Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed spring maintenance tune-up on dual heat pump/air handler system with one unit located in basement and one in attic. Performed comprehensive inspection of both systems including temperature differential measurements, recording supply air temperatures of 55.1°F and 61°F, verifying proper cooling performance and refrigerant charge. Installed replacement air filters (20x20x4 and 20x25x4) on both units, inspected electrical connections, cleaned condensate drains, and confirmed all components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to no-cool call on upstairs AC system that was completely shut down. Upon inspection, found condensate drain line blockage causing system safety shutdown, similar to issue experienced shortly after original installation eight months ago. Cleared condensate line obstruction, verified proper drainage, tested system operation with temperature readings confirming normal cooling function restored.

Conducted electrical inspection of 25-year-old residential property in response to customer concerns regarding possible incorrect wiring on unspecified appliances. Performed comprehensive visual assessment of electrical systems in attic utility space and laundry area, examining electrical cables, junction boxes, and appliance connections serving HVAC equipment and laundry appliances. Inspected bundled electrical cables routed along wooden framing, verified proper connections at electrical junction box and disconnect switch, and assessed wiring integrity at appliance locations. Documented existing electrical installation conditions with photographic evidence for customer records and future reference.

Conducted follow-up inspection of recently completed water heater replacement to address customer concerns regarding installation procedures and standing water in crawl space. Documented water heater installation with detailed photographs showing proper placement on concrete pad, copper piping connections with support brackets, insulated supply lines, and drain pan positioning between floor joists. Verified proper drainage procedures were followed during original installation and confirmed standing water observed by customer was unrelated to water heater removal process.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 12-year-old cooling system located in basement. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of condensation drainage, verified proper operation of all components, and checked electrical readings using clamp meter. Customer-supplied media cabinet filter #310 was inspected at AC/GF unit, and all systems found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Completed repiping of drain pan discharge line to exterior of building. Installed new PVC drain line from air handler drain pan, routing through wall to terminate outside. Drain outlet now properly discharges condensate to exterior concrete pad, preventing indoor water damage. Verified proper drainage flow and secure pipe connections at both interior pan connection and exterior wall penetration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on upstairs HVAC unit over 10 years old with indoor temperature reaching 85 degrees. Upon inspection, discovered heavy dust and debris accumulation on electrical connections and wiring at the air handler, including terminal blocks, connection points, and various control wires. The excessive buildup on electrical components and corroded connections were impeding proper system operation. Documented equipment condition with detailed photographs showing compromised wiring insulation and heavily soiled terminal assemblies requiring attention to restore safe and efficient system operation.

Arrived on-site to replace warranty fan motor per previous diagnosis. Upon arrival, rechecked system operation as requested due to customer concern about potential misdiagnosis, as unit had resumed normal operation after being non-functional from Friday evening through Tuesday evening. Performed comprehensive system evaluation, inspected control boards and electrical connections, verified proper communication between thermostat and air handler, and confirmed all components functioning correctly at time of inspection. System operating within normal parameters with no faults detected during service call.

Completed residential furnace installation of a Carrier Infinity 58TP0B110V21-22 two-stage gas furnace rated at 110,000 BTU with 80% AFUE efficiency in a 21-inch cabinet configuration for 5-ton system capacity. Removed and properly disposed of existing heating equipment, then installed new unit in basement location with all required transitions to existing evaporator coil, standard air filter rack, and connection to flue piping system. Installation included flexible gas line connector with gas shut-off switch, electrical shut-off switch, flame roll-out protection, and all necessary PVC condensate drain lines. Secured all applicable permits, completed work in compliance with local building codes, and verified proper system operation upon startup. Unit is covered under manufacturer warranty including 1-year labor, 10-year parts, and 20-year heat exchanger protection.

