Service Area

Completed comprehensive assessment of residential attic HVAC system installation. Documented existing air handling unit, flexible ductwork routing, and associated components including metallic piping, electrical conduit, and drainage lines positioned within confined crawl space between wooden joists and insulation.

Completed full system installation of a 4-ton electric air conditioning unit with side discharge configuration. Installed outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad, ran flex ductwork, and connected electrical disconnect and control wiring to ensure proper system operation.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC ductwork system and presented replacement options to customer. Created detailed diagrams documenting current duct layout configuration and proposed new routing design, photographing both schematics for reference and future implementation planning.

Responded to no cooling complaint at residential property. Upon arrival, accessed HVAC system located in attic space via rear building entrance as directed. Performed diagnostic evaluation of air handler and ductwork system. Inspected HVAC unit, flexible duct runs, and overall system operation in unconditioned attic space. Documented existing conditions including ductwork configuration, insulation installation, and equipment placement. Completed visual assessment of mechanical components and identified potential issues affecting cooling performance.

Completed installation of soft start kit on HVAC system and applied insulation to exposed suction line sections in attic space. Performed duct repairs on flexible ductwork, securing joints and addressing wear points with proper sealing materials. Installed fiberglass insulation batts in several uninsulated sections between floor joists to improve thermal efficiency. All work completed to industry standards with customer arranging payment by check on day of appointment.

Responded to service call for HVAC unit producing constant grinding noise during operation. Upon arrival, unit was already shut down by customer per safety precaution. Performed diagnostic inspection of system components in mechanical room area. Assessed blower motor assembly, fan bearings, and related mechanical components for signs of wear or failure. Inspected ductwork connections, electrical wiring, and mounting hardware for potential sources of abnormal noise. Documented system conditions with photos showing HVAC equipment location, surrounding infrastructure, and installation environment including exposed ductwork and ventilation components. Recommended further evaluation with unit operational to isolate exact source of grinding noise and determine if bearing replacement or other mechanical repairs are necessary.

Responded to callback for back bedroom unit experiencing humming noise and cycling on/off following previous day's service. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing on system components. Tested dual-run capacitor (TOTALINE P291-4054RS, 40+5 MFD 370-440VAC) using digital multimeter, which revealed failed capacitor reading of 142.6 microfarads, significantly below manufacturer specifications. Inspected Copeland Scroll compressor (Model ZPS30KAE-PFV-130, R-410A) and associated electrical connections. Replaced defective capacitor to restore proper compressor operation and eliminate humming noise and short-cycling condition. Verified all electrical connections secure and system operating within normal parameters. Unit tested and confirmed operating properly with no abnormal sounds or cycling issues.

Responded to no cooling complaint on recently installed HVAC system. Upon arrival, found outdoor unit fan motor operational but contactor failing to engage compressor. Inspected electrical connections at contactor assembly and confirmed faulty contactor preventing compressor from receiving power signal. Replaced defective contactor with proper replacement part, verified all electrical connections secure, and tested system operation. Unit now cooling properly with thermostat reaching setpoint and supply air temperature within normal range.

Completed spring maintenance on one HVAC unit located in attic space. Performed standard preventive maintenance inspection of system components, ductwork, and surrounding mechanical equipment. Follow-up visit scheduled to add R32 refrigerant to system after 2:30 PM to complete service requirements.

Installed twelve 8-inch stovepipe dampers on non-insulated wye fittings in attic HVAC system. Removed existing flexible ductwork connections, installed dampers at each wye location, reconnected flex ducting, and reinsulated all connections to restore proper system integrity and provide individual zone control.

Conducted estimate revisit to verify HVAC system sizing and ductwork compatibility in attic space. Documented existing flexible ductwork installation, including insulated supply ducts, plenum connections, and current insulation conditions. Photographed system configuration to confirm specifications for equipment replacement recommendations.

Performed spring maintenance inspection on outdoor HVAC condenser unit and assessed previously identified coil leak concern. Documented current system condition with photos to evaluate remaining equipment lifespan and provided recommendations for unit longevity based on observed wear patterns and operational status.

