Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Performed comprehensive Club Trio maintenance on multiple HVAC systems including one AC/gas furnace unit, two heat pump/air handler combinations, and one heat pump/gas furnace system located in various zones throughout the property. Conducted complete system diagnostics using calibrated test equipment to verify proper refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and overall system performance on all outdoor condensing units. Inspected all accessible equipment in upstairs and downstairs bedrooms, garage, and crawl space, checking electrical connections, verifying proper airflow, and ensuring all safety controls were functioning correctly across all systems.

Replaced existing water heater with Bradford White Basic 50-gallon gas tall unit per customer request and previous estimate. Connected all water supply lines, installed proper venting with draft hood assembly, and attached yellow flexible gas line to unit. Verified all plumbing connections secure, tested gas connections for leaks, and confirmed proper exhaust venting through existing flue system.

Responded to unit overheating and compressor monitor error code. Installed and programmed AWLK02 diagnostic aid tool as temporary monitoring device to capture intermittent fault codes and determine root cause of compressor shutdown issue. Coordinated with technical support for proper device configuration and documented installation with photos of control panel and monitoring equipment for follow-up diagnostics.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on four heat pump and air handler units located in first floor closet, second floor bedroom closet, and attic knee wall on third floor. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, electrical component verification, and filter replacement using customer-supplied filters in sizes 20x20x4 (quantity 2), 16x20x1, and 20x22x1. All units inspected and serviced per maintenance protocol with systems operating within normal parameters upon completion.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on three HVAC systems located in attic and basement areas. Accessed attic unit via fold-down ladder, performed diagnostic testing including amperage readings on blower motor assembly using clamp meter (measured 1.19 amps), inspected refrigerant lines and insulation integrity, and installed customer-supplied filters on all three units to ensure optimal system performance and airflow.

Completed comprehensive whole-home plumbing inspection per preventive service agreement protocol. Conducted visual assessment of all accessible plumbing fixtures, supply lines, and drain systems throughout the residence, with no flush testing performed as requested. All fixtures, including bathroom sink assemblies with chrome faucet hardware, were examined for proper operation, leaks, and general condition.

Completed semiannual air conditioning maintenance inspection on 4-year-old Bryant system under service contract. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including electrical testing and system diagnostics using clamp meter to verify amperage draws and voltage readings at outdoor condenser unit. All measurements within normal operating parameters. Inspected condenser unit components, wiring connections, and outdoor equipment. System operating properly with no issues found. Customer provided 16x20x1 air filter for installation.

Responded to service call for downstairs HVAC system and successfully replaced failed control board. System tested and verified operational with proper temperature readings following repair completion.

Responded to non-urgent service call for 15-year-old Carrier central air conditioning unit with outdoor fan motor failure. Outdoor fan was not spinning but could be manually rotated, indicating motor capacitor or motor failure rather than seized bearings. Verified indoor airflow and cooling operation at thermostat, confirmed system producing cool air despite outdoor fan malfunction. Performed diagnostic testing including visual inspection of outdoor unit, measured supply air temperature at register, and assessed overall system performance to determine outdoor fan motor required replacement to restore proper condenser operation and prevent compressor damage from inadequate heat dissipation.

Responded to callback regarding motor sound reported since previous service visit. Inspected crawlspace and located sump pump system with vertical discharge pipe and blue coupling. Verified all equipment functioning properly with no fans or motors left running from prior work. Determined water heater issue unrelated to recent plumbing service performed.

Completed full system replacement installing Bryant 2.5 ton 14.3 SEER2 single stage heat pump system with matching air handler, 10kW auxiliary heat kit, and digital thermostat. Removed and disposed of existing equipment per code compliance requirements. Constructed new walkway in attic to provide proper access to air handler location and built reinforced platform under air handler to ensure stable unit mounting and proper support. Installed outdoor heat pump unit on new concrete pad with snow legs for elevated clearance and proper drainage. Connected electrical whip kit to new disconnect box for safe power supply isolation. Ran and insulated refrigerant lines between outdoor and indoor units, installing inline refrigerant filter for system protection. Made all refrigerant connections and charged system to manufacturer specifications. Mounted air handler in attic space on newly constructed platform. Installed 10kW heat strip auxiliary heating kit for supplemental heating capacity duri

Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old residential air conditioning system with gas furnace that was blowing warm air. Connected manifold gauge set to measure refrigerant pressures and used digital clamp meter to verify electrical readings at outdoor condensing unit. Performed diagnostic testing to identify root cause of cooling failure and determine necessary repairs to restore proper system operation.

