Heating, Air Conditioning, Geothermal, Electrical and Plumbing Experts in Cynthiana, KY

Responded to callback for system not operating properly following previous maintenance visit where adjustments were made. Inspected Goodman unit model CM48E3L-177L-000 and documented equipment condition with photos. System continues to exhibit same operational issues reported during initial service call, requiring further diagnostic evaluation to identify root cause.

Responded to no power condition affecting water heater. Located electrical disconnects in area accessible through bedroom closet. Replaced obsolete fused disconnect switch with new non-fused safety disconnect per current code requirements. Verified proper wire terminations, restored power to water heater circuit, and confirmed operational status of equipment upon completion.

Responded to no hot water complaint on recently installed tank water heater. Upon arrival, confirmed complete loss of hot water throughout residence for three days. Customer had previously attempted troubleshooting by checking and replacing fuses without resolution. Inspected electrical disconnect box serving water heater. Found two 18-amp and 30-amp fuse holders with brass bus bars and multiple wire connections. Observed accumulated debris and dust in bottom of enclosure. Tested electrical continuity and verified proper fuse sizing for water heater load requirements. Checked all wire connections at terminals for tightness and proper installation. Verified power supply to unit and tested heating elements for functionality. Restored hot water service to residence. Documented electrical panel condition with photographs for service records.

Completed whole-home plumbing fixture installation and trim-out work on existing rough-in plumbing. Installed homeowner-supplied fixtures including utility sink with gooseneck faucet in designated room. Performed system pressurization, leak testing at all connection points, and functional verification of all installed fixtures to ensure proper operation throughout the residence.

# HVAC Service Call - No Heat Condition Responded to a no heat service call for a 3-year-old electric heat pump system blowing room temperature air. Upon arrival, accessed the indoor air handler unit located near the back door and performed diagnostic evaluation of the heating system. Inspection revealed an issue with the control board requiring attention. Removed access panel to examine the circuit board assembly, which displayed part number 1006801REV-A. Documented the control board condition with photographs showing the PCB with multiple wire connections including blue, orange, yellow, and brown/black conductors properly terminated to the board. The circuit board appeared to be the source of the heating malfunction based on system behavior and diagnostic findings. Performed thorough evaluation of all electrical connections, wire terminations, and board components to identify the root cause of the no heat condition. The heat pump system was not engaging heating mode properly, resu

Successfully installed a WaterFurnace 3 Series Geothermal Package Unit (W3AV036BD1A01CTL0A10) with two-stage operation featuring 22.4 EER and 4.3 COP ratings. Completed installation included supplemental strip heat kit (EAL10B), flow pump center in crawl space (FC1-FPT), hose kit (CK4LI), fittings (MA4SWV), and Wi-Fi thermostat, while utilizing the existing return filter grille.

Completed warranty replacement of defective reversing valve on HVAC system. Verified proper operation after installation and documented equipment information with photographic evidence for warranty claim processing. System is now functioning correctly with all refrigerant lines properly connected.

Completed plumbing estimate for bathroom rough-in with two sets of hot/cold water supply lines protruding from the wall, marked with appropriate color indicators. Observed electrical work in progress with multiple outlet boxes installed and noted preparation for future fixture installations including two circular wall cutouts requiring coordination with electrical components.

Responded to service call for reported water leak in a 70-year-old residence. Inspected water meter (BadgerMeter Model 25) which showed active consumption despite fixtures being off, confirming presence of a leak. Examination of the foundation perimeter revealed moisture accumulation near landscaping at the house exterior, indicating underground supply line damage requiring further excavation and repair.

Successfully installed a complete HVAC system in an office space renovation, including a 3-ton 14 SEER2 Rheem/RUUD heat pump with R-454B refrigerant, 15kW auxiliary heat kit, and multi-positional air handler. System installation included comprehensive ductwork, safety components (overflow pan, water sensors), digital programmable thermostat, and venting for two customer-supplied bath fans.

Completed removal of non-compliant shower drain system and installed new PVC piping with proper p-trap configuration to ensure code compliance. Work included cutting out existing drain line, installing new PVC components, and properly securing all connections to prevent leaks. System now provides proper drainage while meeting all current plumbing code requirements.

Identified water leakage from shower/tub drain penetration affecting basement area. Inspection revealed deteriorated seal around drain pipe with visible discoloration and residue buildup at the coupling. Resealed pipe penetration with appropriate plumbing sealant to prevent further water intrusion during bath usage, restoring proper functionality.

Performed scheduled Care Plan Tune Up on customer's system located in basement. Took temperature readings (71°) of insulated components and measured system pressure (818.6) using UEi testing equipment. Replaced 24x24x1 filter supplied by customer and verified proper operation of all components.

Successfully removed and replaced the damaged bearing assembly in the boiler circulation pump, restoring proper operation. System testing confirmed normal circulation with no unusual noise or vibration. Thermostat verified to be properly controlling heat function with temperature readings and humidity levels now within normal parameters.

Responded to water leak service call for a Weil-McLain boiler system. Upon inspection, identified pooling water beneath the unit in basement mechanical room. Diagnosed faulty Armstrong circulation pump showing signs of wear and leakage. Repaired pump connection and verified proper system operation with no further water accumulation.

Conducted routine plumbing service agreement (PSA) inspection of water heater system. Observed American brand water heater with copper piping showing oxidation and greenish patina forming on some fittings. System appears functional but recommended monitoring pipe connections for potential future maintenance needs.

Responded to no heat call for 3-year-old Weil-McLain EVG 220 boiler system. Diagnosed issue with THM5320R wireless thermostat controller which was not properly communicating with the boiler control module. Rewired terminal connections and restored proper communication between thermostat and boiler system, returning heat functionality to the residence. System now operating normally with proper temperature readings on boiler display (84°F output, 77°F system temperature).

Performed scheduled Care Plan Tune Up on customer's HVAC system. Ambient temperature readings showed 76.6°F on measurement device with thermostat setting at 80°F. Identified ductwork issue in mechanical room with disconnected circular duct and exposed yellow insulation material at HVAC unit connection point. Reattached and properly sealed ductwork to restore system integrity.

Conducted plumbing inspection as requested. Identified significant water damage around a PVC pipe penetration through OSB sheathing with visible mold and deterioration. Examined P-trap configuration under floor joists in crawlspace, noting accumulated debris around pipe joints that could potentially affect drainage performance.

Performed routine plumbing inspection as requested in PSA. Examined copper supply lines which showed normal oxidation and mineral deposits in the crawl space/utility area. Inspected brass shut-off valve with blue handle and associated braided stainless steel supply lines, confirming proper installation and function. No immediate issues requiring repair were identified.