Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Conducted comprehensive electrical site assessment for residential standby generator installation. Evaluated existing electrical service, meter location, and available exterior wall space for transfer switch and generator placement. Documented current electrical infrastructure including service entrance, meter housing, and conduit routing to determine optimal connection points and ensure compliance with local electrical codes for emergency backup power system integration.

Responded to no-heat call on 2-month-old Bryant furnace installation. Upon arrival, found unit unresponsive with no power to control board. Inspected electrical connections and discovered loose wire at transformer terminal, likely caused by inadequate tightening during initial installation. Secured all electrical connections, verified proper voltage at transformer and control board, and tested system operation through multiple heating cycles. Unit now operating normally with proper ignition sequence and no fault codes present.

Responded to callback for non-functional thermostat and inoperative system. Upon inspection, diagnosed and resolved thermostat wiring issue, restoring full system operation. Verified proper function of R-454B refrigerant HVAC unit and confirmed all components operating within normal parameters.

Responded to no-cooling call on 17-year-old electric air conditioning system that ceased operation following another company's service visit. Performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit and indoor Carrier air handler. Identified issue stemming from previous technician's work and restored system to proper operating condition. Verified refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and airflow throughout system to ensure full functionality.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including removal and disposal of existing equipment. Installed Lennox Merit Series ML296UH090XV48C 96% AFUE 90,000 BTU two-stage gas furnace with lifetime heat exchanger warranty. Mounted Lennox Merit Series ML14KC1-036-230 3-ton 16 SEER2 air conditioning condenser unit on concrete pad in side yard. Installed Lennox CK40CT-48C-71 evaporator coil with transition plenum and standard-sized air filter rack. Connected refrigerant lines from outdoor condenser to indoor evaporator coil and charged system to manufacturer specifications. Installed flexible gas line connector with gas shut-off switch and connected to existing gas supply. Connected to existing flue piping system with proper venting for furnace exhaust. Installed electrical disconnect switch at outdoor unit and electrical shut-off switch at furnace location. Wired and configured Lennox M30 touchscreen thermostat for two-stage heating and cooling operation. Installed flame roll-out protection

Responded to no cooling complaint on five-year-old air conditioning system blowing warm air. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using digital thermometer to measure supply air temperature, which registered 589°F on ductwork surface, indicating abnormal heating condition. Conducted systematic troubleshooting of the unit to identify root cause of warm air discharge and lack of cooling capacity.

Completed routine plumbing inspection of residential crawl space and attic areas during scheduled two-hour service window. Examined exposed plumbing lines, pipe supports, and structural components; documented drainage line routing through wooden joists with proper hangers and securing mechanisms in place. All visible plumbing components found to be functioning properly with no active leaks or immediate concerns identified.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on air conditioning system per care plan agreement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical diagnostics with clamp meter, recording amperage draw of 7.1A and voltage reading of 22V at condenser unit. Inspected dual-run capacitor rated at 40+5µF 440VAC, verified proper electrical connections, and confirmed all components operating within manufacturer specifications.

Replaced thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) on geothermal heat pump unit. Utilized refrigerant manifold gauge set to verify system pressures and temperatures on R410A refrigerant circuit, with readings indicating proper superheat and subcooling values post-repair. Unit tested and operational upon completion, with replacement part noted as backordered with extended lead time for future reference.

Completed routine plumbing maintenance inspection on toilet system. Inspected tank interior components including dual flush valve assemblies, fill valve mechanism, flapper chain assembly, and all associated hardware, confirming proper operation and standard wear patterns with no flush service required per maintenance agreement specifications.

Conducted on-site assessment for sump pump relocation in basement utility area as requested by LFUCG. Evaluated existing conditions including concrete foundation with visible moisture staining, current plumbing infrastructure with PVC drainage lines, exposed floor joists, and HVAC ductwork routing. Documented existing sump pump location and surrounding mechanical systems to prepare comprehensive estimate for relocating unit to optimal position for improved drainage performance and accessibility. Estimate documentation forwarded to homeowner and municipal contact for review and approval.

