Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to service call for thermostat not maintaining setpoint of 74 degrees. Performed diagnostic evaluation of HVAC air handler unit located in attic space. Utilized Fieldpiece SC260 clamp meter to measure electrical current and voltage at capacitor terminals, recording 0.55 amp reading. Inspected air handler cabinet, ductwork connections, and associated electrical components including motor run capacitor rated at 5.0 µF 440/370V. Documented equipment condition and system operation with photographs for service records.

Installed new gas piping from existing gas supply line to kitchen range location to facilitate conversion from electric to gas cooking appliance. Routed black iron pipe through garage space and terminated with appropriate shut-off valve and appliance connector at stove location per code requirements.

Completed comprehensive plumbing repair involving the removal and replacement of deteriorated cast iron drain piping in the crawl space with new PVC drainage lines, terminating at the foundation wall. Installed a new toilet and added a cleanout access point to facilitate future maintenance and inspection of the drainage system.

Completed full MTU inspection of two HVAC systems for residential property under contract. One system located in garage-accessible mechanical room, second system in crawl space accessed beneath rear deck. Inspection revealed multiple deficiencies requiring attention: master bedroom unit's furnace vent pipe improperly attached and disconnected from air handler, copper refrigerant line lacking proper insulation, and significant damage to flexible ductwork insulation with torn sections compromising system efficiency. Documented all findings with photographic evidence showing loose-fill insulation conditions, HVAC equipment placement, and specific deficiency locations. Both outdoor condensing units inspected on hillside installation adjacent to garage. Provided comprehensive assessment of both aging systems for pre-purchase evaluation purposes.

Technician successfully installed two customer-provided bathroom sink faucets in a 1980s-built home following countertop replacement. Installation included mounting single-handle brushed nickel faucets to new white quartz countertops with undermount sinks, connecting hot and cold water supply lines with flexible hoses, and installing drain assemblies with P-trap configurations. Both faucet installations were tested for proper operation and checked for leaks, with all connections secured and functioning correctly.

Replaced deteriorated concentric vent kit on roof due to active water intrusion that was initially suspected to be an old stain but confirmed to be an active leak. Relocated vent penetration approximately 5 feet from original position, drilled new roof penetration, and installed new concentric vent kit with proper flashing and sealing. Removed old damaged flashing and vent components showing significant weathering, rust, and compromised rubber boot deterioration. Secured roof area with tarp for temporary weather protection until roofing contractor can return to install shingles over new flashing and repair original penetration location.

Responded to Generac generator warranty service call to replace faulty controller. Successfully removed existing controller assembly and installed new OEM replacement unit. Verified proper operation of emergency shutdown system, confirmed green power indicator LED illuminated correctly, and tested all control functions. Generator now operating within manufacturer specifications with all safety systems functional.

Completed scheduled care plan tune-up on geothermal HVAC system located in crawl space. Accessed air handler unit, inspected existing air filter which showed dust and debris accumulation, and performed standard maintenance procedures. System components were evaluated and found to be operating within normal parameters.

Completed residential installation of Lennox 5-ton single stage air conditioning system with 14.4 SEER2 rating, model ML14KC1-060 condenser unit and CK40CT-60D evaporator coil. Installed outdoor unit on concrete pad against exterior brick wall with electrical disconnect box, whip kit, and refrigerant line insulation. Installed refrigerant line filter drier and completed transition from evaporator coil to existing ductwork. Mounted and configured new S200 thermostat for system control. Installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for overflow protection. Completed refrigerant charging, electrical connections, and full system testing to verify proper operation and performance.

Responded to callback for system that would not operate following previous thermostat scheduling service. Upon arrival, thermostat displayed "cooling on" but outdoor unit showed no signs of operation. Inspected Trane condenser unit located in brick-enclosed courtyard area with multiple HVAC systems. Found significant accumulation of dirt, debris, and biological growth in lower equipment compartment that had developed since previous visit. Cleaned contaminated areas, verified electrical connections at component level, and restored system to normal operation. Unit tested successfully with proper cooling cycle engagement and thermostat communication confirmed.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old system with indoor unit located in crawlspace. Performed diagnostic evaluation and temperature measurements at supply ductwork registering 54.1°F and return air at 91.5°F, confirming adequate temperature split and proper system operation at time of inspection. System found operating normally with no faults detected; customer had replaced filter previous week as recommended during last service visit.

Responded to service call for unstable toilet that was rocking and moving during use. Upon inspection, removed toilet to access the flange and discovered a deteriorated toilet flange with significant wear, staining, and compromised structural integrity. The existing flange showed brown discoloration and degradation around the mounting area, which was causing the toilet to lose its secure connection to the floor. Documented the condition of the damaged flange and surrounding tile flooring for repair assessment.

