Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to no-cooling complaint on 9-year-old heat pump system with upstairs air handler running quieter than normal and no cool air delivery. Upon inspection, found blower motor experiencing electrical failure with low amperage draw on clamp meter testing. Replaced defective blower motor, restored proper airflow and cooling operation to upstairs zone.

Responded to service call for older tanked water heater in basement with no hot water production. Upon inspection, found severely corroded and aged plumbing infrastructure with extensive oxidation on copper piping, shut-off valves, and connections throughout the system. Water heater tank displayed significant rust staining and deterioration consistent with age-related failure. Assessed circulator pump assembly, piping network, and heat exchanger components showing advanced wear and mineral deposit accumulation. Documented existing conditions including compromised valve operation due to corrosion buildup and overall system degradation requiring replacement recommendation.

Responded to no cooling call on American Standard Heritage 14 heat pump system (Model #4A6H4036B1000AA). Found outdoor unit compressor humming but condenser fan motor not operating. Diagnosed failed condenser fan motor with seized bearings - motor started temporarily after manual rotation but requires replacement. Measured capacitor at 6.1 microfarads, confirming capacitor is also weak and contributing to failure. Advised system over 10 years old with failed fan motor and weak capacitor requiring immediate replacement to restore cooling operation. Unit shut down at thermostat to prevent compressor damage from inadequate heat rejection.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 17-year-old electric HVAC system experiencing frozen coil and restricted airflow for approximately one week. Upon inspection, found air handler unit with severely compromised airflow due to dirty conditions, contaminated electrical compartment with heavy dust and debris accumulation, and deteriorated insulation showing significant wear and staining. System age and overall condition indicated full replacement necessary rather than repair, and provided comprehensive replacement estimate for new equipment installation.

Responded to outdoor hose spigot leak causing water intrusion into the home. Upon inspection, identified compromised spigot assembly mounted on exterior siding with water penetrating through wall cavity. Accessed interior plumbing connections through service panel, revealing copper piping with threaded brass fittings showing signs of prolonged moisture exposure and deterioration. Repaired/replaced faulty spigot components and sealed penetration point to prevent further water migration into structure.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-20 year old dual fuel system blowing room temperature air. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and confirmed supply air temperature at register measuring 58.2°F, indicating lack of cooling capacity. Utilized clamp meter to measure electrical current draw at outdoor unit, recording 0.52 amps, which is significantly below normal operating amperage for compressor operation. Low amperage reading suggests compressor failure, loss of refrigerant charge, or failed start components preventing compressor from running. Documented findings with thermal and electrical measurements for customer review and repair recommendations.

Responded to service call for oil furnace pump replacement and outdoor unit motor inspection. Replaced oil pump assembly on furnace and verified pump pressure set at 130 PSI per manufacturer specifications. Inspected outdoor condensing unit motor, checked electrical connections, amperage draw, and bearing condition - motor operating within normal parameters. Tested complete system operation following repairs to confirm proper functionality. System running efficiently with no further issues identified.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old electric air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found system frozen with no airflow through the indoor unit. Performed diagnostic evaluation using manifold gauges and clamp meter to assess refrigerant pressures and electrical draw. Measured system parameters showing 8.4 amp draw on compressor circuit. Identified frozen evaporator coil as primary symptom requiring further investigation into root cause, which typically includes restricted airflow from dirty filter, low refrigerant charge, or blower motor issues. Documented system conditions with diagnostic equipment readings and photographic evidence for service records.

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to a no cooling call on a 15-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation to identify the cause of cooling failure. Initial inspection revealed severely restricted airflow due to heavy dust and debris accumulation throughout the return air system. Return grille showed significant buildup of airborne particles creating a matted layer on louvers and internal surfaces, indicating prolonged lack of maintenance. This restriction was substantially reducing system airflow and efficiency, contributing to the no cooling condition. Proceeded to attic space to access air handling equipment and ductwork components. Evaluated air filter condition and accessibility. Due to deteriorated filter housing and compromised filter mounting system, fabricated custom filter rack assembly to ensure proper filtration and system protection going forward. Measured and cut materials on-site to create secure filter retention system that will m

Performed comprehensive maintenance service on a Generac Guardian Series 20kW air-cooled standby generator. Conducted thorough inspection of unit physical condition and enclosure integrity, both interior and exterior components. Completed full fuel system inspection including lines, connections, and fuel quality verification. Performed battery load test and electrical system diagnostics to ensure proper starting capability. Inspected and tested all electrical connections including high voltage generator output and low voltage control circuits. Verified proper operation of transfer switch and metering equipment mounted on building exterior. All conduit connections and weatherproofing seals examined for integrity. Replaced spark plugs, air filter, and oil filter per manufacturer specifications. Performed complete oil change with proper disposal of used fluids. Adjusted valve clearances to factory specifications to ensure optimal engine performance and longevity. Executed comprehensive

