Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on dual-system HVAC configuration with heat pumps and air handlers located in attic and basement. Performed full diagnostic testing on outdoor units including capacitor voltage verification reading 393.6V and temperature differential measurements of 32.9°F, confirming proper system operation and component functionality across both zones.

Completed Care Plan maintenance on dual air conditioning systems and dual gas furnace units located in attic and crawl space. Performed comprehensive inspection and routine maintenance procedures on both outdoor condenser units. Observed significant accumulation of dried leaves and organic debris surrounding both condensers, which was cleared to ensure proper airflow and system efficiency. Inspected refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage systems. All equipment operational at time of service completion.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up maintenance on dual HVAC system installation consisting of two gas furnace/air conditioner units with coil assemblies located in separate attic spaces. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify amperage draw on both systems, recording 40 amps AC and 9.9 amps on respective units to ensure proper operation within manufacturer specifications. Noted first floor system requires customer-supplied filter with size to be determined at next maintenance visit, while second floor system utilizes 16x25x1 customer-supplied filter.

Performed comprehensive HVAC tune-up and system evaluation on residential air conditioning unit. Conducted electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring amperage draw at 30.9 amps and testing capacitor performance to ensure proper compressor and fan motor operation. Inspected evaporator coil fins for cleanliness and airflow efficiency, and verified all electrical connections and components were secure and functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on dual heat pump and air handler system with equipment located in both attic and basement areas. Performed detailed inspection and maintenance procedures including ductwork examination, electrical measurements using clamp meter on condensate drain lines, and system performance verification across both zones to ensure optimal operation and efficiency.

Responded to no-heat service call for boiler system that had been non-operational since property acquisition. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of boiler and associated piping infrastructure. Documented existing conditions including deteriorated pipe connections, corroded brass fittings with mineral deposits, and aging plumbing components showing significant wear. Assessed central cylindrical boiler component and surrounding pipe configuration with multiple joints and connections. Identified corrosion and discoloration on metal surfaces throughout the system. Photographed critical areas including compromised pipe unions and fittings requiring attention for proper system operation and safety compliance.

Performed routine plumbing inspection of toilet system, examining internal tank components including fill valve assembly, flush valve mechanism, flapper chain, and refill tube connections. Documented mineral buildup and water staining throughout tank interior, and verified proper installation and structural condition of toilet base and floor mounting.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation including Bryant 3.5 ton heat pump model GH5SAN54200A, Bryant 3.5 ton air handler model FJ5ANXC42L00, and Bryant 15KW heat kit model TU-EC-15BKB. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment. Installed outdoor heat pump unit on new equipment pad with snow legs for elevation and protection. Mounted air handler in attic space with proper clearances and secured to structural supports. Integrated existing thermostat with new system. Installed electrical disconnect box and whip kit for outdoor unit per code requirements. Ran and insulated refrigerant lines between outdoor and indoor units, installed refrigerant line filter. Created transition connections to existing ductwork system. Installed standard air filter rack and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for condensate overflow protection. Added P-trap to condensate drain line for proper drainage. Completed all electrical connections, tested system startup, verified proper refriger

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including installation of Lennox 90K BTU 93% efficiency gas furnace (model ML193UH090XE36CK), Lennox 14.3 SEER2 3.5-ton air conditioning unit (model ML14KC1-042-230), Lennox evaporator coil (model CK40CT-30/36C-71), and Honeywell digital WiFi thermostat. Utilized existing outdoor condenser pad with re-leveling, existing auxiliary drain pan with added SS2 safety switch installation, and existing electrical disconnect box. Installed electrical whip kit, refrigerant line insulation, refrigerant line filter drier, and transitioned evaporator coil to existing ductwork. Connected furnace to existing flue piping and flexible gas line, reconnected heat tape in attic per specifications, and removed and disposed of all existing equipment. System tested and verified operational with all safety controls functioning properly.

Completed scheduled maintenance on 11KW Generac standby generator, serial number 3003464229. Unit displayed 151.1 run hours on the Evolution 2.0 control panel at time of service. Performed standard preventative maintenance procedures including visual inspection of exterior housing, verification of control panel functionality across AUTO, MANUAL, and OFF modes, and confirmed proper operation of all interface buttons and LCD display. Generator remains in good operational condition with all systems functioning as designed.

Responded to no cooling complaint on five-year-old upstairs AC unit. Upon inspection, identified failed dual-run capacitor as the root cause of system malfunction. Replaced defective capacitor with new TRCFD355 rated at 440/370 voltage specifications, restored all electrical connections, and verified proper system operation with normal cooling restored.

Replaced failed indoor thermal expansion valve (TXV) on HVAC system. Recovered approximately 11 pounds of refrigerant from the system prior to repair, recycled and returned it to the unit, and added 3-4 pounds of additional refrigerant to compensate for losses incurred during the repair process. Verified proper system operation and refrigerant charge upon completion.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on six-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit with heavily soiled coil fins showing significant accumulation of dirt, dust, and debris, particularly in lower sections, restricting airflow and reducing heat transfer efficiency. Performed thorough coil cleaning to restore proper airflow through condenser. Inspected refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system. System restored to normal cooling operation following maintenance procedures.

Completed plumbing repair service addressing drainage issues under back-to-back sink configuration. Removed deteriorated galvanized tee fitting and replaced with PVC piping to restore proper drainage flow. Snaked the drain line to clear any blockages before installing new PVC components, ensuring optimal water flow and preventing future corrosion issues associated with galvanized materials.

Responded to callback for non-operational HVAC system following previous service visit on 3/18. Performed diagnostic testing using refrigerant manifold and micron gauge to assess system pressures and temperatures across multiple units. Measurements indicated pressure readings of 253.3 psig and 84.3 psig with corresponding temperatures, confirming system operational status and proper refrigerant charge levels after troubleshooting.

Responded to no cooling complaint on heat pump system with 5-degree temperature differential between setpoint and actual room temperature. Connected manifold gauge set to outdoor unit and performed refrigerant pressure diagnostics to evaluate system charge levels and determine cause of insufficient cooling capacity. Assessed condenser unit operation and electrical components during diagnostic process.

Disconnected sump pump discharge line from the sanitary sewer system to bring installation into compliance with code requirements. Cored a penetration through the foundation wall and installed approximately 15 feet of PVC discharge piping extending from the basement to the backyard discharge point. Excavated trench through existing brick pathway in backyard, removed necessary pavers to accommodate underground piping, and routed discharge line away from the foundation to proper termination point. Installed new interior PVC piping with proper fittings and connections to redirect sump pump flow through the foundation wall. Backfilled excavated areas and reset brick pavers along pathway to restore access, prioritizing functionality of the discharge system.

Completed comprehensive spring Care Plan tune-up service on two air conditioning systems. Performed preventive maintenance inspections on both units, replaced 20x25x1 standard filter and Honeywell 20x25 media filter per plan specifications, verified proper operation of condensate safety switches, and inspected all ductwork, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and capacitors to ensure optimal system performance for the cooling season.

Completed spring maintenance tune-up on 7-year-old residential HVAC system. Inspected attic condensate drain lines and verified proper configuration, checked outdoor condenser unit operation, and performed electrical diagnostics including capacitor testing with readings of 35.02 µF. All components operating within normal parameters.

Removed existing toilet and installed customer-supplied American Standard Champion ADA-compliant elongated bowl model. Completed installation with proper sealing, water supply connection, and tested for leaks and proper flushing operation.