Plumbing Services in Paris, KY

Completed routine plumbing inspection as part of scheduled preventative maintenance service. Inspected bathroom vanity plumbing including PVC P-trap assembly, black vertical drain pipe, and flexible braided stainless steel supply lines, confirming all connections were secure and functioning properly with no visible leaks. Verified exterior water pressure gauge mounted on brass fitting, noting gauge reading at approximately 0 psi at time of inspection. All accessible plumbing components were visually examined and found to be in satisfactory operating condition.

Responded to callback for loud operational noise on recently installed HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive inspection of air handler, furnace, and associated ductwork in basement mechanical area. Investigated noise complaint by running system through complete heating and cooling cycles while monitoring all components. Inspected mounting hardware, refrigerant lines, ductwork connections, and condensate pump assembly for loose fittings, vibration issues, or installation defects. Verified proper securing of copper refrigerant lines and mounting brackets. Checked air handler blower assembly and motor mounts for potential sources of noise transmission. Examined flexible ductwork connections and metal duct supports for resonance issues. All equipment found to be properly installed with secure mounting and appropriate vibration isolation. System operating within normal parameters with no abnormal sounds detected during inspection.

Completed installation of RUUD 4-ton gas package unit (model RGEAYB048AJT101NA) on residential property. Positioned unit on EL5060-3 concrete pad adjacent to structure, reused existing electrical whip while replacing disconnect box, and completed ductwork transition with protective cover. Installed digital thermostat and verified all system operations, with existing floor grille filters retained per specifications.

Completed installation of electric tanked water heater in basement location. Removed existing unit and installed new white tank-style electric water heater with proper plumbing connections including cold water inlet and hot water outlet piping. Connected pressure relief valve with discharge piping, installed shut-off valves, and established electrical connections to unit. All copper and flexible supply lines secured and tested for proper operation. Unit positioned on concrete floor with adequate clearance for ventilation and future maintenance access. System tested and verified for proper heating function and absence of leaks at all connection points.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential electric HVAC system with indoor unit located in crawlspace. Upon arrival, found extremely dirty and clogged air filters restricting airflow to the system. Replaced both filters with new 14x25x1 units to restore proper air circulation. Measured supply air temperature at 53.5°F at the evaporator coil, confirming system is now cooling adequately. System returned to normal operation with proper airflow and cooling capacity restored.

Completed comprehensive 65-point plumbing system assessment of residential property without performing water heater flush. Inspection included documentation of HTP Comfort Solutions electric water heater (Model FND080C2X045, manufactured April 2018) with verification of safety labels, specifications, and operational warnings intact.

Responded to service call for tanked water heater in basement not heating water properly. Conducted on-site assessment to evaluate unit condition, age, and operational status to provide accurate repair or replacement estimate. Documented existing equipment and surrounding installation area for estimate preparation.

Completed Gold Level prepaid maintenance on a two-system residential HVAC setup consisting of a heat pump/air handler, mini-split unit located in attic and crawl space, and outdoor condenser unit. Replaced customer-supplied 20x25x4 air filters across the systems and performed comprehensive system inspection and maintenance procedures. Documented equipment condition with photos showing the cylindrical outdoor condenser unit in landscaped area and the three replaced pleated air filters.

Responded to service call for 18-year-old geothermal system not maintaining desired temperature, getting within 4 degrees of setpoint. Performed diagnostic evaluation of basement-located air handler and geothermal loop system, inspecting refrigerant lines, pressure readings on loop system gauge, and overall equipment condition. Documented system pressures and visual condition of equipment with photos showing Geo-Flo pressure gauge readings and insulated refrigerant line configuration on air handler unit.

Responded to no cooling call on 3-year-old electric HVAC system with blank thermostat. Upon arrival, found Lennox iComfort thermostat displaying communication error message indicating loss of connection to equipment. Diagnosed failed communication between thermostat and air handler due to faulty wiring at equipment terminal block. Repaired damaged low-voltage wiring, restored proper connections, and verified thermostat communication re-established. System tested successfully with cooling cycle operating normally.