Responded to commercial no cooling complaint and investigated reported water leak at overhead indoor unit located in center of building near supply room. Upon inspection of air handler, found evidence of moisture accumulation and drainage issues affecting system operation. Examined evaporator coil assembly, condensate drain system, and internal cabinet components. Identified blockage in condensate drain line causing water backup and steady dripping when unit operates. Cleared drain line obstruction, verified proper drainage flow, and tested system operation. Unit cooling properly with no further leakage observed.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old gas furnace/AC system with outdoor unit not running and indoor unit blowing ambient temperature air. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the system including electrical testing of the outdoor condensing unit. Used clamp meter to verify power supply and measure electrical parameters at the condenser. Inspected Trane XE60 gas furnace and associated ductwork for proper operation and airflow. Identified issue preventing outdoor unit operation and documented equipment conditions with diagnostic photos for service records.

Installed two GreenBox supplied Zoller sump pumps per purchase order 190658913-001 from Master Supply. Completed copper pipe connections with proper soldering and brazing techniques, integrated white PVC discharge piping through pump housing assembly, and verified all electrical connections and float switch operations for proper system functionality.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on dual HVAC system consisting of two gas furnaces and two air conditioning units. Performed full system diagnostics using calibrated clamp meter to verify electrical parameters, measuring amperage and voltage readings on both systems to ensure proper operation within manufacturer specifications. Customer supplied air filters for installation during maintenance visit.

Replaced defective toilet flush handle on master bathroom toilet with new chrome handle assembly. Verified proper operation of flush mechanism and confirmed handle engages flush valve correctly with smooth, consistent action.

Responded to callback for 3rd floor geothermal unit experiencing intermittent cooling failure. Upon arrival, verified system operation and reviewed previous service notes indicating compressor monitor error code occurring after extended run times. Confirmed compressor jacket had been previously removed to improve heat dissipation. Monitored system through multiple cooling cycles while verifying refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and electrical parameters remained within manufacturer specifications. Cycled thermostat between cooling modes and observed proper system response with setpoint holding at 70°F. Unable to replicate compressor monitor fault code during this visit. System operating normally with adequate airflow and cooling capacity at time of departure.

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including installation of Lennox 2.5 ton 14.3 SEER2 air conditioning unit (Model ML14KC1-030-230) and 90% efficiency gas furnace (Model ML193UH090XE36) with evaporator coil (Model CK40CT-30/36C-71). Repositioned furnace parallel to floor joists to facilitate easier filter access and maintenance. Fabricated and installed new supply and return plenums with integrated filter box. Ran new flexible ductwork from plenum to existing supply hard pipe connections. Installed outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad with electrical whip kit, disconnect box, and refrigerant line insulation. Added refrigerant line filter drier for system protection. Connected evaporator coil to existing ductwork with proper transitions. Installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for overflow protection. Fabricated transition to evaporator coil with standard-sized air filter rack. Connected furnace to existing flue piping with proper venting. Installed electrical sh

Completed full residential HVAC system installation featuring a RUUD 2-ton, up to 15.2 SEER2 two-stage heat pump (model RP14AY24AJ2NA) paired with RUUD air handler (model RH2TY2417STANNJ) and 10KW auxiliary heat kit (model RXBH-1724A10J-B). Installation included outdoor unit pad with snow legs, electrical whip kit, disconnect box, refrigerant line insulation, refrigerant line filter, digital thermostat, 20x20 return air filter grille, and condensate pump. Removed and disposed of existing equipment, pulled all applicable permits, installed complete refrigerant piping with proper insulation, established electrical connections to code, and verified system operation using digital manifold gauges to confirm proper refrigerant charge and system performance.

Responded to no cooling complaint on electric air conditioning system with reported freezing issue. Upon arrival, unit had been thawed and was operational. Performed diagnostic evaluation to determine root cause of freeze-up condition. Measured supply air temperature at 53.5°F at the ductwork, confirming system was cooling at time of inspection. Connected refrigerant manifold gauges to outdoor condensing unit to check system pressures and verify proper refrigerant charge. Conducted visual inspection of indoor and outdoor components. Based on diagnostics performed, system was operating within normal parameters at time of service, though previous freeze-up condition had occurred. Recommended monitoring system performance and checking air filter regularly to prevent restricted airflow, which is a common cause of evaporator coil freezing.

# HVAC Service Report Responded to no-cool call for 15-year-old residential air conditioning system affecting entire home. Upon arrival, accessed attic-mounted air handler unit and performed diagnostic evaluation. Inspected internal components including control board with digital display and air filtration system. Noted blue mesh filter showing signs of debris accumulation and discoloration. Examined circuit board connections, wiring harness, and electrical components for proper operation. Documented equipment condition and internal components with photographs for service records.