Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Nicholasville, KY

Completed comprehensive Club Duo maintenance service on two 6-year-old heat pump systems with air handlers located in basement. Performed full system diagnostics including electrical measurements, temperature readings, and airflow verification on both units. Customer provided filters for installation during service visit.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation on second floor, including Carrier Performance Series 80% 70K BTU two-stage gas furnace (model 58TP0B070V14--12), Carrier Performance Series 18.5 SEER2 3-ton two-stage air conditioning unit (model 26TPA836W003), and matching 3-ton evaporator coil (model CVAMA3617XMA) with transition assembly. Installed Honeywell digital WiFi programmable thermostat for system control. Added rollout protection in front of gas furnace per safety requirements and insulated exposed elbow on supply run using foil-backed insulation. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment, obtained applicable permits, and ensured all work met code compliance standards.

Completed scheduled maintenance on 24kW Generac Evolution 2.0 standby generator, serial number G0072100. Performed comprehensive inspection of unit including control panel diagnostics, verified run hours on LCD display, tested manual and auto operation modes, inspected internal components with access panel removed, and confirmed proper mounting and electrical connections. All systems operating within normal parameters upon completion.

# Attic Drain Line Repair Responded to clogged drain issue in attic crawl space. Upon inspection, identified defective tee fitting in main drain line causing blockage and potential backup. Accessed confined attic space through existing entry point and navigated around HVAC ductwork and insulation to reach affected plumbing system. Removed damaged PVC tee fitting and surrounding compromised pipe sections. Cleared debris and buildup from drain line to ensure proper flow. Installed new PVC tee fitting with appropriate elbow connections, ensuring proper pitch and alignment for optimal drainage. Secured all joints with primer and PVC cement per code requirements. Tested system for leaks and verified proper water flow through repaired section. Confirmed no moisture damage to surrounding wooden structural members or insulation. Restored work area and removed all debris. System operational and draining properly upon completion.

Responded to water leak complaint with indoor unit located in attic space. Upon inspection, identified active condensate drainage issue causing water to drip through ceiling fixture below. Examined PVC condensate drain line configuration and P-trap assembly in attic, finding debris accumulation and improper drainage flow. Cleared blockage from drain line, verified proper trap operation, and confirmed condensate flow restoration. Tested system operation and verified no further leakage present.

Completed full residential geothermal system installation featuring a WaterFurnace 5-ton Split Series 5 unit with two-stage compressor installed in basement and 5-ton air handler with variable speed blower installed in attic. Integrated existing flow center pumps with new equipment, installed 15KW heat kit, digital thermostat (TPCC32U03WWFI), auxiliary safety drain pan, hose kit, unit connection kit, and adapter to complete split geothermal configuration. Carefully removed and reinstalled attic pull-down access, utilized proper lifting equipment for heavy components, established all necessary connections between basement and attic units, removed and disposed of existing equipment, and obtained all applicable permits to ensure code compliance.

Installed new 3" flue pipe for water heater, routing it through kitchen door window and up the exterior building wall to a flue cap to ensure proper carbon monoxide ventilation. Sealed and covered the window opening to eliminate gaps and cracks, then verified proper ventilation and confirmed no leaks in the flue system. Behind the ice maker, installed a new condensation pump and rerouted the ice maker drain line into the pump, with discharge line running to the 3-compartment sink just above the ice maker location. Tied into the existing 1" gas line in the kitchen and ran approximately 6 feet of new 1/2" gas line to the relocated gas stove position. Installed a shutoff valve on the new gas line and left it capped for future appliance hookup. Completed pressure testing on all gas connections and verified no leaks on any services performed.

Responded to no cooling complaint on dual-zone residential system with 11-year-old attic unit and 5-year-old basement unit. Diagnosed blower motor fault (error code 41) on attic Carrier Infinity system as indicated by thermostat display showing "System Fault - Blower Motor Fault" with indoor temperature at 68°F and outdoor temperature at 64°F. Inspected air handler unit in attic installation and confirmed blower motor failure preventing airflow and cooling operation. Advised customer of blower motor replacement requirement to restore cooling function to attic zone. Additionally noted basement system requires humidifier pad replacement for proper humidity control.