Completed annual AC tune-up on 10-year-old air conditioning system with air handler and gas furnace located in crawlspace. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection, verified system operation with amp draw reading of 8.24 amps on compressor, checked all electrical connections and controls, and documented equipment condition through photos. Customer will supply 20x25x2 filter for ongoing maintenance.

Completed Care Plan tune-up on air conditioning unit with gas furnace located in crawlspace. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics including capacitor testing, which measured within acceptable range at 50.02 microfarads on the Titan Pro TRCFD405 dual run capacitor. Inspected all electrical connections, contactors, and wiring integrity throughout the system. Verified proper operation of all components and connections to ensure optimal system performance for the cooling season.

Responded to plumbing service call addressing multiple fixture issues across two bathrooms. Replaced worn washers and cartridges on three bathroom sink faucets—two in the master bathroom and one in the upstairs bathroom—to resolve active dripping and prevent future leaks. Disassembled faucet assemblies, removed deteriorated rubber washers and O-rings, and installed new replacement components to restore proper seal integrity. Assessed toilet in upstairs bathroom for slow drain condition. Tested all repaired fixtures for proper water flow and verified complete leak elimination upon completion.

Responded to service callback for HVAC unit repeatedly burning out transformers. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of control board and blower motor assembly following previous electrical system clearance by electrician. Utilized digital temperature measurement device to assess operating conditions and thermal readings throughout the unit. Conducted thorough examination of the circuit board, verifying all wire connections, terminals, and relay functions. Inspected blower motor for signs of overheating, excessive amp draw, or mechanical binding that could cause transformer failure. Evaluated all power connections, including red and black power leads to control board. Assessed condition of multi-colored wiring harnesses and ribbon cables for any signs of shorts, fraying, or improper connections. Documented current system conditions with photographs showing control board configuration, internal wiring layout, and temperature readings. Unit interior showed normal dust accumulat

Completed HVAC tune-up service on geothermal heat pump system with 7 HP air handler unit. Inspected both the main air handler in mechanical room and attic-mounted equipment, verified operational status of all components, and documented system conditions. Filters are on will call order: (3) 16x25x5, (3) 20x25x5, and (1) 16x25x1 for future replacement.

Completed full HVAC system installation in upper right hallway closet location, including Bryant 2-ton 14.3 SEER2 heat pump model GH5SAN52400A, Bryant air handler model FJ5ANXB24L00, and Bryant 8KW heat kit model TU-EC-08BKB. Utilized existing outdoor unit pad with snow legs for proper equipment support and drainage. Installed electrical whip kit and disconnect box for code-compliant power supply to outdoor unit. Ran and insulated refrigerant lines with inline filter between outdoor heat pump and indoor air handler. Configured air handler with proper trap installation and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for condensate management. Transitioned air handler to existing ductwork system and installed standard-sized air filter rack for maintenance accessibility. Retained existing thermostat for system control. Removed and disposed of old equipment per regulations. Obtained applicable permits and completed installation to code compliance standards. System tested and operational with 10-yea

Responded to service call for toilet flange repair. Upon inspection, found existing offset flange showing significant deterioration with mineral buildup and corrosion around the mounting area. Removed old flange assembly, cleaned and prepped the drain opening, and installed new offset flange to proper specifications. Tested seal integrity and confirmed proper alignment for toilet reinstallation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 1-year-old geothermal system with indoor unit located in basement. Upon arrival, found system operating with 7-degree temperature differential from thermostat setpoint. Performed diagnostic evaluation and identified faulty thermostat control board as root cause of cooling deficiency. Removed and inspected thermostat module, confirming circuit board failure affecting temperature sensing and system communication. Replaced defective thermostat control board with new unit, verified proper wiring connections, and tested system operation. System now cooling properly with accurate temperature control and normal operation restored.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on dual-system HVAC configuration with air conditioning and gas furnace units located in basement and attic. Performed full system diagnostics including electrical measurements using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage readings at 24.7V and component functionality. Inspected and tested capacitors, wiring connections, and control circuits on both systems. Installed two 20x25x4 generic filters as part of routine maintenance. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters upon completion.