Responded to no-cool call on 3-year-old Bryant electric AC system serving upstairs zone. Upon arrival, found thermostat blank with no power. Diagnosed loss of power to air handler located in attic space. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and confirmed unit had accumulated dust and debris between fins. Restored power to system, verified proper operation of air handler and condensate drain pan. System returned to normal cooling operation with thermostat functioning properly.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan maintenance on dual HVAC systems consisting of two gas furnaces and two air conditioning units located in attic and basement. Performed full system diagnostics, including refrigerant pressure and temperature readings on both AC units using digital manifold gauges. Measured superheat and subcooling values to verify proper refrigerant charge levels. Inspected condenser units with radial fin coils for airflow restrictions and proper operation. Evaluated plumbing connections, condensate drainage systems, and associated PVC piping for both systems. Addressed customer concern regarding excessive noise from new system during startup cycle, investigating potential causes including blower motor operation, ductwork connections, and system cycling patterns for comparison against previous unit performance. Documented system conditions through photographs showing refrigerant readings and plumbing components. Customer reminded to supply own air filters with specific

Responded to a plumbing service call for a broken tub diverter and damaged pipe that had been problematic for several years in a 65-year-old home. Upon inspection, accessed the crawl space beneath the bathroom and documented the existing plumbing infrastructure, which consisted of severely corroded galvanized steel piping showing extensive deterioration, rust, and surface degradation consistent with the age of the home. The affected pipes displayed significant wear from prolonged moisture exposure, with visible corrosion at connection points and deteriorated metal surfaces throughout the drainage system. Photographed the compromised plumbing assembly including the P-trap configuration and vertical drainage pipes to document the extent of deterioration and provide recommendations for repair or replacement of the aging galvanized piping system.

Responded to report of AC unit freezing/icing up at intake while still maintaining cooling function on an 8-year-old Daikin outdoor condensing unit. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of the outdoor unit positioned against brick exterior, noting overall functional condition with normal weathering for age. Accessed indoor air handler to assess airflow and system performance. Measured and documented temperature readings using digital instrumentation on evaporator coil and ductwork surfaces to evaluate operating parameters. Photographed outdoor condensing unit showing proper installation on pad with electrical disconnect and refrigerant line connections visible. Documented indoor measurements and conditions within air handler compartment. Based on freezing symptoms at intake, likely causes include restricted airflow from dirty air filter, low refrigerant charge, or reduced airflow across evaporator coil requiring further diagnostic evaluation or preventive maintenance.

Responded to service call for second opinion regarding water accumulation at base of furnace unit. Performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of existing HVAC system to determine whether repair or replacement was most appropriate course of action. Utilized manifold gauge set to measure refrigerant pressures and system performance, checking both high and low side readings. Employed digital clamp meter to assess electrical amperage draw and verify proper component operation. Inspected insulation and ductwork for potential moisture intrusion points. Evaluated overall system condition, efficiency ratings, and remaining service life of equipment. Provided detailed estimate for complete system replacement as GREEN tier option, outlining equipment specifications and installation scope.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system with fan running continuously even when thermostat was set to off position, requiring breaker shutdown to stop operation. Upon arrival, inspected 9-year-old air conditioning unit and associated components. Found significant debris accumulation around exterior unit base restricting airflow and proper drainage. Observed condensation issues on indoor air handler with moisture buildup on metal surfaces indicating potential drainage concerns. Diagnosed faulty thermostat control circuit preventing proper fan relay operation. Tested thermostat wiring and relay functionality at air handler. Cleared leaf debris and organic matter from around outdoor unit base and foundation area to restore proper airflow and prevent future moisture intrusion. Addressed condensation drainage concerns at indoor air handler. Corrected thermostat control circuit issue to restore proper fan cycling operation. Verified system responds correctly to thermostat comm

Responded to service call for leak at recently installed kitchen faucet in 65-year-old residence. Upon arrival, inspected chrome dual-handle faucet with arched spout and separate spray nozzle mounted on double-basin stainless steel sink. Identified source of leak and tightened supply line connections beneath sink. Examined under-sink plumbing configuration including P-trap assembly, garbage disposal unit with corrugated drain hose, and supply valves to ensure proper sealing and connection integrity. Tested faucet operation at multiple flow rates and verified all connections remained dry under pressure. Confirmed leak was resolved and no additional plumbing issues were present in the immediate area.

Responded to no cooling complaint on gas furnace system. Upon inspection, found electrical wiring connections at air handler with heavy dust accumulation and potential loose connections affecting system operation. Evaluated control board and tested electrical components using diagnostic equipment to identify communication failure between thermostat and cooling system. Cleaned connections, verified proper voltage at terminals, and restored system to normal cooling operation. System tested and confirmed operational before departure.