Rehoboth Beach, DE Furnace Repair & Service
The HVAC and plumbing systems inside your home play a pivotal role in your life and providing you comfort. Custom Mechanical, a full-service contractor in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, helps homeowners improve their quality of life by putting their comfort needs first. For more than four decades, we have continued to build on our reputation as being the best full-service contractor in Delaware.
Air Conditioning and Furnace Contractor in Rehoboth Beach, DE
Custom Mechanical recommends investing in an annual maintenance plan to ensure your air conditioner remains in good health. With an annual maintenance plan, our technicians will take care of any repairs and upkeep to ensure your air conditioner not only operates efficiently but also has a longer life.
Another benefit of an annual maintenance plan is that it'll also cover your heating system. During the cold winters in Delaware, you want to be sure you and your family are warm and cozy in your home. Keep in mind that Custom Mechanical also offers 24/7 emergency service, in case you do have a heating problem.
Plumbing Contractor in Rehoboth Beach, DE
While most homeowners leave the HVAC repairs to the professionals, many try to fix plumbing problems on their own without proper training. This can lead to a dangerous situation, where you could be risking expensive home repairs or even your health.
Custom Mechanical's technicians have the education and experience to complete any job to the highest of standards while adhering to all safety guidelines. From servicing your water heater to remodeling your bathroom, we offer a full range of plumbing services at a fair price.
Custom Mechanical's team of home service experts is proud to offer HVAC, and plumbing services to residents in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Whether you need a repair or a replacement, or if you just have a question, contact us today.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Rehoboth Beach, DE
Job Locations and Reviews
Successfully installed a Mitsubishi mini-split system, including mounting the MUZ-WX12NL heat pump outdoor unit on a wall bracket and installing the MSZ-WX12NL fan coil unit above the sunroom sliding glass door. Completed all necessary refrigeration, condensation, and low voltage line installations through the crawlspace to the outdoor unit, concealed exterior lines in white PVC covering, and installed surge disconnect.
Replaced defective furnace valve on propane system that was previously shut off due to malfunction. Reconnected and properly terminated electrical wiring with appropriate wire nuts. System successfully restored to normal operation after valve replacement.
Conducted assessment of 15-year-old Trane heat pump system located in utility closet for potential replacement. Documented existing installation including indoor air handler in utility closet adjacent to Bradford White water heater with expansion tank. Exterior inspection revealed two outdoor units (primary Trane condenser and secondary unit) installed on ground level against vinyl siding, both appearing operational but at end of useful service life.
Conducted system evaluation for potential replacement of 26-year-old furnace, 9-year-old indoor coil and outdoor unit. Assessed existing BMPlus2000 control board and ceiling return configuration for compatibility with requested heat pump conversion. Customer previously received quote for furnace replacement only but now desires complete system replacement with heat pump option.
Successfully removed and disposed of old water heating system and installed new Bradford White RE250T6 50-gallon electric water heater with expansion tank. Installation included new 23" x 20 3/4" metal drain pan without drain, brass fittings, and flexible connections. System was properly connected and tested for operation.
Performed routine cooling system maintenance check, verifying temperature differentials with Klein Tools IR07 thermometer. Readings showed 21.2°C supply temperature and 45.5°C at system probe point, confirming proper operation within manufacturer specifications. Customer is obtaining replacement filters to be installed at unit location.
Performed scheduled heating maintenance service on two systems. Inspected blower motor assembly and wheel for proper operation, noting intact squirrel cage fan with even blade spacing. Examined electrical connections and circuit board components, confirming all wiring was properly secured and organized with no signs of damage or wear.
Completed installation of a complete American Standard HVAC system, including a 2.5-ton 14 SEER heat pump, air handler, 10kw electric heat kit, and digital WiFi thermostat. Removed and disposed of old equipment, installed metal duct transitions, reused existing utilities where appropriate, replaced outdoor disconnect and electrical whip, and positioned outdoor unit on existing stand. System was properly mounted on wooden deck platform with all necessary electrical conduits and refrigerant lines connected according to manufacturer specifications.
Conducted site evaluation of existing HVAC system, including inspection of weathered outdoor condensing unit mounted on deteriorating wooden platform and assessment of programmable thermostat (displaying 70°F, 58% humidity). Prepared replacement estimate for complete system upgrade due to age-related efficiency decline and platform structural concerns.
Diagnosed and replaced seized inducer motor in York furnace model PCG4A361002X1A. Multimeter testing confirmed 1.96A draw on the failed component. Extensive corrosion was observed throughout the system, particularly on the housing and base plate where moisture had accumulated.
Responded to service call for heat pump with no heat. Found outdoor unit completely encased in ice with defrost cycle failure. Activated emergency heat mode to restore temporary heating while allowing system to defrost. Verified thermostat operation (showing 67°F) and educated customer on proper system operation during recovery period.
Replaced deteriorated corrugated condensate drain line on mini-split system that was causing water to discharge onto porch. Installed approximately 15 feet of new drain line and properly rerouted discharge into gutter to prevent future water damage. System will remain inactive until Spring as it is an A/C only unit.
Replaced three Moen single handle cartridges to address leaking issues. Inspected water heater system including pressure relief valve, supply lines, and associated valves for proper operation. Verified all connections were secure with no leaks after repair completion.
Performed scheduled maintenance on residential water heater as requested. Completed standard tank flush procedure to remove sediment buildup and inspected all connections for proper operation. System is functioning normally with no leaks observed; unit appears to be in good condition with all safety components intact.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing water heater system, documenting current installation configuration including PVC piping, flexible connection hoses with brass fittings, and electrical control unit. Provided detailed estimate for replacement unit, noting specific requirements for proper installation in the utility area with consideration for existing wall and flooring conditions.
Conducted a comprehensive evaluation of a dual fuel system replacement for the upstairs HVAC unit located in the attic. Documented existing setup including air handler with insulated ductwork and assessed compatibility requirements for potential new installation. Provided information about Energize Delaware program options for energy-efficient replacement solutions.
Performed pump down of refrigerant charge and shortened lineset at the run out before the bend up on Carrier HVAC system. Equipment includes furnace unit with connected ductwork, properly insulated with reflective material, and PVC drain lines installed according to manufacturer specifications.
Responded to service call regarding noisy heating unit. Upon inspection of the utility room, examined the HVAC ductwork system, focusing on the large black insulated flexible ducts secured with metal straps along the ceiling. No immediate issues were identified that would cause the reported noise; recommended comprehensive diagnostic testing to pinpoint the source.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing water heater and provided customer with replacement estimate. Documented current installation configuration including copper supply lines, expansion tank mounting, and shutoff valve positioning to ensure proper specification of replacement unit.
Responded to noise complaint on outdoor unit. Performed sound level testing using decibel meter, recording readings of 67dB and 64dB, which are within acceptable operating range. Unit is functioning normally with no service required.