Completed spring maintenance on HVAC system and addressed customer concerns regarding unit leaking. Documented existing corrosion and oxidation on copper refrigerant lines and evaporator coil connections, which show significant deterioration from prolonged moisture exposure. Advised customer that the extensive corrosion visible on piping and coil components indicates advanced age and wear, with moisture accumulation suggesting potential refrigerant leaks that will likely require system replacement in the near term rather than repair.

Assessed non-functional wall-mounted HVAC unit serving training room area. Documented existing Harv Air outdoor condensing unit with weathered exterior cabinet showing significant dirt accumulation and discoloration. Reviewed unit specifications including 208/230 VAC outdoor air motor and compressor electrical parameters. Provided replacement quote for failed equipment.

Completed spring maintenance on single HVAC system. Inspection revealed condensation accumulation on ductwork insulation and significant corrosion on metal support bracket within air handling unit, indicating potential moisture intrusion issues. Also observed foam insulation sealing around equipment penetrations and component openings. System evaluated for seasonal operation and proper function.

Responded to no cooling complaint on third floor hallway unit. Found evaporator coil completely frozen with heavy ice buildup. Upon inspection, discovered extensive dust and lint accumulation on coil surfaces and throughout air handler cabinet, restricting airflow and causing freeze condition. Unit was already shut off upon arrival. Documented equipment condition including unit model 2TE95F18B10DDA4 manufactured 7/10/2019. System requires thorough coil cleaning, filter replacement or upgrade, and airflow restoration to resolve freezing issue and restore cooling operation.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of 25-year-old residential HVAC system to determine replacement cost. Inspected exterior condensing unit located in side yard between brick wall and privacy fence, documenting equipment condition and installation configuration. Evaluated interior air handler unit and ductwork system in attic space, noting flexible metallic ductwork routing, insulation condition, and overall system accessibility for potential replacement considerations.

Responded to service call for HVAC system experiencing freezing during cooling operation and failure to switch to heating mode. Upon inspection, found wall-mounted unit with evaporator coil showing signs of potential refrigerant leak, consistent with previous service history indicating system had been recharged. Diagnosed thermostat mode switching malfunction preventing proper transition from cooling to heating operation, with system defaulting to off position when heat mode selected. Documented current system condition with photographs showing unit installation, visible components, and overall system state for further evaluation and repair recommendations.

Performed routine HVAC maintenance and inspection on vacant property between tenant occupancy. Accessed attic-mounted system, cleaned equipment components, and inspected horizontal air handler unit with associated ductwork and mounting hardware. Identified significant frost and ice accumulation along ductwork seams and metal panel junctions, indicating potential condensation issues or insulation concerns that may require monitoring or future attention.

Successfully installed a new Carrier 4-ton economy gas system. Properly positioned outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad adjacent to the home's exterior wall with electrical connections secured. Installed and configured digital programmable thermostat, confirming proper system operation with temperature set at 72°F in auto mode.

Performed routine maintenance on a 1-year-old HVAC system with systematic access located in the garage. Thoroughly cleaned the outdoor condenser unit, removing significant dust and debris buildup from the metal cooling fins and coil assembly that was affecting system efficiency. Unit is now clean and operating at optimal performance levels for the home sale inspection.

Diagnosed HVAC system after customer reported smoke and complete system failure. Inspection revealed significant corrosion at heat exchanger junction and compromised electrical connections with visible heat damage. Confirmed unit is still under manufacturer warranty as it was installed less than two years ago.

Removed and replaced primary drain pan to correct improper drainage issue. Secured mounting bracket and verified proper installation within the attic space. Replacement pan was sourced from alternate location for timely completion of service.

Performed pre-purchase HVAC inspection on two residential units. Inspection revealed normal operational condition of control circuit board with proper wire connections and no visible damage to electronic components. However, discovered moisture damage and possible mold growth at system corner junction where insulation meets metal flashing, with evidence of deterioration and compression of the pink insulation material.

Responded to callback for mini-split system that stopped operating after previous contactor replacement. Inspected internal electrical components and wiring connections, identifying blown fuse as suspected cause. Replaced fuse and verified proper system operation with successful startup and normal function restored.