Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Completed routine plumbing inspection including examination of upstairs spare bathroom shower fixture and roof exhaust vent. Inspected shower control valve and handle assembly, which showed normal wear consistent with age but remained functional. Verified roof-mounted exhaust flue pipe and rain cap for proper installation and potential leak points, finding components secure with no visible deterioration or water intrusion issues.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 14-year-old electric air conditioning system that was reportedly unable to maintain temperature setpoint. Previous contractor had diagnosed failed compressor and recommended full system replacement. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and discovered severely restricted condenser coil with heavy accumulation of dirt, dust, and debris completely blocking airflow through fins. Coil contamination was preventing adequate heat rejection, causing system to run continuously without achieving desired cooling. Documented condition with photographs showing extent of buildup behind protective grille. Recommended thorough condenser coil cleaning to restore proper airflow and system operation before pursuing compressor replacement, as restricted airflow can mimic compressor failure symptoms.

Removed existing Resideo L5 Wi-Fi Leak Shutoff Valve from main water line and installed customer-provided Flo Smart Water Monitor and Shut Off by Moen in its place. Completed all necessary plumbing connections, verified proper system operation, and assisted homeowner with mobile application setup and device configuration to ensure full monitoring functionality before departure.

Responded to dripping faucet in half bath. Disassembled ornate brass three-piece faucet assembly with porcelain handles mounted on black countertop. Replaced worn valve cartridges and internal seals that were causing the drip. Reassembled faucet, tested both hot and cold water controls, and verified complete elimination of leak with no dripping present.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on two gas furnace/air conditioning systems located in attic and crawlspace as part of care plan service. Performed comprehensive inspection of both units including electrical testing with clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw on compressor and blower motors, confirmed all safety controls operational, checked refrigerant pressures, inspected condensate drainage systems, and verified proper airflow. Customer provided two 16x25x4 air filters which were installed in both systems to maintain optimal indoor air quality and equipment efficiency.

Completed Care Plan Tune Up on basement air conditioning unit with gas furnace. Inspected and addressed customer concern of unit not cooling. Upon inspection, discovered burnt and corroded wire connections at capacitor terminals. Replaced failed capacitor and repaired damaged wire connections. Checked refrigerant pressures due to unit's history of low charge; pressures were found to be within manufacturer specifications at this time. Tested system operation and verified proper cooling function restored.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on heat pump system with air handler located in hallway. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draws and system performance. Inspected and tested capacitor, contactor, and all electrical connections within the unit. Verified proper operation of all components, checked refrigerant pressures, and confirmed system is functioning within manufacturer specifications. Cleaned washable filter and ensured outdoor unit condenser coils were free of debris for optimal airflow and efficiency.

Completed annual care plan maintenance on a 5-year-old gas furnace and air conditioning system. Accessed equipment through attic garage entry using 8-foot ladder. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection of both heating and cooling systems. Verified burner assembly operation and flame characteristics, confirming proper ignition and combustion. Measured electrical current draw at 49.95 amps, indicating normal system performance. Customer provided their own air filter for installation. Inspected ductwork connections and verified proper airflow. All components operating within manufacturer specifications at time of service completion.

Completed scheduled maintenance tune-up on heat pump and air handler system located in upstairs hallway closet. Performed comprehensive inspection of exterior condenser unit, noting significant accumulation of dirt, dust, and organic debris on condenser coils and fins, which can reduce system efficiency and airflow. Inspected exterior ventilation louvers showing weathering and moisture-related discoloration. Customer provides own filter for this system. All routine maintenance procedures completed per club membership service agreement, with photographic documentation of equipment condition captured for service records.

Completed routine HVAC maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Performed standard club membership service including inspection of indoor thermostat operation and outdoor condenser unit, verified proper system function with thermostat displaying 75°F setpoint and 79°F current temperature in heating mode. Customer provided air filters for installation during this maintenance visit.

