Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

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.

Completed Care Plan maintenance tune-up on two AC units and two gas furnace systems. Replaced air filters on both systems with 16x25x4 and 20x25x4 filters as included in the maintenance plan, servicing the attic unit accessed via closet and the garage unit. All equipment inspected and operating within normal parameters.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including removal and disposal of existing equipment. Installed Bryant 70K BTU 80% efficiency gas furnace (model 800SB36070M17), Bryant 2.5 ton 15 SEER2 air conditioning unit (model CVAVA3017XMA), and Bryant evaporator coil (model GA5SAN53000W) with digital thermostat. Installation included outdoor unit pad, electrical whip kit, electrical disconnect box, 10 feet of insulated refrigerant line set, refrigerant line filter drier, transition from evaporator coil to existing ductwork, and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor. Obtained applicable permits, tested system operation, and enrolled equipment in annual maintenance care plan with semi-annual inspections. System covered by 1-year labor warranty, 10-year parts warranty, and 20-year heat exchanger warranty.

Responded to a main drain cleanout service call for a clogged jetted bathtub in the master bathroom that was experiencing backfilling issues. Successfully cleared the obstruction from the tub drain, restoring proper drainage function to the fixture.

Completed comprehensive 65-point plumbing inspection in response to customer report of continuous running water. Conducted thorough examination of all accessible plumbing fixtures and components throughout the property. Inspected toilet assembly, including fill valve, flapper, flush valve, and tank components for signs of leakage or malfunction that could cause continuous water flow. Evaluated water supply lines, shut-off valves, and connections for proper operation and potential leak sources. Examined basement utility area where deteriorated concrete flooring and water staining on tiled walls indicated possible historical moisture intrusion issues. Documented all findings with photographic evidence for customer records and future reference.

Responded to commercial no cooling call on 26-year-old electric AC system. Upon arrival, found evaporator coil completely frozen, preventing proper system operation. Advised customer that unit must undergo complete thaw cycle before accurate diagnostic testing can be performed to identify root cause of freezing condition. Inspected air filter condition in crawl space location and documented system components for follow-up service.

Completed scheduled AC tune-up on a four-year-old Daikin cooling system with no reported issues or symptoms. Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance inspection, verified system operation, and supplied a 20x25x4 filter per customer request. Documented system condition with photos showing proper installation of furnace unit, ductwork, PVC condensate piping, and conducted diagnostic measurements to ensure optimal performance.

Completed residential HVAC system installation featuring a Lennox ML14KC1-042-230 3.5-ton air conditioning unit rated up to 17 SEER2 and matching Lennox CK40HT-42B71 3.5-ton evaporator coil. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment, then installed new outdoor condensing unit on concrete pad with electrical disconnect box, whip kit, and DiversiTech weather-resistant enclosure. Installed evaporator coil with transition to existing ductwork, refrigerant line insulation, and refrigerant line filter drier. Added SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for overflow protection. Installed new digital thermostat and completed all electrical connections per code requirements. Secured all applicable permits, tested system operation, and verified proper refrigerant charge and airflow. System is fully operational with 10-year parts warranty and 1-year labor warranty, and client enrolled in annual maintenance plan including two semi-annual inspections.

Completed warranty replacement of both compressors on a 20-ton commercial package unit with two-person crew. Prior to installation, evacuated nitrogen from system that had been introduced during previous leak detection procedures. Installed replacement compressor units, verified proper electrical connections and specifications, and charged system with appropriate refrigerant per manufacturer guidelines. Confirmed operational status of both compressors and overall unit performance upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old electric air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found thermostat set to 74°F with indoor temperature reading 78°F. Indoor blower motor operational, no visible ice formation on evaporator coil, and electrical breakers in proper position. Customer reported unit not cooling properly after returning from extended absence. Filter had been replaced 2 days prior to service call. Performed diagnostic evaluation to identify cause of insufficient cooling capacity.

Responded to service call for newly installed HVAC system not cooling adequately, with indoor temperature reading 79°F. Upon arrival, connected refrigerant manifold gauges and verified system pressures and temperatures, which indicated low refrigerant charge. Added 5.00 lbs of refrigerant to system per manufacturer specifications using calibrated digital scale. System now operating within normal parameters and cooling properly.

Responded to no cooling call on electric air conditioning system with outdoor unit not running. Upon arrival, thermostat was set to 72 degrees with indoor temperature reading 76 degrees. Performed diagnostic inspection of both indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Indoor unit inspection revealed significant accumulation of dust and debris throughout the cabinet and on blower assembly, indicating extended period without maintenance. Blower wheel showed heavy dust buildup that could restrict airflow and reduce system efficiency. Access panel area showed signs of moisture exposure with visible staining. Checked electrical connections, capacitors, and contactor on outdoor unit. Identified failed run capacitor as primary cause of condenser unit failure. Replaced defective capacitor and verified proper voltage and amperage readings. Tested system operation and confirmed outdoor unit running properly with adequate cooling cycle initiated. Recommended thorough cleaning of indoor blow

Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old mini split system blowing warm air. Performed diagnostic evaluation of both indoor wall-mounted evaporator unit and outdoor condenser unit. Inspected refrigerant line connections, electrical components, and overall system operation. Documented equipment condition with outdoor unit showing normal wear and indoor unit properly mounted in stairwell area. Completed troubleshooting procedures to identify root cause of warm air discharge issue.

Removed and capped the existing sump pump discharge line inside the structure. Rerouted new discharge piping through the foundation wall to the exterior, terminating with a flush-mounted pop-up emitter in the lawn area. All connections were secured and tested to ensure proper drainage function.

Responded to no cooling call on downstairs heat pump system. Upon inspection of the air handler unit located in attic space, discovered failed transformer with visible burn damage and melted housing. Transformer showed clear signs of thermal failure and was preventing the indoor unit from receiving power. Removed damaged transformer and replaced with new unit, reconnected all control wiring per manufacturer specifications, and restored power to system. Verified proper operation of air handler blower motor and confirmed unit now responds to thermostat calls. System operational at time of departure.

Replaced failed 15 MFD single run capacitor and 45/5 MFD dual capacitor to restore proper system operation. Performed leak detection using electronic detector to locate refrigerant leak in outdoor unit. Reconnected disconnected drain safety float switch and tested for proper operation to ensure condensate overflow protection is functioning correctly.

Performed comprehensive plumbing inspection on Lochinvar residential water heater installed in 2019. Upon evaluation, determined the unit was in suitable condition to perform a complete tank flush, successfully draining sediment buildup and refilling the system to restore optimal performance and extend equipment lifespan.

Responded to service call for 10-year-old Generac generator that failed to activate during recent power outage. Performed diagnostic inspection of generator system, transfer switch, and associated electrical panels in basement utility room. Documented existing electrical infrastructure including Generac automatic transfer switch, multiple breaker panels, and wiring configurations for service records.

Completed AC tune-up on 2-year-old system per customer request for filter change. Upon inspection, discovered significant dust accumulation throughout air handler compartment and ductwork, along with deteriorated insulation material showing fraying and separation from backing. Changed filters, documented interior conditions with photos, and noted heavy debris buildup requiring attention to maintain system efficiency and air quality.

Conducted site assessment for water heater relocation in residential utility space. Current A.O. Smith water heater is positioned in alcove blocking access to washer and dryer hookups. Evaluated existing installation including gas connections, water supply lines, venting system, and electrical requirements. Documented current placement with measurements and photographic evidence. Prepared estimate for relocating unit to alternative position that will provide unobstructed access to laundry connections while maintaining code compliance for clearances, venting, and utility connections.