Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Replaced failed compressor under warranty on outdoor condensing unit. Installed compressor saver hard start kit and surge protector for enhanced system protection. Evacuated system, recharged with 5.5 pounds of R410-A refrigerant, and verified proper operation of all components upon completion.

Removed existing P-trap assembly and installed new white PVC trap configuration beneath floor structure, accessible through ceiling opening. Installed new drain assembly with proper 90-degree elbows and coupling sections to ensure correct drainage flow. Tested all connections and joints for leaks upon completion, confirming watertight seal throughout the entire plumbing assembly.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on two HVAC systems as part of Club Duo care plan service. Serviced air conditioning unit and gas furnace located in basement, and second system in garage attic knee wall area. Installed two customer-supplied Aprilaire 16x25 filters and performed standard maintenance procedures including temperature readings at supply registers to verify proper system operation.

Completed Club Duo maintenance service on two systems: gas furnace located in basement and air conditioning unit in attic. Performed comprehensive system inspections including electrical testing with multimeter, verified all connections and components on furnace blower assembly, and inspected outdoor Bryant condenser unit along with secondary AC unit positioned on exterior pad. Replaced air filters per specifications with Green Pac filters (14x14x1 and 14x25x1 sizes) and confirmed both systems operating within normal parameters.

Completed comprehensive HVAC replacement estimate for 14-year-old system with indoor unit currently located in crawlspace. Customer requested evaluation for rerouting indoor unit to more accessible location during replacement, assessed existing ductwork configuration and structural requirements for potential relocation. Documented current equipment condition and installation environment through photographic documentation showing deteriorated crawlspace conditions and exterior access points to support replacement recommendations.

Responded to sump pump discharge concern where water was being released directly against the foundation. Upon arrival, assessed existing white PVC discharge system with elbow joint at foundation level that was directing water inadequately, causing moisture accumulation and soil saturation at the base of the 46-year-old brick structure. Installed pipe extension to the existing sump pump discharge line to redirect water flow further into the yard and away from the foundation. Excavated trench area as needed to accommodate new PVC sections and ensure proper grade for drainage. Connected extension piping to existing elbow fitting, securing all joints to prevent leaks and ensure long-term functionality. Verified water flow diverts appropriately away from foundation to prevent future moisture damage to lower brick courses and foundation integrity. Documented installation with photographs showing before and during work phases.

Conducted site assessment of small attic space to provide estimate for connecting or adding exhaust fan ventilation. Inspected existing electrical infrastructure, including wall-mounted outlets and wiring within exposed stud cavities with fiberglass insulation. Evaluated attic conditions including wooden joist structure, existing flexible metallic ductwork (approximately 6-8 inches diameter), and loose-fill insulation coverage. Documented current electrical access points and determined feasibility for exhaust fan installation and power supply routing through available wall cavities and attic space.

Conducted comprehensive system assessment of commercial building HVAC equipment for prospective property purchase. Inspected and documented all heating and cooling units, recording model numbers, serial numbers, and operational condition of each system to facilitate maintenance contract quotation. Photographed electrical panel serving HVAC equipment, noting aged breakers and components requiring attention.

Completed routine maintenance and inspection on Daikin 4MXX36RMVJUA heat pump system with ductless mini-split indoor unit. Accessed indoor wall-mounted evaporator unit to inspect internal components, filter assembly, and evaporator coil condition. Verified outdoor heat pump section specifications and confirmed proper R410A refrigerant type, electrical parameters at 208-230V single phase, and AHRI certification compliance.

Removed and disposed of existing toilet fixture. Installed new ultra tall elongated toilet with proper flange mounting and wax ring seal to ensure watertight connection to waste line. Verified all internal tank components including fill valve, flush valve assembly, and flapper mechanism were functioning correctly. Tested system for proper operation and confirmed no leaks at base or supply connections prior to completion.

