all returns were hot. Checked expansion tank. Made sure aqua stat was working properly by seeing the boiler turn on at 150 degrees and off at 190 degrees. Customer stated his down stairs can’t keep up with the up stairs. It is because the boiler is upstairs, and thermostat is located down. If they turn it up it gets to hot up stairs system should be zoned. M#FORCE05E-136 s#GGSX130601 system is operating properly. Customer is getting militaryDiscount
Paul T.
System #1 performed preventative maintenance for a carrier furnace model #59TN6A100V211120, serial #4011A43975.upon arrival the system was calling for heat. I turned the system up about 10° and took a combustion analysis test. I received the following readings, o2 is 11.7% and the co levels are 6ppm. The inducer motor amp draw is at .45 and the blower motor amp draw is at 3.86. I powered the system down and removed and cleaned carbon off of the flame sensor. I also cleaned out the burners and burner box. Checked all electrical connections to ensure that they are secure and in good condition. Cleaned out the trap and tested the condensate pump. The homeowner performed the maintenance on the humidifier already. Replaced the air filter size for 20x25x1. I powered the system back up and tested for proper operation. The system is operating properly at this time.<br> <br> System #2 performed preventative maintenance for a Weil-McLain boiler system model #GV-3, CP4424734. Upon arrival the sy
Matthew M.
Install new carrier equipment. Project included new condenser pad with new high voltage disconnect box, with a new high voltage whip, and new heat pump riser.. adapted to high voltage, did a r-11 acid flush on the line set. Adapted to the drain. Installed new thermostat. Installed reme-halo air purifier on both systems. Heat pump-M# 25VNA84A0031050 s#5022E02031M Air handler m#FE4ANF005L00EEAA s#4522F04782 filter size 20x21x1.
Paul T.
Performed preventative maintenance for a Weil-McLain boiler system model #CGA-5PIDN, CP #7355854. Upon arrival the homeowner stated that he was having issues with a couple of room on the second floor. 2 of the rooms are operating just fine but the bathroom radiator is cold. I turned the temperature up about 10° and removed the access panels. The system fired up without any issues. I took a combustion analysis test and received the following readings, 02 is at 9.5% and the co levels are 12ppm. The water pressure is at 14psi and the limit is set for 180°F. The circulator pump is operating properly, inspected all electrical connections to ensure that they are secure and in good condition. Inspected the copper piping for leaks and corrosion. I powered the system down and removed the burners. I cleaned out the burners and burner box. I powered the system back up and checked for proper operation. The system started Without any issues. The system is operating properly at this time. The radiat
Frank B.
Replaced existing Aquastat that was diagnosed as faulty. Current Aquastat is having intermittent issues due to loose burner terminal. Replacement will prevent system failure due to this issue. Tested the system when completed. Boiler is operating properly at this time. Made sure the aquastat got to the set temperature of 180° and made sure it didn’t have any buzzing or vibration noise from the contactor. System is operating properly at this time. Crown boiler model #AWI162SNST1PSU, serial #CROWNB000404442.
Paul T.
Came out today for a no heat call. Crown boiler system model #AWI162SNST1PSU, serial #CROWNB000404442. Upon arrival the homeowner stated PA was out in October for a similar issue. Once he opened the Aquastat the system started. I called for heat at all zones and opened the Aquastat. I began inspecting each wire to see if there was anything loose. When I got to the B2 terminal for the burner the system started as soon as I touched that terminal. The wire seems to be loose and preventing the system from starting. I attempted to tighten the wire however it’s the terminal that is loose. This system is about 16 years old and This system has an indirect tank with 40 gallon capacity. The system operates year round to provide domestic hot water. This system runs year round which is the equivalent of 32 season. My recommendation is to replace the Aquastat or update the system.
Paul A.
Performed further diagnostic on heat pump system. Diagnostic work found a restriction in the system in heating mode. Repair would be very costly on this system including refrigerant, labor and parts. Chud advised homeowner of the options and we recommend getting a quote to replace the system. Spoke with Steve, and he will be stopping out today between 4-6 PM to go over replacement options. Homeowner confirmed on site that he will be available today. N/C, for todays diagnostic work. Trane M#4TWR5042E1000AB, S#12114UH62F. 20x20x1 filter.
Paul A.
