Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Installed a new Bradford White 50-gallon short electric water heater in the utility space. Completed all copper plumbing connections at the top of the unit, established electrical supply via conduit from the wall-mounted junction box, and verified proper operation of the system.

Responded to service call for dripping tub/shower valve. Accessed plumbing through hallway panel behind shower wall. Inspected copper supply lines and valve assembly beneath structure, measuring pipe configurations and assessing existing fixtures. Evaluated aged brass shower valve, tub spout, and control valves showing significant wear and tarnishing. Determined valve required full replacement rather than rebuild due to condition. Replaced defective shower valve assembly with new unit, ensuring proper connections to existing copper supply lines. Tested system for leaks and verified proper operation of all controls.

Removed existing Amana packaged terminal heat pump unit and installed new Durastar 15,000 BTU PTHP model DRPTHP15Y32351A utilizing the existing wall sleeve. Verified proper unit operation, confirmed heating and cooling functionality, and disposed of old equipment per regulations.

Successfully removed existing Delta faucet from half bath vanity and installed customer-supplied Moen Adler replacement fixture. Disconnected water supply lines, removed old mounting hardware, cleaned mounting surface, and installed new faucet assembly with proper sealing and connections. Tested water flow and verified no leaks upon completion.

Replaced non-functioning outdoor spigot that was turning but not engaging water flow. Accessed the unit from the crawl space under the house and installed a new ball valve assembly on the copper supply line. The new valve features a brass body with threaded connections and white lever handle, restoring full functionality to the exterior water faucet.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing sump pump discharge system in basement utility area to provide relocation estimate. Evaluated current PVC discharge piping configuration, including horizontal runs along ceiling joists and wall-mounted sections. Inspected mechanical room conditions, noting moisture staining on concrete block walls and existing plumbing infrastructure including copper piping, flexible HVAC ductwork, and electrical systems. Documented exposed ceiling joists, structural framing, and routing pathways for potential discharge line relocation. Photographed current installation to support estimate preparation for municipal discharge system modifications.

Responded to no cooling complaint on second floor system installed in 2018. Inspected attic-mounted air handler unit and associated components including condensate drainage system, refrigerant lines, and ductwork. Verified equipment installation and documented current condition of HVAC system with exterior condensate discharge line showing signs of debris accumulation at roof edge termination point.

Responded to report of main floor drain backing up into basement area, causing water leakage onto carpet and producing foul odors. Upon inspection, identified drainage system issues affecting the lower level. Documented existing conditions including water damage, mineral deposits, and moisture accumulation in affected mechanical areas for further assessment and remediation planning.

Responded to service call for non-functioning irrigation system and flickering landscape lighting. Diagnosed electrical issues in irrigation control panel and timer system. Found heavily corroded terminal blocks and oxidized brass terminals in outdoor junction boxes affecting system operation. Inspected control module, relay components, and terminal connections showing significant weathering and debris accumulation. Addressed wiring connections and electrical components to restore proper function to irrigation system and landscape lighting zone.

Responded to no-cooling call on 12-year-old Lennox system. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor blower operational but outdoor condensing unit not running with condenser fan blade stationary. Thermostat displayed 83°F actual temperature with 73°F setpoint, indicating 10-degree temperature differential. Inspected indoor air handler, verified clean air filter in place and proper airflow. Checked electrical connections at thermostat showing proper cool mode command signal. Diagnosed failed outdoor unit with non-operational compressor and condenser fan, likely due to capacitor failure or compressor lockout on aging system beyond typical service life expectancy.

Completed residential HVAC system upgrade involving the removal and disposal of existing equipment and installation of a Bryant 3-ton, 14.3 SEER2 single-stage air conditioning unit (model GA5SAN53600W) paired with a Bryant evaporator coil (model CVAMA4221XMA) in a 21-inch coil cabinet. Installed outdoor condenser unit on pad with proper refrigerant line connections, secured indoor evaporator coil assembly with insulated ductwork, and completed all electrical connections and system startup procedures. All work performed in compliance with applicable building codes, including permit acquisition, with system testing confirming proper operation and efficiency ratings.

