Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to guest bathroom shower valve issue where water was leaking from the handle assembly when shower was activated. Upon inspection, identified compromised valve stem seal and escutcheon assembly allowing water to bypass through the handle mechanism rather than directing flow properly through the spout and diverter. Disassembled single-handle shower control valve, examined internal components including cartridge, stem seals, and trim assembly. Documented existing fixture condition showing brushed metal escutcheon with clear acrylic handle and gray tub spout with diverter below. Assessed valve cartridge for wear and proper seating within the rough-in body to determine repair feasibility versus full replacement recommendation.

Responded to report of reduced cooling efficiency following previous service call. Upon inspection, found outdoor condensing unit filter heavily clogged with dust, dirt, and organic debris, significantly restricting airflow. Cleaned filter and removed accumulated leaves and debris from unit interior. Inspected system exhaust components and sealed previously unsealed ductwork connection to prevent air leakage and maintain system efficiency.

Completed Care Plan tune-up on heat pump system with air handler located in attic. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection of outdoor condensing unit and measured electrical parameters, recording 10.6 amp draw on compressor circuit. Verified proper operation of both indoor and outdoor equipment. Customer will provide their own filters for system and needs to renew membership but prefers not to provide payment information over the phone at this time.

Responded to customer callback regarding insufficient cooling and concerns about compressor operation. Upon arrival, verified system was running but unable to maintain setpoint, with indoor temperature holding at 77°F. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges and temperature measurements. Refrigerant pressures indicated system was operational with suction pressure reading 38.5 PSIG and subcooling at 8.6°F. Discharge line temperature measured 86°F, confirming compressor was actively pumping. System demonstrated adequate cooling capacity with 27°F temperature differential across evaporator coil. Determined compressor and refrigerant circuit functioning within normal parameters. Advised customer that gradual temperature reduction of 3 degrees over 4 hours is consistent with system recovery during extreme ambient conditions and undersized equipment for space load. System operating as designed with no mechanical failures identified.

Responded to callback for unit blowing warm air following previous capacitor replacement. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics and verified compressor operation. Measured supply air temperature at 80.6°F, confirming inadequate cooling performance. Inspected condensate drain pan and noted significant rust and corrosion throughout, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and potential secondary drainage concerns. Checked refrigerant pressures and system operation per previous technician's notes regarding aging compressor with questionable startup performance on 15-year-old unit. Documented current system condition with photos showing deteriorated drain pan and elevated supply air temperatures for customer records and future service reference.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation featuring a Trane 14.3 SEER2 2.5-ton heat pump with matching air handler and auxiliary heat kit. Installed outdoor unit on concrete pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, and whip kit with proper refrigerant line insulation and filter. Air handler positioned in interior utility closet with flexible ductwork connections, condensate trap, SS2 coil drain safety sensor, ceiling saver overflow pan with water sensor, and standard filter rack with transition to existing ductwork. Installed digital programmable thermostat with lockout settings configured to 76°F heating and 72°F cooling per specifications. All electrical connections completed with conduit run to air handler, system charged and tested for proper operation. Enrolled system in preventative maintenance care plan including bi-annual inspections and extended warranty coverage.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of outdoor condenser unit and measured supply air temperature at 38.9°F, indicating system was operating and producing cool air. Determined system was functioning properly with no mechanical or refrigerant issues found.

Wrapped spiral ductwork system in tire shop facility with R8 foilback insulation on both supply and return lines to eliminate condensation and leaking caused by high humidity environment contacting cold ductwork during system operation. All seams were sealed with foil tape to prevent temperature loss and ensure proper vapor barrier. Additionally, installed auxiliary drain pan drain line using 3/4" pipe with four 3/4" 90-degree elbows, one 1-1/2" 90-degree elbow, one 1-1/2" bushing to 3/4", and 1-1/2" pipe section to properly route condensate drainage.

Responded to service call for non-draining upstairs bathroom sink. Upon inspection, assessed the white ceramic basin with chrome faucet assembly and identified drainage obstruction. Performed drain clearing procedures to restore proper water flow through the P-trap and drain line, successfully resolving the clog and returning the fixture to normal operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 5-year-old residential electric air conditioning system with indoor temperatures reading 78-80 degrees and warm air blowing from supply registers. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit located on exterior concrete pad and indoor air handler in patio closet. Inspected refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and mechanical components to identify root cause of cooling failure and restore system operation to manufacturer specifications.

