Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed full shower/tub installation on second floor of vacant property, installing a 30x60 white left-hand fiberglass tub-shower combination unit. Removed existing tile and knockdown walls down to studs, then installed new knockdown wall system as base for tub surround. Installed new Delta shower valve body with chrome trim kit, Delta chrome tub spout, and Watco waste and overflow assembly. Ran all necessary copper water supply lines to shower valve and tub spout, connecting to existing building supply. Installed drain piping including P-trap and waste connections to tie into existing drain system. All plumbing connections tested and verified leak-free under pressure. Work area cleaned and all debris removed upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old electric air conditioning system with thermostat set to 71°F but indoor temperature reading 75°F. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system performance and measured supply air temperatures at floor register. Digital thermometer readings indicated supply air temperatures of 62.7°F and 61.3°F, which are insufficient for proper cooling and suggest inadequate system capacity or refrigerant charge issues. Documented findings with photographic evidence of register temperatures for further evaluation. Recommended contacting office to discuss diagnostic findings and repair options to restore adequate cooling performance to residence.

# HVAC Service Report Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, noted customer reported recent refrigerant addition by another service provider. Performed comprehensive system diagnostic including refrigerant charge verification, electrical component testing, and airflow assessment. Inspection revealed evidence of refrigerant leak at evaporator coil connection points, indicated by oil staining on coil housing and drain pan. Used electronic leak detector to confirm active leak at brazed joint. System was operating with insufficient refrigerant charge despite recent service, explaining inadequate cooling performance. Documented leak location with photos showing stained components and affected areas. Discussed repair options with customer including leak repair and proper refrigerant recharge versus coil replacement. Provided detailed estimate for permanent repair to address root cause of cooling failure. System was shut down to prevent compr

Completed warranty replacement of compressor, long lineset kit, and solenoid valve on WaterFurnace geothermal system per manufacturer specifications. Installed new filter drier with green cylindrical housing and copper connections in basement mechanical area, with used filter drier packaged for return to WaterFurnace as required. Verified system operation with discharge air temperature reading of 72.5°F at attic ductwork, confirming proper refrigerant cycle and heat transfer performance.

Responded to callback for new HVAC system installed in February with thermostat error messages and inability to cool below 75 degrees. Performed diagnostic testing and measured supply air temperature at 53.7°F and refrigerant line temperature at 206.3°F, confirming system is operating within normal parameters. Reviewed thermostat settings and programming with customer to address cooling concerns.

Responded to callback for recently installed AC system experiencing third shutdown since installation. Upon inspection in attic space, confirmed previous technician's assessment that condensate drain line was improperly sized and installed too short, causing drainage issues and triggering safety float switch. Removed inadequate drain line and reinstalled with proper length PVC piping, ensuring correct pitch and secure connections to air handler. Verified condensate flow, tested system operation through complete cooling cycle, and confirmed unit running properly without shutdown. System now operating as designed with no further drainage concerns.

Conducted attic assessment for ventilation and insulation improvements. Evaluated existing attic space with exposed rafters, wooden planking, and HVAC ductwork with reflective insulation, noting minimal pink fiberglass insulation coverage on attic floor and exposed joists. Inspected roof structure including trusses, beams, and OSB sheathing to determine feasibility for gable vent installation and prepared estimate for proper attic ventilation system and blown insulation installation to improve indoor air quality and energy efficiency.

Responded to callback for toilet continuously running after initial service visit. Upon inspection, determined that previously recommended fill valve replacement alone did not resolve the issue. Examined toilet tank components and identified faulty flush valve assembly causing intermittent running. Replaced flush valve assembly and adjusted fill valve settings to manufacturer specifications. Tested system through multiple flush cycles to verify proper operation and confirm issue resolved.

Responded to callback for water leak originating from roof hatch access point following recent maintenance service. Upon inspection, identified active water intrusion at hatch opening leading to attic space where HVAC equipment is accessed. Documented visible water damage on interior ceiling below hatch location, including brown discoloration and staining on drywall surface near track lighting fixtures. Photographed attic access area showing hatch framing, exposed structural beams with moisture staining, HVAC ductwork, and insulation materials. Confirmed leak was not present prior to maintenance visit, indicating potential weather seal compromise or hatch closure issue during service access. Recommended immediate weatherproofing repair to hatch assembly and monitoring of affected ceiling area for additional moisture damage.

Responded to callback for unit not cooling, same issue as previous visit. Performed electrical diagnostics at the main panel using multimeter to verify proper voltage and circuit integrity. Troubleshot power supply issues and circuit breaker operation to identify root cause of recurring cooling failure.

Responded to complaint of whistling shut-off valve behind toilet. Inspected wall-mounted chrome shut-off valve and flexible braided stainless steel supply line connecting to toilet tank. Valve was producing audible whistling noise but showed no visible water leakage at time of inspection. Examined supply line connections at both wall valve and tank inlet, noting standard installation with proper coupling. Multiple toilets present in home but issue isolated to single fixture.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on residential system in home over 30 years old. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil heavily frozen with significant ice buildup, indicating restricted airflow or refrigerant issue. Documented severely stained drain pan showing extensive corrosion, mineral deposits, and biological growth from prolonged moisture exposure. Measured system pressures and electrical parameters using manifold gauges and digital multimeter to diagnose freezing condition. Identified need for immediate follow-up to address coil freezing issue, dirty evaporator coil, compromised drain pan, and potential airflow restrictions before system can operate efficiently.

Responded to no cooling complaint on system less than 10 years old. Found evaporator coil frozen solid with ice extending all the way to the outdoor unit. Pulled disconnect to allow complete thaw of coil. Discovered significant return air deficiency during inspection, with inadequate return airflow contributing to freezing condition. Removed displaced fiberglass insulation material found inside air handler cabinet. System requires proper return air sizing to prevent future freeze-ups and ensure adequate airflow across evaporator coil.

Responded to a water leak complaint in an 80-year-old residential property where a second-floor bathtub was dripping into the kitchen area below. Upon arrival, conducted a thorough inspection of the bathroom fixtures, including the alcove-style tub with shower combination unit, chrome handheld and fixed showerhead assembly, and combination faucet and diverter system. Identified the source of the minor leak that had begun approximately 24 hours prior to service call. Inspected all visible plumbing connections, fixture mounting points, and surrounding tile work for signs of water intrusion or deterioration. Documented existing conditions through photographic evidence showing the bathtub, shower fixtures, and surrounding bathroom components. Addressed the leak issue to prevent further water damage to the ceiling and kitchen area below, ensuring all fixtures were properly sealed and functioning correctly upon completion.

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