Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to no-cool condition on upstairs zone with 15-year-old electric air conditioning system. Attic-mounted air handler was evaluated along with associated ductwork, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage system. Due to system age and condition, provided comprehensive replacement estimate for complete HVAC system upgrade to restore cooling capacity and improve energy efficiency.

Performed maintenance inspection on dual geothermal split system with units located in attic and basement. Conducted pressure diagnostics and system performance verification on attic unit, which showed evidence of water damage and staining on exterior casing. Verified refrigerant pressures using manifold gauge set and inspected brass fittings, copper line connections, and electrical components for proper operation. Documented filter specifications as 16x25x4 for customer replacement and noted previous water intrusion affecting filter condition.

Responded to service call for two-year-old electric mini split system experiencing water leakage into air vents at first level back room location. Upon inspection, accessed wall-mounted indoor evaporator unit and opened front cover to examine internal components and evaporator coil assembly. Investigated drainage system, condensate line routing, and coil condition to identify source of water intrusion into ventilation system.

Responded to multi-service plumbing call addressing issues in both bathrooms. Inspected master bathroom toilet for intermittent running condition and assessed tank components for wear and malfunction. Examined hall bathroom toilet tank with active leak at rear of tank, documented significant mineral deposits and internal staining affecting tank integrity. Evaluated hall shower with dripping showerhead requiring washer or cartridge replacement. Assessed tub drain with backup issue indicating partial obstruction in drain line. Documented existing conditions through photography showing deteriorated flush valve assembly, corroded tank components, and mineral buildup throughout affected fixtures. Provided assessment and recommendations for necessary repairs including tank seal replacement, flush valve rebuild, showerhead repair, and drain cleaning service to restore proper function to all affected plumbing fixtures.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on ground floor air conditioning unit located in AC closet. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw on circuit conductors, and evaluation of electrical panel connections. All system components operating within normal parameters at time of service.

Replaced leaking outdoor spigot with new fixture after accessing the copper supply line through interior crawl space. Removed deteriorated exterior hose bib that exhibited significant oxidation and patina, then installed new frost-free sillcock to prevent future leaks and ensure proper water flow to outdoor hose connection.

Replaced defective low pressure switch on HVAC system. Recovered and recycled refrigerant from the unit prior to component replacement, with minimal refrigerant loss during the repair process. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify proper system operation and pressure switch functionality upon completion of repair.

Responded to customer inquiry regarding humidity concerns in home. Performed thorough inspection of crawl space and identified significant moisture issues including standing water in sump pit and inadequate vapor barrier coverage with deteriorated plastic sheeting. Observed loose-fill insulation material scattered throughout crawl space and noted exposed plumbing penetrations. Documented conditions with photographic evidence showing compromised moisture management system contributing to elevated humidity levels. Provided comprehensive estimates for indoor air quality improvements including proper vapor barrier installation, crawl space encapsulation, dehumidification solutions, and remediation of existing moisture intrusion points to address customer's humidity concerns.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation for first floor heating and cooling. Installed Trane 3-ton heat pump system (model 5TWR4036A1000) rated up to 15.2 SEER2 with matching 3-ton air handler (model 5TEM4B04AC31SA) in attic space. Added Trane 15kW heat kit (model BAYHTR1517BRK) for supplemental heating capacity. Mounted outdoor condenser unit on ground-level pad with proper clearances and installed electrical disconnect box on exterior wall. Ran refrigerant lines and electrical conduit between outdoor and indoor units through exterior wall penetrations. Upgraded existing return air system by enlarging filter grille from 20x25 to 20x30 to improve airflow and system performance. Installed new digital thermostat for precise temperature control. Performed duct cleaning services on first floor ductwork to remove debris and improve indoor air quality. Installed REME Halo air purification system on existing second floor HVAC unit for enhanced air quality throughout home. Complete

Responded to callback for recurring condensate leak in attic HVAC system. Upon inspection, located source of water intrusion at primary drain line connection point where PVC coupling had failed. Reconfigured drain line routing, installed new fittings with proper slope, and verified secondary drain line was clear and functioning. Tested system through complete cooling cycle to confirm proper drainage with no leaks detected.