Repositioned coil temperature sensor into the designated well. Will call the vendor to verify the proper part was received. There is a clamp on sensor that I believe to be the actual defrost thermostat. This will be verified with vendor. Advised homeowner that I will verify that we received the correct repair parts. The coil had a light coating of frost and was easily melted within minutes using a garden hose. The unit was not frozen with solid ice today, just frost. Left system running on electric heat only until this information can be verified. PA will follow up with homeowner tomorrow. Trane M#4TWR5042E1000AB, S#12114UH62F. Filter 20x20x1. Note-this particular model does not have any dip switches or different settings to increase the frequency of defrost cycles. N/C, WARRANTY.
Paul T.
Came out today to inst A outdoor temp sensor on a Lennox heat pump model #XP21-036-230-08, serial #5822K05117. I powered the system down and removed the access panel. I installed the outdoor temp sensor inside the heat pump. Connected all the proper wiring at the smart hub. I had some difficulty getting The thermostat to recognize the sensor. After calling tech support ( Joe Lizzio) I was able to get it to connect. I set the high balance point to 50° and the low balance point to 35°. The system is operating properly at this time. No charge this is part of the install.
Shane A.
Installed two 700m humidifiers. Both humidifier’s I had to run new waterlines with Seattle valves. Adapted to both previous drains. And ran all new low voltage wiring for both units. Also, installed new outlets on both units. Tested both systems and they working properly, and the humidifier’s are working and draining properly. Condensate pumps are both working. System’s are tested and working properly at this point. M#58MXA120-20 s#3994A09650 m#58MX080-12 s#4294A06785. Both units are old and not in good shape I highly recommend replacing both.
Frank B.
Manufacturer Trane Model #4TWR5042E1000AB Serial #12114UH62F Installed OEM defrost board and temperature sensor. Parts are currently available. Turn around time would be a few business days. Test system after repair. Tested the system upon completion system is working properly and heat pump fan now operates as it should through the defrost board.
Matthew M.
Installed Lennox duel fuel system. Project included new condenser pad, new high voltage disconnect box with new high voltage whip. Installed heat pump riser’s. Inside we adapted to exhaust and fresh air intake piping. Installed new condensate pump and new switch receptacle box. Adapted to gas pipe , supply and return plenum.did a r-11 acid flush before reusing the refrigerant lines. Filter size is 16x25x1. System is operating properly at this point. We will have to return to install outdoor temperature sensor and program the duel fuel system. We will collect the remaining balance when job 100% completed.
Frank B.
Customer called for no Heat. This is the main heat pump system for the house. The heat pump compressor was very loud and the fan was not spinning. Found a failed defrost board and defrost sensor. Bypassed the defrost board for the time being and ran it direct to the contactor to hold the customer over for now. Will need to order an OEM defrost board and temperature sensor to fix the unit. Once we get pricing on these parts we will follow up with pricing and turn around time for repair. System is operating at this time in a temporary manor. Manufacturer Trane Model #4TWR5042E1000AB Serial #12114UH62F
Shane A.
Did a preventative maintenance on gas furnace. Arriving to call customer said it was turning on and going right off, after inspecting the board was giving me a code of no flame. After I clean the flame sensor the problem stopped occurring. I offered to install a new flame sensor but the customer did not want it he believes that it will be fine. Also did a combustion test the PPM was 31 and the O2 was 12. cleaned out the inducer motor port. And the burner rack, and blower motor. Changed out the 16x25x1 filter. system is operating properly at this time If something were to happen it would most likely be the flame sensor. M#TG8S100B12MP11 s#W1H6891447 customer wants receipt mailed to him. The office gave me the OK to take $15 off for the senior citizens discount.
Matthew M.
Completed gooman air handler and heat pump installation. Replaced thermostat with Honeywell T4. Adapted to existing electrical, lineset, and ductwork. Added 15 kw heat pack. Outside replaced disconnect box, whip, and pad. Added new condensate pump. Pvc drain. Cycled and tested, system working properly at this time. FINANCING
Paul A.
Came to a new heat call on a older Lenox unit. Arriving to the customers house the unit is working. Customer stated that it was giving him pressure switch error codes. I would recommend replacing the collector box also the inducer motor and all of the pressure switches. And cut fresh air pipe and make sure it is clear M#G71MPP-36C-090-03 s# 5910D27097 customer does want to move forward with the repair CHUD will call customer with official repair price.
