He did insist that the pilot and burner orifices be replaced, and of course a modern (and dry) air filter was inserted.
Last year our basement flooded as a result of drastically high lake levels in our area; Misery appreciates business, they say, and my associate and I had lots of neighbors who were angry right along with us. By the time the water was pumped out, my associate and I had major work ahead of us. My buddy and I sorted through the personal items that had been stored there, separating what my associate and I could and could not salvage. My buddy and I pulled up the carpeting and tore off the drywall from the workout room. And my associate and I obtained a commercial strength dehumidifier to eliminate the mustiness and the mold. But my associate and I knew that my associate and I needed professionals to assess and maintenance the harm to our Heating and Air Conditioning system. Thankfully, our Heating and Air Conditioning business was available soon after my associate and I called him. He had been stressed with other homes in the area, however confirmed our complication about the danger of a novice trying to maintenance a complication with electricity, gas and corrosion. Although the outside of the equipment was dry, our business found that some of the valves were corroded and needed to be replaced. Also, many of the electrical components had gotten wet and needed to be replaced. Thankfully, the blower motor wasn’t harmd, which could have been a costly replacement. He did insist that the pilot and burner orifices be replaced, and of course a modern (and dry) air filter was inserted. Finally, our business cleaned out the interior of the equipment from some of the debris from the flood and dried everything out. By the time our Heating and Air Conditioning repairman was finished, the bill was satisfactory, given the extent of the flood. But our boiler is running great and the dehumidifier has done a enjoyable job of drying out the entire basement.