Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed scheduled maintenance tune-up on heat pump system including outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor unit showing normal weathering and operational wear, verified condenser coil condition and proper airflow through ventilation grilles. Installed new 16x25x1 air filter per updated specifications. Verified Lennox thermostat programming and functionality, confirmed system operating in cooling mode with indoor temperature at 68°F and set point of 71°F, humidity reading 54%. All components inspected and found operating within normal parameters.

Installed Taco LeakBreaker 3/4" NPT water heater shut-off valve and actuator system on A.O. Smith water heater as part of warranty service. Device mounted and wired with indicator lights operational; however, possible recall identified requiring technician to return with replacement unit per management directive.

Completed annual preventative maintenance inspection on rooftop gas/electric RTU unit. Accessed equipment using 40-foot ladder, performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges to measure refrigerant pressures and temperatures, verified proper operation of all components, and documented equipment condition with photos. All readings within normal operating parameters; unit operating efficiently with no immediate repairs required.

Completed HVAC maintenance inspection on air conditioning system. Measured supply air temperature at 58.4°F at ceiling register, checked system operation, and verified proper airflow through ventilation grille. Inspected air handler unit and confirmed 16x25x1 MR-13 Carbotron filter was in place and serviceable.

Responded to no cooling call affecting entire home with two 1-year-old Lennox systems located in attic. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing on both units to identify cause of complete system failure. Utilized digital moisture/temperature measuring equipment to assess system conditions and verify proper operating parameters, documenting readings for warranty and service records.

Responded to service call for HVAC system displaying error code 292 following a power outage. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the system and referenced manufacturer's technical troubleshooting guide to identify fault condition. Inspected control board, gas valve relay, and associated electrical components for damage or disruption caused by power surge. Verified system wiring connections and reset control board to clear fault code. Cycled system through heating ignition sequence to confirm proper operation and verify all safety circuits functioning correctly. System restored to normal operation with no further error codes present.

Responded to water leak complaint at second-floor bathroom ceiling vent in 3-story residential property with 10-year-old HVAC system and furnace located in attic space above affected area. Inspected bathroom exhaust vent housing and flexible ductwork, confirming moisture intrusion originated from HVAC condensate drainage issue rather than plumbing system. Documented conditions with photos showing vent assembly and interior duct surfaces with visible water staining and debris accumulation.

Responded to no cooling call on 13-year-old electric air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor unit was not operating and indoor temperature was rising above setpoint. Visual inspection revealed catastrophic failure of contactor with severe burning and charring of electrical components. Additionally found extensive corrosion on compressor mounting hardware and deteriorated metal strapping, indicating prolonged exposure to moisture and lack of preventative maintenance. System was shut down to prevent further damage and eliminate burnt electrical odor from circulating through ductwork. Recommended complete contactor replacement and evaluation of compressor functionality once electrical components are restored, as well as assessment of outdoor unit structural integrity due to advanced corrosion.

Completed complimentary plumbing inspection under bathroom sink vanity area. Inspected P-trap, drain piping, and water supply lines for leaks, proper connections, and overall condition; all components found to be functioning properly with no immediate concerns noted.

Accessed concealed plumbing leak by cutting through drywall and tile at bathroom vanity wall cavity. Located leak source at supply line connection point behind sink installation. Repaired compromised fitting and replaced damaged braided stainless steel supply line. Reassembled white PVC drain assembly including P-trap configuration with proper slip-joint connections. Installed new shut-off valves and verified secure connections on both hot and cold water supply lines. Tested all plumbing connections under pressure to confirm leak elimination and proper drainage function. System verified operational with no active leaks detected prior to departure.

Completed maintenance tune-up on 10-year-old heat pump system with indoor unit located in attic. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, verifying amperage readings and control circuit integrity at outdoor unit. Inspected A-frame evaporator coil assembly, noting rust staining at coil seam junction indicating historical moisture exposure; coils remain functional with adequate heat transfer capability.

Removed two existing toilets and installed two new American Standard chair height models. Hauled away old commodes and disposed of properly. Verified proper functionality of both new toilet installations including flush operation, fill valve performance, and checked for leaks at water supply connections and wax ring seals prior to completion.

