Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to a water leak in a closet where a PVC hot water supply line was dripping. Accessed the plumbing through an existing access panel and opened the wall cavity to expose the affected area. Identified the leak source in the hot water supply line and repaired the connection using appropriate fittings. Installed blue-handled ball valves on multiple supply lines for improved shutoff capability. Replaced damaged PVC sections with PEX tubing in the configuration, securing all connections with proper fittings and connectors. Tested all repaired connections for leaks and verified proper water flow throughout the system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential gas furnace and air conditioning system with air handler located in attic. Upon inspection, diagnosed system issue affecting cooling performance. Performed necessary diagnostic procedures on HVAC equipment, including examination of refrigerant lines, ductwork, and air handler components. Completed repairs to restore proper cooling operation and verified system functionality before departure.

Replaced outdoor condensing unit under warranty authorization. Completed detailed specification sheets on both the failed unit prior to removal and the new replacement unit per technical service requirements. Documented new equipment with photographs of unit nameplate and installed system, verified proper refrigerant line connections, and confirmed unit operational parameters using digital HVAC testing instruments showing system temperatures and pressures within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for loud rattling noise from AC unit and lack of cooling following recent gas furnace installation approximately two months prior. Upon arrival, inspected newly installed HVAC system and performed diagnostic assessment. Measured supply air temperature at floor register, recording 57.5°F, which indicated inadequate cooling performance. Verified thermostat settings showing system set to off position with fan on auto mode and indoor temperature reading of 70°F. Conducted visual inspection of accessible components and documented conditions of air distribution system, noting significant dust and debris accumulation at floor register vent requiring attention. Identified issues related to recent installation requiring further evaluation of refrigerant charge, airflow, and mechanical components to resolve rattling noise and restore proper cooling function.

Responded to no heat call for downstairs furnace. Upon arrival, accessed mechanical room and performed diagnostic inspection of furnace system. Verified thermostat communication and power supply to unit. Identified and resolved issue preventing furnace ignition sequence. System tested and confirmed operational with proper heating output restored to downstairs zone.

Completed commercial condenser coil and fan blade replacement on rooftop unit with two-person crew. Removed failed components, installed new condenser coil and fan blade, evacuated and recharged system to manufacturer specifications using refrigerant scale to verify proper charge of 800 lbs. Unit tested and returned to normal operation.

Responded to no cooling call on 10+ year old dual fuel system. Performed diagnostic testing of outdoor unit electrical components including capacitor and contactor using digital multimeter, with readings indicating proper voltage. Completed maintenance tune-up service on system, addressed furnace door alignment issue preventing proper closure, and inspected air filter track where filter was becoming stuck during installation. System operational upon completion with all electrical components testing within normal parameters.

Completed routine HVAC maintenance on attic-mounted air conditioning and gas furnace system as part of club membership service. Inspected outdoor condenser unit with protective grille, verified proper operation and drainage, examined ductwork and air handler components for wear and airflow efficiency, and documented system condition with photographic evidence. Customer provided 20x25x1 filter for installation during service visit.

Completed comprehensive heating and air conditioning maintenance inspection on a 2-year-old HVAC system located in basement. Performed standard tune-up procedures on the air handler unit, verified thermostat operation showing proper heating mode functionality at 75°F, and inspected all mechanical components including PVC condensate lines, copper refrigerant lines, and gas connections. System found to be operating within normal parameters with no issues identified; customer providing their own 20x25x4 filters for the unit installed in July 2024.