Responded to leak under kitchen sink in 38-year-old home. Upon inspection, identified cracked PVC drain pipe beneath the double-basin kitchen sink as the source of the leak that had been active for 2-3 days. Replaced the damaged PVC drain section and installed two new chrome escutcheon plates (decorative covers) at the supply line connections to restore proper appearance and function. Verified all connections were secure with no active leaks, tested water flow through both basins, and confirmed proper drainage operation before completing the service call.

Responded to service call for HVAC system failure. Upon inspection, discovered severely damaged control board with extensive burn damage and charred wiring. The circuit board exhibited significant heat exposure with burn marks concentrated around major components, indicating electrical failure. Removed failed control board and replaced burnt wires, documenting wire color coding (green-C, brown-O, black-Y) for proper reconnection. Installed new control board with correct wiring configuration per manufacturer specifications. Tested system operation following repairs to verify proper functionality and identify any additional issues. Replacement part ordered under PO#191424345-001 and placed on will call at Corken for installation.

Responded to no-cool call on 10-year-old AC system with blower motor failure in crawlspace air handler. Upon inspection, found blower motor not operating in automatic mode as reported. Diagnosed faulty blower motor relay on control board preventing motor engagement when thermostat called for cooling. Observed significant debris accumulation in unit base including dust, dirt, and insulation fragments that could impact system performance. Verified thermostat communication and settings showing system in auto mode with fan-on configuration at time of service. Documented control board wiring connections and internal component condition for repair recommendations.

Completed full installation of a new Bryant 3-ton air conditioning system with evaporator coil serving the lobby and patient waiting area. Installation included outdoor condensing unit mounted on new equipment pad, indoor evaporator coil with transition to existing ductwork, refrigerant line set with insulation and filter drier, electrical disconnect box and whip kit, and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor. Removed and disposed of existing equipment, obtained applicable permits, and ensured all work met code compliance standards. System was tested and verified operational with proper airflow and temperature differential readings confirmed at 57.3°F supply air temperature.

Responded to service call at 40-year-old residence to address two loose toilets that had been unstable for several months. Upon inspection, found deteriorated wax rings and compromised flange seals causing the fixtures to rock and potentially leak. Removed both toilets to access the flange assemblies, which showed significant age-related wear and staining on the surrounding tile flooring. Cleaned and prepped the flange areas, removing old wax residue and debris. Installed new wax rings and properly secured toilets to flanges, ensuring stable mounting and proper seals to prevent future water damage. Additionally, assessed and repaired damaged dishwasher supply hose to restore proper water connection. During service visit, identified maintenance concerns for other trades including damaged insulation on exterior HVAC unit and missing GFCI outlet protection that should be addressed for safety compliance.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-year-old gas furnace/air conditioning system. Upon arrival, customer reported raccoon damage to ductwork in attic. Performed complete system inspection including electrical diagnostics at outdoor condensing unit using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw and component operation. Accessed attic-mounted air handler and inspected flexible ductwork system. Found damaged duct insulation and compromised duct integrity from animal intrusion as reported. Documented existing conditions with photos showing worn reflective insulation wrap with tears exposing underlying duct material, and measured temperature differentials across affected ductwork sections. Verified outdoor unit electrical components functioning within normal parameters with 6.0 amp reading observed during testing. System operational but requires ductwork repair to restore proper airflow and efficiency.

Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection as part of preventative service agreement (PSA). Inspected Rheem Professional series water heater installation in attic space, including copper piping connections, shut-off valves, and overall system condition. All components found to be functioning properly with no leaks or deficiencies noted; documented installation with photographs for service records.

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on Generac standby generator system. Inspected generator unit, transfer switch, and associated electrical connections in mechanical room. Verified proper operation of all components, checked refrigerant lines and conduit installations for secure mounting, and confirmed system readiness for automatic operation during power outages.