Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

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

Completed comprehensive Club Trio maintenance on multi-zone HVAC system consisting of heat pump with air handler in attic, air conditioning unit with gas furnace in basement, and second AC/gas furnace unit in crawlspace with dehumidifier. Inspected evaporator coils showing normal operating condition with no signs of significant wear or damage. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, recording amperage readings of 0.25 amps on system components. Inspected refrigerant lines, valves, and connections throughout all three zones. Replaced three 16x25x4 filters across all units. Serviced two humidifiers with pads #35 and #10. Verified proper operation of crawlspace dehumidifier unit. All systems tested and operating within manufacturer specifications.

Installed new outdoor sump pump system to address flooding issues at basement window well. Excavated 6-8 inches below grade and set pump basin with sump pump unit. Ran PVC discharge line vertically through wooden window well structure and terminated into existing gutter system with proper air gap to prevent backflow. System tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to a second opinion request for a gas furnace/air conditioning system with no cooling issue. Performed diagnostic testing using clamp meter showing low amperage reading of 0.56A at outdoor unit, indicating potential compressor or electrical failure. Measured supply air temperature at 54°F at insulated ductwork, confirming inadequate cooling performance and validating customer concern regarding system operation.

Replaced defective suction line service valve on commercial HVAC unit. System was evacuated, valve replaced, and unit recharged with 10.9 lbs of refrigerant to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper system pressures and temperatures upon completion.

Responded to commercial plumbing service call for mysterious basement leak investigation and bathroom fixture repair. Inspected commercial kitchen area with stainless steel sink and pre-rinse spray faucet assembly, noting visible rust staining and discoloration around mounting hardware that indicated potential leak source. Assessed multi-compartment commercial sink with gooseneck faucet showing typical wear patterns and water staining, evaluated fixture condition and functionality to determine repair versus replacement recommendations.

Responded to no cooling complaint on downstairs 4-year-old electric air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, found condensate drain system equipped with safety float switch had triggered, shutting down the system due to blocked drain line. Verified upstairs unit operating normally. Cleared condensate drain blockage and reset safety switch. Measured supply air temperature at 55.3°F, confirming proper cooling operation restored. Unit returned to normal operation with adequate airflow and temperature differential.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old electric HVAC system with air circulation but no cooling capability. Performed electrical diagnostics on outdoor condensing unit using clamp meter and multimeter. Testing revealed failed run capacitor with readings outside acceptable parameters. Measured existing TITAN PRO 370 VAC capacitor (model TRC-FD45S) showing improper capacitance values of 10.9 and 44.5 microfarads, indicating capacitor failure preventing compressor from operating properly. Verified all electrical connections at capacitor terminals and confirmed compressor circuit integrity. Replaced defective dual run capacitor with new unit matching original specifications. Restored power to system and verified proper compressor startup and operation. Confirmed adequate cooling air temperature at supply registers and normal system amperage draw. System operating within manufacturer specifications upon departure.

# HVAC Cooling System Repair - Dual Zone System Failure Responded to no cooling condition affecting both zones of a dual-system residential HVAC installation with a 9-year-old air conditioning system. Customer reported the bottom unit failed approximately one month prior, followed by the top unit ceasing operation several days ago, resulting in complete loss of cooling to the residence. Upon arrival, accessed attic-mounted air handler units to diagnose the system failures. Performed visual inspection of both HVAC units, including examination of electrical connections, condensate drainage systems, and ductwork integrity. Evaluated the gray metal air handler units mounted horizontally in the attic space, checking all visible components including warning labels, specification plates, and safety systems. Inspected black cylindrical vent piping and white PVC condensate drain lines for proper operation and potential blockages. Verified drain line routing, joints, and connectors to ensure

Completed full residential HVAC system installation consisting of six 2.5-ton Ruud heat pump systems with matching air handlers, 10KW auxiliary electric heat kits, and digital thermostats throughout the living space. Installed new ductwork distribution system to serve all zones, including transitions to existing ductwork where applicable and standard-sized filter racks at each air handler location. Mounted outdoor heat pump units on concrete pads with snow legs for elevation and proper drainage. Installed electrical disconnect boxes and whip kits at each outdoor unit for code-compliant power supply. Ran refrigerant line sets with proper insulation between outdoor and indoor units, incorporating refrigerant line filters for system protection. Configured indoor air handlers with complete drain systems including traps, SS2 coil drain safety water sensors, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pans equipped with water sensors for secondary leak protection. All drain lines properly pitched a

Responded to emergency callback following previous day's AC unit replacement installation. Upon arrival, found significant water damage with ceiling collapse and active water dripping from attic-mounted air handler onto bedroom floor. Investigation revealed condensate drain line failure causing overflow from drain pan. Documented extensive ceiling damage and water intrusion affecting insulation and drywall. Cleared condensate blockage, verified proper drainage, and confirmed air handler operation. Advised customer that structural repairs to ceiling and water damage remediation would be required beyond HVAC scope of work.

Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old electric HVAC system with indoor unit located in attic. Customer reported outdoor unit condenser fan not operating following overnight storms. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor unit and confirmed condenser fan motor failure. Measured supply air temperature at 59.5°F at ductwork, indicating inadequate cooling capacity. Recommended condenser fan motor replacement to restore proper system operation and cooling performance.

Responded to main drain line backup affecting downstairs shower and washing machine drainage. Successfully cleared blockage in main sewer line using professional drain cleaning equipment, restoring proper flow and eliminating water backup issues. Tested system with multiple water sources to verify complete drainage restoration and proper function of all affected fixtures.

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including Bryant 5-ton 16 SEER2 Legacy heat pump (model 235SAN06000A), Bryant 5-ton air handler (model FJ5ANXD60L00), and Bryant 15kW heat kit (model TU-EC-15BKB). Removed and disposed of existing equipment per code requirements. Installed outdoor heat pump unit on existing pad with snow legs, electrical whip kit, disconnect box, insulated refrigerant lines, and refrigerant line filter. Mounted air handler in attic space with auxiliary drain pan equipped with safety switch, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pan with water sensor. Installed trap and transitioned to existing ductwork with standard-sized air filter rack. Integrated system with existing thermostat. Completed all electrical connections, refrigerant line installation with proper insulation, and verified system operation. Obtained applicable permits and ensured all work met code compliance standards.

Installed bonding wire for pool equipment per NEC requirements, connecting pool pump motor, electrical panel, and two GFCI receptacles (one mounted below panel, one installed on plug post). Verified proper grounding and bonding connections throughout the system to ensure electrical safety and code compliance for the pool installation.