Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed Care Plan tune-up on attic-mounted air conditioning and gas furnace system accessed via garage. Performed comprehensive inspection of air handler unit, verified proper operation of all electrical components using calibration-grade testing equipment, and checked gas valve assembly functionality. Inspected internal wiring connections, motor operation, and control systems to ensure safe and efficient performance. Customer provided replacement air filters in specified sizes for installation during maintenance visit.

Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial HVAC system. Performed diagnostic evaluation and measured supply air temperature at ceiling diffuser, recording 52.5°F. Documented system performance with temperature readings to verify cooling operation and airflow delivery.

Responded to customer report of loud banging noise upon outdoor unit shutdown and progressive tinging noise during operation on a three-year-old air conditioning system. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condenser unit to identify source of abnormal sounds and confirmed noise originated from customer's equipment rather than neighboring property. Inspected condenser fan assembly, compressor mounting, refrigerant lines, and internal components; documented findings with photographs of ductwork connections and exterior grille assembly for service records.

Completed Care Plan tune-up on gas furnace, air conditioning system, and evaporator coil located in basement. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection and system evaluation. Verified proper operation of REME-HALO air purification device integrated within ductwork system, confirmed blue LED indicator illuminated and unit functioning correctly. Checked Honeywell digital thermostat operation, display reading 64°F at time of service with all controls responding appropriately. Noted system utilizes 16" x 25" x 1" air filter size, filter not included with service. All equipment operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance procedures.

Responded to no cooling call on commercial HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. Inspected compressor, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system. Photographed equipment condition showing normal operational wear on copper refrigerant lines and accumulation of debris in drain pan. Verified proper installation of insulated refrigerant piping and assessed overall system configuration. Condensing unit located on exterior gravel pad with weathered copper lines and black insulation showing age-appropriate condition. Indoor equipment positioned in metal drain pan with visible dirt accumulation requiring attention. Documented current state of mechanical components, electrical wiring connections, and condensate management system for diagnostic evaluation and recommended maintenance procedures.

Responded to callback for HVAC system installed one month prior with customer reporting cold air infiltration through bathroom electrical outlet. Investigated attic space and inspected ductwork installation above affected area. Found flexible duct connections to main supply plenum with inadequate sealing at junction points, allowing conditioned air to escape into wall cavity and migrate to electrical outlet penetration. Sealed all duct connections with mastic and foil tape per code requirements. Verified proper insulation placement around ductwork to prevent future air leakage. Tested system operation and confirmed no further air infiltration at outlet location.

Responded to no cooling complaint on electric heat pump system. Accessed indoor unit located in bedroom to perform diagnostic evaluation. System reported not cooling properly for approximately two months with unknown filter maintenance history.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on commercial HVAC system including six air conditioning units, two air handlers, and eight gas furnaces. Two-technician team deployed for elevated air handler access in confined attic space to ensure safety compliance during inspection and servicing. Replaced multiple air filters across system including sixteen 16x20x2 filters, six 24x24x1 filters, one 16x25x1 filter, and one 14x14x1 filter. Inspected refrigerant lines, ductwork, and exterior condensing units mounted on building foundation. Verified proper operation of all equipment, checked electrical connections, and documented system conditions through photographic documentation of crawl space infrastructure and exterior utility installations.

Responded to report of burning smell from HVAC system during operation. Performed diagnostic inspection of unit #1241050 to identify source of odor. Conducted thorough examination of electrical components, blower assembly, and heat exchanger for signs of overheating, dust accumulation, or component failure that could produce burning odor during system runtime.

Assessed existing white PVC drainage pipe configuration attached to exterior brick wall that requires rerouting into the gutter system. The current setup consists of vertical and horizontal sections with elbow joints running along the foundation, separate from the aluminum downspout. Documented the weathered piping system and surrounding landscape conditions, including the planting bed and foundation area where modifications will be necessary. Will return to complete the rerouting work to properly integrate the drainage pipe with the existing gutter downspout system for improved water management.

Responded to no cooling call on 8-year-old Carrier system. Customer reported thermostat batteries died and after replacement, unit would not restart. Upon arrival, verified thermostat had power and was calling for cooling. Inspected outdoor disconnect and found visible corrosion and debris accumulation in fuse block assembly. Tested all three fuses and discovered blown fuse preventing power to condensing unit. Replaced failed fuse, cleaned electrical connections, and verified proper voltage at disconnect. Cycled system successfully and confirmed normal cooling operation restored.

