Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial HVAC system following initial maintenance findings. Performed diagnostic evaluation on multiple air handler units including Units 6 and T in upper hallways, confirming filter replacements and identifying potential low refrigerant charge requiring further investigation. Inspected Unit 13 in back hallway, verified all electrical amperage draws within specification, confirmed proper system pressures and temperature differential across coil, cleared condensate drain line, replaced air filter, and identified outdoor condenser fan motor bearing wear causing audible rattling noise requiring future replacement to prevent motor failure.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on 2017 AC/gas furnace system located in crawlspace. Performed standard maintenance procedures including filter replacement with #410 filters, verified proper combustion chamber operation with active flame observation, and conducted electrical diagnostics measuring 335V system voltage. All components inspected and functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to report of potential burst pipe or water leak in basement with water intrusion down wall and standing water present. Upon arrival, confirmed leak was not active with water supply turned off. Conducted thorough investigation of basement plumbing system to locate source of water intrusion. Inspected exposed piping, including copper supply lines with shutoff valves in crawl space area near structural framing. Identified leak source and assessed extent of water damage to surrounding areas. Additionally, completed installation of new kitchen faucet assembly with dual handles, high-arc spout, side spray attachment, and coordinating soap dispenser as requested. Verified all connections for proper operation and tested system under pressure to confirm no additional leaks present before restoring water service to residence.

Completed monthly spring/summer maintenance on heat pump and air handler system located in garage attic space. Performed standard club membership inspection, replaced 20x20x1 air filter, and verified system operation and airflow through ductwork.

Performed monthly spring/summer club maintenance on heat pump and air handler system located in garage attic space. Conducted diagnostic testing with electronic meter, inspected 20x20x1 filter, and verified system operation per preventive maintenance protocol.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and performance evaluation on ground floor unit located in basement as part of preventative maintenance care plan. Performed electrical diagnostics including capacitor testing which measured 29.2 µF and amperage draw verification at 10.3 amps, confirming system operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed routine spring/summer maintenance on heat pump and air handler system located in attic with garage access. Conducted electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring compressor amperage at 5.5 amps and verifying proper current draw at 6 amps on system components. Inspected capacitor connections, control board operation, and all electrical wiring for proper function and safety compliance.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on three basement HVAC units including air conditioning systems, gas furnaces, and humidifier. Performed electrical diagnostics and measurements using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draws and system performance. Replaced air filters with customer-supplied media including 16x25x1, 20x25x5, and 16x25x5 filters, and installed new P-8-9880 humidifier pad to ensure optimal indoor air quality and equipment efficiency.

Completed monthly spring/summer maintenance on attic-mounted heat pump system accessible through garage. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, measuring voltage and capacitance readings to verify proper system operation. Inspected condenser unit electrical components, control board, and wiring connections, confirming all circuits functioning within normal parameters.

Completed comprehensive club membership maintenance service on residential HVAC system including one gas furnace, one air conditioning unit, and one humidifier. Performed electrical diagnostics on AC capacitor using Fieldpiece SC260 multimeter, testing voltage and capacitance readings to verify proper operation. Measured capacitor at 440V AC rated component, confirming electrical specifications within manufacturer tolerances. Inspected all wire connections and terminals on capacitor for secure contact and proper electrical continuity. Replaced 16x25x4 air filter in basement-located system. Conducted standard tune-up procedures on gas heating equipment and cooling system per club maintenance protocol. All components tested and found operating within normal parameters. System left in proper working condition.

Completed monthly spring/summer maintenance on attic-mounted heat pump and air handler system accessed through garage. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter on system wiring, recording amperage readings of 0.3A, and replaced 20x20x1 Glasfloss air filter as part of routine Club Single maintenance protocol.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on dual HVAC system consisting of two gas furnaces and two air conditioning units as part of Care Plan service. Performed comprehensive inspection and maintenance on furnace located in basement and attic-mounted unit, with both systems found to be operating within normal parameters. Verified thermostat functionality showing cooling mode active at 71°F with setpoint of 72°F, confirmed proper system communication and temperature control response.

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement with installation of RUUD 14.3 SEER2 two-stage 2-ton heat pump (RP14AY24AJ2NA), RUUD 2-ton air handler (RH2TY2417STANNJ), and RUUD 10KW heat kit (RXBH-1724A10J-B) with digital thermostat. Installed outdoor unit on pad with snow legs, electrical whip kit, and disconnect box. Applied refrigerant line insulation and installed refrigerant line filter. Configured air handler in attic space with trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, ceiling saver overflow drain pan with water sensor, transition to existing ductwork, and standard-sized air filter rack. Obtained applicable permits, removed and disposed of existing equipment, and completed all electrical connections per code requirements. System tested and operational with 1-year labor warranty and 10-year parts warranty provided.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater fitting at top of tank. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak at copper pipe compression fitting connection where supply line enters water heater. Inspection revealed significant corrosion and mineral buildup at the joint, with rust staining and water damage visible on tank surface. The fitting showed deterioration consistent with previous leak history documented in account photos. Repaired the leaking compression fitting by disassembling the connection, cleaning corrosion from mating surfaces, and reinstalling with new compression ferrule and proper torque specifications. Verified all connections were secure and leak-free. Tested system under full operating pressure and confirmed no further leakage at repair site or surrounding connections. Cleaned work area and documented repair with photographs for service records.

