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

Completed first maintenance service on residential Generac backup generator system installed on exterior stone wall. Performed comprehensive inspection of generator unit, transfer switch, and associated electrical connections. Verified proper operation of all components, checked fluid levels, inspected air filtration system, and tested automatic transfer switch functionality. Generator system operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues identified during this initial maintenance visit.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on two air conditioning systems located in crawlspace as part of club membership service. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify system amperage, voltage, and temperature readings on both units. Inspected evaporator coils, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and overall system operation to ensure proper function and efficiency. Customer provided filters for installation during service visit.

Responded to no cooling complaint on unit #4. Traced and located broken wire in ceiling chase between HVAC equipment panels. Two technicians accessed confined vertical space to diagnose and repair electrical fault, restoring cooling operation to unit.

Responded to service call for non-functional garbage disposal unit in 30-year-old residence. Upon inspection, found disposal unit to be original equipment, approximately 20+ years old and beyond its typical service life. Assessed electrical connections, reset mechanism, and mechanical components beneath kitchen sink. Documented existing plumbing configuration including copper supply lines with shut-off valves, PVC drain connections, and dishwasher drain hose integration. Due to age and condition of unit, recommended replacement to restore proper functionality and prevent potential leaks or further mechanical failure.

Completed fall maintenance tune-up on the older of two HVAC units as specified under care plan coverage. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical testing with clamp meter, verified motor operation, inspected wiring connections, and evaluated overall unit performance in attic installation. Changed #413X2 filter on the older unit per maintenance protocol. Per client request, performed filter-only service on the newer unit, replacing #413X2 filter without conducting full maintenance procedures. Both units operational and filters replaced as specified.

Completed water treatment estimate for whole home water purification system installation in residential property with unfinished basement. Assessed kitchen area with farmhouse sink and existing plumbing infrastructure to determine optimal reverse osmosis system placement at point of use. Evaluated basement mechanical room with exposed copper supply lines and PVC waste piping to plan water softener installation location and integration with existing plumbing system. Provided recommendations for new whole home water treatment equipment including softener unit for hard water mitigation and reverse osmosis system for drinking water purification.

Responded to service call for thermostat with no power and non-functional HVAC system. Upon arrival, inspected 15-20 year old thermostat and traced wiring to furnace unit located in attic space. Verified power supply issues at equipment and assessed control panel connections. Documented existing system conditions including aged piping, control components, and overall unit configuration. Recommended thermostat replacement due to age and power delivery failure preventing heating and cooling operations.

Completed scheduled preventative maintenance on Generac 12kW standby generator unit. Performed visual inspection of generator enclosure, verified proper ventilation clearances, and confirmed all electrical connections at wall-mounted components were secure. Unit operational and ready for automatic operation during power outages.

# Service Call Back - No Cooling Issue Responded to callback for intermittent cooling failure on HVAC system. Upon arrival, inspected control board and thermostat displaying error code 18, indicating a potential refrigerant pressure or sensor issue. Performed diagnostic testing on pressure relief valve and associated copper refrigerant lines in mechanical space. Verified proper operation of control module functions including mode selection and reset capabilities. Documented system components via photographs showing control interface readings and pressure valve configuration. System pressure readings and valve positions were checked and found within normal operating parameters at time of inspection. Advised monitoring for recurring symptoms and provided callback number for immediate dispatch if issue returns. Further investigation may be required if intermittent fault continues to determine root cause of cycling failure pattern.

# Service Report Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old residential AC system. Upon inspection, discovered severely corroded electrical terminal block and connections at air handler, indicating significant moisture intrusion despite unit's young age. Corrosion had compromised electrical continuity, preventing system operation. Heat exchanger and evaporator coil showed heavy dust accumulation, restricting airflow and suggesting inadequate filtration. Documented extensive corrosion damage with photos showing rust-covered terminal assembly, deteriorated copper line connections, and compromised metal housing. Recommended immediate replacement of corroded electrical components and thorough system evaluation to identify moisture source before restoration of service.

# Service Summary Performed follow-up site visit to assess geothermal loop pressures and verify system integrity. Conducted pressure testing using calibrated gauge to measure PSI levels on the ground loop side of the geothermal heat pump system. Inspected loop pressure readings and mechanical components to rule out potential refrigerant or water loop leaks. Visual inspection of system controls and zone valves completed. Documentation captured via photographs showing pressure gauge readings and control mechanisms. System monitoring confirmed stable pressure levels with no evidence of active leaks detected at time of inspection. Recommended continued monitoring of loop pressures to ensure long-term system performance and efficiency.

Replaced worn coupler on circulation pump as part of scheduled commercial repair service. Performed complete system maintenance by bleeding all radiators throughout the building to optimize heating efficiency and eliminate air pockets. Retrieved replacement coupler from shop inventory to complete the repair successfully.

Responded to no-heat call for 6-year-old electric furnace system. Investigated burning smell and system non-response. Diagnostic testing with Fluke 302+ clamp meter revealed electrical fault in control panel (reading 023). Inspected ductwork and electrical connections, then repaired faulty wiring in junction box to restore system operation.

Conducted moisture inspection of interior wall junction following home inspection concerns. Moisture meter readings indicated significant water intrusion (80.9 with "WET" indication) in the ceiling-wall corner area. Documented evidence of potential plumbing leak requiring further investigation and repair to address inspector findings prior to property transfer.

Installed supplementary blow-in insulation to address insufficient coverage in attic space. Identified and filled bare spots with one bag of insulation material to improve thermal efficiency. Documented installation with before and after photos for home inspector verification.

Responded to commercial no-heat complaint where ceiling-mounted radiator units were not heating despite active boiler system. Inspection of attic space revealed loose ductwork connections affecting airflow to designated areas. Reattached and sealed ductwork connections, verified proper heat distribution to all radiator units, and confirmed system operation before completing service.

Performed diagnostic assessment of non-functioning radiant heating system in master bathroom. Thermal imaging confirmed uneven heat distribution with temperatures ranging from 56.1°F to 67.2°F despite thermostat setting of 75°F. Determined that while keypad and GFI are operational, system failure likely stems from faulty relay in the control panel requiring replacement of control components.

Replaced two 10 MFD capacitors on commercial HVAC Unit #2. Verified all electrical connections were properly secured, with wiring correctly terminated to the new capacitors. System tested and confirmed to be operating within normal parameters.

Performed scheduled Care Plan Tune Up on dual heat pump and air handler system. Discovered severely clogged air filter with extensive dirt accumulation affecting system efficiency. Replaced filter and completed standard maintenance procedures to restore proper airflow and system performance.

Responded to no-heat service call for a Rheem electric furnace less than 10 years old. Diagnostic testing revealed the main limit switch was open (error code A022_F), preventing proper heating. Reset the limit switch, cleaned accumulated dust around components, and verified proper system operation with normal airflow and heating restored.