Winchester, KY Home Services Experts

Responded to no cooling complaint on one-year-old ductless mini-split system. Upon arrival, verified indoor wall-mounted unit was operating with airflow but not providing cooling. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit and indoor evaporator. Checked refrigerant pressures, electrical connections, and system controls. Identified issue preventing cooling operation and completed necessary repairs to restore proper function. System tested and confirmed operational with adequate cooling output upon completion.

Responded to no cooling call on heat pump system with indoor temperature at 80°F. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics and temperature readings, confirming supply air temperature of 62.6°F at the air handler. Inspected equipment including previously replaced capacitor from last year and verified proper airflow through 20x20x1 filtration system. System restored to normal cooling operation with appropriate temperature differential achieved.

Responded to emergency water leak call involving private well water system. Upon arrival, found pump had overheated and was unplugged, with evidence of water spillage throughout basement area. Homeowner reported rust sediment clots passing through plumbing system prior to discovering water throughout lower level. Inspected well pump assembly, pressure tank, and associated copper supply lines showing significant rust and oxidation. Documented corroded piping, deteriorated pump components, and water-damaged tank with visible rust staining. System currently not operational with no active water flow. Identified failing well pump as primary issue, with secondary concerns regarding corroded distribution piping and sediment contamination from well source. Photographed pump assembly, pressure gauge, braided supply lines, and storage tank condition for documentation. No active leak present at time of inspection. Recommended pump replacement and evaluation of well water quality to address rust c

Performed comprehensive HVAC maintenance tune-up including system diagnostics and electrical testing. Utilized clamp meter to verify capacitor functionality and electrical readings, confirming all components operating within normal parameters. System inspection completed with no issues identified.

Conducted comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement of two existing gas furnace and air conditioning units, both approximately 20 years old and at end of serviceable life. Primary unit located in attic space and secondary unit in crawlspace, both requiring ladder access for evaluation. Inspected existing ductwork infrastructure in crawlspace, noting galvanized steel plenum connections and supply ductwork with metallic elbow transitions. Evaluated current system configuration including return air grilles, electrical wiring, and distribution components throughout both zones. Documented foundation-mounted equipment locations and existing duct sealing conditions. Customer requested immediate replacement timeline with specific exclusion of certain manufacturer brands from proposal options, with interest in financing solutions for dual-system replacement project.

Completed estimate for full HVAC system replacement on 25-year-old air conditioning unit with indoor air handler located in laundry room. Assessed existing grey metal air handler with flexible black ductwork and outdoor condensing unit with beige top housing positioned on composite decking against exterior wall. Customer requested ASAP replacement with no brand preference and will not require financing options.

Conducted comprehensive electrical assessment of residential property following home inspection report. Evaluated main electrical panel for code violations including double-tapped breakers and other deficiencies identified during inspection. Documented existing conditions with detailed photographs of electrical service equipment, exterior building conditions, and utility access areas. Prepared separate estimates addressing immediate electrical code compliance issues for potential same-day correction and a complete 200-amp service upgrade to meet current electrical demands and safety standards.

Replaced failed compressor under warranty on residential HVAC system. Evacuated and recovered existing refrigerant, installed new compressor, and recharged system by weight using refrigerant scale and manifold gauges to ensure proper charge levels. Documented old and new compressor with photographs for warranty claim processing, verified system pressures and temperatures within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

Responded to service call for roof penetration flashing repair around HVAC vent. Customer had previously repaired roof leak but required fabrication of custom storm collar or roof flashing boot that seals vent pipe penetration. Assessed existing roof penetration, took measurements of vent pipe diameter and clearances, and documented site conditions with photos to facilitate proper fabrication of replacement flashing component that was unavailable through standard supply channels.

