Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on dual-system home with one gas furnace unit located in crawl space and second unit in upstairs attic space. Performed comprehensive inspection and preventive maintenance on both Bryant HVAC systems including visual examination of furnace cabinets, ductwork connections, PVC condensate drainage lines, and electrical conduit. Provided replacement air filter for crawl space unit as specified, while homeowner supplied filter for upstairs unit. Verified proper operation of both heating systems, checked all accessible ductwork for secure connections and adequate insulation, and confirmed flue pipe integrity on both installations. All equipment operating within normal parameters at time of service completion.

Completed sold repair for single-system duct cleaning on indoor HVAC unit located in crawlspace. System includes horizontal furnace/air handler with existing UV air scrubber; no zoning present. Work coordinated with third-party vendor for duct cleaning services to improve air quality and system efficiency.

Responded to water leak in crawl space with gurgling condensate pump. Upon inspection, found moisture staining on vapor barrier beneath air handler unit and evidence of condensate drainage issues. Diagnosed malfunctioning condensate pump causing water backup and leakage into crawl space over three-day period. Serviced condensate removal system, cleared drainage lines, and tested pump operation to ensure proper function. Verified system operation and confirmed no further leakage present.

Completed complimentary first-year Care Plan tune-up on two newly installed mini-split systems with wall-mounted outdoor units. Performed diagnostic testing including temperature and amperage readings on both systems, verified proper electrical operation at disconnect panels, inspected washable filters, and confirmed both units are operating within manufacturer specifications with easy accessibility for future maintenance.

Responded to service call for mini-split system located in third-floor finished attic experiencing loud clanking noise during operation. Performed diagnostic evaluation of single-head mini-split unit and associated outdoor condensing unit. Assessed electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and mounting hardware to identify source of mechanical noise issue that had rendered system unusable, requiring homeowner to rely on temporary window unit for cooling.

Responded to service call for mini split system in attic producing loud clanking noise during operation. Performed diagnostic inspection of indoor air handler unit and outdoor condensing unit. Examined refrigerant line connections, mounting hardware, and internal components for loose parts or debris. Outdoor unit displayed significant weathering with algae growth on concrete pad and aged brass service valves. Inspected compressor mounts, fan blades, and condenser coil for mechanical issues causing abnormal noise. Checked refrigerant lines for proper securing and vibration dampening. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing exterior connections, copper refrigerant lines with brass fittings, electrical disconnect, and general outdoor unit installation. System assessed for potential causes including loose fan assembly, failing compressor mounts, or debris in blower wheel.

Responded to service callback for non-cooling system with intermittent outdoor fan operation. Customer had replaced filter as previously recommended, but unit continued to short-cycle with condenser fan running only briefly before shutting down. Performed diagnostic testing using refrigerant manifold and digital gauges, measuring system pressures and temperatures to identify compressor or electrical failure causing the repeated cycling issue.

Completed full HVAC system replacement installing a Bryant 3-ton 14.3 SEER2 single-stage heat pump system with model GH5SAN53600A outdoor unit and FJ5ANXB36L00 air handler with auxiliary heat kit. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment per code compliance requirements. Installed outdoor condenser unit on new equipment pad with snow legs for elevated clearance, mounted electrical disconnect box and whip kit on exterior wall, and ran insulated refrigerant line set with inline filter. Interior air handler installation included auxiliary heat kit, trap installation, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, ceiling saver overflow drain pan with water sensor, transition connections to existing ductwork, and standard-sized air filter rack. Completed all electrical connections, refrigerant charging, and system startup procedures. Installed digital thermostat and verified proper operation of heating and cooling modes. All work performed with applicable permits and in compliance with loc

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on HVAC system located in basement. Performed temperature differential measurements using infrared thermometer, recording supply air temperature of 80.3°F, and conducted system pressure diagnostics with readings indicating approximately 60-70 PSI on refrigerant lines. All routine maintenance procedures completed per club membership package specifications, with customer-supplied filters utilized during service.

Completed routine plumbing inspection of residential water heating system. Inspected A.O. Smith water heater, verified proper operation of copper supply lines, brass fittings, and flexible gas connections, and documented system condition with no immediate issues identified.

Completed HVAC install warranty service for upstairs air conditioning system. Installed new air handler unit in attic space with proper ductwork connections, electrical wiring, and reflective insulation wrapping. Verified system operation and temperature readings using calibrated digital thermometer to ensure proper cooling functionality restored to second floor.

Responded to no-cooling complaint for upstairs AC unit maintaining 75-76°F. Performed diagnostic evaluation of 5-year-old system and verified supply air temperature at 52°F, confirming proper cooling operation at the air handler. System found to be operating within normal parameters with adequate temperature differential across the evaporator coil.

Responded to toilet leaking at base in basement of residential property. Upon inspection, identified visible crack in cast iron flange as confirmed by drain cleaning technician. Replaced deteriorated cast iron toilet flange with new assembly to restore proper seal and prevent water damage to flooring. Documented existing conditions and completed repairs with photographic evidence of work performed.

Responded to no heat complaint on aging upstairs HVAC system and evaluated underperforming mini-split unit. Upon inspection, discovered excessive condensation accumulation on main supply ductwork in attic space, indicating potential insulation deficiency or airflow restriction. Mini-split indoor air handler contained severely clogged air filter with heavy dust and debris buildup, significantly restricting airflow and reducing heating capacity. Cleaned and replaced filter on mini-split unit to restore proper air circulation and system performance. Advised on ductwork condensation issue and recommended monitoring system operation following filter replacement to ensure adequate heating output from mini-split.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance tune-up on commercial HVAC system consisting of three rooftop package units and two roof-mounted split systems. Performed full system inspections, replaced multiple air filters (4-20x20x2, 2-16x25x2, 6-20x25x2, 2-13x21.5x1), and changed A50 and BX46 belts per annual maintenance schedule. Verified electrical parameters using clamp meter on all units, including amperage readings and voltage specifications on R-410A refrigerant systems, confirming all equipment operating within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no-cool call on recently installed AC system. Upon arrival, found entire system powered off with no operation. Inspected electrical connections, condensate drainage system, and mechanical components in utility area. Verified proper installation of ductwork, refrigerant lines, and condensate piping. Restored power to system and confirmed normal startup sequence. Unit resumed cooling operation with proper airflow and temperature differential across evaporator coil.

Responded to a no cooling call on a commercial HVAC system that was reported as not coming on at all. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the system including checking electrical supply, thermostat operation, and unit components. Measured supply air temperature at ceiling diffuser to verify system performance and documented conditions with photos for service records.

Completed Care Plan tune-up on dual system configuration with air conditioning units located in basement and attic. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection including verification of model and serial numbers, electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to measure system voltage and amperage draw, and visual inspection of all accessible components. Customer-supplied filters were noted per service agreement. Both systems evaluated for proper operation and performance parameters.

Completed routine AC tune-up maintenance on dual heat pump/air handler system with both units located in attic. Performed comprehensive inspection of both systems, checked refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate drain lines with safety switches, and verified proper operation of all components. All systems operating within normal parameters with no issues found; customer to provide filters for future maintenance.

Completed first Care Plan tune-up visit for dual-zone system with one unit located in attic and one in basement. Cleaned condenser coil, installed customer-provided filters, and performed electrical diagnostics on both units using multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters.