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Services

Service technicians face many challenges in today's highly competitive work environment.  To meet these challenges, service technicians must strive to be efficient, reliable, and well trained in all of the different types of plumbing, heating, cooling, electrical, radon, and water treatment systems. Our service staff is perhaps the most highly trained and qualified group of technicians in the region. Unlike many other companies we spend a considerable amount of money on training, education and service programs. We ensure all our service technicians carry certifications within their occupational field and attend continuing education programs which, leads to greater efficiency and accountability. 

Currently we hold certifications and licenses with Beckett National Education Program, National Oil Heat Research Alliance, Pennsylvania Petroleum Marketers & Convenience Store Association, Allied Air Enterprises, Armstrong Air Conditioning Inc., National Center for Construction Education and Research, International Association of Electrical Inspectors, RE Michel Company Inc., Associated Builders and Contractors, U.S. Department of Labor, State of Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Maryland Department of the Environment and Culligan International just to name few.  The majority of Naylors crewmembers also have prior technical school training, college, and military experience. In conclusion, our experience is complemented by the practical lessons that can only be learned through real world diagnostics, trouble shooting and installations. We hold regular meetings to discuss problems in the field and ways to solve and improve the problems, which ultimately benefits our customers. Studies show that these types of guiding principles helps improve staff morale, motivates employees, and creates a higher level of job satisfaction.

 

We Proudly Offer the Following Services:

Plumbing
  • Water Pumps-Jet & Submersible
  • Water Line Care & Maintenance
  • Drain Line Cleaning
  • Water Heaters-Tank & Tankless
  • Bath & Kitchen Remodeling
Heating & Air Conditioning
  • 1 ½ to 25 ton AC Systems
  • Geothermal: ground source heat pump
  • Fuel Oil Alternatives
  • Hot air furnaces
  • Hot Water Boilers
  • Electric Baseboard
Electrical-Residential & Commercial
  • Trace & Troubleshooting Experts
  • Code Upgrades & Compliance
  • Load Center Upgrades
  • Service & Lateral Entrance
  • Quality Control Inspections
  • Stand-by Emergency Power
  • Cable Splicing
Radon Testing & Mitigation
Property Management
  • MD MHIC #94580
  • MD Master Electrician # 8649
  • MD Master HVAC #5832
  • MD Master Plumber # 16949
  • WV Master Plumber #PL00901
  • WV Contractor # WV002610
 

Annual Maintenance Contracts
  • Oil Burner Maintenance
  • Gas Burner Maintenance
  • Central Air Conditioning Maintenance

 
  • All Brands Serviced
  • EPA Certified
  • Heat Pump Service

 

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Inspection Plans & Maintenance Contracts


We offer annual Oil Burner Maintenance Agreements during the summer months. Any repairs are extra.


OBM:
  • Check pump pressure
  • Check pump cut-off pressure
  • Check ignition transformer voltage
  • Check primary control
  • Check combustion air wheel
  • Check retention head for cracks & carbon
  • Change nozzle
  • Change oil filter cartridge

 
  • Cycle the unit to check oil pressure & check for leaks
  • Check blower belt & circulator coupling
  • Check air filter
  • Check type of expansion tank
  • Check for antifreeze
  • Check oil tank for water
  • Check for combustion air
  • Check the service switch
  • Check high limit switch
  • Perform an Efficiency Test



Maintenance Agreements for Gas Burners & Central Air Conditioning Units are also performed during the summer months.

 

Central Air Conditioning:
  • Check air filters
  • Check cooling position
  • Check blower wheel
  • Lubricate blower motor as required
  • Check blower belt & bearings
  • Check blower speed
  • Inspect for loose parts or unusual vibrations
  • Check indoor temperature
  • Check evaporator coil
  • Check temperature drop across evaporator coil
  • Check evaporator superheat
  • Check & clean condensate drain & trap
  • Check condensate pump
  • Check cooling position
  • Check blower wheel
  • Lubricate blower motor as required
  • Check blower belt & bearings
  • Check blower speed
  • Inspect for loose parts or unusual vibrations
  • Check indoor temperature
  • Check evaporator coil
    Check temperature drop across evaporator coil

 

 

  • Check indoor temperature
  • Check evaporator coil
  • Check temperature drop across evaporator coil
  • Check evaporator superheat
  • Check & clean condensate drain & trap
  • Check condensate pump
  • Clean & inspect condensor coil
  • Lubricate condensor fan motor as required
  • Check temperature across condensor coil
  • Inspection for refrigerant leaks
  • Check electrical circuit & control wiring
  • Check starting contactor contacts
  • Check voltage & amperage to all motors & switches
  • Check pressure switch cut-out settings
  • Check if condensor pad is level
  • Check total system operation
  • Check for adequate refrigerant charge
  • Check pressures
  • Clean & check indoor thermostat