Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed scheduled Care Plan maintenance on 2012 gas furnace and air conditioning system located in basement. Performed comprehensive tune-up including visual inspection of burner assembly with all three burner ports firing properly with clean blue flames. Verified gas supply manifold and associated components including pressure switch functioning correctly. Measured electrical amperage draw at 4.98 amps, which is within normal operating parameters. Inspected blower motor, control relay, and all wiring connections for proper operation. Washable electrostatic filter was checked and system confirmed operational.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on attic-installed air conditioning system and gas furnace unit. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify voltage, amperage, and capacitor functionality across all system components. Conducted combustion analysis on gas furnace to measure efficiency parameters including CO2, CO, and O2 levels, ensuring safe operation and optimal performance. Customer provided replacement air filters in 16x25x1 and 14x25x1 sizes for installation during maintenance visit.

Performed annual maintenance flush on an 8-year-old electric tanked water heater installed in basement. Drained sediment buildup from tank bottom through drain valve, cleared accumulated mineral deposits to restore heating efficiency and extend equipment lifespan. Unit operational and functioning properly upon completion of service.

Completed Gold Level Club Duo preventive maintenance service on two-system residential HVAC installation with air conditioning and gas furnace units located in attic and basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of attic-mounted system, including examination of flexible ductwork with insulated silver-gray construction and radiant barrier insulation. Verified proper installation and condition of HVAC components in confined attic space with structural wooden joists and fiberglass insulation. Conducted full maintenance protocol on both systems per Gold Level service standards. Customer providing their own filters for both units.

Performed comprehensive AC tune-up maintenance on basement-installed air conditioning system. Conducted electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, recording voltage at 227V and amperage draw at 0.30A to verify proper system operation. Utilized dual port manometer to measure system pressures, with readings of 10.3 and 10.0 recorded for P1 and P2 ports respectively. Installed new 16x25x4 air filter as part of routine maintenance protocol. All electrical parameters tested within normal operating specifications, and system found to be functioning properly with no issues identified during inspection.

Performed routine HVAC maintenance on air conditioning and gas furnace system located in crawlspace. Conducted thorough inspection of air handler unit, verifying proper electrical connections and terminal integrity. Examined burner assembly and heat exchanger, confirming proper combustion with visible flame pattern. Checked humidifier operation as part of standard maintenance protocol. Verified all electrical wiring and control components functioning correctly. Customer providing 20x25x4 air filters for system.

Completed fall maintenance tune-up on 6-year-old furnace located in basement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical diagnostics with amp draw measurements, temperature differential testing across heat exchanger, and visual inspection of all components. Verified proper operation of blower motor, checked capacitor functionality, inspected wiring connections, and confirmed system readiness for heating season.

Responded to no cooling call on electric HVAC system in basement. Upon arrival, confirmed system was not running at all. Performed diagnostic evaluation of Carrier furnace and air handler unit. Identified failed control board preventing system operation. Replaced defective integrated furnace control module, verified proper electrical connections, and tested all safety circuits. Cycled system through complete heating and cooling modes to confirm restoration of full functionality. System now operating within manufacturer specifications.

Conducted on-site electrical assessment for Level 2 EV charging station installation. Evaluated existing electrical panel located in first-floor laundry room to determine capacity and routing requirements for 240-volt circuit to garage charging location. Documented panel configuration and photographed current breaker layout for estimate preparation.

Successfully completed residential air conditioning and evaporator coil installation. Installed Bryant 3-ton up to 17 SEER2 outdoor condensing unit (model GA5SAN53602W) with new outdoor pad, electrical disconnect box, and electrical whip kit. Installed Bryant 3-ton evaporator coil (model CVAVA3617XMA) positioned on top of existing furnace. Fabricated and installed insulated supply transition from new coil to existing supply plenum using foil-backed insulation. Ran and insulated refrigerant lines with filter drier installation. Re-installed gas drip leg to code compliance. Integrated existing thermostat with new system. Installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor and tested operation. Removed and disposed of old equipment. Verified all electrical connections, refrigerant charge, and system operation. System tested and operational upon completion.

