Top-Rated Heating, Cooling in Lexington, KY

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

Responded to water leak investigation involving two separate plumbing lines. Identified first leak in supply line serving jacuzzi tub, which exhibited intermittent leaking during operation. Conducted thorough inspection of second leak affecting garage area supply line but was unable to pinpoint exact location due to concealed piping within wall cavity. Documented evidence of mold growth on garage drywall at pipe penetration point, indicating prolonged moisture intrusion. Photographed affected bathroom areas including vanity and shower enclosure for documentation purposes.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on dual-system residential HVAC installation with AC units and gas furnaces located in attic and basement. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including differential pressure measurements using manometer, which indicated 35.7 inches of water column, and refrigerant pressure testing with manifold gauges on outdoor condensing units. Customer provided 16x25x4 air filters for both systems during service visit.

Completed prepaid Gold Level maintenance on a 7-year-old Bryant heat pump and air handler system located in basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of both indoor and outdoor units, including electrical testing which confirmed proper voltage readings at 9.59 volts on control circuit. Examined all electrical connections, terminal blocks, and capacitor at outdoor unit. Inspected indoor air handler installation, verified proper operation of condensate drainage system with PVC piping and red-handled shutoff valves. Checked all refrigerant line insulation and ductwork connections. System required 20x25x5 filter media. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate repairs needed. Documented equipment condition with photos showing both indoor basement installation and outdoor unit electrical panel inspection. Unit performing efficiently with no safety concerns identified during this routine maintenance visit.

Completed Gold Level preventive maintenance inspection on single HVAC system in basement installation. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics on both outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components using calibrated testing equipment. Measured and verified voltage readings at contactor and blower motor circuits, confirming proper electrical operation across all system components. Customer provided 16x25x1 filter for installation. All electrical connections inspected and found secure with no signs of overheating or deterioration. System operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance service.

Responded to service call for guest bathroom toilet experiencing slow flush, weak flushing action, and slow tank refill. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of toilet operation and confirmed inadequate flush performance. Removed tank lid and inspected internal flush mechanism components. Identified deteriorated flapper valve with visible wear and discolored tank water indicating potential sediment buildup or component degradation. Float mechanism and fill valve examined for proper operation. Flush lever and chain connection assessed for appropriate tension and positioning. Overflow tube and tank interior inspected for mineral deposits or obstructions affecting water flow. Diagnosed primary issue as compromised flapper valve seal causing incomplete flush cycles and reduced bowl clearing capacity. Secondary factor identified as potential fill valve inefficiency contributing to extended refill times. Documented tank component conditions including manufacturer markings and existing

Responded to service call for 9-year-old AC unit requiring inspection and cleaning following masonry work that generated significant brick dust in the vicinity of the outdoor condenser. Removed exterior panels and top mesh cover to access internal components, inspecting for debris infiltration from recent construction activity. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coil fins, fan assembly, and interior cabinet of accumulated dust and particulate matter, ensuring no foreign materials compromised system operation or airflow efficiency.

Responded to service call back for system with no airflow through vents and frozen outdoor unit extending to indoor coil. Upon inspection, discovered failed condensate float switch with visible heat damage and burn marks on the safety device, which was preventing blower operation. Removed damaged float switch component, confirmed system had been previously serviced with transformer, control board, and thermostat replacement. Instructed system shutdown to allow complete defrost of outdoor condenser and evaporator coil before further diagnostics and component replacement.

Completed installation of 30x60 left-hand white alcove bathtub with three-panel knockdown surround system on vacant third floor unit. Removed existing tile and knockdown wall panels, then installed new knockdown surround panels with integrated shelving. Installed new Delta shower valve body with chrome trim kit, Delta chrome tub spout, chrome showerhead assembly, and Watco waste and overflow system. Connected all water supply lines and drain hookups to existing plumbing infrastructure, tested system for proper operation and leak-free connections, and performed complete cleanup of work area upon completion.

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including installation of Bryant 2-ton 14.3 SEER2 heat pump (model GH5SAN52400A) with matching air handler (model FJ5ANXB24L10) and 10kW electric heat kit (model TU-EC-10BKB). Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment per code requirements. Installed outdoor unit on new equipment pad with snow legs for elevation and proper drainage. Ran insulated refrigerant lines with inline filter from outdoor heat pump to indoor air handler, securing copper tubing with proper supports and protection. Installed electrical whip kit and disconnect box at outdoor unit for code-compliant power supply. Mounted air handler in interior location with overflow drain pan equipped with water sensor for secondary protection against potential leaks. Added SS2 coil drain safety water sensor and trap to primary condensate line for proper drainage and system protection. Fabricated transitions to connect new air handler to existing ductwork, ensuring proper