Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

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.

Responded to service call for washing machine hot water supply line replacement. Successfully removed and replaced seized hot water hose that previous technicians were unable to loosen from brass shut-off valve. Installed new braided stainless steel supply line with proper connections to existing plumbing fixtures in recessed wall cavity. Verified all connections were secure and tested for leaks. System restored to full operation.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on dual geothermal system consisting of one standard GEO unit and one GEO split system, gas furnace, and steam humidifier located in crawl space. Performed thorough inspection and cleaning of all indoor equipment, with particular attention to steam humidifier drains to ensure proper drainage and prevent overflow issues. Customer-supplied filters (GAPCCCAR20X25A01 and GAPCCCAR16X25AO1) were installed per maintenance protocol, and all accessible ductwork and components in the crawl space environment were inspected for proper operation.

Completed routine plumbing inspection of residential water heater installation in utility room. Visually examined water heater unit, verified proper mounting on wooden platform, inspected all visible plumbing connections including hot and cold water lines, gas supply line, temperature and pressure relief valve, and exhaust venting system for proper configuration and signs of leaks or deterioration. All components found to be functioning within normal parameters with no immediate concerns identified.

Completed scheduled Care Plan maintenance tune-up on heat pump and air handler system located in crawlspace. Performed comprehensive system inspection, tested airflow at supply and return registers, verified proper system operation, and documented equipment conditions with photos. Customer provided filters for installation during service visit.

Responded to water leak complaint at residential water heater in basement. Upon inspection, found intermittent water pooling around base of gas-fired water heater unit with reports of inadequate heating performance. Examined plumbing connections, gas control valve assembly, and temperature-pressure relief valve for signs of leakage. Inspected condition of tank, drain valve, and supply line connections. Documented existing safety labels and warning placards on unit. Photographed water heater installation, venting configuration, and plumbing connections for service records.

Responded to service call for unstable toilet fixture. Upon inspection, identified loose toilet base connection to floor flange. Removed decorative caps and tightened closet bolts to manufacturer specifications, ensuring proper seal between toilet base and wax ring. Verified fixture stability and tested for proper operation and water flow. Toilet now secure with no movement or rocking.

Responded to second opinion service call for 2.5-year-old heat pump system with complete loss of heating and cooling function for approximately two months. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of first-floor air handler and control systems. Inspected electrical control board and wiring connections, identifying intermittent failure in primary control circuit. Tested thermostat communication, verified proper voltage at terminal connections, and evaluated refrigerant pressures at both indoor and outdoor units. Examined condensate drainage system and confirmed proper airflow through recently changed filter. Documented control board condition and wiring configuration for ongoing intermittent fault analysis. System required further troubleshooting to isolate root cause of recurring failure that previous service provider was unable to resolve permanently.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation including Bryant 2-ton 14.3 SEER2 air conditioning unit (model GA5SAN52400W) and matching Bryant 2-ton evaporator coil (model CVAMA2517XMA). Installed condensate pump, outdoor unit pad, electrical whip kit, and electrical disconnect box. Corrected and re-insulated copper line set on exterior wall, installed refrigerant line filter drier, and transitioned evaporator coil to existing ductwork. Integrated SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for overflow protection. Utilized existing thermostat to maintain customer's preferred control system. Removed and properly disposed of old equipment per code requirements. Applied refrigerant line insulation to suction line for optimal efficiency. Tested all system operations including airflow, refrigerant charge, electrical connections, condensate drainage, and safety sensor functionality. System achieved proper temperature differential and operational parameters. All work completed to manufacturer s

Responded to commercial warehouse for actively leaking toilet. Upon diagnosis, identified failed Sloan flush valve assembly causing water leak at wall-mounted connection point. Removed deteriorated valve components showing significant corrosion and rust staining on wall surfaces. Replaced defective flush valve with new Sloan assembly, restoring proper operation and eliminating active leak.

