Expert Prairieville, LA

Completed installation of 3-ton air handler unit in attic space per PO# J3954-001. Unit was positioned on wooden platform with proper clearances, flexible metallic ductwork was connected and routed throughout attic space, and all electrical connections were made to equipment. Installation was photographed and verified operational.

Performed system pump down and removed evaporator coil for thorough cleaning due to heavy accumulation of dust, dirt, and debris that was significantly restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. The coil fins were completely clogged with thick, matted contamination throughout all surfaces. After cleaning and reinstalling the coil, sealed the return ductwork to prevent future air leakage and restore proper system operation.

Completed comprehensive estimate for ductwork replacement in residential attic space. Documented existing HVAC system showing deteriorated air handler unit with significant rust and corrosion, along with heavily soiled flexible ductwork exhibiting accumulated dust, dirt, and compromised insulation integrity throughout the installation.

Conducted attic assessment for HVAC system evaluation. Inspected existing ductwork configuration, including central plenum distribution box and flexible insulated branch ducts running throughout the attic space. Documented current system layout, structural framing, and insulation conditions. Prepared estimate for window unit installation as discussed with customer.

Replaced 12" flex duct for bypass on main zone system. Completed sealing and insulation of all boots, wyes, and joints throughout the ductwork system. Verified proper insulation coverage on all connections to ensure system efficiency and prevent thermal loss in attic space.

Installed 14x25 return air plenum with collars in attic space, connecting to existing ductwork infrastructure. Completed HVAC system integration with proper metallic flex duct connections to air handler unit, ensuring secure mounting and adequate insulation coverage. Obtained required manufacturer warranty documentation for Amana equipment.

Completed standard AC system inspection including examination of electrical control panel and verification of all major components. Inspected contactor, circuit breakers, capacitor, and control wiring for proper operation and connections. Accessed crawl space to verify refrigerant lines and condensate drainage. System operating within normal parameters. Customer enrolled in membership program for ongoing maintenance coverage.

Conducted site assessment at commercial scale house facility to provide estimate for replacement of existing 3-ton HVAC system. Documented current system specifications including single-phase 208-230V electrical requirements and measured supply/return air dimensions for proper equipment sizing. Photographed existing installation and building structure to ensure accurate equipment selection and installation planning for replacement unit.

Conducted attic inspection and photographed existing HVAC air handler installation. Documented central air handler unit mounted on platform with associated flexible ductwork distribution system. Observed condensate pump assembly, electrical connections, and insulated duct runs throughout attic space. Assessed current equipment configuration and accessibility for future service requirements.

Conducted second opinion evaluation for upstairs HVAC system. Documented exterior condensing unit installation on concrete pad with electrical disconnect and conduit connections, as well as attic ductwork configuration including flexible metallic ducting with support strapping and insulation placement. Assessment completed to provide estimate for system servicing or replacement needs.

Responded to no cooling complaint with unit blowing warm air. Upon inspection, discovered extensive corrosion and rust buildup on copper refrigerant lines, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and potential refrigerant leak. System requires further evaluation to determine extent of line damage and refrigerant loss before recommending repair or replacement options.

Completed comprehensive 4-system AC maintenance including cleaning and inspection of all units. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draws and system performance, with readings indicating normal operation. Utilized refrigerant manifold gauges to check pressures and system charge levels on outdoor condensing units, confirming all systems operating within manufacturer specifications.

Completed second opinion inspection of attic HVAC installation. Documented existing ductwork configuration including main trunk line with reflective foil insulation, gray metal plenum connections, and flexible copper-colored branch ducts. Photographed current system layout, insulation conditions, structural clearances, and equipment positioning for estimate preparation. Assessment of installation quality and identification of any necessary modifications or improvements pending final estimate completion.

Performed second opinion evaluation on downstairs HVAC system currently experiencing refrigerant loss and inoperability. Assessed attic-installed air handler with evaporator coil (11 years old), furnace (20 years old), and outdoor condenser unit (3 years old). System is currently shut down due to low refrigerant charge. Documented existing ductwork configuration including flexible supply runs with reflective insulation and metal trunk lines. Photographed air handler installation, condensate drain assembly with PVC trap, and overall system condition showing normal dust accumulation consistent with age. Provided estimates for evaporator coil and drain pan replacement as well as complete system replacement options. Reviewed membership program benefits and service options. Upstairs system verified to be operational with adequate cooling performance at time of visit.