Responded to callback for geothermal unit experiencing recurring compressor monitor errors and overheating issues. Upon arrival, contacted technical support manager as directed and assessed attic-mounted equipment. Recorded temperature readings of 53.5°F and 58.1°F at unit location using digital measurement device. Reset system per manufacturer protocol and instructed household occupants on emergency reset procedure for future lockouts pending scheduled manufacturer site visit.

Responded to a pipe leak in a 20+ year old residential property. Upon inspection, accessed the affected plumbing through ceiling/wall cavity and identified a compromised copper water line showing significant age-related corrosion and oxidation. Removed drywall to expose the plumbing chase, revealing aged copper piping with darkened patina and PVC drain/vent lines with weathering and discoloration. Assessed the leak source at soldered joint connections where debris accumulation and pipe deterioration were evident. Installed ball valve isolation point on the copper supply line to control water flow to the affected section. Verified proper operation of shutoff valve and confirmed leak containment. Inspected surrounding wooden framing and adjacent green PVC piping for secondary water damage or structural concerns. The plumbing system displayed typical wear consistent with the home's age, with multiple material transitions between copper supply lines and plastic drainage components. Access

Installed new dedicated 240-volt, 30-amp circuit for electric water heater in basement utility area. Ran flexible conduit from existing electrical panel to new disconnect switch mounted on concrete column adjacent to water heater, ensuring proper wire sizing and overcurrent protection per NEC requirements. Installed weatherproof disconnect switch for safe service access and completed all connections to water heater terminals.

Replaced existing gas water heater with a new electric tanked water heater unit in basement location. Performed necessary repiping above the water heater to accommodate the electric model installation, eliminating the need for chimney liner removal or modification. Coordinated with electrical team for separate disconnect installation at breaker panel located in basement. Conducted thorough leak testing on all water connections and verified proper functionality of the new electric water heater system before completing the installation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on sunroom AC unit not maintaining setpoint temperature. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed dual run capacitor on Goodman model CNPHP2417ALAEAA4 condensing unit. Capacitor tested below specification, preventing compressor and condenser fan motor from operating at full capacity. Replaced defective capacitor with proper OEM replacement, verified electrical connections, and tested system operation with normal amperage draw and temperature differential restored.

Responded to water leak complaint at indoor AC unit located in utility room. Upon inspection, discovered extensive water damage and rust corrosion throughout the air handler cabinet, with significant staining on reflective insulation and interior surfaces indicating prolonged moisture exposure. Identified primary issue as condensate drainage system failure causing water to overflow onto floor. Blower compartment showed evidence of standing water with rust streaking down cabinet walls and deterioration of wooden platform supporting blower assembly. Condensation visible on supply duct confirmed active moisture problem. Inspected condensate drain line, drain pan, and associated plumbing connections for blockages or damage. Evaluated blower motor and electrical connections for water damage exposure. Documented extensive rust damage to cabinet interior and insulation materials requiring attention to prevent further deterioration and potential system failure. Photographed damage for reco

Completed plumbing estimate for shower drain replacement in unit 19. Accessed existing drain assembly through ceiling opening, inspected corroded copper trap and piping system showing significant verdigris oxidation, and documented conditions for fixture replacement with GB-supplied materials.

Replaced defective outdoor condenser fan motor on residential HVAC unit. Verified proper electrical connections, tested fan operation, and confirmed system functionality upon completion.

Installed a new Bradford White 40-gallon tall gas water heater in basement utility area. Unit was picked up from Masters Supply on will call and successfully connected to existing copper water lines, yellow flexible gas line with red-handled shut-off valves, and proper venting system. All connections were tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to main bathroom toilet with continuous water flow issue affecting modern dual-flush mechanism. Upon inspection, identified malfunctioning flush valve assembly causing improper seal and constant water running into bowl. Removed tank lid, diagnosed failed flush valve seal component, and replaced defective parts within the flush mechanism. Tested fill valve operation, adjusted water level, and verified proper shutoff function. Cycled flush system multiple times to confirm complete water shutoff and proper tank refill. Unit now operating normally with no further water flow issues detected.