Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to service call for dual waste pump system located in exterior fenced area behind garage structure. Conducted inspection of pump basin and control panel to assess reported bearing failure on primary unit. Confirmed one pump inoperative due to failed bearings, while secondary pump operational. Documented existing system configuration including float switches, control panel with circuit breakers, contactors, and pump control module. Photographed basin interior showing water level, pump components, float mechanisms, and diamond-plate access cover. Inspected electrical control panel revealing dual pump control system with automated switching capability. Noted system age and potential warranty coverage on equipment. Prepared comprehensive estimate for replacement of both waste pumps to ensure continued reliable operation of wastewater removal system.

Responded to service call for 8kW Generac generator (Model 0058700, Serial 6145077) experiencing overcranking error and failure to start during power outage. Performed diagnostic testing on automatic transfer switch and generator control system to identify root cause of starting failure. Troubleshot electrical connections, battery condition, control board functionality, and cranking circuit to resolve overcranking fault code and restore automatic power transfer capability.

Completed reconstruction of supply plenum ductwork using duct board material in basement mechanical space. Removed existing metal supply plenum and replaced with properly insulated duct board construction, secured with metallic tape at all seams and joints to ensure proper air seal and thermal efficiency. Installation completed in crawl space area with new reflective insulation wrapping to prevent heat loss and condensation issues.

Conducted comprehensive estimate for complete furnace replacement system. Existing furnace unit is approximately 40 years old and currently operational but has exceeded its expected service life significantly. Performed thorough assessment of existing HVAC infrastructure including ductwork configuration, clearances, and installation accessibility in basement mechanical space. Documented existing equipment dimensions and spatial constraints using precision measurements to ensure proper sizing for replacement unit. Evaluated condition of existing supply and return ductwork, noting flexible duct runs and metal trunk lines. Assessed structural conditions including deteriorated ceiling insulation showing significant sagging and compression, which may require attention during replacement installation. Photographed existing furnace unit, ductwork connections, and surrounding mechanical space to provide accurate documentation for equipment specifications and installation planning. Measured a

Responded to water leak reported in guest bathroom with steady flow causing water damage to unit below. Performed diagnostic inspection to locate source of leak. Inspected toilet installation, supply line connections, wax ring seal, and surrounding plumbing fixtures. Identified leak source and completed necessary repairs to stop water intrusion. Verified proper toilet function and confirmed no active leaking upon completion. Documented conditions with photographs for service records.

Completed electrical estimate for pool pad hookup at residential property. Evaluated existing electrical panel capacity and circuit availability to determine feasibility of adding dedicated circuit for pool equipment. Panel inspection revealed adequate breaker spaces and properly labeled circuit directory with existing loads including HVAC, major appliances, and basement circuits. Assessed electrical service capacity and provided recommendations for installation of GFCI-protected circuit to meet NEC requirements for pool equipment installation.

Completed full 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 with transitions to existing ductwork where applicable, including standard-sized air filter racks at each air handler location. Mounted all six air handler units in designated interior locations with proper electrical connections, refrigerant line sets with insulation, and condensate drainage systems. Configured condensate management systems for each air handler including P-traps, SS2 coil drain safety water sensors, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pans equipped with secondary water sensors for leak detection and prevention. Installed white PVC condensate piping with proper pitch and drainage to building drain system. Set up outdoor heat pump units on concrete pads with snow legs for elevation and proper airflow clearance. Completed all

Completed preventive maintenance on 6-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including system inspection, cleaning, and testing of all major components. Tested and verified capacitor operation using digital multimeter, confirming proper voltage readings of 35.7V on dual-run capacitor and hard start capacitor. Replaced two air filters at upstairs AC/gas furnace units per maintenance protocol; basement filter not replaced as homeowner supplies their own. All electrical connections inspected and found secure. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Responded to no cooling call on 15-year-old electric air conditioning system serving upstairs zone. Upon arrival, found upstairs thermostat blank with no power and system blowing warm air. Indoor unit located in upstairs bathroom, accessed via attic stairs. Initial inspection revealed frozen evaporator coil on air handler. System was shut down to allow complete thaw before further diagnostics could be performed. Inspected outdoor condensing unit and noted electrical contactor showing signs of age with discolored terminals and weathered housing. Multiple wire connections at contactor terminals displayed normal wear consistent with system age. Outdoor refrigerant lines protected with foam insulation showed weathering and some deterioration at foundation penetration point. Documented equipment condition with photos showing contactor assembly, wire connections, and exterior refrigerant line routing. System requires return visit after thaw cycle completes to diagnose root cause of freezin

Responded to service call for garbage disposal unit not turning on. Upon inspection, discovered corroded mounting screw had failed, causing the disposal to become loose and preventing proper electrical connection. Removed deteriorated fastener, secured unit with new hardware, and verified proper operation. Unit tested successfully and returned to full functionality.

