Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to no cooling call on 20-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered severe electrical failure with significant burn damage and charring at wire connection point in outdoor unit's control panel. Supply air temperature measured at 67.2°F, confirming complete loss of cooling capacity. Due to age of equipment and extent of electrical damage, recommended system replacement. Customer expressed interest in enrolling in maintenance service plan during visit.

Excavated access point at building foundation and installed exterior PVC cleanout assembly with proper fittings and connections to existing sewer line. Completed underground plumbing installation to provide accessible maintenance point for future sewer line servicing and inspection capabilities.

Responded to no cooling call on 40-year-old residential air conditioning system with continuously running fan blowing warm air throughout home. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation using manifold gauges to assess refrigerant pressures and system operation. Given the advanced age of the equipment and observed condition of the outdoor condenser unit showing significant weathering and deterioration, recommended system replacement as the most cost-effective solution rather than investing in repairs to equipment well beyond its expected service life.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old electric HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of outdoor unit components using clamp meter, which revealed current draw of 51.2 amps. Inspected and tested capacitor connections and verified proper electrical values across all terminals. System restored to normal cooling operation following diagnostic and repair procedures.

Responded to service call for sump pump running continuously with steam visible from discharge water and upstairs toilet flushing inconsistently. Inspected 2-year-old sump pump in basement and found unit operating non-stop, indicating potential float switch malfunction or check valve failure causing pump to cycle without shutting off. Diagnosed upstairs bathroom toilet and performed inspection of flush mechanism and internal components using specialized plumbing tools. Documented condition of toilet bowl showing mineral deposits and staining consistent with inconsistent flushing patterns. Identified issues requiring repair to restore proper operation of both fixtures.

Responded to a no cooling complaint on a 19-year-old gas electric air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered the outdoor unit capacitor had failed, preventing the compressor and condenser fan from operating properly. Measured supply temperature at 54 degrees, confirming inadequate cooling performance. Replaced the defective dual-run capacitor with a new MARS 10µF 370VAC capacitor, restored power to the unit, and verified proper system operation with normal compressor and fan motor function.

Replaced 40-gallon gas water heater in basement utility area. Removed existing unit and installed new tanked water heater with proper copper piping connections, pressure relief valve, and gas line hookup. Verified proper combustion with blue flame present and confirmed all connections are secure and system is operational.

Completed residential installation of Friedrich 12K BTU ductless mini-split system (model FPHSR12A1C outdoor unit, FAHSW12A1C indoor wall mount). Installed refrigerant line set with insulation routed through ceiling penetration in covered outdoor area. Mounted indoor wall unit in interior space requiring finish work coordination around existing construction. Installed dedicated 230-volt, 20-amp electrical circuit with breaker, including electrical whip kit and disconnect box at outdoor unit location. Positioned outdoor condenser on equipment pad with snow legs for proper elevation and drainage. Job completed in phases with initial installation work finished; system startup and final commissioning scheduled for completion upon return visit. Installation includes all applicable permits, one-year labor warranty, ten-year parts warranty, and enrollment in annual maintenance care plan with two semi-annual inspections.

Responded to warranty call for damaged refrigerant line insulation on heat pump system. Upon arrival, inspected exterior installation and confirmed that foam insulation sleeve on refrigerant lines had partially deteriorated and separated from piping. Replaced damaged black foam insulation on exposed refrigerant lines, ensuring proper coverage and secure fit. Verified all pipe penetrations through building siding were properly sealed and weatherproofed. System inspected and confirmed operational with no refrigerant leaks detected.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment for backup generator installation at residential property. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure, including attic access point for potential conduit routing and main gas meter location for fuel supply connection. Documented current conditions through photographic survey to develop accurate material requirements and labor estimates for complete generator system installation, including transfer switch integration and necessary electrical connections to building's main service panel.