Responded to service call for water leak from attic-mounted indoor HVAC unit. Upon inspection, discovered minor water accumulation near the air handler, which had been temporarily contained with absorbent material. Performed thorough diagnostic examination of the condensate drain system, drain pan, and evaporator coil assembly. Inspected all copper refrigerant line connections and insulation for signs of condensation or moisture intrusion. Verified drain line was clear of obstructions and flowing properly. Examined flexible ductwork connections and plenum assembly for any signs of moisture damage or air leakage that could contribute to condensation issues. Documented system conditions with photographic evidence showing plumbing connections, insulation integrity, and attic installation configuration for reference.

Responded to service call for clogged kitchen sink with double-basin stainless steel fixture. Upon arrival, assessed drainage issue and successfully cleared blockage from drain line to restore proper water flow and functionality to the kitchen sink.

Responded to pool house electrical issue where power was intermittently lost and tripping the main house breaker. Inspected the outdoor electrical panel serving the pool equipment and identified inadequate amperage capacity for the connected load, including pool pump and filter system. Evaluated the damaged interior outlet and electrical connections, documenting equipment conditions and electrical infrastructure to determine proper circuit requirements for stable operation.

Performed comprehensive HVAC maintenance service on basement-located heat pump and gas furnace system at vacant property. Accessed unit via provided entry code and completed full system inspection per club membership agreement. Replaced existing Honeywell 16x25x4 air filter with new filter from onsite inventory to ensure proper airflow and system efficiency. Conducted temperature differential readings using digital thermometer to verify proper heat transfer and system performance. Inspected ductwork, confirmed all access panels secure, and verified system operational parameters within manufacturer specifications. Documented service with photographic evidence of filter replacement and temperature measurements. Coordinated entry and service completion with property owner via phone communication.

Completed semiannual maintenance inspection on a one-year-old air conditioning system located in the attic space above the garage. Accessed equipment via pull-down attic ladder and performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of the AC unit and air handler, verification of refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and ductwork integrity. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted; Aprilaire #410 filter inspected and found in acceptable condition requiring no replacement at this time.

Completed comprehensive Gold Level preventive maintenance on dual HVAC systems in a two-system residential property. Serviced heat pump and air handler located on ground floor, along with air conditioning unit on ground floor and furnace installations in basement and attic accessed via pull-down ladder. Performed thorough system diagnostics using digital clamp meter and multimeter to verify electrical performance, amperage draws, and temperature readings on both systems. Inspected all major components including condensers, evaporator coils, blower assemblies, and ductwork. Verified proper refrigerant pressures and system operation. Customer-supplied filters in sizes 16x25x1 and 12x20x1 were noted for system maintenance. Conducted voltage and amperage measurements on outdoor condensing units, recording readings of approximately 35.78 on primary system. Tested temperature differentials across coils and confirmed proper system cycling. Inspected all electrical connections, contactors, and

Completed annual care plan tune-up on 2013 geothermal HVAC system located in closet. Performed comprehensive system inspection including blower assembly examination, which showed normal dust accumulation on housing and wheel. Conducted electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings throughout the system, documenting 75.4 reading during testing. All electrical connections, wire bundles, and components inspected and found secure with proper labeling intact. System operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance visit.

Responded to a non-cooling complaint on a 13-year-old AC unit. Upon inspection, accessed the attic space and measured existing insulation levels, which appeared inadequate based on the reflective radiant barrier material observed. Documented insulation conditions and measurements to assess potential contributing factors to the system's reduced cooling efficiency, as insufficient attic insulation can significantly impact AC performance and increase cooling loads on aging equipment.

Responded to no cooling complaint on electric rooftop HVAC system blowing warm air and unable to maintain setpoint. Upon inspection, found indoor unit in utility closet with dirty evaporator coil and condensate drain pan showing significant debris accumulation and biological growth. Performed system diagnostics, cleaned evaporator coil, cleared condensate drain line, and verified proper airflow and refrigerant operation to restore cooling capacity.