Keith R.
Replaced 7 feet of flex hose with the proper 4” piping. All piping is securely in place and is run completely up to fire code.
Frank B.
Performed preventative maintenance for two high efficiency Lennox furnaces. Inspected all the electrical components. Confirmed proper high and low voltages. Found both Merv 16 16x25x5 air filters I’ve due for replacement. Customer orders these filters. Put temporary filters in the units until they filter come in the mail. Cleaned the burners, flame sensors and burner compartments. System 1 had a temperature rise of 51° and system 2 had a rise of 53°. Made sure both condensate pumps were working and drains were not blocked. Replaced the inducers, collector boxes and pressure switches on both units 2 years ago so they are fairly new. Performed a combustion analysis on both furnaces. System 1 was operating at 94.1% efficiency with a CO level of 14ppm. System 2 was operating at 94.4% efficiency with a CO level of 12ppm. Both systems are operating properly at this time. Furnace #1 Model #SLP98UH090V60C-02 Serial #5911E22765 Furnace #2 Model #SLP98UH090V60C-02 Serial #5911F02350
Paul T.
System #1-located in the basement. Performed preventative maintenance for a high efficiency Lennox furnace model #G71mpp-36c-090-03, serial #5910D27097. I powered the system down and removed the access panels. I removed and cleaned carbon off of the flame sensor and cleaned out the burners and burner box. Replaced the air filter size 16x25x1. Checked all electrical connections to ensure that they are secure and in good condition. Tested the drain line and condensate pump with several bottles of water to ensure that there are no leaks or clogs. Cleaned out the trap and checked the pressure switch for clogs. Performed humidifier service for a Aprilaire humidifier 700 series. I removed and replaced the old #35 water panel. Cleaned out the the housing and the drain. I powered the system up and called for heat. I took a combustion analysis test and received the following readings, o2 is at 12.6% and the co levels are 17ppm. The inducer motor and blower motor amp draws are within normal rang
Paul T.
Performed preventative maintenance for a high efficiency Lennox furnace model #G61MP-60C-091-09, serial #5910J33582. I powered the system down and removed the access panels. Removed and cleaned carbon off of the flame sensor and cleaned out the burners and burner box. The homeowner recently replaced the air filter size 14x25x1. Checked all electrical connections to ensure that they are secure and in good condition. Checked the pressure switch for clogs and cleaned out the trap. Tested the drain line and condensate pump with several bottles of water to ensure that there are no leaks or clogs. Performed humidifier service for a Health Climate humidifier. I removed the old #35 water panel and installed a new one. Cleaned out the housing and drain. I powered the system back up and called for heat. Took a combustion analysis test and received the following readings, o2 is at 14.2% and the co levels are 8ppm. The inducer motor amp draw is at .63 and the blower motor amp draw is 5.8. Tested
Paul T.
Came out today for a Trane heat pump not operating. Upon arrival the homeowner stated that the thermostat had broke and she replaced it and it hasn’t been working. I noticed that the homeowner was using the old base plate and the probes did not line up properly. I installed the new base plate and called for heat. At the air handler I found multiple issues. The system has some sort of microscopic growth in the air handler and the system is currently 17 years old. The breaker for the air handler is bad as well. The homeowner will have to have an electrician come out to replace the breaker. As for the system it is my professional opinion that the system be updated due to the age and condition of the existing system. Trane heat pump model #2twb0036a1000ab, serial #35056444f. I will reach out to RC with all the details.
Paul T.
Performed preventative maintenance for a Bryant boiler system model #BW2AAN000105ABAA, serial #4108V03671. I powered down the system and removed the access panel. Removed and cleaned out the burners and burner box. Checked all electrical connections to ensure that they are secure and in good condition. The water pressure is at 14psi and the limit is set for 180°F. Checked all the copper piping and valves for leaks or damage. The expansion tank is in good condition. I powered the system back up and took a combustion analysis test and received the following readings, o2 is at 14.3% and the co levels are 5ppm. The circulator pump is operating properly. I observed the system hit the desired temperature and shut down normally. I replaced the batteries in the thermostat for the homeowner. The homeowner is renewing the repair agreement for the boiler. The system is operating properly at this time.