Plumbing, Electric and HVAC Services in Georgetown, KY

Replaced worn bathtub drain stopper lever assembly due to failed linkage mechanism. Removed corroded original assembly including trip lever, linkage rod, and spring components, then installed new lever assembly to restore proper stopper operation.

Completed comprehensive care plan maintenance on two gas furnaces and one air conditioning unit. Primary furnace system located in basement area, secondary furnace in washroom area with no associated cooling equipment. Performed full seasonal tune-up procedures including inspection of burner assembly, ignition components, heat exchanger, and gas valve operations. Verified proper thermostat operation and calibration on Honeywell digital control. Checked all electrical connections, tested safety controls, and inspected copper refrigerant lines on AC unit. Customer provided 16x25x1 air filters for installation. All systems operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on heat pump and air handler system located in attic. Performed diagnostic testing on outdoor condenser unit using digital multimeter to verify electrical performance and system operation. Inspected internal electrical components, wiring connections, and refrigerant line system including copper tubing and service lines. Provided additional air filters as requested (16x25x1 and 20x25x4 sizes) to supplement customer-supplied filters for ongoing maintenance.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up service on an 8-year-old heat pump system with air handler located in attic. Performed full system diagnostics including electrical testing at outdoor condenser unit, verified thermostat operation and programming, inspected both indoor and outdoor equipment components, and confirmed proper system performance per manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for non-operational 15-year-old geothermal air conditioning system with reported blower fan failure. Coordinated gate access call prior to arrival for evening appointment window. Upon inspection, accessed attic-mounted air handler unit and assessed system components including condensate drainage lines and refrigerant piping connections. Documented existing equipment condition showing age-appropriate wear, moisture accumulation on insulated refrigerant lines, and water staining around condensate connections indicating previous drainage activity. Photographed air handler installation, ductwork connections, electrical wiring, and PVC condensate drain routing for service records. Evaluated blower motor operation, electrical supply to unit, and overall system functionality to diagnose reported cooling failure and determine necessary repairs for geothermal heat pump system.

Performed routine maintenance on 2024 heat pump system with attic-mounted air handler. Conducted electrical diagnostics on outdoor condensing unit using clamp meter, verifying amperage draw at 0.56 amps, and inspected dual-run capacitor rated at 35/5µF for proper operation. Confirmed thermostat functionality showing system maintaining 70°F indoor temperature with 27% humidity and verified heating and cooling setpoints programmed correctly.

Responded to water leak investigation call at residential bathroom. Conducted thorough inspection of shower enclosure and bathtub area featuring marble-tiled walls and frameless glass panels. Located source of water intrusion and documented findings with photographic evidence. Identified leak origin point and explained repair requirements to customer for future remediation work.

Responded to service call for two non-functioning electric water heaters in older home, each on separate electrical disconnect boxes. Inspected both exterior-mounted disconnect switches and verified breakers were not tripping. Found deteriorated wiring connections and corroded terminals in both disconnect boxes due to age and environmental exposure. Cleaned terminal connections, replaced damaged wire terminations, verified proper voltage supply to both units, and restored power to water heaters. Both units operational upon completion of electrical repairs.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on attic-mounted heat pump and air handler system. Performed system diagnostics, verified airflow and temperature differential at supply register using digital measuring instruments, and inspected ductwork and equipment installation. All components operating within manufacturer specifications, with customer providing their own 16x16x1 and washable filters as part of ongoing maintenance protocol.

Completed first-year warranty repair on geothermal flow center by replacing a weakened fitting connection toward the loop field that may have been compromised during the original installation of the new flow center. Flushed the entire system using flush cart to ensure proper operation and remove any debris. All necessary materials and tools were retrieved from shop inventory to complete the repair, with photographic documentation taken of the mechanical room installation including the flow center, associated piping, electrical junction boxes, and system components.

Completed routine AC tune-up maintenance on dual geothermal system with units located in attic and basement, both approximately 10 years old. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using multimeter to test control circuitry, wiring connections, and system components. Evaluated thermostat operation and noted potential thermostat malfunction requiring replacement. Installed customer-supplied air filters (20x30x1 and 24x30x1). Inspected all electrical connections, control boards, and wiring harnesses for proper operation. System tested and operational upon completion.

Returned to property to address accessibility concerns regarding downstairs zone ductwork. Located and accessed crawl space entry point through dedicated exterior access panel. Conducted thorough inspection of supply ducting for downstairs zone, which is partially buried in dirt floor with compromised insulation throughout crawl space. Documented conditions with photographs showing exposed floor joists, scattered fiberglass insulation, and flexible ductwork running through space. Measured airflow at downstairs registers and confirmed reduced performance due to dirty 20x24x1 filter and compromised duct conditions. Reviewed all findings and photographic documentation with property owner to provide complete system evaluation.

# Service Call Back Summary Returned to address ongoing issues with geothermal system experiencing low refrigerant pressures and operational instability. Upon arrival, confirmed system was cycling but not maintaining consistent operation. Pressure readings indicated refrigerant loss since previous service visit. Added refrigerant charge and cycled system between heating and cooling modes multiple times to stabilize pressures and restore normal operation. Pressures returned to acceptable range and system resumed proper function. Re-inspected previously identified leaking Cormax fitting, which remains seized and unable to be removed without risk of component damage. Fitting continues to show minor refrigerant seepage. Documented system configuration and component layout with photos for service records. Advised monitoring system performance and refrigerant levels, with recommendation to address seized fitting and potential TXV concerns if operational issues recur.

Performed comprehensive 60-point inspection and completed tankless water heater flush service. Verified proper water flow and pressure through both fixed rainfall showerhead and handheld shower component. All fixtures functioning normally with no visible leaks, damage, or mineral buildup detected.

Responded to non-urgent service call for a geothermal system with red indicator light for water flow issue. Performed diagnostic testing of system temperature differential (24°F) and inspected copper piping connections. Serviced the quick-connect brass fitting on the main water line and restored proper system operation, eliminating the flow warning light.

Responded to service call regarding water leak between shower and wall on concrete slab foundation. Upon inspection, removed drywall section to access plumbing components, revealing multiple PVC pipes with water supply lines and evidence of moisture damage. Identified leak source at PEX tubing connection points with metallic fittings, performed necessary repairs to resolve the water intrusion issue.

Successfully installed a new Bradford White Basic 50-gallon gas water heater with 6-year tank/parts warranty and 1-year labor warranty in utility closet. Connected to existing water lines, gas supply, and vent system with all necessary piping and fittings, ensuring proper combustion as verified by flame test. Removed and disposed of old unit and secured required KY Division of Plumbing permit and inspection.

Performed diagnostic assessment on dual HVAC units per customer's high energy bill concerns. Inspection revealed significant dust accumulation on evaporator coils affecting system efficiency. Measured and documented ductwork dimensions (approximately 25") to evaluate proper airflow. Recommended standard cleaning of coils and filter replacement to improve system performance and reduce energy consumption, which should address the intermittent red indicator light issues.

Diagnosed and repaired faulty main water valve that was not properly shutting off water supply in specific area of residence. Inspected plumbing system components including copper pipes, flexible connectors, and supply lines; replaced defective valve to restore proper water control functionality in the 46-year-old home's affected section.

Completed Care Plan Tune Up on AC/GF unit located in basement. Performed temperature differential testing with readings of 48°F at supply duct and conducted electrical diagnostics measuring 32.9 amps on the condensing unit. Replaced 16x25x4 air filter as part of maintenance service.