Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to service call for disconnected ductwork in attic space. Upon inspection, located section of flex duct that had separated from trunk line at junction point. Reconnected ductwork using approved fastening methods and sealed connection with mastic and foil tape to ensure proper air seal. Verified secure attachment and tested system operation to confirm restored airflow to affected zone.

Responded to guest bathroom toilet running intermittently approximately every hour. Removed tank lid and inspected internal flush valve assembly, flapper mechanism, and fill valve with float. Diagnosed faulty flapper seal causing water to leak from tank into bowl, triggering automatic refill cycle.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 12-year-old AC system. Diagnosed intermittent cooling failure occurring when thermostat fan setting switched from "on" to "auto" mode. Issue identified as control board communication error preventing compressor from restarting after fan-only operation. Cycled system through multiple fan and cooling modes to verify symptom replication. Inspected condenser unit exterior components and confirmed proper airflow through coil. Advised customer of thermostat operation best practices and recommended keeping fan setting on "auto" to prevent recurrence until full system evaluation can be scheduled given unit age and approaching end of typical service life.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on dual HVAC systems located in basement and attic. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring amperage draws and verifying proper electrical operation on both units. Inspected all system components, wiring connections, and evaporator coils. Customer provided filters for replacement in both locations (14x25x1 and 16x25x1 sizes). Both systems tested and operating within normal parameters upon completion.

Replaced defective thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) under warranty on heat pump system and performed complete lineset flush to remove contaminants. Successfully installed customer-supplied Honeywell Home smart thermostat with programming and system verification completed.

Removed and disposed of failed 50-gallon A.O. Smith gas water heater experiencing active leakage. Installed new Bradford White 50-gallon residential gas water heater on existing platform in utility closet. Connected copper supply lines to hot and cold water ports at top of unit and attached metallic vent pipe for proper exhaust ventilation. Installed recirculation pump on hot water line to provide continuous hot water circulation throughout residence. Connected gas supply line to control valve at base of unit and verified all connections for leaks using approved testing methods. Tested temperature and pressure relief valve for proper operation. Energized unit and verified ignition sequence, burner operation, and proper venting. Confirmed adequate combustion air supply and clearances meet manufacturer specifications. Allowed unit to reach operating temperature and inspected all plumbing connections under pressure for leaks. Verified proper functionality of all components prior to depart

Conducted site assessment for reconnecting gas service to warehouse heating units where the supply line had been previously capped. Inspected existing gas piping infrastructure, including capped supply line terminus and overhead distribution network, documented current conditions of pipes, fittings, and connection points, and prepared estimate for restoration of gas service to operational heaters.

Completed comprehensive maintenance on dual HVAC system including gas furnace and air conditioning units. Performed standard tune-up procedures on both systems, inspecting blower wheel assembly which showed normal operational wear with minor dust accumulation on blades and housing. Conducted electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, verifying amperage draw at 5.83 amps indicating proper motor operation. Inspected humidifier as requested and found it functioning within normal parameters. Replaced air filters on all systems per maintenance agreement requirements. All equipment tested and operating efficiently with no immediate service needs identified.

Conducted comprehensive site survey to document all HVAC equipment specifications, including model numbers, filter dimensions, and belt sizes for maintenance agreement proposal. Inspected rooftop unit accessible through ceiling plenum and exterior condensing unit, photographing equipment nameplates and components to ensure accurate parts inventory and service scheduling requirements.

Completed recurring plumbing preventive service agreement inspection of residential bathroom fixtures and water heater system. Evaluated water heater condition to determine if tank flushing maintenance could be safely performed and provided estimate for recommended service. Documented existing plumbing fixtures including dual shower systems, tub assemblies, and chrome hardware in working condition.

Returned to address failed laundry pump installation that was causing water leakage on floor during washing machine operation and overheating of discharge piping. Replaced and properly reinstalled basin pump assembly with correct PVC discharge piping, fittings, and rubber gaskets to ensure proper seal and flow. Verified pump operation, confirmed no leaks, and ensured discharge lines were functioning correctly without overheating.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on two HVAC systems located in basement and attic as part of recurring care plan service. Inspected and evaluated air handler units, with photographic documentation showing dirty 12x20x1 filter in basement unit and 16x25x4 filter in attic air handler requiring replacement. Customer requested to purchase replacement filters for both systems. Arrived during requested late afternoon service window to accommodate scheduling preferences.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing 50-gallon gas-fired Rheem water heater tank installed in upstairs laundry room. Evaluated current plumbing configuration including top-mounted circulation pump, copper supply lines, flexible braided stainless steel connectors, and dual yellow-handled isolation valves. Inspected vertical galvanized vent pipe penetration through ceiling, copper branch connections, and all associated fittings for proper installation and code compliance. Documented equipment specifications, connection points, and overall system condition to provide accurate replacement estimate for tanked water heater system.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on air conditioning system, gas furnace, and humidifier located in first floor closet of split foyer residence. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of outdoor condensing unit with electrical connections and disconnect, measured compressor amperage at 1.94 amps indicating proper operation, and verified all system components functioning within manufacturer specifications. Customer provided 16x25x1 filter for installation during service visit.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan Tune Up on HVAC system, which included inspection of evaporator coil assembly and humidistat controls. Documentation revealed significant dust and debris accumulation on evaporator coil fins and condensate pan, indicating extended service interval; verified humidistat operation and settings on General Aire unit mounted at thermostat location.

Responded to warranty call for newly installed air conditioning system not cooling properly. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of unit and ductwork in mechanical space. Verified supply air temperature at 62.6°F using calibrated digital thermometer, confirming system is operating within normal parameters and cooling effectively. Unit found to be functioning as designed with no defects identified.

Completed seasonal air conditioning maintenance as part of care plan agreement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including evaporator coil assessment, ductwork temperature diagnostics, and airflow evaluation. Customer-supplied filter will be changed during spring service visit per maintenance agreement. Documentation photos captured showing insulated ductwork with temperature readings and evaporator coil condition with visible debris accumulation on fins, indicating normal wear between service intervals.

Completed routine maintenance inspection on 1-year-old air conditioning system and 7-year-old furnace located in crawlspace unit #413. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including system diagnostics, refrigerant level verification, electrical connection inspection, and condenser coil assessment. Replaced air filter as part of seasonal maintenance protocol. Documented significant dust and debris accumulation throughout ductwork and air handler compartment via photographic evidence, indicating need for future duct cleaning services. All mechanical components operating within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.

Responded to service call for toilet leak causing water damage to garage ceiling below. Upon inspection, identified leak originating from toilet base area. Examined wax ring seal and flange connection at floor level. Documented existing conditions including floor discoloration and moisture evidence around toilet base perimeter. Assessed water supply line connections and confirmed proper operation of shutoff valve. Photographed affected areas for documentation purposes prior to proceeding with repairs.

Responded to no cooling complaint on upstairs heat pump system with air handler located in attic. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using multimeter to check electrical components including capacitor and control board connections. Measured voltage readings at 115V, indicating proper power supply to unit. Inspected condensate drain system and discovered wooden support beam positioned on drain pan with evidence of water staining and potential drainage issues. Identified compromised drain pan integrity with visible corrosion around wooden support structure. Cleared obstruction from drain line where PVC piping and insulation were improperly configured. System restored to proper cooling operation after addressing drainage concerns and verifying all electrical components functioning within normal parameters.