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

Responded to service call for electrical panel breaker replacement. Upon inspection, identified severely corroded and damaged circuit breakers showing signs of overheating, melting, and deterioration. Removed four compromised breakers from the main electrical panel and replaced with new Siemens breakers to restore safe operation. Verified proper connections, tested all circuits for correct operation, and confirmed system functionality. Panel was properly labeled with circuit designations for all household appliances and rooms including HVAC systems, kitchen appliances, water heater, and various rooms throughout the residence.

Responded to service call for leaking tanked water heater located in closet. Upon inspection, discovered significant water accumulation in drain pan with extensive rust deposits and corrosion present, indicating prolonged leak condition. Water heater showed signs of tank failure with active seepage causing deterioration of surrounding containment area. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing rust-stained drain pan and corroded metal components. Assessed unit age and overall condition, noting advanced deterioration requiring replacement recommendation due to compromised tank integrity and safety concerns.

Responded to callback for non-operational HVAC system. Upon arrival, inspected electrical panel and low voltage wiring connections. Previous repair to weed eater-damaged splice had failed due to corroded conductors. Re-cut damaged wire sections, stripped back to clean copper, and installed new weatherproof splice connections with proper insulation. Verified all low voltage circuits at panel showed proper continuity and resistance values. Cycled system through complete heating and cooling operations to confirm reliable startup and normal function. All components operating within manufacturer specifications at time of departure.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on two HVAC systems located in attic and basement. Performed full diagnostic testing on both air conditioning and gas furnace units, including electrical measurements of capacitor microfarad readings and amp draw verification using digital multimeter to ensure all components operating within manufacturer specifications. Customer advised that 16x25x1 filters are not included in service plan.

Responded to water leak complaint with attic-mounted indoor air handler unit experiencing drain pan overflow. Upon inspection, found primary condensate drain line completely blocked, causing drain pan to fill beyond capacity and overflow onto ceiling below. Evidence of extensive water damage observed on interior ceiling including brown water staining, paint deterioration, and structural cracking radiating from light fixture area. Cleared condensate drain line obstruction using wet/dry vacuum and mechanical snake to restore proper drainage. Flushed drain line with water to verify clear flow. Treated drain pan and line with algaecide tablets to prevent future biological growth and blockages. Verified proper drainage operation and educated occupant on importance of regular preventative maintenance to avoid recurrence.

Completed routine plumbing inspection addressing reported loose fixtures. Inspected and tightened loose bathroom faucet assembly and secured two loose components in shower area. Verified proper operation of three-handle brass faucet set, confirmed water flow and drainage functioning correctly, and ensured all fixtures were properly secured to prevent future issues.

Responded to water leak complaint at indoor HVAC unit in utility room that began the previous night. Upon inspection, found condensate pump system with drain pan positioned beneath Carrier furnace air handler showing signs of moisture accumulation on metallic surfaces. Documented existing condensate management setup including white plastic condensate pump unit on black drain pan with connected PVC drainage piping and verified electrical connections to wall outlet.

Serviced three toilets experiencing intermittent running cycles of 5-7 seconds throughout the day by inspecting and adjusting fill valves and flappers to restore proper operation. Installed a new pressure reducing valve at the main water supply to regulate incoming water pressure and prevent future plumbing fixture issues, as evidenced by the pressure gauge installation on the exterior hose bib connection.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on 2021 heat pump and air handler system located in upstairs closet. Performed comprehensive system inspection, checked electrical readings showing 57.13 volts, verified temperature differentials at 530 degrees, cleaned washable filters, and tested all operational components to ensure proper system performance per manufacturer specifications.

Replaced defective TXV (thermostatic expansion valve) under warranty and performed comprehensive system testing to verify proper operation and identify any additional issues. Recovered existing refrigerant for reuse during repair, added refrigerant as needed based on system requirements, and confirmed optimal charge levels and system performance upon completion.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation including Ruud 2.5 ton 15 SEER2 heat pump (RP14AY30AJ2NA), 2.5 ton air handler (RH2TY3617STANNJ), 5kW heat kit (RXBH-1724A05J-B), and digital thermostat. Installed outdoor unit on composite pad with decorative rock base, snow legs, electrical whip and disconnect box, refrigerant line insulation and filter. Indoor air handler installation included SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, overflow drain pan with water sensor, trap, transition to existing ductwork, and standard air filter rack. Added 6 inches of blown-in insulation to attic space to improve energy efficiency. All work completed per code requirements with applicable permits, proper refrigerant line installation, and system startup. System tested and operational with 10-year parts warranty and 1-year labor warranty provided.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on single AC/gas furnace system located in attic. Performed comprehensive system inspection and diagnostics. Measured and recorded supply air temperature at 64.4°F and temperature differential of 25.5°F across the coil, indicating proper cooling performance. Inspected evaporator coil and surrounding components. Addressed customer concern regarding filter selection and provided guidance on proper filter specifications for their system. Customer supplies their own filters. All equipment operating within normal parameters at time of service.