Responded to emergency callback for condensate pump leak on upstairs HVAC unit following recent maintenance service. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak from condensate pump causing water damage to ceiling below, with visible staining and discoloration on interior ceiling surfaces. Unit had been shut down by customer to prevent further damage. Inspected condensate pump assembly, drainage lines, and associated components to identify source of leak. Documented water damage to ceiling and beam area with photographs for record. Addressed pump malfunction, cleared any blockages in condensate line, and verified proper drainage operation. Tested system operation to ensure leak was resolved and no further water discharge occurring. Confirmed unit returned to normal cooling operation without condensate management issues.

Performed complete tankless water heater flush to remove mineral buildup and scale deposits, ensuring optimal heat exchanger performance and efficiency. Conducted comprehensive 65-point whole home plumbing inspection, evaluating all fixtures, supply lines, drain systems, and water pressure throughout the property. All systems found to be operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance service.

Installed REME Halo UV air purifier on guest house air handler to improve indoor air quality through active air purification technology. Performed comprehensive chemical cleaning of upstairs air handler unit, removing significant accumulated dust, grime, and particulate matter from interior metal surfaces and components to restore optimal system performance and airflow efficiency.

Completed residential HVAC system installation including Lennox ML14KC1-042-230 3.5 ton 16 SEER2 air conditioning unit and CK40HT-48C-71 evaporator coil. Installed new outdoor condensing unit on existing concrete pad with electrical whip kit and disconnect box, connected refrigerant lines with new insulation and filter drier, and mounted evaporator coil in attic space with custom ductboard transition to existing ductwork. Installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, utilized existing thermostat, removed and disposed of old equipment, tested system operation to verify proper cooling performance and refrigerant charge.

Responded to service call for multiple plumbing issues including a noisy toilet in the half bath, unsecured hydrant at barn wall, and leak under master bathroom. Inspected vintage high-tank toilet system with overhead wooden tank and pull-chain flush mechanism; diagnosed intermittent running noise and assessed flush valve and fill valve operation. Examined water supply shutoff valves showing corrosion and oxidation on copper piping with evidence of moisture damage and water staining on surrounding wall surface, indicating active or previous leak condition. Secured hydrant mounting at barn location and documented all findings with photographic evidence for repair recommendations.

Responded to plumbing callback for crossed hot and cold water supply lines. Upon inspection, located the issue in the exposed ceiling area where copper and PVC supply lines were improperly connected at a ball valve junction point. The hot and cold water feeds were reversed, causing all fixtures to dispense cold water from hot taps and vice versa. Documented the existing plumbing configuration with the "DO NOT TOUCH" signage visible on the valve assembly. Provided update to front office staff regarding findings and recommended corrective action to properly reconnect the supply lines in their correct configuration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old gas system with indoor unit located in crawlspace. Upon arrival, thermostat set to 70°F with indoor temperature reading 80°F. Performed complete system diagnostics using manifold gauge set and clamp meter to assess compressor amperage and refrigerant pressures at outdoor condenser unit. Testing revealed system operational parameters and identified cause of cooling failure. Documented findings with diagnostic equipment readings showing compressor draw at 9.46 amps and refrigerant pressure levels on both high and low side circuits.

Jackhammered and removed a section of kitchen floor to access and eliminate the existing floor drain. Rerouted the kitchen drainage system by tying it directly into the main sewer line, ensuring proper slope and code-compliant connections. Excavation work exposed the necessary plumbing infrastructure to complete the permanent drain reconfiguration. Concrete replacement is not included in this scope of work.

Conducted on-site evaluation for Bryant ductless mini-split system installation in bedroom with capability for future expansion to accommodate two additional indoor units. Assessed rooftop location for outdoor condenser placement on brick surface near existing HVAC equipment and evaluated attic space with spray foam insulation for refrigerant line routing and electrical connections to support multi-zone system configuration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old multi-zone heat pump system with one zone unable to maintain setpoint temperature. Upon inspection, discovered severely damaged flexible supply ductwork in attic space with multiple tears and compromised insulation jacket exposing internal fiberglass insulation. Documented extensive duct damage contributing to significant conditioned air loss before reaching affected zone, explaining inadequate cooling performance and inability to reach thermostat setpoint.