Plumbing Repair & Replacement in Berea, KY

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to service call for air conditioning system with inadequate cooling performance. Upon arrival, customer reported unit was operating but not maintaining desired temperature setpoint. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using calibrated test equipment. Connected manifold gauge set to measure refrigerant pressures on both high and low sides of the system. Utilized digital clamp meter to verify amperage draw on compressor circuit. Pressure readings and amperage measurements indicated system was operating outside normal parameters. Analysis of gauge readings on both suction and discharge sides revealed refrigerant charge discrepancy affecting cooling capacity. Conducted thorough inspection of condensing unit and evaporator coil accessibility points. Verified electrical connections and confirmed compressor was energizing properly based on amp draw measurements. System showed signs of reduced efficiency consistent with improper refrigerant level

Responded to callback for AC unit leaking water onto floor. Upon inspection, found condensate drain pan showing signs of standing water and staining, with evaporator coil displaying dirt accumulation on fins. Documented air handler interior condition and drainage system components with photos for service records.

Responded to no cooling call on four-year-old Bryant Evolution Connex system displaying "Indoor Unit Communication Fault" error on thermostat. Upon inspection, diagnosed communication failure between thermostat and air handler preventing system operation. Troubleshot wiring connections, control board signals, and network communication protocol between indoor unit and thermostat to identify root cause of fault condition and restore proper system communication and cooling function.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old heat pump system. Upon inspection, found outdoor unit running but not producing cool air. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor with visible signs of age and deterioration. Replaced defective capacitor with proper MFD-rated component, restored system to normal cooling operation, and verified proper amperage draw on compressor and condenser fan motor.

Responded to no cooling complaint at commercial facility. Upon arrival, located two commercial-grade HVAC units installed on exterior wall between protective bollards. Performed diagnostic evaluation of both units to identify cause of cooling failure and documented equipment condition with photographs for service records.

Conducted comprehensive electrical site assessment for backup generator installation at brick building. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure including current meter location, service entrance configuration, and main distribution panel capacity. Documented exterior mounting locations for transfer switch and generator pad placement near existing HVAC equipment on gravel base. Assessed interior electrical panel with dual-row circuit breaker arrangement to determine integration requirements for automatic transfer switch installation. Photographed existing conduit routing and service entrance components to develop accurate material list and labor estimate for generator interconnection project.

Responded to non-urgent service call for HVAC system making loud noise with unusual odor. Performed electrical diagnostics using multimeter, confirming voltage readings of 144V at the control panel. Inspected and tested thermostat functionality, which was operating correctly at set point of 69°F. Identified and resolved issue with system components causing the noise and odor.

Conducted initial assessment of main sewer line in basement utility area. Examined existing plumbing configuration including water heater connections and PVC drainage pipes. Collected diagnostic fee and provided customer with estimate for sewer line cleanout service with potential floor excavation required depending on obstruction location and severity.