Top-Rated Plumbing in Lexington, KY

Completed annual care plan tune-up on heat pump and air handler system located in hallway closet. Performed comprehensive system inspection and temperature diagnostics, verified thermostat operation showing cooling mode at 73°F setpoint with system actively running, and measured supply air temperature at 59.5°F at ductwork. System operating within normal parameters with proper temperature differential across coil.

Completed Club Duo maintenance service on two air conditioning systems and two gas furnace units. Customer provided their own filters for installation. Documented equipment nameplate information including Puron R-410A system specifications and recorded serial numbers for service records. Observed significant dust and debris accumulation on evaporator coil during inspection, photographed condition for documentation purposes.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on heat pump system located in clean crawlspace. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify amperage readings on compressor circuit, measuring 5.85 amps with all wire connections tested at outdoor unit. Inspected capacitor, wiring connections, and internal components of condensing unit, confirming proper operation. Evaluated evaporator coil condition, noting dust and debris accumulation on aluminum fins requiring attention for optimal heat transfer efficiency.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on heat pump system. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring amperage draw at 0.98A and voltage at 0.1V to verify proper system operation and component performance. Inspected condenser coil fins, control wiring connections, and all electrical components to ensure optimal heat pump functionality and efficiency.

Responded to no cooling call at commercial facility with 7-year-old electric rooftop unit where thermostat and system were unresponsive. Upon arrival, accessed rooftop unit and performed diagnostic evaluation of electrical components and control systems. Inspected blower assembly, drive belt, and wiring connections inside unit cabinet. Found system power issue preventing thermostat communication and unit operation. Verified proper belt tension and condition, checked all wire terminations at control board, and tested voltage supply to unit. Restored power to system, verified thermostat communication reestablished, and confirmed unit returned to normal cooling operation with proper airflow.

Completed comprehensive Club Duo maintenance service on dual HVAC systems including two air conditioning units, two gas furnaces, two humidifiers, and two dehumidifiers with all equipment located in basement. Performed full system inspections, verified proper operation and alignment of all components, inspected and assessed filter conditions across all units including washable filter on dehumidifier, checked humidifier canisters and pads for replacement needs, and documented equipment conditions with photographs. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters upon completion of preventive maintenance procedures.

Responded to callback for air conditioning unit not operating following previous day's maintenance visit. Upon arrival, inspected electrical components and identified failed dual run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan operation. Replaced defective capacitor, verified proper wire connections, tested system operation, and confirmed unit cooling normally before departure.

Completed Care Plan tune-up on air conditioning system with gas furnace unit located in basement. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection of HVAC system, accessing unit through main service panel which showed significant dust accumulation on interior components and ductwork. Cleaned and serviced accessible components within the system chamber. Verified customer-supplied 20x20x1 filter was in place and operational. Documented existing conditions including heavy dust and debris buildup on interior surfaces and access points. System operational upon completion of maintenance procedures.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on single-system home with AC and gas furnace located in basement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify amperage draws on both heating and cooling components, checked Platinum UV light operation for air quality enhancement, and conducted standard maintenance procedures per club membership protocol with customer-supplied filter.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on dual HVAC system with air conditioning and gas furnace units located in basement and upstairs closet. Performed full system inspection, tested electrical components and relays, verified proper wiring connections, and inspected outdoor condenser unit. Customer-supplied filters (16x25x1 and 16x25x2) were installed, and both systems were confirmed to be operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed comprehensive club maintenance on single gas furnace and air conditioning system located in hallway closet. Conducted thorough inspection of blower motor assembly, measuring amp draw at 37.8A and verifying proper electrical operation using clamp meter diagnostics. Removed, thoroughly cleaned, and reinstalled washable filter per maintenance protocol. Tested all electrical connections and motor components to ensure optimal system performance and efficiency.

# HVAC Repair - No Cooling Condition Responded to service call for 15-year-old residential air conditioning system with reported non-functional outdoor fan and lack of cooling. Upon arrival, confirmed compressor was energized but condenser fan motor failed to operate. Performed diagnostic testing of outdoor unit components including capacitor testing, contactor inspection, and motor winding continuity checks. Identified failed condenser fan motor as root cause of no-cool condition. Verified proper voltage supply to unit and confirmed compressor operation remained functional. Replaced defective condenser fan motor with OEM-equivalent replacement unit. Installed new motor, secured mounting hardware, and reconnected electrical connections per manufacturer specifications. Tested capacitor under load and confirmed proper microfarad rating for both compressor and fan motor operation. Energized system and verified proper condenser fan rotation and airflow across condenser coil. Monitored

