Top-Rated Plumbing in Lexington, KY

Responded to no cooling call for residential Lennox HVAC system with dual outdoor condensing units. Upon arrival, accessed crawl space installation and inspected furnace/air handler unit and associated ductwork. Performed diagnostic evaluation of both exterior condensing units and verified system operation, restoring cooling functionality to the home.

Completed scheduled Club Duo maintenance on geothermal heat pump system with air handler in basement and attic locations. Performed temperature diagnostics and system measurements using calibrated test equipment, verifying proper operation of both heating and cooling components. Inspected washable filter at geothermal unit and noted attic filter is customer-supplied, with humidifier also serviced during visit.

Responded to commercial urinal clog complaint and performed diagnostic inspection of plumbing system. Upon investigation, discovered the issue extended beyond the urinal to include failed baffles in the grease trap pump system. Assessed damaged inlet and outlet baffles that had broken and deteriorated, compromising the grease trap's functionality. Documented existing conditions including discolored water and corroded plumbing components showing significant wear and deterioration. Provided assessment for necessary repairs to restore proper operation of both the urinal drainage system and grease trap pump assembly.

Performed capacitor replacements on multiple HVAC units and installed air filter. Replaced dual-run capacitor rated at 30/7.5 MFD on Unit 2 and 40/5 MFD capacitor on Unit 3. Installed 16x25x4 air filter on Unit 3. Verified system operation on Lennox furnace and air handler, confirmed proper heating mode functionality and thermostat communication showing system running status at set temperature.

Completed routine HVAC maintenance on heat pump system with air handler located in attic. Verified thermostat operation showing proper temperature reading of 73 degrees with system responding appropriately to programmed settings. Performed diagnostic testing on outdoor condensing unit using calibrated manifold gauges to measure system pressures and temperatures, confirming refrigerant charge and overall system performance within manufacturer specifications. Customer provides their own air filtration for the attic-mounted air handler unit.

# HVAC Service Report Responded to no-cooling call on air conditioning system. Customer reported unit would not turn on despite having power and replacing thermostat. Upon inspection, discovered condensate-related issue affecting system operation. Condensate drain system was evaluated and addressed. Observed moisture accumulation on electrical components, indicating drainage backup preventing safe system operation through safety switch activation. Cleared condensate blockage, verified proper drainage flow, and restored system to normal operation. Unit tested successfully with proper cooling function confirmed.

Responded to no cooling call on heat pump system experiencing fault code 84 high pressure lockout. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the system which had recent maintenance completed. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and found coil fins clean and in good condition with proper spacing throughout. Verified indoor air handler components, ductwork connections, and metal housing showed no signs of airflow restriction or debris accumulation. Documented current system condition with photographic evidence showing clean coil surfaces and properly maintained equipment.

Responded to no cooling call on electric HVAC system that had been non-operational for several days. Upon arrival, found Carrier programmable thermostat displaying 73°F in heat mode rather than cooling mode. Performed system diagnostics on basement-located furnace and associated cooling components. Documented equipment specifications and clearances, noting 80.0 AFUE gas furnace with standard PVC condensate drainage. Filter had not been changed since January, which may have contributed to airflow restrictions. Assessed thermostat programming and system operation to determine root cause of cooling failure and restore proper functionality to the aging system.

Replaced leaking outdoor hydrant near driveway with new self-draining frost-proof unit. The existing hose bib was shut off at the valve due to active leaking and was removed and upgraded to prevent future freeze damage and water waste.

Performed routine maintenance flush on a residential tanked water heater approximately 2-3 years old. Unit showed no error codes and was operating within normal parameters. Completed standard flush procedure to remove sediment buildup and maintain optimal heating efficiency.

Responded to water leak originating from outdoor hose spigot penetrating into interior laundry room. Accessed wall cavity by creating drywall openings to trace leak source and assess extent of water intrusion. Located compromised connection point where exterior spigot piping penetrated wall assembly. Removed sections of drywall to expose framing, insulation, and plumbing components for proper diagnosis and repair access. Documented existing conditions including water-damaged insulation and structural framing requiring remediation.

Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance tune-up on heat pump system with air handler located in attic and heat pump ground unit in basement as part of recurring care plan service. Conducted thorough electrical diagnostics on outdoor unit, including capacitor testing with digital multimeter, which confirmed dual-run capacitor reading of 25.62μf within acceptable tolerance range for the 30/7.5μf rated component. Inspected all electrical connections, contactors, and relay components for proper operation and secure terminations. Verified all wire connections including power, control, and ground circuits were tight and properly bundled. Evaluated overall system performance and confirmed equipment operating within normal parameters.

Responded to water leak call for dripping pipe in basement. Upon inspection, identified leak at copper pipe soldered joint near basement ceiling joists. Repaired defective solder joint, pressure tested system to verify repair integrity, and confirmed no additional leaks present in surrounding plumbing infrastructure.

Completed comprehensive 60-point plumbing preventative service assessment in coordination with HVAC maintenance. Conducted thorough visual inspection of accessible plumbing fixtures and components including under-sink drainage systems, bathroom fixtures, and supply lines without performing fixture flushing per service specifications. Documented existing conditions through photographic records showing P-trap assemblies, drain connections, bathtub fixtures, and spout hardware, with all components found to be functioning within normal parameters at time of inspection.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan maintenance on four HVAC systems, performing full tune-ups on all air conditioning and gas furnace units. Replaced two 20x25x4 air filters and three #35 humidifier pads as part of routine maintenance. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage and system operation, and inspected capacitors for proper voltage ratings and functionality across all units.

Conducted on-site evaluation of existing gas-fired Bradford White Defender System water heater located in upstairs utility closet. Documented current installation configuration including copper supply and distribution piping, gas line connections, venting system, and clearance requirements. Provided replacement estimate for new Bradford White tank-style gas water heater per customer request.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old electric HVAC system experiencing issues for several weeks. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily contaminated with dust and debris buildup restricting airflow. Connected Fieldpiece digital manifold gauges and verified R410A refrigerant system operating with abnormally low suction pressure at 40.0 psi, resulting in vapor saturation temperature of -6.7°F, indicating insufficient heat absorption due to reduced airflow across coil. Documented dirty coil condition and explained that accumulated debris between fins was preventing proper heat exchange and causing system to fail to cool adequately.

Completed routine plumbing system inspection as part of scheduled preventive service agreement. Inspected accessible plumbing components including exterior hose connections, supply lines, and basement/workshop plumbing infrastructure. All visible plumbing fixtures, pipes, and connections were examined and found to be in acceptable working condition with no active leaks or immediate concerns identified at time of inspection.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on dual HVAC systems located in basement and attic. Performed standard maintenance procedures on both AC units and gas furnaces, including capacitor testing with multimeter which verified proper microfarad readings on ServiceFirst capacitors. Inspected electrical components, circuit boards, and wiring connections on both systems to ensure proper operation. Customer provided air filters in sizes 16x25x1 and 14x20x1 for installation during service.

# Plumbing Inspection Summary Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection as part of routine preventive maintenance service agreement. Inspected residential plumbing fixtures and infrastructure throughout the property, including bathroom facilities and basement utility areas. ## Findings and Observations **Bathroom Fixtures:** Inspected bathroom sink, faucet assembly, and drainage system. Two-handle chrome faucet with central spout operating properly with adequate water flow and pressure. Drain stopper functioning correctly with no visible leaks at basin connections. Fixture mounting secure and countertop area showing normal wear consistent with age. No immediate repairs required for bathroom plumbing fixtures. **Basement Plumbing Infrastructure:** Identified significant corrosion on vertical copper supply line at joint connection point in basement utility area. Corrosion presents as blue-green verdigris with crusty buildup and white deposits concentrated around cross-fitting conne