Successfully installed shower piping and completed rough-in work. Upon inspection, discovered the toilet flange area has compromised subfloor due to water damage and rot, preventing secure mounting of the flange and toilet installation. The wax ring and drain connection are prepared, but structural integrity of the flooring must be addressed before proceeding. Will return at no additional charge once flooring replacement is completed to properly secure the flange and set the toilet.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on geothermal heat pump system with air handler and ground loop assembly located in basement. Inspected and serviced dual Geo-Flo circulation pumps, ground loop manifold with adjustment valves, and associated piping connections to ensure proper operation and system efficiency.

Replaced failed blower motor and performed thorough cleaning of heavily contaminated blower wheel and secondary heat exchanger. The blower wheel exhibited extensive accumulation of dust, dirt, and debris that had significantly impacted system airflow and efficiency. All components were cleaned, new motor installed, and system restored to proper operation.

Responded to after-hours no cooling call on electric air conditioning system with indoor air handler located in attic. Upon arrival, performed complete system diagnostic on aging HVAC equipment. Inspected outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad at exterior of residence, noting unit condition and operational status. Evaluated indoor air handler unit mounted in attic space, examining electrical connections, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage system including PVC piping configuration, and ductwork connections. Checked system components for proper operation, assessed refrigerant levels, tested electrical circuits and contactors, and verified airflow through supply and return ductwork. Identified root cause of cooling failure and presented repair options to restore system functionality. System evaluated for age-related component wear and overall operational efficiency.

Responded to service call for residential air conditioning system blowing warm air. Upon arrival, located rooftop-mounted condenser unit model XC13-018-230-01. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system components including compressor operation, refrigerant pressures, electrical connections, and airflow through condenser coils. Identified and resolved issue causing loss of cooling capacity, restoring system to normal operating parameters with proper temperature differential across evaporator coil.

Responded to no cooling complaint on downstairs zone of 18-year-old WaterFurnace geothermal system. Performed diagnostic evaluation of zoned HVAC system including inspection of geothermal heat pump unit, zone dampers, and associated electrical components. Verified proper operation of disconnect switch, checked refrigerant lines, and inspected control wiring at unit and zone control panel. System evaluated for age-related component wear and operational efficiency concerns typical of equipment approaching end of expected service life.

Completed full installation of a Friedrich 2-ton dual-head mini-split system. Mounted two indoor air handler units in upper-level rooms with sloped ceilings, positioning units on interior walls with proper clearances for optimal airflow distribution. Installed outdoor condensing unit on exterior brick wall using heavy-duty wall mounting bracket to ensure secure attachment and proper elevation above grade. Ran new communication line set and refrigerant lines from both indoor heads through wall penetrations to outdoor unit location, ensuring proper insulation and protection of all refrigerant piping. Installed new electrical wiring from indoor units to outdoor condensing unit, routing conductors through liquid-tight flexible conduit for weather protection. Made all electrical terminations at outdoor disconnect box, connecting line voltage conductors to terminal blocks with proper torque specifications. Verified all wire connections were secure and met code requirements. Performed vacuu

Coordinated with duct cleaning contractor on-site to assess indoor air quality conditions. Documented extensive dust, debris, and microbial growth throughout ventilation system, including heavy particulate accumulation on duct walls, filter screens, and air handler components. Photographed deteriorated ductwork interior showing years of buildup, corroded metal surfaces, and compromised filtration elements requiring immediate attention to restore proper air quality and system performance.

Performed warranty follow-up inspection on recent HVAC installation. Coordinated with installation supervisor regarding necessary improvements to ductwork support system, including installation of additional duct straps and plenum reinforcement to ensure proper structural integrity. Reconnected Air Breeze ventilation unit to complete system integration. Documented existing condensate drain pan condition showing deterioration and rust staining, as well as ceiling-mounted ventilation component installation. All warranty items addressed to ensure system operates according to manufacturer specifications.

Performed comprehensive annual maintenance on Club Trio system consisting of three heat pump/gas furnace units—two located in basement and one in attic. Conducted complete AC tune-up on all three outdoor units, measuring electrical amperage and verifying proper operation using clamp meter. Inspected ductwork and recorded supply air temperatures at 60°F in attic unit, confirming adequate cooling performance. All systems operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted on this one-year-old equipment.