Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed full installation of RUUD 2-ton 14.3 SEER2 two-stage heat pump system (RP14AY24AJ2NA) with matching 2-ton air handler (RH2TY2417STANNJ) and 10KW heat kit (RXBH-1724A10J-B) in second-floor attic space. Installation included outdoor unit pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, whip kit, insulated refrigerant lines with filter, PVC condensate drain system with trap and SS2 coil drain safety sensor, ceiling saver overflow drain pan with water sensor, transition to existing ductwork, standard air filter rack, and digital thermostat. Obtained applicable permits, removed and disposed of existing equipment, and enrolled system in annual maintenance care plan with two semi-annual inspections.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation for first floor consisting of RUUD 2-ton 14.3 SEER2 two-stage heat pump (model RP14AY24AJ2NA), RUUD 2-ton air handler (model RH2TY2417STANNJ), and RUUD 10KW heat kit (model RXBH-1724A10J-B) with digital thermostat. Outdoor heat pump unit installed on concrete pad in backyard with electrical disconnect box mounted on exterior wall, electrical whip kit, refrigerant line insulation, refrigerant line filter, and snow legs for elevated installation. Indoor air handler installation included transition to existing ductwork, standard-sized air filter rack, trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and ceiling saver overflow drain pan with water sensor for secondary drain protection. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment per code requirements. Obtained all applicable permits and completed electrical connections including conduit runs from disconnect boxes to outdoor units. System tested and verified operational with proper refrig

Responded to emergency call for leaking waterline in crawl space that had previously been repaired but was damaged during recent generator installation by another contractor. Upon inspection, located the compromised copper waterline running through the crawl space joists. The line showed evidence of physical impact and active leakage at the damaged section. Shut off water supply to the affected line, cut out the damaged portion of copper pipe, and installed new copper pipe section with proper fittings and soldered joints. Applied pipe clamps for additional reinforcement at the repair points. Tested the repaired waterline under full pressure to verify complete seal with no leaks detected. Cleaned work area and removed all debris from crawl space. System restored to full operational status.

Performed one-time maintenance flush on short-style tanked water heater at property coordinated through realtor. Successfully drained and flushed sediment buildup from tank to restore optimal heating efficiency and extend equipment lifespan.

Completed club maintenance service on ground floor air conditioning system located in crawl space. Performed standard system inspection and diagnostics using digital testing equipment to verify proper operation of unit and associated components. Installed customer-supplied 16x25x1 air filter to maintain optimal airflow and system efficiency.

Responded to service call for two non-flushing toilets in residential bathroom. Upon inspection, diagnosed flush mechanism failure in both fixtures. Replaced faulty flush valves and flapper assemblies, tested water flow and refill cycles, and verified proper operation of both toilets to restore full functionality.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on dual HVAC system with air conditioning units and gas furnaces over 10 years old, with equipment located in attic and basement. Performed full system diagnostics using calibrated test equipment, measuring electrical parameters including voltage readings of 100.4V and amperage draw of 6.79A to verify proper operation of both units. Conducted thorough inspection of all accessible components, checked refrigerant pressures, tested electrical connections, evaluated blower motor performance, and verified proper system cycling on both heating and cooling equipment to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old electric HVAC system located on first floor clinic. Upon arrival, found thermostat calling for cooling with system set to 73°F but space temperature at 75°F. Performed diagnostic evaluation of indoor unit and verified proper power supply to equipment. Inspected Honeywell Equipment Interface Module and confirmed all low-voltage wiring connections were secure with no visible damage to control circuits. System successfully restored to normal cooling operation.

Completed comprehensive 60-point visual whole home plumbing inspection without water heater flush. Serviced Rheem 80-gallon heat pump hybrid water heater by removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the air intake filter located at the top of the unit per maintenance alert reminder. Filter was rinsed with water, allowed to dry completely, and reinstalled to ensure optimal heat pump performance. Documented existing plumbing infrastructure including copper supply lines, PEX hot and cold water distribution lines, PVC drainage, compression fittings, and ball valves throughout accessible areas.