Responded to report of upstairs thermostat not powering on for heating and cooling system. Upon arrival, verified thermostat display was completely blank with no response to user inputs. Performed voltage testing at equipment location using digital multimeter, confirming supply voltage readings of 31.5 degrees (likely temperature measurement during diagnostic process in attic space where condensing unit or air handler was accessed). Troubleshot electrical connections, checked transformer output, and restored power to thermostat circuit. System restored to normal operation with thermostat display functioning and responding properly to temperature adjustments.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-year-old electric air conditioning system with indoor unit located in attic. Upon arrival, system was in off position following previous diagnostic visit by another company. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. Inspected compressor, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and evaporator coil assembly. Noted accumulation of dirt and debris on compressor unit, mounting surfaces, and condenser coil fins indicating need for routine maintenance. Examined copper refrigerant piping showing normal oxidation consistent with system age. Verified all electrical connections secure with proper wire management and zip tie restraints in place. Assessed capacitor, accumulator, and associated refrigerant circuit components for proper operation. Documented system condition through photographic evidence showing compressor assembly, piping configuration, and evaporator c

Responded to water leak complaint originating from condensate pump at cellar-located indoor unit. Upon arrival, inspected HVAC system and identified condensate pump malfunction causing water discharge over previous several days. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including evaporator coil inspection for biological growth or damage, verified proper filter installation and seating to ensure adequate airflow, and conducted static pressure measurements to assess overall system performance. Cleared condensate line obstruction, tested pump operation and float switch functionality, and confirmed proper drainage. Verified system cooling operation, checked refrigerant pressures, and ensured all components functioning within manufacturer specifications. System restored to normal operation with no further leakage observed.

Conducted comprehensive plumbing assessment based on home inspection findings, identifying multiple critical issues requiring attention. Documented extensive corrosion and rust at drainage lines, active leaks at both supply lines and waste drainage connections, and missing or inaccessible clean-out access point. Evaluated gas water heater installation, noting insufficient vent flue rise with negative slope and absence of required drip pan beneath unit. Photographed corroded pipe joints, deteriorated connections with visible rust staining, and compromised drainage system components to support estimate preparation for necessary repairs and code compliance updates.

Completed first phase of two-trip mini split electrical service for sunroom addition. Removed existing exposed wiring from brick wall and properly terminated connections in new junction box mounted to exterior masonry. De-energized and secured dedicated breaker at panel to ensure safety during construction phase. Homeowner advised to schedule second trip after roof installation but before interior finishing to allow proper wire routing through framing. Second trip will involve running new circuit in conduit up brick wall, through new ceiling construction, and terminating at existing mini split disconnect location.

Successfully completed full electrical installation of a Generac backup generator system on rooftop concrete pad. Securely mounted generator unit to concrete surface and installed all required electrical infrastructure, including new conduit runs and generator cables from electrical panels to unit. Ran gas piping from existing shut-off valve to generator connection point. Installed battery, completed all electrical connections, and performed initial startup procedures to verify proper operation of the system.

Completed installation of new tub shoe drain assembly on bathtub. Removed existing worn drain fixture and installed replacement tub shoe, ensuring proper seal and drainage function.

Replaced defective wall-mounted mini-split indoor head unit under warranty. Unit was successfully removed and new head unit installed on existing backing board, restoring proper system operation.

Completed routine plumbing inspection of residential property. Examined bathtub drain assembly, noting mineral buildup and rust-colored staining around drain rim consistent with normal aging and hard water deposits. Inspected water heater installation in utility closet, verifying proper positioning, venting configuration with flexible metal conduits, and confirming all manufacturer labels and safety warnings remain visible and intact.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on heat pump and air handler system located in walk-in crawlspace. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter and clamp meter, verifying voltage readings of 14.2V at control board and measuring current draw of 5.43A at contactor assembly. Inspected all electrical connections, terminal blocks, and wiring throughout control panel, confirming proper operation of contactors and circuit components. All system parameters tested within normal operating specifications.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on geothermal system located in basement. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, recording voltage reading of 179.7V at control panel and amp draw of 6.48A at circulation pump. Inspected all system components, wiring connections, and mechanical equipment for proper operation. Customer provided air filters for system as part of care plan service.