HVAC Contractor - Santa Fe, NM
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I am a Sole Proprietor and have been running my own business for over 11 years. Prior to that I have worked for 3 other Plumbing and Heating company's in Santa Fe for 10 years. I am a one man operation so you will always get me coming to you to do the work you require, not an inexperienced helper. I am honest, punctual, communicate well with my clients, and I feel provide a superior product to my clients than some other services. I will not try to sell you something you don't really need, I don't cut corners, and do my work according to the UPC Code Book. I am very thorough in how I approach my work. I, of course, am Licensed, Bonded, and Insured. I have experience in all phases of plumbing, heating and any services related to gas fitting. My specialty is replacement and repair of plumbing or heating items from something as simple as a flapper ball on a toilet to new boiler replacement. I have completed a number of small bathroom and kitchen remodels, as well. I try to stay up on the latest technologies and products that are new to the market. I am thoughtful and courteous in how I interact with my clients. I explain what I am doing and not maintain an "air of secrecy". I am very conscientious in how I do my work.
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Address
2123 Candelero St
Santa Fe, NM 87505
Photo | Project | Date | Description | Cost | Home |
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American Disabilities Toilet | Dec 2014 | Remove old toilet. Had to cut bolts to get it removed. Assemble and install new 1.28 GPF American Disabilities bowl and tank. Unusual in how it was secured. Make adjustments. Set up paperwork for city rebate. | $600 | Santa Fe, NM | |
Boiler Rebuild | Dec 2014 | Find that pressure wasn't reading on gauge. Replace temperature and pressure gauge. Boiler would not refill when water was brought back in. Change out the fast fill valve so water would enter system. Later replaced the expansion tank that had developed a leak. | $350 | Santa Fe, NM | |
Small Kitchen remodel | Nov 2014 | Install sink strainer in kitchen sink. Add an air gap. Connect electrical line to dishwasher. Connect drain line and water line. Set dishwasher in place. Raise, level, and secure it to cabinets. Drill out 2" x 4" hole in cabinets to run lines. Install new angle stop to feed water to the dishwasher. Hook up electrical, water line and drain lines. Build new drain lines under new kitchen sink. Install new kitchen faucet and tie it into water lines. Some carpentry and electrical work was needed for this project. | $750 | Santa Fe, NM | |
Furnace Maintanance | Nov 2014 | Remove and install new filters on two large commercial furnaces. Remove large Squirrel cages. Disconnect wiring from blower motors. Remove blower motors and lubricate them. Re-install blower motors back into Squirrel cages and reconnect wiring. Re-install Squirrel cages back into furnaces. Run Carbon Monoxide tests. Check gas valves and fan switches. | $550 | Santa Fe, NM | |
Diagnose and Repair Boiler. | Nov 2014 | Find that the pilot would not stay lit on a boiler. Run electrical tests on numerous safeties and components on system. Determine that the gas vale had failed. Order the correct gas valve for that boiler. Remove old gas valve and parts. Install new gas valve. Start and check system. One zone not working properly. Remove and install a new zone valve so that zone now works properly. This project took some good diagnostic skills. | $1k | Santa Fe, NM | |
Water Heater Installation | Oct 2014 | Remove salt tank for softening system. Shut down and drain down water heater. Remove water lines, gas line, temperature and pressure relief line, and venting. Remove water heater. Build a drip leg on the gas line. Set water heater in place. Build cold water line with an expansion tank included, per code. Build new water lines to and from water heater. Build new venting. Hook up the gas line. Turn on gas. Spray down for gas leaks. Fill and start up unit. | $1k | Santa Fe, NM |