Provided comprehensive estimate for ejector grinder pump replacement in basement serving one toilet, one sink, and one shower. Scope includes disconnecting electrical power, removing existing pump, inspecting basin and discharge components, installing new ejector grinder pump with proper electrical and plumbing connections, and verifying system operation. Assessment confirmed need for pump replacement with inspection of existing discharge piping, check valve, and electrical controls to determine reusability.

Completed final scheduled maintenance visit on 15-year-old geothermal cooling system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including system pressure checks using calibrated GEO-FLO gauges, which confirmed proper refrigerant pressures at 0 PSI static condition. Inspected and evaluated filter housing assembly, noting sediment accumulation in clear housing that will require monitoring. Verified all brass fittings and connections for integrity, checked valve operations with red-handled service valve, and documented system baseline performance. All geothermal-specific components inspected and found operating within normal parameters for system age. System operational and ready for cooling season.

Responded to on-call service request for HVAC system requiring thermal expansion valve replacement and exhaust repair. Upon inspection, found severely corroded blower housing and exhaust assembly with significant rust accumulation and debris buildup affecting system performance. Removed and replaced defective TXV to restore proper refrigerant metering and system efficiency. Performed minor exhaust repairs to address deteriorated components and ensure safe operation. Cleared accumulated debris from blower assembly and verified proper airflow through mechanical space. All plumbing, electrical, and ductwork infrastructure inspected during service call. System tested and confirmed operational following repairs.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation featuring a Carrier Comfort Series 2.5 ton 16 SEER2 heat pump (model 27SCA530A003), matching 2.5 ton air handler (model FJ5ANXB30L00), and 15kW heat kit (model AFAEHL15B01A). Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment, then installed outdoor heat pump unit on new pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, and whip kit. Installed indoor air handler with insulated refrigerant lines, refrigerant line filter, trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and transitioned to existing ductwork with standard-sized air filter rack. Integrated existing thermostat with new system and completed all electrical connections to code with applicable permits obtained.

Responded to complaint of sewage odor in second-level guest bathroom with gurgling sounds heard in basement. Inspected plumbing system and identified inadequate venting as the source of sewer gas infiltration. Located plumbing vent stack penetration in attic space showing improper sealing around pipe boot, allowing sewer gases to escape into wall cavity and migrate to occupied spaces. Inspected basement floor drain which exhibited severe corrosion and deteriorated trap seal, contributing to odor issues and gurgling sounds due to air pressure imbalances in the drainage system. Documented conditions of both vent stack penetration and corroded floor drain assembly for recommended repairs to restore proper venting and eliminate sewer gas odors.

# HVAC Service Report - No Cool Issue Responded to service call for upstairs heat pump system not maintaining adequate cooling performance. Unit is approximately 17 years old. Upon inspection, accessed attic-mounted air handler and associated ductwork to diagnose system performance issues. Visual inspection revealed flexible duct runs servicing the upstairs zone, with insulation materials present throughout attic space. Examined air handler installation, ductwork connections, and insulation integrity. Documented attic conditions including exposed wooden framing, radial barrier insulation on attic floor, and HVAC component placement. Assessed overall system configuration and identified potential factors contributing to insufficient cooling capacity in the upstairs zone. Collected diagnostic fee for attic inspection and initial system evaluation. Customer advised of findings and recommendations for restoring proper cooling performance to affected area.

Responded to report of inefficient heating and cooling on 3-year-old HVAC system. Performed diagnostic temperature measurements at multiple supply registers throughout the home. Recorded supply air temperatures of 53.3°F and 52.3°F at floor vents, indicating inadequate temperature differential and poor system performance. System remains operational but not meeting efficiency standards for proper comfort conditioning.

Responded to service call for dehumidifier with low water output. Performed diagnostic testing on unit using multimeter to check electrical components and compressor operation, measuring voltage and amperage readings. Discussed maintenance options and system performance with customer while on site.