Completed routine maintenance tune-up on eleven-year-old furnace and air conditioning systems located in basement. During inspection, discovered significant corrosion on refrigerant line requiring attention. Performed standard system checks, cleaned components, verified electrical connections, and documented equipment condition with photos for customer records.

# HVAC Repair - AC Water Leak Resolution Responded to service call for water leaking from air conditioning unit with visible water running along the side of the system. Upon arrival, inspected a Carrier CNPVP series unit (Model: CNPVP3621ALA4AAA, Serial: 0721X39852) manufactured in February 2021, utilizing R-410A refrigerant. Conducted thorough diagnostic evaluation to identify source of water leakage. Inspected condensate drain line for blockages, verified drain pan integrity, and checked for proper system leveling. Examined evaporator coil and associated drainage components. Cleared obstruction from condensate drain line using appropriate clearing methods. Verified proper water flow through drain system and confirmed no standing water remained in drain pan. Tested unit operation through complete cooling cycle to ensure leak was resolved. Verified proper condensate removal and confirmed no water discharge along exterior of unit. System returned to normal operation with no further

Conducted site evaluation for installation of customer-supplied 24KW residential standby generator unit. Assessed existing electrical service infrastructure including main meter location, available mounting space on exterior brick wall, and current utility connection configuration. Documented existing electrical panel access, conduit routing pathways, and determined optimal generator placement adjacent to existing meter and service equipment. Evaluated requirements for transfer switch installation, load center integration, and necessary electrical connections to accommodate automatic transfer system. Identified conduit paths for generator feed lines and verified adequate clearances per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements for generator installation on residential structure.

Completed Gold Level preventive maintenance on single-zone residential heat pump and air handler system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including temperature differential measurements, verified proper airflow through ductwork and plenum connections, inspected condensate drain lines for proper operation, and documented equipment condition with thermal readings showing system operating at 233°F. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications with no immediate repairs required.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old electric air conditioning system. Found outdoor condenser unit not operating with thermostat set to 70 degrees but displaying 75 degrees and blowing warm air. Upon inspection, discovered extensive dirt, dust, and debris accumulation throughout condenser coil fins, significantly restricting airflow and preventing proper heat exchange. Outdoor unit coils showed heavy contamination with tan-colored buildup lodged between fins, along with signs of oxidation on metal surfaces. Cleaned condenser coils to restore proper airflow and system operation. System returned to normal cooling function following service.

Installed five Aprilaire 130 dehumidifiers at various locations throughout the property including upstairs, downstairs, and crawlspace areas. Configured units with a combination of ducted and stand-alone installations based on equipment locations, with all units set for local control at each dehumidifier. Ran condensate drain lines to nearest available drain connections, open receptacles, and condensate pumps as required for proper drainage at each installation point.

Responded to reported water heater leak with potential ceiling damage. Upon inspection, identified active leak from Bradford White water heater with compromised copper pipe connections at top of unit. Observed water staining on utility room floor tiles indicating ongoing moisture intrusion. Assessed plumbing connections, compression fittings, and vent ductwork for integrity. Documented existing conditions including scattered insulation materials and water damage patterns. Photographed unit configuration, piping layout, and affected areas for repair planning and customer records.

Completed seasonal air conditioning tune-up and maintenance on gas furnace system located in crawl space as part of club membership plan. Performed standard inspection procedures, documented interior ductwork conditions showing flexible duct connections and typical dust accumulation within air handling unit plenum, with customer supplying their own filter for the service visit.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on attic-mounted AC and gas furnace system accessed through garage. Performed diagnostic testing using digital clamp meter, measuring amperage draw at 2.16 amps on indoor blower motor and 0.60 amps at outdoor condensing unit. Inspected all electrical connections, including blower motor wiring harness with multiple wire terminations. Tested capacitor operation at outdoor unit. Verified proper system operation for both heating and cooling components. Customer provided 14x20x1 filters for installation as specified.

Completed routine plumbing inspection of bathroom fixtures, focusing on vanity area and sink operation. Tested faucet functionality, water flow, and drainage system; verified proper operation of wall-mounted fixtures and confirmed no visible leaks or concerns. All components found to be in good working order.