The furnace at the ecumenical home broke and I had to go rescue the elderly people, but the furnace at the ecumenical home had been having several concerns the past month, and they had busy for a Heating, Ventilation, and A/C serviceman to come in in one week to do an inspection on the heater; But obviously it was too late because the furnace broke in the middle of a freezing freezing night two afternoons before the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C serviceman was busy to go in. The home tried to contact the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C serviceman, however no one responded. They ended up calling the heating and cooling business that I work under, and my boss sent out a group text to all the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C servicemans and the furnace mechanics asking if anyone could go on call to save the folks at the ecumenical home, and i responded and got in my furnace work truck and rushed to the scene, when I arrived, I was led to the furnace room and I saw the concerns instantly. The furnace at the home was a tepid water boiler heater, which is my knowledge. I suddenly got to work on the boiler and started first fixing the pips which were frozen! After that, I moved on to other parts of the boiler that needed to be tuned up, then luckily, I had some heating and cooling component in my Heating, Ventilation, and A/C truck so I had the parts I needed to repair the furnace respectfully. When I finally finished, the furnace turned on and all the elderly people came out of their rooms to thank me. I felt like a hero. I have never enjoyed fixing a tepid water boiler more than that one time.