Completed installation of 2-ton Amana condenser unit at residential property. Removed existing outdoor condensing unit and installed new Amana brand replacement on existing concrete pad against brick exterior wall. Unit positioned with proper clearance from wall for adequate airflow and future maintenance access. All electrical connections completed, refrigerant lines connected, and system tested for proper operation. Installation site cleaned of debris and unit left in fully operational condition.

Responded to service call regarding non-functioning thermostat and concerns about water accumulation in the indoor unit drain pan. Inspected crawl space and located indoor air handler unit, checking for potential condensate drain clogs or leaks. Performed system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold gauge to verify operating pressures and temperatures across the system. Investigated thermostat malfunction that persisted after battery replacement, tested system operation and electrical connections to identify root cause of cooling failure.

Performed comprehensive leak detection and repair on R22 system, replacing faulty suction line Schrader valve and secondary drain pan. Conducted deep leak search throughout system to verify no additional refrigerant loss points, then recharged unit with 4 lbs of R22 refrigerant to manufacturer specifications. Removed and thoroughly cleaned blower assembly and evaporator coil to restore optimal airflow and system efficiency.

Completed installation of Amana 3.5 ton electric deluxe system utilizing subcontractor support with oversight coordination. Unit positioned on concrete pad against exterior brick wall with proper electrical disconnect mounted and connected. System commissioned and operational to accommodate customer's scheduling requirements.

Completed spring maintenance on residential AC system. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily coated with dust and debris accumulation throughout all fin sections, which was causing restricted airflow and contributing to the extended cooling times reported by customer. Performed thorough cleaning of evaporator coil, removing significant buildup from aluminum fins and housing. Verified proper refrigerant line connections and inspected all accessible system components in attic installation. System airflow restored to proper levels following coil cleaning, which should resolve the delayed temperature recovery issue.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, accessed attic-mounted air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Connected refrigerant manifold gauges to service ports and recorded system pressures and temperatures. Previous service history indicated recent compressor replacement with capacitor and hard start kit installation, along with UV dye injection for leak detection. Performed visual inspection of refrigeration lines, connections, and components in attic space. Evaluated system operating parameters using digital manifold gauge set to assess refrigerant charge and system performance. Documented findings with photographic evidence of equipment condition and diagnostic readings for further analysis and recommended follow-up leak search to verify system integrity.

Completed comprehensive AC maintenance service including system cleaning and inspection as part of membership benefits. During inspection, observed significant condensation on flexible ductwork and air handler components, indicating proper system operation under current humidity conditions. Documented HVAC equipment condition with photographic evidence showing ductwork, insulation integrity, and normal moisture accumulation on metallic surfaces.

Completed installation of a deluxe 4-ton gas HVAC system at residential property. Installed new condensing unit on exterior concrete pad with proper electrical connections and mounted 12x12 box return in bedroom with 8-inch ductwork run to improve airflow distribution throughout the home.

Performed comprehensive second opinion evaluation of outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad. Documented existing 32-year-old system configuration with detailed photographic assessment of unit condition, including two-tone cabinet construction with protective wire mesh guard, spiral fan grille assembly, wall-mounted electrical disconnect box, and associated conduit routing. Reviewed installation specifications and service history documentation to provide accurate estimate recommendations for system replacement considerations.

Responded to no-heat call for daycare facility with two HVAC systems not operating. Performed diagnostic inspection of electrical panel serving front systems. Identified tripped circuit breakers controlling heating equipment. Inspected breaker panel configuration, verified proper amperage ratings on affected circuits, and documented panel layout with circuit directory showing front room and front yellow/brown circuits. Reset breakers and confirmed proper electrical supply restored to both heating systems.

Responded to service call for HVAC system running continuously without reaching thermostat setpoint. Performed diagnostic inspection of air handler unit and evaporator coil assembly. Upon visual examination, identified discoloration and potential contamination on evaporator coil fins indicating restricted airflow or refrigerant system issues. Inspected refrigerant line connections and copper tubing routing at air handler. Documented equipment condition with photographs for customer records and recommended further evaluation of system performance and coil cleaning or replacement to restore proper cooling capacity.