Responded to service call back for dual AC system with gas furnace in attic and basement. Previous technician reported no issues, but unit subsequently failed to cool. Performed comprehensive maintenance tune-up (MTU) that was not properly completed during last visit. Thoroughly cleaned outdoor condenser units that had been neglected. Inspected and documented condition of electrical disconnects, noting significant dirt accumulation, corrosion on fuse holders, and degraded wiring connections. Evaluated Armaflex insulation on refrigerant lines for potential replacement needs. Removed 3-year-old UV bulb from upstairs air scrubber unit for replacement and provided pricing for new bulb. Photographed electrical panel conditions showing tarnished copper fuses, corroded terminals, and excessive debris buildup requiring attention. Addressed cooling failure by identifying maintenance deficiencies and equipment conditions that contributed to system shutdown.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old electric package unit blowing warm air. Upon arrival, found thermostat displaying 54°F current temperature with 75°F setpoint. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor package unit, accessing electrical compartment to evaluate system components. Inspected capacitor, contactor, wiring connections, and refrigerant lines. Unit showed signs of age with accumulated debris and weathering on exterior housing. Documented equipment condition with photos of thermostat operation and internal component layout including capacitor, wiring harness, and connection points for diagnostic purposes.

Completed monthly spring/summer preventive maintenance on heat pump and air handler system located in attic accessible through garage. Inspected electrical components including contactor and dual-run capacitor (TRCFD355), verified capacitance readings at 45.9 MFD using calibrated multimeter, confirmed all wire connections secure, and documented system operating within normal parameters.

Responded to service call for toilet flushing issues and performed comprehensive plumbing assessment. Diagnosed and addressed toilet flush mechanism malfunction to restore proper operation. Inspected master bathroom plumbing fixtures and identified corroded shut-off valve beneath sink with visible green oxidation at connection point, requiring replacement for leak prevention. Evaluated faucet aerator flow performance and provided replacement recommendation. Verified sink supply lines and drain assembly condition. Conducted visual inspection of water heater unit to assess age, condition, and remaining service life for replacement planning purposes. Documented plumbing infrastructure with photographs showing under-sink corrosion and fixture conditions to support estimate preparation for recommended valve and aerator replacements.

Responded to outdoor faucet leak that developed following winter freeze damage. Upon inspection, found 67-year-old hose bib actively leaking from the valve body and stem assembly. Due to age of fixture and extent of internal corrosion, determined repair was not viable. Removed and replaced failed outdoor spigot with new frost-proof sillcock assembly. Installed new brass valve with copper mounting flange, ensuring proper pitch for drainage and freeze protection. Tested new installation for proper operation and verified no leaks present at connections or valve body. Removed deteriorated original components from property.

Completed monthly spring/summer maintenance on heat pump and air handler system located in attic with garage access. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, verifying amperage draws and capacitor readings on both outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler, with all measurements within manufacturer specifications. Replaced 20x20x1 air filter and confirmed all system components operating properly for continued reliable cooling performance.

Completed monthly spring/summer club maintenance on Bryant air handler unit located in attic space above garage. Performed comprehensive system inspection including filter replacement with 20x20x1 filter, temperature readings, condensate drain verification, and visual inspection of ductwork and electrical connections. All components operating within normal parameters with supply air temperature measured at appropriate cooling range.

Completed routine AC tune-up on 6-year-old cooling system with heat pump/air handler located in closet. Performed standard maintenance protocol including system inspection, temperature differential testing, and electrical measurements. Supply air temperature measured at 62.8°F at register, with temperature differential of 67.1°F recorded at air handler, confirming proper system operation and adequate cooling performance. All components operating within normal parameters. System maintained per manufacturer specifications.

Completed full replacement of residential gas furnace with Bryant 80% efficiency single-stage Legacy Series unit, model 800SB42090M17, rated at 90,000 BTU with 3.5 ton capacity. Removed and properly disposed of existing furnace equipment from attic installation location. Installed new furnace with transition to existing evaporator coil, standard-sized air filter rack, and connected to existing flue piping system. Completed all electrical connections including disconnect switch, installed gas shut-off switch with flexible gas line connector, and verified flame roll-out protection safety devices. Utilized existing thermostat and wiring. Protected crawlspace barrier during equipment transport using PVC pipe as rolling surface to prevent damage. Obtained necessary permits and ensured all work met current code compliance standards. System tested and operational upon completion.

Performed electronic leak search on HVAC system using Fieldpiece SMAN refrigerant manifold and vacuum gauge. Connected diagnostic equipment to R-410A system and monitored refrigerant pressures, recording 128.9 psig on low side and 276.7 psig on high side at 84°F ambient temperature to identify leak location within the condenser unit.