Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

Responded to no cooling complaint on upstairs electric air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found outdoor condenser unit inoperative due to severely deteriorated electrical connection point with extensive wood rot and weather damage at the disconnect block. The compromised mounting and wiring posed both operational failure and safety concerns. Multiple colored conductors showed exposure to elements with significant decay of the wooden electrical junction box. Documented conditions of both outdoor condensing units positioned on concrete pad, noting advanced age of equipment and environmental exposure. System requires electrical repairs and replacement of damaged disconnect components to restore safe operation.

Performed routine maintenance tune-up on two residential heat pump systems—a 3-year-old unit and an 8-year-old unit. Conducted comprehensive inspection of both systems including blower assembly examination, verified manufacturer specifications on Daikin equipment, and confirmed proper operation of all components. Both units found to be in satisfactory working condition with normal dust accumulation noted on blower wheel assembly, requiring no immediate repairs at this time.

# HVAC Service Report - No Cooling Issue ## Summary Responded to no cooling complaint on 9-year-old air conditioning system. Diagnosed and resolved evaporator coil freeze-up caused by restricted airflow. System restored to normal cooling operation. ## Detailed Work Performed Upon arrival, performed initial system assessment and found indoor unit not producing adequate cooling. Accessed air handler and discovered extensive ice buildup on evaporator coil assembly, completely covering multiple rows of fins and refrigerant lines. The frost accumulation was preventing proper heat exchange and airflow through the system. Shut down system to allow complete defrosting of evaporator coil. While waiting for ice to melt, conducted thorough inspection to identify root cause of freeze condition. Examined air filter and found it heavily loaded with dust and debris, significantly restricting airflow across the coil. Removed and replaced dirty air filter with new filter of proper size and MERV rat

Responded to service call for newly installed system with blank thermostat and no operation. Upon arrival, verified power supply issues and inspected recently installed equipment in attic space. Restored system functionality and confirmed proper thermostat communication and system operation before departure.

Responded to steady water leak in downstairs bathroom closet. Upon inspection, identified source of leak and assessed water heater installation and associated plumbing connections in affected area. Evaluated condition of hot and cold water supply lines, pressure relief valve assembly, and drain pan system. Documented existing plumbing configuration including PVC piping, shut-off valves, and safety components to determine cause of continuous water intrusion and completed necessary repairs to resolve the leak.

Responded to steady water leak reported in utility closet ceiling between units 218 and 219. Upon arrival, accessed attic crawl space and inspected exposed plumbing system, including PVC drain and vent lines running through ceiling joists. Documented conditions with photographs showing pipe routing, support strapping, and surrounding structural elements. Identified active dripping and traced source through visual inspection of pipe connections and joints in the affected area. Assessed installation of plumbing lines relative to insulation and radiant barrier materials to determine leak origin point.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation featuring a Bryant 2-ton, 14.3 SEER2 single-stage heat pump system with model GH5SAN02400A outdoor unit and FJ5ANXB24L00 air handler installed in attic space. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment, then installed new system including 10KW auxiliary heat kit, AprilAire 16x25" media cabinet with custom transition fabricated from original 21" cabinet to 17.5" cabinet to accommodate existing ductwork configuration. Installed air handler in attic with complete drainage system including trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pan equipped with water sensor for dual-level protection against water damage. Constructed transition to integrate with existing ductwork and installed standard-sized air filter rack for maintenance accessibility. Secured flexible ductwork with proper metal strapping and completed all necessary attic penetrations while maintaining insulation integrity around installat

Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old electric HVAC system with no thermostat display. Upon arrival, located indoor unit in basement and performed diagnostic evaluation. Found severely clogged air filter with significant debris accumulation causing restricted airflow. Discovered extensive condensation on interior cabinet surfaces indicating possible drain line issues or inadequate airflow. Removed and replaced dirty air filter to restore proper system airflow. Cleared condensate drain line and verified proper drainage. Tested system operation and confirmed thermostat display restored and unit cycling properly. Air conditioning system returned to normal cooling operation with adequate airflow at registers.

Completed full HVAC system replacement installing Lennox 2.5 ton 16.7 SEER2 variable capacity side discharge heat pump (ML15KSPV-030-230) with variable speed air handler (CBK45UHVT-30), electric heat kit (ECB45-15CB-P), and S200 thermostat. Outdoor installation included new equipment pad, snow legs, electrical disconnect box with whip kit, refrigerant line set with insulation, and refrigerant line filter. Indoor air handler installation included trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, ceiling saver overflow drain pan with water sensor, transition to existing ductwork, and standard air filter rack. All applicable permits obtained, existing equipment removed and disposed of per code requirements, and installation completed in compliance with manufacturer specifications and local building codes.