# Plumbing Service - Clogged Drain/Sink Responded to drainage issues following recent kitchen remodel where both kitchen sinks were retaining water and washing machine exhibited leaking. Upon inspection of under-sink plumbing configuration, identified improper P-trap assembly and drainage connections installed by previous contractor. Diagnosed inadequate venting and incorrect pipe slope causing water retention in dual sink setup. Inspected garbage disposal unit connections and verified proper mounting and drain line integration. Examined water supply lines with shut-off valves and braided stainless steel flexible connectors for washing machine installation. Repositioned and reconfigured PVC drainage pipes to establish proper fall and trap seal. Verified all connections were secure and tested system operation to confirm complete drainage from both sink basins and resolved washing machine leak at supply line connection point.

Responded to steady water leak in basement causing active damage. Upon inspection, identified compromised sump pump system with failed discharge piping and inadequate basin seal at floor penetration. Repaired PVC discharge line with proper coupling and hose clamp, addressed floor flange seal around main drain pipe to prevent groundwater intrusion, and verified sump pump operation with functional float switch mechanism. System tested and confirmed operational with no further leakage detected.

Responded to no cooling complaint on downstairs electric air conditioning unit less than 10 years old. Upon arrival, system was running but delivering warm air with thermostat set to 72°F and indoor temperature reading 77°F. Connected manifold gauge set to outdoor condensing unit and performed refrigerant pressure diagnostics on the system. Measured operating pressures on both high and low side to determine system performance and identify potential issues such as refrigerant charge levels, compressor operation, or restriction in refrigerant circuit.

Responded to reported gas leak concern at furnace location. Performed comprehensive leak detection inspection of furnace assembly, gas valve, and all associated connections using combustible gas detector. Inspected ductwork insulation in crawl space and internal furnace components for potential mold growth as requested. No gas leaks detected at valve assembly, burner manifold, or supply piping. All connections tested and verified secure with no readings on detection equipment. Visually inspected furnace cabinet interior and found no evidence of mold growth on components or surfaces. Ductwork insulation showed normal aging and dust accumulation consistent with crawl space environment but no biological growth observed.

Conducted comprehensive HVAC system replacement estimate for existing air conditioning unit requiring immediate replacement. Performed detailed measurements of existing ductwork and clearances in attic and utility spaces to assess compatibility for new equipment installation. Documented existing system configuration including flexible duct routing and structural constraints, photographed current conditions showing water damage and staining on surrounding surfaces, and provided customer with equipment options without brand restrictions while discussing potential financing solutions.

Successfully relocated AO Smith Signature 100 water heater from interior laundry area to garage to eliminate obstruction of washer box and improve utility room accessibility. Disconnected existing water supply lines, gas connections, and flue venting from original location, then reinstalled unit in garage with proper clearances per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Reconnected hot and cold water lines using copper piping with foam insulation, re-established gas service, verified all connections for leaks, and tested unit operation to ensure proper functionality in new location.

Responded to commercial water leak complaint affecting drop ceiling tiles and light fixtures. Investigated condensation issue originating from HVAC ductwork system. Inspection revealed moisture accumulation on metal ductwork with visible staining and discoloration on duct surfaces, confirming condensation as source rather than plumbing-related leak. Documented conditions of exposed ductwork above drop ceiling, including duct seams, connections, and areas where moisture had penetrated ceiling system. Assessed insulation gaps and temperature differential points contributing to condensation formation on sheet metal ductwork.

Conducted on-site assessment for sump pump relocation in mechanical room and provided estimate for bucket pump installation in adjacent laundry area. Documented existing sump pump configuration elevated on concrete blocks with drainage hose and evaluated utility room layout including gas line locations and HVAC ductwork for safe relocation planning. Assessed laundry room conditions showing visible floor water damage and moisture issues requiring separate bucket pump system to address drainage concerns.

Responded to service call for clogged toilet. Upon inspection, utilized mechanical auger equipment to clear obstruction from the affected fixture. Successfully restored proper drainage and flushing function to the toilet, with system tested and verified operational before departure.

Replaced defective blower motor and control board under parts warranty. Retrieved motor from Trane Supply and completed installation of both components to restore system operation.