Responded to priority service call to remove existing shower fixtures in preparation for scheduled retiling work. Accessed shower valve assembly through wall cavity, disconnected and removed showerhead, trim ring, and valve handle components. Exposed plumbing infrastructure included copper supply lines and Webstone valve assembly with shutoff capability. All fixtures successfully removed to allow tile contractor access to wall surfaces while maintaining system integrity and water supply control for continued tub/shower use until renovation completion.

Completed USA Gold Single Annual recurring maintenance service on AC/GF system located in basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor unit and air handling components. Replaced 16x25x1 air filter which showed moderate dust accumulation and discoloration consistent with normal usage cycle. Inspected ductwork and interior components, noting normal operational wear on insulation surfaces. All system components functioning within normal parameters. Unit operational upon completion of maintenance visit.

Responded to vacant property for gas leak pressure test following previous technician's assessment. Connected pressure gauge to exterior gas line system to conduct pressurization test on weathered piping infrastructure showing significant age and corrosion. Performed pressure testing procedures on gas distribution system to identify potential leak points, with gauge monitoring maintaining zero PSI reading during inspection. Documented condition of aging metal pipes, corroded fittings, and deteriorated white-painted elbow joints requiring evaluation for system integrity and safety compliance.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Puron system. Upon arrival, discovered catastrophic electrical failure in outdoor unit's control compartment with extensive fire damage. Contactor, capacitor, and control wiring sustained severe heat damage with melted insulation, charred components, and fused connections. External evidence of electrical fire visible with significant soot and burn marks on adjacent wall above unit. All damaged electrical components including contactor, capacitor, and control wiring harness require complete replacement. Compartment interior shows heat discoloration and corrosion throughout. System remains inoperable and unsafe for operation until full electrical component replacement completed. Documented extensive damage with photos for reference.

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no-cooling complaint on 6-year-old Bryant heat pump system located in attic. Unit experiencing complete shutdown with issue persisting through two prior service visits. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics. Accessed attic-mounted air handler and inspected all major components. Evaluated ductwork system, noting flexible duct runs throughout attic insulation. Examined condensate drain line and discovered complete blockage causing primary drain pan to fill, triggering float switch safety shutdown. Removed and disassembled condensate drain line section, revealing significant algae and debris accumulation restricting water flow. Cleared blockage from drain line using appropriate tools and cleaning methods. Flushed entire condensate system to ensure proper drainage. Reinstalled drain components with proper insulation. Verified float switch operation and reset safety controls. Tested system operation through complete cooling cycl

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old geothermal system affecting entire home. Upon arrival, customer reported recurring issue with same component requiring repeated replacement. Performed diagnostic testing on Carrier air handler unit, including temperature measurements that revealed abnormal readings of 32.3°F at evaporator coil, indicating potential refrigerant flow or control issues. Inspected electrical connections, ductwork, and associated components in mechanical room. Documented system condition with photos showing air handler, electrical panel, ductwork connections, and temperature readings. Identified failing component consistent with customer's reported history of repeated failures on this particular part. Recommended replacement of defective component to restore proper cooling operation and discussed pattern of recurring failures with customer for long-term resolution consideration.

Responded to service call for 4-5 year old tanked water heater experiencing pilot light failure and inability to heat water. Upon arrival, inspected unit located in kitchen closet utility area. Assessed gas supply line connections, thermocouple assembly, and pilot assembly for proper function. Noted corroded galvanized piping and aged copper connections in the installation. Tested thermocouple output voltage and inspected gas control valve for proper operation. Cleaned pilot orifice and burner assembly to remove debris and carbon buildup. Verified proper venting through black exhaust flue pipe. Adjusted thermocouple positioning for optimal flame contact. Cycled pilot light multiple times to confirm stable ignition and flame retention. Tested main burner operation and verified water heating functionality restored. Inspected all gas line connections with leak detection solution to ensure system safety.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on air conditioning system and gas furnace unit located in attic with restricted access. Performed comprehensive inspection, cleaned components, checked refrigerant levels, tested electrical connections, and verified proper system operation. Customer provided 20x25x1 filter for installation during service visit.