Completed monthly spring/summer maintenance on commercial Club Trio system serving main building and multiple residential units. Performed comprehensive maintenance unit inspection, replaced air filters across 48 Liberty Ridge Lane homes including various sizes (46 20x20x1, 2 16x20x1 filters) and 12 units on secondary street with mixed filter sizes (9 20x20x1, 8 14x14x1, 1 12x20x1). Serviced main building HVAC system with filter replacements in multiple dimensions including 1-inch filters (12x20x1, 14x20x1, 16x20x1, 16x25x1, 20x20x1) and 2-inch filters (16x20x2, 16x24x2, 18x24x2). Replaced drive belts (AX40 and A46) on air handling equipment. Verified system operating temperatures reading 47.1°F at supply duct, confirming proper cooling operation. Measured refrigerant pressures and temperatures on R410A system using manifold gauges, recording suction temperature 218°F, discharge temperature 244°F, and ambient 425°F with corresponding pressures of 669 PSI and 1123 PSI, indicating system

# HVAC Service Call - No Cooling Condition Responded to service call for air conditioning system with no cooling and inoperative fan. Upon arrival, conducted initial assessment to determine system age and operational status. ## Diagnostic Procedures Performed visual inspection of indoor air handler unit located in crawl space. Accessed system through confined crawl space entry, navigating dirt floor and concrete block foundation walls. Located air handler and associated ductwork with reflective insulation wrapping. Inspected air filtration system and found 20x24x1 Carbotron filter installed in system. Evaluated filter condition and surrounding ductwork for dust accumulation and airflow restrictions. Noted dust buildup on metal surfaces and duct seams indicating potential maintenance concerns. Examined electrical components and fan motor assembly for operational failures. Checked for proper power supply to unit and verified control circuit functionality. Assessed blower motor condi

Completed installation of 40-gallon Bradford White gas water heater in residential utility closet. Drained and removed existing water heater, then installed new unit with proper copper piping connections and brass fittings. Connected gas line and water supply lines to new tank, pressure tested all connections to verify no leaks present. Installed and secured metallic vent flue for proper exhaust ventilation. Additionally installed Resideo WiFi Leak & Freeze detector for system monitoring. Tested water heater operation to confirm proper ignition, heating function, and temperature control. Provided homeowner with tutorial on mobile app setup and operation for the WiFi leak detector. Verified all safety features functioning correctly before completing installation.

Responded to a no-cooling complaint on a 7-year-old electric air conditioning system for second opinion diagnostic evaluation. Previous contractor had diagnosed a faulty capacitor and low refrigerant charge. Upon inspection, confirmed the dual-run capacitor (TITAN PRO TRCFD455, 45+5 MFD, 440/370VAC) was operating outside acceptable parameters and required replacement. Verified all electrical connections to compressor and condenser fan motor circuits, ensuring proper wire terminations at capacitor terminals. Installed new OEM-equivalent dual-run capacitor with correct MFD ratings for both compressor and fan motor operation. Tested system operation following capacitor replacement, confirming proper compressor start-up, condenser fan motor function, and adequate amp draw on both circuits. System returned to normal cooling operation with proper temperature differential across evaporator coil. Refrigerant charge assessment indicated levels within manufacturer specifications, requiring no ad

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old electric upstairs HVAC system where outdoor fan had not been operating for approximately two weeks. Upon arrival, accessed attic-mounted air handler and performed diagnostic testing on electrical components and control systems. Conducted visual inspection of ductwork, noting accumulated dust and age-related wear on flexible ducting, and assessed overall system condition in attic space. Performed electrical measurements and tested fan motor operation to identify failure point causing loss of cooling capacity.

Completed site assessment of two outdoor Woodford Model 17 spigots with damaged anti-siphon devices and performed comprehensive plumbing inspection of crawlspace infrastructure. Crawlspace inspection revealed significant corrosion on older cast iron/steel piping with heavy rust accumulation, while newer PVC and copper lines appeared in serviceable condition. Documented existing plumbing conditions including mixed-age pipe materials, shut-off valve locations, and overall system configuration for future repair recommendations.