Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on air conditioning system as part of Club Green PSA agreement. Accessed attic-mounted HVAC unit via pull-down ladder, performed standard system inspection, and replaced 20x20x1 air filter at return air vent. All system components operating within normal parameters.

Responded to service call for kitchen sink with garbage disposal backing up. Performed complimentary whole home plumbing inspection as requested. Inspected double-basin kitchen sink with garbage disposal unit installed in left basin. Examined disposal operation, drain assembly, and P-trap configuration. Assessed water supply connections and drain lines behind adjacent appliances to verify proper venting and drainage flow. System evaluated for blockages, improper installation, or mechanical failure of disposal unit.

# HVAC Service Report - No Cool Condition Responded to service call for one-year-old air conditioning system with insufficient cooling capacity. Unit was providing some cooling but failing to maintain desired temperature setpoints throughout the property. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. Proceeded to attic space to examine air distribution system and indoor equipment. During inspection, discovered compromised ductwork insulation at critical connection points near the air handler unit. Black exterior insulation jacket was torn and separated from duct surfaces, with underlying reflective vapor barrier material exposed, crumpled, and improperly sealed. The deteriorated insulation condition was causing significant thermal loss at the supply plenum connection, allowing conditioned air to lose temperature before reaching living spaces. This explained the reduced cooling performance despite the system being relatively n

Completed comprehensive Club Trio maintenance service on multi-zone HVAC system consisting of 2 indoor air handlers and 3 outdoor condensing units located in basement and attic. Performed thorough inspection and tune-up procedures on heat pump/air handler, gas furnace/air conditioner, and additional air conditioning system per recurring service agreement. Conducted detailed assessment of all equipment, including visual inspection of evaporator coils, blower assemblies, drain pans, and condensate systems. Documentation revealed significant dust and debris accumulation on evaporator coil fins and heavy biological growth with water staining in condensate drain pan, indicating extended service interval and moisture exposure. Blower wheel showed operational condition with moderate dust buildup on housing components. Performed standard preventive maintenance protocols including system operational checks, electrical connection inspections, refrigerant level assessments, and airflow evaluati

Completed full replacement of residential tanked water heater in utility closet installation. Removed existing unit and installed new white cylindrical water heater with proper clearances and code-compliant connections. Connected hot and cold water supply lines using copper piping with red-handled and blue-handled shut-off valves at unit top for isolation capability. Verified gas supply connection with yellow ball valve shut-off mechanism and black iron gas pipe with properly sealed threaded connections. Ensured all plumbing connections were secure and leak-free, with water heater properly positioned within confined closet space. Installation includes standard electrical connection via wall outlet and meets manufacturer specifications for residential water heating system operation.

Responded to commercial property no-cooling complaint with interior temperature at 87°F. Inspected 9-year-old Goodman N4H448GBP100 condenser unit and found system operational with proper refrigerant charge and compressor function. Verified unit specifications, electrical connections, and heat exchanger components showed no visible defects or refrigerant leaks, with all safety labels and certifications intact.

Responded to service call for water leak on 20-year-old electric HVAC system with indoor unit located inside front door. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil completely frozen with thick ice accumulation across all fins, indicating restricted airflow as primary cause of condensation leak. Assessed outdoor condenser unit showing signs of age and weathering but operational. Diagnosed frozen coil condition likely caused by combination of dirty/restricted evaporator coil, possible low refrigerant charge, and inadequate airflow from neglected filter maintenance. Documented extensive frost buildup on coil surfaces and overall system condition with photographic evidence. Advised that system requires coil cleaning, refrigerant charge verification, and regular filter maintenance to prevent recurrence of freezing and water leak issues.

Responded to no cooling call with indoor temperature reaching 85°F. Upon inspection, found attic-mounted air handler operating with supply air temperature of 127.4°F, indicating complete loss of cooling capacity. Thermostat displayed 80°F actual temperature with setpoint of 70°F in cooling mode. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system components to identify cause of cooling failure and documented equipment conditions for repair recommendations.

Responded to callback for HVAC system not turning on following previous water leak incident. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was set to 68°F with ambient temperature at 73°F. Confirmed no tripped breakers or frozen evaporator coil present. Inspected ductwork and system components in attic space, documenting condition of flexible duct connections and metal framework. Examined refrigerant sight glass showing amber-colored refrigerant level and condition. Performed diagnostic testing to determine if system failure was related to previous water intrusion event or separate issue requiring additional repair work.

Responded to water leak complaint at indoor HVAC unit in sunroom that had been leaking for several days. Unit was off upon arrival. Performed diagnostic inspection and discovered condensate drain line issue with visible mineral deposits and buildup at drain connection point. Inspected attic space and ductwork, finding pink fiberglass insulation with signs of water damage and discoloration around affected area. Documented conditions with photographs showing deteriorated drain fitting with crusty residue accumulation and water-damaged insulation materials. Identified source of water intrusion coming from behind unit due to compromised condensate drainage system.

