Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to callback for mini split system leaking onto floor at commercial restaurant location. Upon inspection, identified severely deteriorated line set insulation on refrigerant lines above ceiling, with foam material completely crumbled and exposing copper piping that showed oxidation and corrosion. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing compromised insulation allowing condensation to form on exposed copper lines and drip through ceiling tiles onto floor below.

Completed residential HVAC system installation including a Lennox 2-ton 15 SEER2 air conditioning unit (model ML14KC1-024-230) and matching evaporator coil (model CK40CT-30B-71). Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment, then installed new outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad with electrical disconnect box, whip kit, and refrigerant line insulation. Indoor evaporator coil was mounted in utility room with transition to existing ductwork, refrigerant line filter drier, and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor installed per manufacturer specifications. Installed new digital thermostat and completed all electrical connections to code. System was charged with refrigerant, tested for proper operation, and verified all safety controls functioning correctly. Installation includes one-year labor warranty and ten-year parts warranty, with complimentary one-year maintenance plan enrollment.

Responded to service call for non-operational air conditioning system approximately 2-3 years old. Diagnosed failed compressor requiring factory order with two-week lead time. Provided comprehensive replacement system estimate due to compressor availability delays and warranty complications with original equipment supplier. Documented existing outdoor condensing unit installation with refrigerant line connections for replacement specifications.

Completed routine maintenance on heat pump and gas furnace system located in basement. Performed system diagnostics using manifold gauges and digital multimeter to verify refrigerant pressures and electrical readings within manufacturer specifications. Customer provides their own filters for the unit.

Responded to service call for non-functioning sump pump in basement of 60-year-old residence. Upon arrival, found sump pump improperly draining into sewer line, causing overflow conditions when washing machine discharged. Issue had persisted for approximately five days prior to service call. Performed thorough inspection of existing sump pump system and basin. Identified improper drainage configuration as primary cause of overflow issues. Sump basin showed significant age-related deterioration with heavy staining and buildup on interior walls. Existing pump equipment was assessed for operational status and proper installation requirements. Installed new sump pump system with appropriate discharge piping. Configured white PVC discharge line with vertical run from pump basin. Installed electronic monitoring device with sensor on discharge pipe to provide system status indication and alert capability. Secured monitoring equipment to discharge pipe using cable straps and connected power

Completed comprehensive tune-up and diagnostic evaluation on 13-year-old geothermal heat pump system. Performed electrical measurements including amperage readings on system components, inspected and tested capacitor connections and control board functionality, verified proper operation of all electrical circuits and connections. All measurements within normal operating parameters; system operating efficiently with no issues found at time of service.

Responded to water leak in attic-mounted air handler system. Upon inspection, discovered compromised drain pan with improper connection to condensate drain line assembly. Documented existing conditions with photography for insurance documentation purposes. Assessed drain trap configuration, PVC drain piping, and condensate removal system components. Provided detailed findings regarding drain pan integrity and drainage system deficiencies to facilitate insurance claim processing.

Completed prepaid Gold Level maintenance on dual HVAC system with both units located in attic accessed via pull-down steps. Performed comprehensive tune-up on two air conditioning systems aged 8 and 11 years. Inspected and cleaned washable filters on both units. Conducted electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, verifying amperage draw of 55.0A and voltage readings of 420V on system components. Tested capacitors, motor windings, and electrical connections to ensure proper operation. All measurements within manufacturer specifications. Both systems operating efficiently with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to a BNI referral for a roof leak investigation initially assessed by roofing contractor. Upon inspection, identified multiple plumbing vent penetrations through the roof surface, including two white PVC vent stacks with rubber boot flashings and one severely deteriorated metal vent pipe exhibiting extensive rust and corrosion. The rusted metal pipe and its associated flashing showed significant weathering and deterioration, creating potential leak points. Documented all roof penetrations with photographs and provided assessment confirming the leak source was plumbing-related rather than roofing. Quoted relocation of the compromised plumbing vent pipes to resolve the water intrusion issue and prevent further damage.

Successfully completed the installation of a Friedrich 3-ton mini split system with 36,000 BTU capacity. The indoor wall-mounted unit was installed in a commercial space with drop ceiling, positioned on the interior wall for optimal air distribution. System was commissioned, tested for proper operation, and left in full working order.

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no cooling/no airflow complaint on 15-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of unit and electrical components. Inspected control panel and verified proper electrical connections at contactors, relays, and capacitor. Measured supply air temperature at ductwork, obtaining reading of 41.9°F, confirming system is now producing adequate cooling. Tested all electrical connections and components within control panel for proper operation. System restored to normal cooling operation with proper airflow throughout occupied space.