Responded to service call for broken outdoor water pipe connected to pool equipment. Upon inspection, identified compromised pipe section requiring immediate replacement to prevent water loss and potential damage to surrounding area. Successfully removed damaged pipe segment and installed new section, ensuring proper connection integrity and water flow restoration. System tested and verified operational with no leaks detected.

Completed scheduled maintenance on Generac generator model G0072109, serial number 3010945831. Unit displayed 190.8 run hours on the Evolution 2.0 controller at time of service. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including visual inspection of all external components, verification of control panel functionality, and documentation of unit specifications. Generator is rated for emergency duty at 120/240 volts with rainproof enclosure, manufactured February 2022. All systems operational and controller responding properly to inputs.

Completed final warranty inspection and preparation for building inspection on new HVAC installation. Replaced 16x20x1 air filter and taped filter access panel in preparation for required duct blast testing. Repaired damaged living room return panning where subfloor had been compromised, including metal pan repair, mastic resealing, and foil-backed insulation restoration. Installed all supply and return registers and grilles throughout upper and lower levels of residence. Secured thermostat mounting to wall and performed comprehensive system inspection to verify installation readiness for final building code inspection.

Responded to no cooling complaint on electric residential HVAC system with indoor unit located in attic accessed through garage. Upon arrival, confirmed system was running but delivering warm air instead of conditioned air. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and verified compressor operation, checked refrigerant lines, and assessed electrical connections at disconnect box. Accessed indoor air handler unit in attic via ladder to evaluate blower operation, airflow, and evaporator coil condition. Performed diagnostic testing to identify root cause of warm air delivery issue and determined necessary repairs to restore proper cooling function.

Performed routine maintenance flush on tanked water heater to remove sediment buildup and maintain optimal efficiency. Drained water heater completely through bottom drain valve, cleared accumulated mineral deposits and debris from tank bottom, then refilled unit and verified proper operation of all safety components including temperature/pressure relief valve and gas control system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old electric HVAC system located in upstairs attic space. Upon arrival, found Bryant air handler unit with thermostat displaying 73°F in off mode with "Following Schedule" status. Performed diagnostic evaluation of the system including inspection of air handler components, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and ductwork. Verified thermostat programming and system operation settings. Air filter had been changed recently per homeowner. Conducted comprehensive assessment of cooling system performance and identified root cause of no cooling condition. Made necessary adjustments and repairs to restore proper system operation and cooling functionality.

Completed full residential heat pump system installation including Bryant 2-ton 15 SEER2 heat pump unit (model GH5SAN52400A), Bryant 2-ton air handler (model FJ5ANXB24L00), and Bryant 10KW heat kit (model TU-EC-10BKB). Removed and disposed of existing HVAC equipment, installed new air handler in interior utility closet with proper mounting and leveling, connected black flexible ductwork with reflective insulation, and installed white PVC condensate drain lines with appropriate fittings and elbow joints. Positioned outdoor heat pump unit on existing concrete pad, installed snow legs for elevation, and connected electrical whip with disconnect box for code compliance. Applied refrigerant line insulation to copper linesets, installed refrigerant line filter, charged system to manufacturer specifications, and performed startup procedures. Integrated existing thermostat with new equipment, verified all electrical connections meet code requirements, tested heating and cooling cycles for prop

Completed comprehensive care plan maintenance on residential HVAC system including air conditioning unit, gas furnace, and humidifier located in basement. During inspection, discovered significant frost and ice buildup on evaporator coil indicating restricted airflow or potential refrigerant issue. Performed diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to verify electrical parameters and system performance. Checked amperage draw and voltage readings to ensure proper compressor and blower motor operation. Documented system conditions with photographic evidence showing ice accumulation on coil surfaces and copper refrigerant lines. Customer will provide 20x25x4 air filter for installation. System requires follow-up attention to address freezing coil condition which may be caused by low refrigerant charge, restricted airflow from dirty filter, or blocked return air. Recommended immediate filter replacement and monitoring of system operation to prevent compressor damage from liquid refriger