Completed annual air conditioning maintenance as part of club membership plan. Performed electrical diagnostics on outdoor condensing unit, measuring voltage at 241.7V and amperage readings of 5.884A with Fieldpiece clamp meter. Tested capacitor functionality and verified all electrical connections were secure. Changed customer-provided filter as requested. All system components operating within normal parameters upon completion of tune-up service.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on dual-zone HVAC system consisting of two gas furnaces and two air conditioning units located in basement and attic. Performed thorough inspection and testing of Daikin furnace in basement, including visual assessment of unit condition, venting system integrity, and ductwork connections. Conducted electrical diagnostics on outdoor AC condenser unit, measuring capacitor voltage which registered 26.6 volts, indicating proper operation within manufacturer specifications. Verified all safety labels present and legible, confirmed PVC intake and exhaust venting properly installed, and checked for proper drainage with no active leaks observed. Customer provided their own filters for both systems as part of maintenance agreement.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on a 12-year-old heat pump and air handler system located in laundry room and sun room. Performed comprehensive inspection and diagnostic testing including electrical measurements using clamp meter, recording amperage and voltage readings to verify proper system operation. Mini-split unit was excluded from service per customer request, with maintenance focused solely on the main HVAC unit. Customer provided filters for the service visit.

Completed installation of Carrier Comfort Series 80% AFUE 90,000 BTU gas furnace model 58SB0B090M21-16 in attic space. Installed two Honeywell TH2110WF4008/U WiFi smart thermostats for multi-zone control. Work included transition connection to existing evaporator coil, standard-sized air filter rack installation, connection to flue piping system, electrical disconnect switch, gas shut-off valve, flexible gas line connector, and flame roll-out safety protection. All ductwork connections secured to furnace plenum with proper sealing. Verified proper combustion air supply and venting configuration per manufacturer specifications. Installed PVC condensate drain line with trap and routed to approved drainage location. Completed all electrical wiring to code including 120V power supply and thermostat low-voltage wiring. Tested gas pressure at manifold and adjusted for optimal burner performance. Conducted system startup procedures including ignition sequence verification, blower motor operat

Rerouted sump pump discharge line through the front of the home with outlet to street, requiring penetration through exterior wall. Installed bucket pump system for washing machine drainage with dedicated vent line through second wall penetration. Secured all PVC discharge piping and connections in crawl space with proper mounting hardware, installed valve assembly on vertical discharge line, and verified complete system operation with no leaks detected at any connection points.

Installed dedicated electrical circuit and wiring to supply power to newly installed mini-split HVAC system on exterior of residential structure. Ran conduit and electrical lines from main panel to outdoor condensing unit location, ensuring proper voltage supply and code-compliant installation for equipment operation. System was tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for water leak from AC system into bedroom. Upon arrival, inspected attic space and located clogged condensate drain line causing overflow. Cleared blockage from drain line using appropriate methods and verified proper drainage flow. Inspected surrounding insulation and structural components for water damage. Noted moisture evidence on wooden beam near drain pan area. Confirmed AC system operational with condensate draining properly through cleared line. System tested and no active leaking observed at time of departure.

Performed commercial HVAC coil cleaning service on two evaporator coils located in confined crawl space area. Coils exhibited significant dust and debris accumulation on aluminum fins, restricting airflow and reducing system efficiency. Thoroughly cleaned both coil assemblies, removing accumulated particulate matter from fin surfaces and surrounding ductwork to restore proper heat transfer capabilities and optimize unit performance.

Conducted comprehensive electrical assessment for standby generator installation at residential property. Evaluated existing 200-amp main electrical panel to determine compatibility and capacity for generator integration, documenting current circuit configuration and available breaker positions. Inspected natural gas service infrastructure, including existing gas meter and supply lines, to verify adequate fuel source capacity and pressure ratings for proposed generator unit. Photographed electrical panel interior showing circuit breaker arrangement and labeling, as well as exterior gas metering equipment to support load calculations and utility coordination requirements for generator hookup specifications.

Completed routine AC tune-up on attic-mounted air handler/gas furnace unit located above garage. Inspected and tested dual-run capacitor (TRCFD455, 440/370VAC), verified proper electrical connections and voltage readings at 227VAC, confirmed all compressor and fan motor circuits functioning within normal parameters. Customer provides their own filter for unit maintenance.

Completed sump pump discharge line reroute by capping the existing discharge line and core drilling a new 2" hole through the foundation wall just above ground level. Installed new 1½" PVC discharge pipe through the yard, trenched under the sidewalk near the home, and angled the line toward the far left side of the yard terminating at a pop-up emitter. Sealed the foundation wall penetration with hydraulic cement to prevent water infiltration and verified proper system function with no leaks before departure.