# HVAC Service Call - No Cooling Condition Responded to service call for air conditioning system not providing cooling. Unit is approximately 3 years old. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and found compressor with significant debris accumulation around base and mounting surface. Inspected compressor unit and refrigerant line connections. Noted compressor mounted on metal base plate with copper refrigerant lines connected. Observed deterioration of mounting surface with peeling paint and rust-colored staining present. Heavy accumulation of dried leaves and organic debris found throughout equipment area and on base platform. Cleaned debris from around compressor unit and base plate to ensure proper airflow and prevent future operational issues. Verified all electrical connections secure. Checked refrigerant line connections for proper sealing and integrity. Compressor unit itself appeared intact with manufacturer labeling visible and all connections

Responded to upstairs master bathroom plumbing issue where the right side vanity faucet exhibited low water pressure and leaking from the handle. Disassembled the faucet assembly and diagnosed a failed cartridge in a discontinued Delta faucet model with replacement parts only available direct from manufacturer. After consultation, full faucet replacement was authorized. New faucet unit ordered for installation at subsequent appointment. Inspection of supply connections revealed deteriorated hot water shut-off valve requiring replacement during faucet installation to ensure proper system function and prevent future leaks.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old geothermal system located in basement. Upon arrival, customer reported unit would cool briefly upon startup then cease cooling operation, issue ongoing for approximately one week. Performed diagnostic evaluation of geothermal heat pump system including ground loop pumps, air handler, and associated controls. Inspected Geo-Flo circulation pumps for proper operation, verified electrical connections at ground loop panel, and assessed refrigerant circuit performance. Checked air handler for proper airflow, examined condensate drainage system, and tested thermostat operation and system cycling. Identified intermittent cooling issue and provided recommendations for necessary repairs to restore consistent cooling operation.

Responded to third callback for insufficient cooling on upper level. Previous visits included refrigerant recharge and blower speed adjustment with no resolution. Conducted comprehensive system diagnostics and pressure testing, which revealed readings at approximately 80 PSI, indicating potential refrigerant leak or airflow restriction in upper zone ductwork requiring further investigation to resolve ongoing temperature control issues.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation including Bryant 2.5 ton 14.3 SEER2 air conditioning unit (model GA5SAN53000W) and matching Bryant 2.5 ton evaporator coil (model CVAVA3017XMA). Installed new refrigerant line set with proper insulation and filter drier, positioned outdoor unit on concrete pad with electrical disconnect box and whip kit. Ran and terminated new dedicated 30 AMP 230V electrical circuit to power outdoor condensing unit. Transitioned evaporator coil to existing ductwork in crawl space, installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for secondary drain pan protection. Connected system to existing thermostat, pulled vacuum on refrigerant lines, charged system to manufacturer specifications, and performed full operational testing to verify proper cooling performance and electrical draw. Removed and disposed of all existing equipment, obtained applicable permits, and ensured all work met code compliance standards.

Responded to no cooling call on 20+ year old system with outdoor unit humming but not running. Performed diagnostic evaluation and confirmed compressor failure to start. Indoor unit blower motor operational with recent filter change completed by homeowner. Measured supply air temperature showing lack of refrigerant circulation consistent with compressor malfunction. Given age of system and extent of failure, recommended full system replacement rather than repair due to obsolete components and diminished efficiency of existing equipment.

Completed electrical estimate for running new line to breaker panel in basement. Assessed existing electrical infrastructure including main breaker panel with multiple circuits, adjacent subpanel, and overhead conduit routing along exposed joists. Evaluated current panel capacity, wire gauge requirements, and optimal routing path for new circuit installation while maintaining code compliance and proper load distribution across existing breaker configuration.

Responded to water leak complaint at basement indoor unit with approximately one bucket of water accumulation over two days. Upon inspection, identified condensate drainage issue affecting the Bryant HVAC system. Cleared condensate drain line obstruction, verified proper drainage flow, and confirmed all PVC drain piping connections were secure and functioning correctly to prevent future water accumulation.

Responded to service call for broken pipe in crawl space. Upon inspection, discovered damaged black rubber coupling connecting ductwork sections had failed, causing separation of the joint. Removed deteriorated rubber connector with attached metal clamp and replaced with new coupling to restore proper connection. Secured all components with appropriate hose clamps and verified system integrity upon completion.