Completed annual care plan tune-up on 2014 AC/gas furnace system located in basement. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify electrical parameters, measured voltage readings at unit, and confirmed proper operational specifications. Customer provides 20x25x4 filter for system maintenance.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on single-system HVAC unit located in attic. Performed comprehensive inspection of air conditioning, gas furnace, and humidifier components. Verified electrical performance using digital clamp meter, confirming proper amperage draw and system operation. Inspected condenser unit, ductwork connections, and mounting hardware including vibration isolators and support brackets. Customer supplied replacement filters and humidifier pad as requested. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters upon completion.

Responded to service call for non-operational air conditioning system with outside unit not running on a nine-year-old Rheem RHU36TSAMJA unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler system. Inspected electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage system. Additionally, installed customer-provided thermostat to replace existing unit, ensuring proper wiring connections and system compatibility with the air handler and outdoor condenser. Verified system operation, tested temperature differentials, and confirmed proper communication between new thermostat and HVAC equipment.

Responded to ongoing wastewater backup affecting downstairs toilet and shower despite recent septic tank pumping. Conducted site inspection and accessed distribution box to assess system functionality. Upon examination, found distribution box containing standing water with significant sediment accumulation and debris, indicating potential failure of the distribution system or outlet baffle issues preventing proper effluent dispersal to the drain field. Documented conditions with photographic evidence showing compromised box integrity and drainage concerns requiring further evaluation or repair to restore proper septic system operation.

Completed care plan maintenance tune-up on geothermal heat pump system with air handler. Replaced multiple air filters including 16x20x1, 24x20, and 14x20 units that were taped together. Inspected geothermal system cover per home inspection concerns and documented missing cover with photos. Performed temperature measurements on supply ductwork, recording 68.1°F reading. Identified significant rust formation and corrosion on metal ductwork panels in basement utility area, indicating prolonged moisture exposure requiring attention. Documented rust streaking and deterioration on left duct panel with photographic evidence. Advised that any troubleshooting or repairs identified would require separate service call. This represented the final maintenance visit under the current care plan agreement.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan maintenance on gas furnace and air conditioning system located in upstairs room. Performed thorough inspection of burner assembly, confirmed proper ignition sequence with all three burners operating efficiently and producing clean blue flames. Inspected and tested flame sensor, ignition electrode, and gas valve operation to ensure safe and reliable heating system performance. Evaluated electrical connections at contactor terminal block, noting visible corrosion and wear on mounting surface that will require monitoring during future service visits to prevent potential electrical issues.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan maintenance on single-zone HVAC system consisting of one heat pump and one air handler. Performed standard tune-up procedures including electrical testing and capacitor diagnostics. Measured supply voltage at 83.6V and verified compressor capacitor reading of 44.1 microfarads, confirming proper electrical performance within manufacturer specifications. Conducted visual inspection of air handler in attic space and assessed insulation conditions. Customer provided their own air filters for installation. All system components operating normally with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Completed Care Plan maintenance tune-up on HVAC system, including standard performance diagnostics and electrical measurements using clamp meter and digital thermometer. Addressed customer inquiry regarding bathroom exhaust fan operation for 1 HP unit located in attic, and installed customer-provided Honeywell filter per homeowner preference.

Completed routine AC tune-up on an eleven-year-old cooling system. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw and system performance. Inspected outdoor condensing unit, capacitor dated from previous service, and all electrical connections. Indoor air handler located in upstairs bedroom is nine years old with customer-supplied filters. System operating within normal parameters with no repairs needed at this time.

Responded to callback for worsening water leakage at indoor air handler unit despite previous P-trap replacement. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil heavily soiled with dust and debris accumulation restricting airflow and causing excessive condensation beyond drain capacity. Performed thorough coil cleaning to restore proper drainage and airflow. Additionally, troubleshot and restored connectivity to offline upstairs thermostat.

Responded to service call for malfunctioning toilet handle. Upon inspection, removed tank lid and assessed internal flush mechanism components including flush valve assembly, fill valve, and flapper chain connection. Identified worn chrome flush handle requiring replacement. Replaced defective handle with new unit, tested flush operation to ensure proper functionality, and verified all internal components were operating correctly before completing service.

Completed full heat pump system replacement using customer-supplied equipment. Removed existing heat pump system and installed new outdoor condensing unit on existing concrete pad with proper leveling and vibration isolation. Mounted new indoor air handler with secure bracket assembly to structural framing. Ran refrigerant lines from outdoor unit to indoor handler along exterior siding with proper insulation and support. Connected electrical service via existing conduit to outdoor unit. Tested system operation, verified proper refrigerant charge levels, and confirmed all electrical connections meet code requirements. System is fully operational and performing within manufacturer specifications.