Replaced a leaking indoor coil on a Daikin wall-mounted mini split head unit covered under the manufacturer's 12-year parts warranty. Recovered remaining R-410A refrigerant from the system, installed the factory-ordered replacement coil, and performed a complete pressure test to verify system integrity. Evacuated the refrigerant system to manufacturer specifications and recharged with new R-410A refrigerant to proper operating levels.

Conducted electrical estimate for basement GFCI outlet issues reported as frequently tripping. Inspected multiple ground fault circuit interrupter receptacles throughout basement area to assess condition and functionality. Documented existing electrical infrastructure including thermostat controls and mechanical room equipment to determine scope of GFCI replacement work needed.

Responded to no-cooling call for 2-year-old residential air conditioning system with complete power loss to control panel. Upon arrival, confirmed total loss of power to unit and black control panel display affecting entire home's cooling capacity. Performed diagnostic temperature measurements of evaporator coil, recording 31.9°F at coil surface, and measured supply air temperature differential of 5.96°F at ductwork to assess system performance once power was restored. Investigated electrical supply, control board connections, and safety circuits to identify cause of power failure. Verified proper refrigerant temperatures and system operation following repairs. System restored to normal operation with appropriate cooling capacity and control panel functionality confirmed.

Responded to service call for Rheem Classic 50-gallon electric water heater (model PROE50 M2 RH95) with inadequate hot water duration. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of unit installed in 2023. Inspected electrical connections, thermostat settings, and heating element functionality. Tested temperature and pressure relief valve operation and verified proper copper piping connections with ball valve shut-off. Assessed upper and lower heating elements for continuity and proper resistance values. Checked thermostat calibration and temperature settings on both upper and lower units. Evaluated sediment accumulation and tank condition. Confirmed unit remains under manufacturer's 10-year tank warranty. Documented findings with photographic evidence showing complete installation including copper piping configuration, electrical conduit, and overall system condition.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on air conditioning system with gas furnace located in basement. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of ductwork, filter replacement with customer-supplied 16x25x1 filter, and system diagnostics. Evaluated outdoor condensing unit, verified electrical connections, and measured amperage draw at 5.67 amps using clamp meter, confirming unit operating within manufacturer specifications. Inspected capacitor, compressor, and all electrical components for proper function. System tested and operating efficiently with no issues identified.

Completed toilet tank rebuild service. Removed and replaced all internal flush mechanisms including fill valve assembly with red-capped actuator, flapper valve with rubber seal, and overflow tube connections. Installed new components, adjusted water level settings, tested flush operation for proper function, and verified tank refill cycle operating within normal parameters.

Completed routine plumbing preventative service agreement inspection of residential water heating system. Documented Bradford White 50-gallon natural gas water heater (Model RG250T6N) specifications and verified proper labeling, including all safety certifications, operating parameters, and installation clearance requirements are present and legible for future reference.

Completed scheduled air conditioning tune-up under Club Green preventive maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive system inspection, changed air filters with customer-supplied replacements (16x25x4), and inspected blower motor compartment which showed evidence of previous moisture intrusion with visible staining on interior cabinet surfaces. All operational components tested and system operating within normal parameters at time of service completion.

Responded to water leak complaint with water streaming down wall from attic causing drywall separation at seam. Upon inspection of attic-mounted HVAC system, photographed equipment and surrounding area to document conditions. Attic space showed exposed framing with spray foam insulation, metallic ductwork with reflective insulation, and air handler unit with connected flexible ducting. OSB wall sheathing exhibited greenish discoloration indicating moisture staining or potential mold growth. Documented all findings with photographic evidence for further evaluation and repair recommendations.

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including installation of Trane 100K BTU two-stage 97% efficiency gas furnace (model S9V2C100U5VSBB), Trane 5-ton 14.3 SEER2 air conditioning unit (model 5TTR4060A1000A), matching evaporator coil (model 5TXCCOO7AS3HCA), and digital thermostat. Removed existing equipment and disposed of properly, then installed bottom base box to ensure proper airflow for the AC unit. Removed old humidifier and patched penetration hole in ductwork. Installed outdoor condenser unit on new concrete pad with gravel packed between and around pavers to eliminate hollow spots and ensure stable, level support. Connected refrigerant lines with proper insulation, installed electrical whip kit and disconnect box at outdoor unit, and ran electrical conduit along exterior wall. Installed flexible gas line connector with gas shut-off switch, connected to flue piping with proper transitions, and added flame roll-out protection. Installed electrical shut-off switch, s