Completed Club Duo maintenance service on dual-zone HVAC system with heat pump equipment located in basement and attic areas. Performed comprehensive inspection and maintenance on Rheem furnace unit (Model N52011756A2UH/S1A5, manufactured 02/2023) and associated heat pump system. Replaced customer-provided air filters in specified sizes (30x20x1 and 12x12x1) at both equipment locations. Verified proper operation of all system components, inspected ductwork connections, and documented equipment specifications and serial numbers for service records.

Completed full installation of Mitsubishi 24K BTU Hyper Heat mini split system consisting of MUZ-GX24NLHZ outdoor condenser unit and MSZ-GX24NL indoor wall-mounted air handler. Installed outdoor unit on concrete pad with vibration dampening and snow legs for elevated positioning. Mounted indoor wall unit in covered outdoor entryway area with refrigerant lines routed along exterior wall. Ran and insulated refrigerant line set between indoor and outdoor units. Installed dedicated electrical circuit including disconnect box and electrical whip kit for proper power supply to system. Completed all electrical connections, refrigerant charging, and system commissioning. Tested system operation and verified proper heating and cooling performance. Obtained necessary permits and ensured all work met code compliance standards. Removed and disposed of existing equipment. Enrolled system in annual care maintenance plan for ongoing service.

Conducted plumbing inspection to assess feasibility of installing a third water supply line for refrigerator ice maker/water dispenser connection. Inspected existing water supply configuration serving kitchen sink and dishwasher. Evaluated cabinet space, access points, and routing options for new dedicated water line to accommodate incoming refrigerator delivery. Documented kitchen plumbing layout and provided assessment for installation estimate.

Completed electrical estimate for pool installation in unfinished basement space. Assessment included review of existing electrical panel capacity, evaluation of required circuit routing through exposed stud walls with foam insulation, and determination of wiring pathways from main service panel to future pool equipment location.

Responded to warranty call for newly installed Trane air conditioning system that ceased operation two weeks after installation. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of outdoor condenser unit and verified system functionality. System found to be operating within manufacturer specifications with no defects identified at time of service.

Responded to no-cooling call on 6-year-old electric HVAC system. Upon arrival, found thermostat display was blank due to depleted batteries, which were replaced to restore display functionality. Proceeded with diagnostic testing of outdoor condensing unit. Using digital clamp meter, measured microamp reading of 0.62 at the capacitor, indicating failed run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan motor operation. Inspected dual run capacitor and associated contactor wiring connections. Verified all electrical connections were secure with proper wire terminations to capacitor terminals and contactor. Inspected indoor air handler unit located in attic space, noting dirty air filter requiring replacement. Confirmed ductwork and electrical connections at indoor unit were intact. Recommended capacitor replacement to restore cooling operation and immediate filter replacement to ensure proper airflow and system efficiency.

Replaced two customer-supplied chrome centerset lavatory faucets in vacant property bathroom. Both faucets were two-handle models with lever-style handles and curved spouts, installed on beige cultured marble vanity tops with integrated oval basins. Completed installations per manufacturer specifications and verified proper operation and leak-free connections.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on one-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and associated refrigerant lines. Unit appeared properly installed on concrete paver pad with appropriate clearances. Observed significant corrosion on refrigerant line set entering crawlspace, indicating potential leak point. Corroded piping showed advanced oxidation consistent with moisture exposure and inadequate line protection. Performed system diagnostics and identified refrigerant leak at corroded section of line set. Repaired leak, evacuated system, and recharged to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper system operation with normal temperature differential and adequate airflow. Unit restored to full cooling capacity.

Responded to no cooling complaint on LG Dual Inverter ductless mini-split system in commercial space. Upon arrival, verified unit was operational but not maintaining desired temperature setpoint. Measured ambient room temperature at 76.6°F using calibrated digital thermometer. Inspected indoor wall-mounted air handler for proper airflow and operational status. System appeared to be running but not achieving adequate cooling capacity. Documented equipment condition and temperature readings for diagnostic evaluation.

Responded to water leak in basement near storage room area. Upon inspection, identified source as corroded copper pipe connection showing significant oxidation and verdigris buildup at junction with white PVC fitting opposite water heater and HVAC equipment. The heavily deteriorated copper pipe exhibited extensive age-related corrosion with rust staining visible on floor surface, indicating active water seepage at the connection point causing moisture accumulation on basement carpet.