Completed under-sink plumbing repair in residential bathroom, removing existing drain assembly and P-trap. Installed new white PVC drain assembly with proper trap configuration, utilizing black rubber coupling to connect pipe sections. Accessed plumbing through cabinet opening, working within confined space beneath sink structure. Following installation, conducted thorough leak test to verify proper seal and drainage function. All connections secured and system restored to full operation.

Relocated dryer vent from window opening to exterior wall ban board. Installed new venting system using 4-inch metal pipe, four 26-gauge 90-degree elbows, one 4x4x4 tee fitting, and terminated with white dryer vent cap on brick exterior. Secured all ductwork connections and capped previous opening to ensure proper airflow and code-compliant installation.

Responded to kitchen sink line backup at 68-year-old residence. Previous snaking attempt by homeowner had reached approximately 25 feet without clearing the obstruction. Upon arrival, assessed the existing plumbing configuration in the crawl space, which consisted of white PVC drainage pipes with multiple elbows and connections showing age-related discoloration. Determined that blockage was located beyond the initial 25-foot reach. Utilized extended cable equipment to access and clear the clog in the main drain line. Successfully restored proper drainage flow to the kitchen sink. Inspected all visible pipe connections and joints in the crawl space for leaks or damage during the clearing process. Verified complete water flow and drainage functionality upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 5-year-old upstairs heat pump system with blank ION thermostat. Upon inspection, discovered control board in air handler had complete power failure. Found biological growth (mold/algae) on control board surfaces, insulation, and condensate components, indicating prolonged moisture intrusion. Traced issue to clogged condensate drain system causing water backup onto circuit board and electrical connections. Cleaned affected areas, cleared condensate line blockage, and replaced damaged control board and corroded wiring connections. Verified proper drainage, tested all electrical connections at terminal blocks, and confirmed system operation with thermostat responding correctly and unit cooling properly.

Completed full HVAC system installation in attic consisting of Lennox ML14KP1-024 2-ton single stage heat pump outdoor unit, CBK45UHET-024 constant torque air handler, and 10KW electric heat kit with S200 thermostat. Installed outdoor unit on new pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, and electrical whip kit. Applied refrigerant line insulation and installed refrigerant line filter on copper lines connecting outdoor and indoor units. Mounted air handler in attic with transition connections to existing ductwork and installed standard-sized air filter rack for system maintenance access. Installed complete condensate drainage system including P-trap configuration with PVC piping, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pan equipped with secondary water sensor for leak protection. All drainage components positioned in black secondary drain pan as photographed. Obtained applicable permits and ensured all work met code compliance standards. Removed and

Completed comprehensive one-time maintenance on two HVAC systems serving a residential property, including two air conditioning units and two furnaces located in the basement. Performed standard maintenance procedures on both systems, including filter replacement service as requested by the property owner. Replaced an approximately fifty-year-old thermostat with a new Honeywell unit, completing all necessary wiring connections and ensuring proper system operation. All heating and cooling systems tested and confirmed operational following maintenance completion.

Completed installation of Bradford White 40-gallon gas water heater (22" x 48 1/16" short model) in residential utility space. Removed and disposed of existing water heater, then installed new unit with all necessary copper piping, fittings, and connections to existing water supply lines. Reconnected flexible gas line with appropriate shutoff valve, installed expansion tank at top of unit, and reconnected electrical supply for ignition system. All work performed in compliance with code requirements, including obtaining proper plumbing permit and scheduling inspection.

Replaced the angle stop valve supplying the toilet in the main level half bathroom. Shut off the main water supply to the home, removed the existing valve, and installed a new chrome-plated angle stop with proper sealing. Connected the braided stainless steel supply line to the new valve and verified proper function with no leaks before restoring water service.

Completed comprehensive HVAC system assessment for air conditioning unit replacement estimate. Documented existing refrigerant line sizing using precision measurement tools and evaluated electrical service capacity at breaker panel, noting 60-amp dedicated circuit for AC unit. Provided customer with equipment replacement options and recommendations based on current system configuration and electrical infrastructure.

Completed maintenance tune-up on 10-year-old AC/gas furnace system with humidifier located in basement. Provided customer consultation regarding high MERV filtration systems and explained that upgrading to California-style fire particle filters would restrict airflow and potentially damage the blower motor on an aging system; recommended continuing with current 16x25x5 filter specification. Inspected ductwork and system components, documented conditions with photographs showing flexible duct connections and exterior unit debris accumulation.

Conducted comprehensive electrical site assessment for generator installation at residential garage facility. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure including main service panel, circuit breaker configuration, and available conduit pathways. Documented current electrical panel capacity, circuit labeling system, and identified suitable connection points for generator transfer switch integration. Assessed adequate clearances and mounting locations for automatic transfer switch equipment in accordance with NEC requirements. Photographed existing electrical distribution system and mechanical room layout to develop accurate material list and labor estimate for proposed standby generator installation.