Returned to site for concrete pour as scheduled. Documented completed water heater installation in basement utility area, showing insulated tank with copper supply and distribution piping, brass valves, and proper connections to building systems. Photographed exposed plumbing configuration in attic space, including copper pipe U-bend trap assembly mounted to structural joists. Noted visible corrosion and oxidation on copper surfaces with blue-green patina formation and surface deterioration requiring future monitoring. All rough plumbing work verified and ready for concrete floor installation to proceed.

Replaced failed compressor unit covered under parts warranty on HVAC system. Recovered and recharged system with 10 lbs of R410A refrigerant, verified proper superheat and subcooling readings, and documented compressor tag information from both old and new units for warranty claim processing.

Responded to no cooling complaint with upstairs temperature reading 86°F. Connected manifold gauge set to measure system pressures and diagnose refrigerant circuit performance. Based on gauge readings and warm air discharge from supply vents, identified refrigerant-related issue affecting cooling capacity and completed necessary diagnostics to determine appropriate corrective action.

Provided plumbing estimate for replacement of existing tub filler fixture in historic two-story residence built in 1880. Current wall-mounted tub spout and shower valve control feature brushed bronze finish that was installed during previous renovation but does not match other bathroom fixtures. Assessed installation complexity due to fixture mounting behind marble-look tile wall and documented existing configuration including square escutcheon plate with lever handle and wall-mounted spout assembly. Customer expressed concerns regarding proper removal and reinstallation to avoid tile damage during replacement process.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old electric air conditioning system with condenser unit not operating. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor unit in basement was running but outdoor condenser remained off. Performed diagnostic testing and connected manifold gauge set to service ports to assess refrigerant pressures and system operation. Identified failed condenser unit preventing proper cooling cycle. Documented system conditions with pressure readings and photographed equipment setup during diagnostic process for service records.

Responded to service call for loud roaring noise emanating from mechanical closet containing water heater and associated equipment. Upon inspection, identified condensate pump as source of excessive noise audible from adjacent room. Examined water heater top assembly, copper piping, humidifier components, and condensate removal system. Provided pricing estimate for condensate pump and tubing replacement as requested prior to performing repairs. No visible leaks or water damage observed during inspection.

Responded to service call for unusually loud roaring noise coming from utility closet containing water heating equipment. Upon inspection, identified unit as tankless water heater (not tanked as originally reported) with wall-mounted installation including gas line, brass supply and return plumbing, expansion tank, and digital control panel. Diagnosed noise source, verified all connections and components for proper operation, confirmed no leaks or safety concerns present, and provided customer with findings and recommendations for noise mitigation.

Completed comprehensive 65-point whole home plumbing inspection per preventive service agreement protocol. Conducted thorough assessment of all accessible plumbing components, fixtures, supply lines, drain systems, and shut-off valves throughout the property. Documented significant corrosion and oxidation on main water supply valve assembly, noting advanced deterioration with greenish-blue patina indicating long-term moisture exposure. Identified compromised rubber coupling on copper pipe joint showing degradation and tearing, requiring future replacement to prevent potential leaks. Observed extensive mineral buildup and oxidation on adjacent ductwork and piping. Photographed all findings for maintenance records. All observations reported to property owner with recommendations for addressing corroded components to maintain system integrity.

Completed Gold Level preventive maintenance on heat pump and air handler system located in crawlspace. Inspected evaporator coil and observed moderate dust and dirt accumulation on fins with some minor surface oxidation present. Measured system amperage at 19.91 amps with multimeter to verify proper operation. Customer provided 20x20x2 filter for installation during service visit. System operational upon completion of maintenance procedures.

Completed routine plumbing inspection as part of maintenance plan. Inspected bathroom fixtures including toilet, bathtub, tub spout, and drain assembly for proper operation and potential issues. Documented condition of fixtures, noting grout discoloration between wall tiles and minor tile cracking in tub surround area, though all plumbing components functioning properly with no active leaks detected.