Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Performed second opinion evaluation on 18-year-old residential air conditioning system with no cooling condition. Confirmed previous diagnosis of evaporator coil leak in basement-mounted air handler unit. Assessed outdoor condenser unit showing significant age-related deterioration including weathered housing, damaged PVC line set covers with visible cracks and peeling material, and accumulated debris around unit. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for complete HVAC system due to age of equipment exceeding typical service life and cost-effectiveness of replacement versus repair on failed refrigerant coil.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 12-year-old upstairs air conditioning system. Performed diagnostic evaluation of unit, inspected electrical components and condensing unit housing. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing moisture accumulation on access panel, indicating potential operational issues requiring further assessment or component replacement due to age of system.

Completed routine HVAC maintenance on garage-located gas furnace and heat pump system. Replaced 16x25x4 air filter as included in care plan. Performed system diagnostics using digital manometer to verify proper static pressure readings across the system, recording measurements of 151 and -156 inches water column on dual ports. Documented all temperature and pressure readings with calibrated test equipment to ensure system operating within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old gas furnace system with indoor unit located in basement. Upon arrival, indoor temperature had reached 80 degrees and system was completely non-responsive despite no tripped breakers. Performed diagnostic evaluation of the air conditioning system, which had a capacitor replacement completed in July. Inspected control board circuitry, wiring connections, and electrical components to identify failure point preventing system operation. Documented equipment condition including condensate drainage piping, ductwork configuration, and internal control board assembly with terminal connections for service records and warranty purposes.

Responded to outdoor condensing unit fan motor running continuously regardless of thermostat setting on 12-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, identified faulty contactor with welded contacts preventing proper cycling of outdoor fan motor, causing continuous operation and excessive vibration. Replaced defective contactor, verified proper system operation through multiple cooling cycles, and confirmed outdoor unit now shuts down appropriately when thermostat calls are satisfied.

# HVAC Maintenance - Club Single Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on four-year-old system with outdoor condensing unit and air handler both located in garage. Conducted routine preventive maintenance including system inspection, performance testing, and temperature verification. Supply air temperature measured at 53.5°F, confirming proper cooling operation. Thermostat verified in off mode with ambient temperature reading of 79°F. All components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. System maintenance completed per manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no cooling call on 7-8 year old electric HVAC system displaying error code 69 (inverter fault) with outdoor fan not operating. Upon arrival, indoor temperature was 80 degrees. Accessed attic-mounted air handler and outdoor condensing unit for diagnostic evaluation. Performed electrical diagnostics on inverter control board using clamp meter, obtaining voltage readings of 102.3 volts at board terminals. Visual inspection of the green PCB revealed dense population of surface-mounted components including multiple black cylindrical capacitors, integrated circuits, resistors, and copper-coiled inductors. Noted discoloration and brownish residue near center components indicating possible thermal stress or component failure. DC circuit pathways and power supply sections examined for continuity and proper voltage distribution. Verified outdoor fan motor failure to energize despite power supply to condensing unit. Traced fault to inverter board malfunction preventing proper signa

Responded to no cooling call with blank thermostat display on 8-10 year old electric AC system with gas furnace located in attic. Upon arrival, confirmed thermostat had no power and homeowner had already attempted breaker reset without success. Performed diagnostic testing using multimeter to measure voltage at thermostat terminals, obtaining reading of 26.27 volts, which indicated abnormal voltage supply from the HVAC system's transformer. Traced low voltage wiring from thermostat to air handler in attic to identify source of power issue. Inspected transformer, control board connections, and associated wiring for signs of failure, damage, or loose connections that would prevent proper 24VAC power delivery to thermostat.

Responded to basement floor drain clog located near furnace and water heater. Upon arrival, observed standing water and puddling at drain opening, indicating blockage in drainage system. Assessed that clog was isolated to floor drain line rather than HVAC condensate system. Cleared obstruction from basement floor drain using appropriate drain cleaning equipment. Verified proper water flow and drainage upon completion. Drain now functioning normally with no standing water present.

Responded to upstairs shower plumbing inquiry where existing shower fixture had been removed. Assessed exposed wall cavity and existing plumbing infrastructure to determine feasibility of tapping into hot and cold water supply lines for future washer/dryer installation. Documented existing conditions including wall framing, insulation, and utility routing within the cavity to provide accurate quote for installing dedicated washer hookup connections.

Responded to no cooling call at commercial dog grooming salon with indoor temperature at 75°F and rising. Performed diagnostic evaluation of HVAC system and documented ambient temperature readings at 74°F using calibrated digital thermometer. Contacted customer to discuss findings and obtain approval for necessary repairs within specified parameters.

Responded to service call in the middle communications area for HVAC system maintenance and repair. Replaced failed ECM blower motor with new Genteq unit, removed and thoroughly cleaned blower wheel assembly, performed comprehensive cleaning of interior cabinet components, and cleaned evaporator coil and air filter to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.

Responded to a plumbing emergency involving broken pipes affecting both exterior and interior plumbing systems. Assessed and repaired a burst pipe located near the building's exterior foundation where moisture infiltration had caused significant deterioration to surrounding concrete surfaces, evidenced by algae and organic growth. Proceeded to inspect and service interior bathroom plumbing fixtures, including bathtub valves and supply lines, to ensure proper function and prevent future leaks. All affected plumbing components were tested for proper water flow and pressure upon completion of repairs.

Completed HVAC system installation with replacement of mitigation board and full system testing to verify proper operation. Installed and programmed smart thermostats, configured temperature settings and schedules, and provided operational training. Documented outdoor unit condition with photographs for inspection purposes and confirmed all equipment functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no cooling call on geothermal system with thermostat set to 68°F but reading 76°F. Performed diagnostic inspection of indoor unit located in basement and attic components. Measured supply air temperature at 67.4°F at register, indicating system is producing cool air. Inspected refrigerant lines and service valves on copper piping - all connections secure with no visible leaks. System appears to be cycling and operating within normal parameters. Previous capacitor replacement in July noted in service history. Advised on thermostat settings and system operation expectations for geothermal heat pump during peak cooling demand.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on heat pump and air handler system, including replacement of 20x25x1 air filter. Performed full system diagnostics using manifold gauges and clamp meter to verify refrigerant pressures, electrical amperage draws, and overall operational performance within manufacturer specifications.

Performed routine plumbing inspection including pressure safety assembly (PSA) testing and tankless water heater flush. Verified system water pressure readings within normal operating range using calibrated gauge, inspected exterior plumbing components and pressure regulation equipment for proper function, and completed preventive maintenance flush of tankless water heating system to remove mineral buildup and ensure optimal performance.

Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property in preparation for tenant move-in. Evaluated toilet tank assembly, noting significant mineral deposits and hard water staining on interior ceramic surfaces, functional flapper valve mechanism, and operational fill valve assembly with appropriate water levels. Inspected wall-mounted shutoff valve with copper supply line showing normal patina, and identified deteriorating pipe insulation requiring replacement. Documented all findings with photographic evidence and prepared detailed estimate for recommended plumbing repairs and maintenance items.

Responded to water leak call for indoor HVAC unit located in garage attic. Upon inspection, identified issue with condensate drain line system. Photographed existing PVC drain piping configuration showing T-joint connections and routing above structural framing members. Assessed drainage system for proper flow, blockages, and potential leak sources in the condensate removal system.

Replaced defective control board under warranty on HVAC system. Verified proper system operation with temperature readings and confirmed all wire connections to new circuit board including compressor status monitoring and multi-stage controls. Unit tested and operational upon completion.