Responded to callback for new issues following recent bathtub leak diagnosis. Performed thorough inspection of tub drain assembly, overflow, and supply line connections in accessible areas below fixture. Accessed plumbing chase and examined previously inspected copper supply lines, shut-off valves, and drain shoe assembly for any changes in condition or new leak sources. Documented current state of installation with photography showing access point beneath tub and fixture deck area. No active leaks observed during inspection. Consulted with customer regarding new concerns and confirmed all accessible plumbing components remain secure and functional at time of visit.

Installed tank booster system on Rheem Professional water heater to increase hot water capacity and replaced lower thermostat and two heating elements using manufacturer-supplied parts. All components were tested for proper operation and temperature calibration upon completion.

Responded to service call for circuit breaker failure affecting kitchen outlets following power outage. Upon arrival, located electrical panel in laundry room and identified tripped breaker that would not reset. Inspected breaker for signs of damage, tested for proper function, and successfully reset breaker to restore power to affected kitchen circuits. Verified all kitchen outlets were operational and confirmed stable power delivery throughout the circuit.

# HVAC Repair - No Cooling Issue on 16-Year-Old Carrier System Responded to service call for lack of airflow through interior vents despite operational outdoor unit and system fan. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of 16-year-old Carrier HVAC system. Inspection revealed significant airflow restriction within the air handler unit. Accessed interior components and discovered severely compromised blower assembly operation. Temperature readings taken at evaporator coil measured 53.8°F, indicating refrigerant circuit was functional but air distribution was impaired. Detailed examination of ductwork and air handler cabinet exposed extensive dust and debris accumulation throughout the system, consistent with lack of regular maintenance over the unit's service life. Corroded mounting brackets and hardware showed advanced deterioration, indicating prolonged exposure to moisture and operational stress. Critical finding: Identified substantial water damage and microb

Responded to no cooling call at commercial facility. Found older indoor HVAC unit in basement had overflowed, causing extensive water damage to surrounding carpet and flooring. Upon inspection, discovered significant moisture intrusion had affected subflooring, wall materials, and concrete surfaces in the mechanical room area. Evidence of prolonged water exposure was visible with dark staining and deterioration on wooden framing members, subflooring, and concrete walls. Assessed drainage system failure as source of overflow. Documented extensive damage to building materials including compromised drywall, water-damaged wood framing, and saturated carpeting. Provided floor fan to assist with drying process to mitigate further moisture damage and potential mold growth in affected areas.

Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old electric HVAC system with no airflow and indoor temperature at 80 degrees. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of outdoor unit components using clamp meter, which revealed amperage reading of 46.2 amps at compressor. Inspected refrigerant line connections, capacitor, and electrical control board wiring. Identified system failure preventing compressor operation and airflow circulation. Documented equipment condition with photos showing outdoor unit internal components, refrigerant line connections with brass fittings, and electrical measurements during troubleshooting process.

Responded to callback for recently installed system experiencing inadequate cooling performance with 5-degree temperature differential between setpoint and actual indoor temperature. Verified thermostat readings and reviewed customer-documented temperature logs spanning 6-hour period showing unit unable to maintain 74-degree setpoint during moderate outdoor conditions (87-91 degrees). Inspected attic installation including ductwork routing, insulation integrity, and system connections as documented in photos. Evaluated flexible duct runs for proper support, compression issues, and airflow restrictions throughout attic space. Checked all duct connections at plenum and register boots for air leakage. Addressed secondary issue with downstairs unit where indoor blower motor operated normally but outdoor condensing unit produced humming noise without compressor engagement. Diagnosed failed run capacitor preventing compressor startup. Replaced defective dual-run capacitor with proper micr

Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection including plumbing service agreement evaluation and diagnostics for reported running toilet. Inspected bathroom plumbing fixtures, tub and shower assembly with rail-mounted combination showerhead system, under-sink plumbing configuration with garbage disposal unit, braided stainless steel supply lines, PVC drainage system with P-trap assembly, and shut-off valves to ensure proper operation and identify any maintenance needs.

Performed comprehensive maintenance and descaling flush on wall-mounted tankless water heater unit. Isolated water supply using shut-off valves, connected flushing equipment to service ports, and circulated descaling solution through the heat exchanger to remove mineral buildup and scale deposits. Inspected inlet filter screen for debris, verified proper operation of all connections and valves, and tested unit functionality upon completion. Confirmed adequate venting through PVC exhaust pipes and checked digital display for error codes. System restored to normal operation with improved efficiency and extended service life.