Completed sump pump relocation assessment and planning for basement drainage system. Evaluated existing sump pump discharge routing and confirmed feasibility of rerouting discharge line to front yard with placement beyond sidewalk as requested. Inspected basement ceiling structure, existing plumbing infrastructure, and discharge piping configuration to determine optimal path for new discharge line installation. Documented current system setup including exposed joists, existing pipe runs, and available routing options through photographic evidence. Prepared specifications for permanent relocation work to ensure proper drainage away from foundation while meeting municipal requirements for LFUCG compliance.

Replaced existing shower valve with customer-supplied Delta valve and trim, requiring access panel creation by cutting drywall behind shower wall to reach plumbing assembly. Installed new waste and overflow assembly for bathtub drainage system. Connected valve to existing copper supply lines, secured mounting plate, and installed chrome trim components including single-handle diverter valve and tub spout. Verified proper water flow, temperature control, and drainage functionality upon completion, then removed old parts and debris from work area.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on 1.5-year-old heating equipment located in basement. Performed temperature diagnostics using precision testing equipment, recording operating temperature of 386°F, and conducted thorough inspection of electrical connections and wiring harnesses. Provided consultation regarding potential conversion from current system to gas heating equipment and recommended scheduling follow-up with sales specialist to discuss replacement options.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance service on single-system HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace components including burner assembly, blower motor, electrical connections, and heat exchanger. All burners igniting properly with even flame pattern, motor assembly operating within specifications, and wiring connections secure with no signs of deterioration.

Completed Gold Level preventative maintenance on single-system home with equipment located in basement and attic. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection including electrical component testing with clamp meter, verified capacitor operation and connections, checked refrigerant lines and compression fittings on copper piping, and inspected steam humidifier system. All systems operating within normal parameters upon completion.

Responded to no-cooling call on eight-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found Honeywell ProSeries thermostat display powered off and system unresponsive to commands. Inspected HVAC equipment in basement mechanical room, including air handler unit and associated components. Diagnosed thermostat power failure as root cause of system shutdown. Restored power to thermostat, verified proper display function, and confirmed system response to cooling commands. Tested air handler operation and verified normal startup sequence. System returned to full operational status with all components functioning as designed.

Responded to no cool call on residential air conditioning system with air handler located in attic. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily loaded with dust and debris accumulation, significantly restricting airflow and reducing cooling capacity. Documented system condition with photographs of specification label and internal components showing substantial particulate buildup on heat exchanger fins. Advised customer that dirty coil is primary cause of reduced cooling performance and recommended professional coil cleaning service to restore proper system operation and efficiency.

Responded to no-cooling call on newly installed air conditioning system. Upon arrival, unit would not power on. Conducted diagnostic inspection and discovered severe electrical failure at terminal block connection. Found significant heat damage and arcing at the contactor assembly, with melted plastic housing, charred insulation, and oxidized copper conductors. The terminal block showed evidence of overheating event causing structural failure of connector components. Removed damaged electrical components and replaced faulty contactor and compromised wiring connections. Verified proper wire gauge and secure terminations at all connection points. Restored power to unit and confirmed system operation. Unit now cooling properly with no electrical anomalies detected.

Responded to callback for ongoing system leak. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of affected area where previous leak was reported. Documented existing water damage to interior wall and ceiling junction, showing paint deterioration and substrate exposure. Examined HVAC system components in vicinity of damage. Located evidence of moisture infiltration at drain line connection point, with visible mineral deposits and crystallization present at pipe junction. Identified compromised drain line seal as source of continued leakage. Captured photographic documentation of damaged areas and leak source for service records.

Responded to callback for geothermal heat pump unit (Model FCV-GL, Serial FCV-5023) with continued cooling issues. Utilized diagnostic aid tool and contacted WaterFurnace technical support per protocol to assess system performance and determine appropriate resolution. Documented equipment condition and internal components with photos for manufacturer review regarding potential unit replacement consideration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial property with multiple roof-mounted electric HVAC units. Performed diagnostic evaluation on underperforming equipment, accessing roof-mounted condensers and evaporator components. Inspected refrigerant lines, pressure sensors, and electrical connections on affected units, documenting system conditions with detailed photography of copper piping assemblies, pressure transducers, and control wiring for further assessment and repair recommendations.