Plumbing, Electric and HVAC Services in Georgetown, KY

Performed comprehensive camera inspection of plumbing system to assess multiple issues. Documented kitchen sink drain assembly showing dual-basin PVC trap configuration with visible age-related deterioration and intermittent dishwasher connection leaks. Inspected bathroom toilet exhibiting water leakage around base with supply currently shut off, indicating probable wax ring failure requiring replacement. Evaluated exterior hose bibb positioned too low for standard hose connection, requiring relocation or adjustment for proper functionality.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 13+ year old geothermal system blowing room temperature air with 8-degree temperature differential between setpoint and actual room temperature. Diagnosed failed contactor preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective contactor with new unit, restored proper electrical connections, and verified system operation with adequate cooling performance upon completion.

Replaced 14x14 return air grill and performed maintenance tune-up on dual-zone HVAC system consisting of two heat pumps and two air handlers located in attic and basement. Inspected outdoor condenser units, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage systems to ensure proper operation of both zones.

Completed routine plumbing inspection as part of scheduled preventive maintenance. Inspected and tested kitchen faucet operation and bathroom shower system, verifying proper water flow, fixture functionality, and absence of leaks. All plumbing fixtures found to be in good working condition with no issues identified.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 12-year-old heat pump system with thermostat locked at 79 degrees. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor in outdoor condensing unit preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective capacitor with new TITAN PRO 70/7.5µF 440VAC rated dual run capacitor, restored proper system operation, and verified cooling cycle functionality with normal temperature control response.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old Lennox heat pump system with recurring low pressure fault that would reset and operate for a few hours before faulting again. Performed electrical diagnostics on indoor unit located in basement using clamp meter to measure amperage draw and verify proper operation of compressor and control board. Found system operating at 173 amps during testing, indicating electrical components were functioning within normal parameters at time of service call.

Responded to water leak in basement laundry room where cold water hose bib connection to washing machine was actively leaking. Removed defective hose bib assembly, installed new brass shutoff valve with proper mounting bracket, and connected new braided stainless steel flex supply lines to washing machine. Addressed visible mold growth in affected area and verified all connections were secure with no active leaks upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2019-installed system consisting of Model 24ACC430A003 outdoor unit (Serial: 2919E13556) and Model CNPHP3017ALA air handler (Serial: 2219X46735). Previous contractor suspected ductwork issues. Upon inspection of attic-mounted indoor unit, discovered significant condensation accumulation on flexible ductwork at plenum junction points, indicating inadequate insulation and possible air leakage at duct connections. Observed moisture pooling on multiple supply ducts converging at central distribution point, with visible water droplets and dampness on metallic duct surfaces. Identified improperly supported flex duct runs with insufficient insulation barrier between conditioned air and attic ambient temperature. System equipment confirmed operational but cooling capacity compromised by duct losses and condensation issues causing reduced airflow and efficiency. Documented warranty status showing enhanced parts coverage active through 2029 for original owner

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on dual heat pump and air handler system located in basement and second floor closet. Performed comprehensive inspection, tested system operation and airflow at supply registers, verified thermostat programming and temperature control functionality, and documented equipment performance with diagnostic readings showing proper operation at 74°F ambient conditions.

Responded to service call for no hot water condition on 8-year-old A.O. Smith ProLine tanked water heater located in residential utility closet. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of unit including inspection of gas supply line, pilot light assembly, thermocouple, gas control valve, and electrical connections. Verified proper gas flow through flexible metallic supply line and confirmed all plumbing connections at top of tank were secure with no visible leaks. Assessed copper piping configuration, brass fittings, and water line connections including the recirculation system components. Documented current condition of unit with detailed photographic records showing manufacturer labels, energy guide specifications, and overall installation setup. Unit appeared properly installed with adequate clearances and ventilation in confined space.

Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old air conditioning system affecting entire home. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of the unit and identified system failure. Completed necessary repairs to restore cooling operation to the residence.