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier 3-ton 16.2 SEER2 Performance Series single-stage heat pump (model 27SPA636A003) on concrete pad with snow legs and electrical disconnect box in backyard against brick exterior wall. Installed Carrier 3-ton air handler with variable speed blower (model FT5ANXC36L00) in basement utility area with 15kW electric heat kit (model AFAEHL15B01A) and Carrier thermostat control. Added Aprilaire media cabinet air filtration system and condensate pump for proper drainage management. Ran insulated refrigerant lines with inline filter connecting outdoor condenser to indoor air handler, installed electrical whip kit and disconnect box for code compliance. Integrated SS2 coil drain safety water sensor with trap, fabricated transitions to existing ductwork system, and removed/disposed of old equipment. Pulled all applicable permits, tested system operation including heating and cooling modes, verified proper airflow an

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to service call for 9-year-old air conditioning system reported as blowing air but not cooling. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the cooling system to identify the cause of insufficient cooling performance. Conducted visual inspection of the indoor air handler unit, verifying model and serial number information from equipment nameplate. Assessed overall system condition and reviewed service history noting previous repair within the past year. Checked electrical connections, wiring harness, and mounting hardware for secure installation and proper operation. Proceeded to attic space to evaluate evaporator coil performance and refrigerant temperatures. Using digital thermometer, measured supply air temperature at insulated refrigerant line, recording reading of 6.0°F which indicated potential refrigerant system issue. This abnormally low temperature reading suggested possible refrigerant overcharge, expansion valve malfunction, or airf

Responded to callback for leak under recently replaced kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified active leak at drain assembly connection. Disassembled P-trap configuration and drain connections, finding improper seal at basket strainer. Reinstalled drain components with proper sealing, ensuring all PVC connections were secure and watertight. Tested system with running water to confirm leak was resolved. Photographed completed work showing proper P-trap installation and cabinet interior condition. Removed old fittings and materials from site.

Responded to callback for unresolved hot water issue from previous service visit. Inspected crawlspace plumbing system and documented PVC supply line configuration, including valve assembly with red-handled shutoff valve and mounting hardware. Verified proper installation of pipe supports and checked for any leaks or flow restrictions that could be affecting hot water delivery to fixtures.

Responded to non-functional outdoor spigot at 70-year-old residence where fixture had been inoperative for several months. Upon inspection, identified failed hose bib mounted on exterior brick wall above concrete foundation. Accessed supply line from crawl space, locating copper piping and PVC connections behind wall assembly. Removed deteriorated outdoor spigot and assessed mounting location showing signs of age-related wear and moisture exposure at foundation level. Installed new frost-free self-draining hose bib as requested to prevent future freeze damage, ensuring proper pitch for automatic drainage when shut off. Secured fixture to brick wall with appropriate masonry anchors and verified supply line connections in crawl space remained secure. Tested new spigot for proper operation, confirming water flow and automatic drain-back function when valve closed. Documented installation with photographs showing completed exterior fixture and associated crawlspace plumbing connections.

Responded to service call for non-operational whole-home dehumidifier integrated with HVAC system. Upon arrival, confirmed heating and cooling functions were operating normally while dehumidification system was inactive. Performed diagnostic inspection of dehumidifier unit and associated ductwork connections. Accessed equipment compartment and examined internal components, including duct connections, electrical connections, and drainage pathways. Inspected metal ductwork and air handler integration points for proper installation and potential obstruction issues. Noted moisture-related discoloration on vertical channels and accumulated debris in equipment base, suggesting previous condensate management concerns. Photographed equipment condition and configuration for service documentation. Equipment is approximately three years old and requires further evaluation to determine root cause of dehumidifier failure and recommend appropriate repair or replacement options.

Completed Club Single maintenance on 3-year-old HVAC system with indoor unit in basement and outdoor condensing unit. Outdoor unit coils were heavily contaminated with dirt, dust, and debris accumulation, requiring thorough cleaning to restore proper heat exchange efficiency. Air filter showed extensive buildup of particulate matter and was serviced as part of maintenance protocol. System includes AprilAire 800 humidifier. All maintenance tasks completed per club membership agreement specifications.

Responded to service call for broken sewer pipe in half-finished basement with seepage of black water into main basement area. Upon inspection, identified ruptured above-ground pipe at junction point where two underground pipes meet, with water infiltration worsening during rain events. Documented conditions showing exposed pipe in unfinished crawl space area with concrete flooring, cinder block foundation, and visible water damage patterns consistent with intermittent sewage seepage.