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Maintenance

SERVICES  >  MAINTENANCE

At Fraser, we do things a little differently. When we go to your house we’re there to not only troubleshoot, repair, or renovate your home, we are committed to including you in the process and explaining what we’re doing as we go. We believe in building a sense of trust with our customers and this is just one way we do that.

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A white van driving down the road with a Fraser Plumbing and Heating logo on the side

Plumbing Inspection

WE WILL CHECK:

  • Water pressures to make sure everything is working correctly

  • That the contacts in the pressure regulating valve are doing what they are supposed to be doing. The pressure is adjusted to the customer’s home requirements.

  • If there is no water softener, there will likely be a lot of scale build up. We will look at cartridges and tubs, basin faucets, kitchen sinks and laundry sinks.

  • What kind of water pipe is in your house. Some insurance companies want to see that there is no Poly-B pipe in your house.

  • To ensure the pressure tank pump is operating correctly (a well-only option).

 

THIS ENSURES:

  • Peace of mind that you’re safe and completely comfortable in your home.

  • The risk of floods, mould, or hot water scalds are greatly reduced.

Natural Gas Heating

WE WILL COMPLETE AN INSPECTION ON YOUR:

  • Filter

  • Furnace

  • Flame rod

  • Controls

 

WE WILL:

  • Have a look at the duct work (Rotobrush)

  • Return air systems (the cold part coming into the furnace) and make sure it’s sized adequately.

  • Check the furnace’s cleanliness and see if it is functioning correctly.

 

THIS ENSURES:

  • You receive dependable heat - especially important during our cold months.

  • Dust, bacteria, mould spores and mites are addressed.

  • Fire hazards are reduced.

Wood Furnace Inspection

​​WE WILL COMPLETE AN INSPECTION ON YOUR:

  • Ductwork and ensure the controls are operating properly.

  • Controls on your wood heating appliances that control your fan on and off and make sure they are appropriately set.

 

WE WILL:

  • Ask what kind of wood are you burning (if there is a build-up of creosote, it can start fires inside the furnace, stove, or inside the chimney).

  • Show you how to set your furnace fan if the firebox is not hot enough to burn off any creosote buildup.

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THIS ENSURES:

  • You receive dependable heat - especially important during our cold months.

  • Fire hazards are reduced.

A plumber tightening a bolt on a plumbing pipe

Make sure to give us a call or email if you are interested in learning more or to book a maintenance appointment!

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