Conducted comprehensive electrical assessment for standby generator installation. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure including main service panel, transfer switch location, and routing pathways for generator feeders. Documented current electrical configuration with Generac equipment already present, noting existing conduit runs, wire terminations, and panel connections. Assessed exterior utility routing where PVC conduit and flexible conduit converge at building corner, observing moisture conditions that may impact installation planning. Photographed open electrical panels revealing multi-conductor feeders, bus bar connections, and existing generator interface components to provide accurate material and labor estimates for completing the generator electrical integration.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and preventative maintenance on Club Trio system consisting of three heat pumps and two air handlers with indoor units located in basement and attic. Performed full system diagnostics, temperature differential measurements showing 52.1°F readings in attic unit, inspected all components including ductwork and condensate lines, verified refrigerant levels, tested electrical connections, and confirmed optimal operation of all five units. All equipment operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted; customer-supplied filters to be installed by homeowner.

Responded to no cooling call on 12-year-old electric air conditioning system with indoor unit located in basement. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and found system unresponsive. Used clamp meter to measure electrical current and voltage at compressor, recording 0.64 amps and 0.3 volts, indicating compressor failure. Measured supply air temperature at floor register reading 65.5°F, confirming lack of cooling. Diagnosed failed compressor as root cause of system failure. Discussed repair options with homeowner, noting age of unit and cost-effectiveness of replacement versus repair. Provided recommendations for next steps given the system's age and extent of failure.

Completed temporary removal and cap-off of plumbing fixtures in preparation for remodeling work. Disconnected and removed water heater, kitchen sink with faucet assembly, and bathroom sink with faucet assembly. All water supply lines were properly capped and secured to prevent leaks during the remodeling phase. Access holes were created in wall surfaces as necessary to reach plumbing connections and shut-off valves. All fixtures have been safely removed from the premises and water lines are secured for the duration of the renovation project.

Responded to service call for AC unit experiencing reduced cooling capacity and potential dehumidification issues, particularly noticeable during nighttime operation when thermostat set to lowest temperature. Performed comprehensive diagnostic assessment of 2022-installed system, including internal component inspection with access panel removal to examine blower assembly, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and control boards. Utilized digital measuring instruments to assess system performance parameters and airflow characteristics at the air handler unit. Documented interior component conditions including wiring harnesses, motor assembly, insulation integrity, and heat exchanger surfaces. All findings photographed for service records to support diagnostic conclusions and recommend appropriate corrective measures for restoring optimal cooling and dehumidification performance.

Replaced failed 45/5 dual-run capacitor with new TITAN PRO unit to restore proper compressor and condenser fan operation. Installed new 3/4" Armaflex insulation on exposed lineset to prevent condensation and improve energy efficiency. Repaired ductwork penetration at 90-degree elbow entering kitchen using single joist panning and foil tape, eliminating air loss without requiring drywall modification.

Completed annual preventative maintenance on seven-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of blower wheel assembly, verification of electrical parameters using clamp meter with readings within normal operating range, and capacitor testing. System operating efficiently with no deficiencies noted; all components functioning properly.

Responded to water leak concern with indoor unit located in ceiling area. Inspected condensate drainage system and PVC piping configuration in overhead space. Identified leaking condensate line, assessed plumbing connections and fittings, documented existing pipe routing and joint conditions, and completed necessary repairs to resolve active water leak issue.

Completed scheduled Care Plan maintenance tune-up on geothermal HVAC system located in basement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical diagnostics with clamp meter showing 144V readings, verified all connections and components within the air handler unit, inspected ductwork and refrigerant lines for proper operation. Customer supplied filters as part of maintenance agreement.

Performed comprehensive Care Plan maintenance on two HVAC systems serving basement and attic zones. Addressed thermostat programming concern on Honeywell Home Smart unit, verified proper temperature control and system communication. Installed customer-supplied air filters (16x25x1 and 12x12x1) on both air conditioning and gas furnace units, completed full seasonal tune-up inspections per club membership protocol.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation consisting of a Lennox ML14KC1-024 2-ton 14.3 SEER2 air conditioning unit paired with a CK40HT-24A matching evaporator coil. Installed new outdoor unit pad and positioned condensing unit. Ran refrigerant lines with proper insulation and installed filter drier. Mounted electrical disconnect box and connected electrical whip to outdoor unit per code requirements. Installed evaporator coil in air handler with custom transition to existing ductwork. Installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for overflow protection. Evacuated system, charged with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, and performed complete startup and operational testing. Verified proper airflow, temperature differential, and system pressures. All equipment tested and operating within normal parameters.