Completed full residential HVAC system installation including Bosch heat pump model BOVA60RTBM20, Bosch air handler model BIVA48RCBM20 with 15KW heat kit (L83-049), and Bosch communicating thermostat (L51-915). Relocated air handler to the left and installed new base box with built-in 1" filter rack to improve accessibility and filtration. Removed existing barrier in main return wall opening to enhance airflow into air handler and eliminate whistling noise caused by restricted return air passage. Installed outdoor unit on concrete pad with snow legs for elevation and drainage, complete with electrical whip kit and disconnect box. Added surge protection and insulated refrigerant lines with inline filter for system protection. Mounted air handler in interior utility closet with proper transitions to existing ductwork. Installed comprehensive drain safety system including trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pan with secondary water sensor for leak

Completed annual Care Plan tune-up on heat pump system with air handler and electronic air cleaner located in closet. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified electrical connections and amperage readings using clamp meter, checked refrigerant line connections, and confirmed thermostat operation displaying 69°F setpoint with system maintaining proper temperature control. Customer provides their own filter for the system.

Completed comprehensive 60-point plumbing inspection of residential property and performed tanked water heater flush service. Inspection included evaluation of all accessible plumbing fixtures, supply lines, drain systems, and shut-off valves throughout the home. Examined bathroom sink with wall-mount installation, verified proper operation of chrome fixtures and cross-handle faucet controls, and inspected visible water supply lines for leaks or corrosion. Assessed kitchen double-basin stainless steel sink with single-handle faucet, checked under-sink plumbing connections and cabinet areas for moisture or damage. Flushed tanked water heater to remove sediment buildup and maintain optimal heating efficiency and equipment longevity. All systems found operating within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.

Responded to water leak complaint occurring around furnace and water heater area in basement only when air conditioning system is operating. Performed diagnostic inspection of HVAC system and identified condensate drainage issue from indoor evaporator coil. Inspected condensate drain line, verified proper airflow across coil, and monitored temperature differential to confirm system operation. Documented electrical panel configuration and ductwork insulation condition with temperature readings to ensure proper system performance and rule out secondary moisture sources.

Completed full residential heat pump system installation including RUUD 14.3 SEER2 two-stage 3.5-ton outdoor unit (RP14AY42AJ2NA), air handler (RH2TY4821STANNJ), auxiliary heat kit (RXBH-1724A10J-B), and digital thermostat. Removed and disposed of existing equipment per code requirements. Installed outdoor unit on new concrete pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, and electrical whip kit. Applied refrigerant line insulation and installed refrigerant line filter. Ran new dedicated 40-amp circuit for heat pump system to meet electrical load requirements. Installed air handler in attic space with SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, overflow drain pan equipped with water sensor for ceiling protection, and condensate trap assembly with float mechanism. Fabricated transitions to connect new equipment to existing ductwork and installed standard-sized air filter rack for proper filtration. Charged system with refrigerant and verified pressures using manifold gauge set, confirming sys

Responded to no cooling call for 20-year-old upstairs electric air conditioning system with R22 refrigerant that had been inoperative for two days. Indoor unit located in basement. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system including inspection of outdoor condenser units, electrical panel connections, and refrigerant lines. Documented existing dual-unit configuration with upstairs system experiencing failure while downstairs system remained operational. Assessed circuit breaker panel showing dedicated circuits for both AC units and confirmed electrical supply to affected system. Inspected outdoor condenser units showing age-related weathering and examined refrigerant line connections between units. System filter had been changed within recent months. Due to advanced age of equipment and R22 refrigerant type, discussed replacement options as requested for aging upstairs system.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan maintenance on geothermal heating and cooling system, including GEO split unit and air handler. Performed standard tune-up procedures, inspected evaporator coil and heat exchanger components for proper operation, verified all mechanical connections and ductwork integrity, and documented equipment condition with photographic records. Customer supplied two 16x25x4 filters as specified for this maintenance visit.

Responded to service call for toilet leaking around the base and defective water shut-off valve. Upon inspection, discovered the toilet required reseating due to failed wax ring seal causing water leakage at floor connection. Removed and reset toilet with new wax ring and closet bolts to ensure proper seal. Replaced corroded water supply shut-off valve with new quarter-turn angle stop valve for improved functionality and leak prevention. Additionally, installed new drain stopper assembly in bathroom shower per customer request. Tested all repairs for proper operation and verified no active leaks at toilet base, supply line connections, or shower drain. All plumbing fixtures left in working order.

Corrected and secured wall flange assembly at exhaust pipe penetration point to eliminate gaps between the metal flashing plate and wall surface. Installed proper sealing components to ensure a professional, weathertight installation where the exhaust pipe exits through the exterior wall.