Top-Rated Plumbing in Lexington, KY

Responded to water leak service call for Aire-Flo HVAC system. Inspected outdoor condenser unit which appeared in good condition with no visible damage. Identified water stain on ceiling below indoor air handler, indicating possible condensate drain line clog or overflow pan issue. Cleared blockage and verified proper drainage to resolve leak.

Responded to service call regarding suspected evaporator coil leak. Performed diagnostic inspection of the Carrier system and examined thermostat functionality, confirming proper operation with heat setting at 70°F. Inspected oil capacitor and electrical connections in outdoor unit, finding no visible signs of damage or deterioration. Previous contractor's assessment of evaporator coil leak was confirmed; recommended replacement of affected components to resolve the water leakage issue.

Successfully relocated upstairs bathroom drainage system to accommodate finished ceiling installation. Elevated lavatory and shower drains by cutting them closer to the subfloor and modifying joists while maintaining proper fall for drainage. Additionally, repositioned the drain stack to be flush with the wall, allowing for proper drywall installation.

Performed lineset replacement for unit #512 due to leak. Successfully completed leak search, pressure tested the copper pipes and fittings, evacuated the system, and recharged with R-410A refrigerant according to specifications. Verified proper system operation after repair.

Performed Care Plan maintenance service on a 6-system commercial installation, conducting electrical diagnostics with readings of 5.7A verified with Fluke 376 FC meter. Inspected exterior conduit connections and electrical junction boxes for proper installation and weatherproofing. Noted presence of customer-owned R22 refrigerant tank available for recharging older systems as needed. Replaced required filters per specifications: (1) 18x20x1, (1) 20x20x1, (2) 20x25x1, and (2) 16x25x1.

Cut in access panel in garage to install new copper supply line for exterior hose bibb. Replaced old fixture with new model and verified proper functionality of the outdoor faucet before completing job.

Responded to a non-urgent cooling issue where the system was unable to cool below 74°F despite a 70°F setpoint. Inspection of the dual outdoor condenser units revealed normal installation on proper gravel beds with appropriate electrical connections. Thermostat inspection showed the Honeywell ProSeries was functioning correctly but was set to "Heat On" mode rather than cooling mode, explaining the temperature discrepancy. Adjusted system settings and verified proper operation with the homeowner.

Diagnosed A.O. Smith tanked water heater that was not producing hot water due to pilot light failure. Inspected the thermocouple and gas control valve, which were found to be faulty. Replaced thermocouple and reset pilot light, confirming proper ignition and operation before departure.

Responded to a no hot water call and installed a new Bradford White tanked water heater after diagnosing irreparable issues with the previous unit. Completed all necessary plumbing connections including PVC water lines and flexible connectors, ensuring proper installation according to manufacturer specifications. System is now operational with hot water restored throughout the residence.

Completed installation of a RUUD 3-ton 3-phase Heat Pump system with matching RUUD 3-ton Air Handler and 15KW Heat Kit, including a new digital thermostat. Utilized existing disconnect and whip, properly positioned outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad with appropriate line connections, and removed/disposed of previous equipment according to code requirements.

Conducted electrical estimate for generator installation and evaluated existing electrical panel to determine compatibility. Inspection of the main circuit breaker panel revealed multiple circuits with various gauge wiring and limited spare capacity. Panel assessment completed to determine if modifications would be necessary to support proposed generator installation.

Performed scheduled maintenance on dual-system HVAC setup (heat pump and GF/AC) as part of regular care plan service. Inspected electrical components including capacitor (CSC 45+5μF 440VAC) and conducted amperage testing with Fluke 376 FC meter, which showed normal readings (0.5). Replaced two air filters (20x25x1 and 16x25x1) as per maintenance agreement.

Performed scheduled maintenance on three HVAC systems at commercial location: two RTU systems and one heat pump split system. Inspected and cleaned mechanical components showing significant dust accumulation on fan assembly and interior surfaces. Replaced two 4L510 belts and installed new filters (1-16x20x1, 8-20x20x2, 1-20x24x1) as part of preventative maintenance agreement.

Performed quarterly maintenance service on three rooftop units per PSA requirements. Inspected RTU #1 (front left), RTU #2 (front right), and RTU #3 (back store room), documenting equipment condition with required photographs. Completed all mandatory service forms and verified filter inventory (4 16x24x2 and 8 20x24x2) and belt specifications (A51, A54).

Upon arrival, diagnosed dual HVAC systems (one in attic, one in basement) experiencing cooling failure. Performed electrical diagnostics with Fieldpiece meter, detecting abnormal amperage readings of 5.72. Inspected and serviced geothermal system components including insulated plumbing connections to storage tank. Both systems restored to proper cooling operation.

Successfully completed installation of Bradford White gas water heater, including proper drainage and removal of old unit. Hard-piped water lines with copper connections, replacing previous flexible hoses for improved durability. Performed comprehensive leak check, verified proper water heater operation, and conducted water quality testing to ensure system integrity.

Inspected commercial system reported as not cooling properly in office and sanctuary areas. Found system in OFF mode with thermostat reading 63°F indoor temperature. Examined air filtration system which appeared to be in acceptable condition from previous maintenance visit. Restored proper system operation by correcting thermostat settings and verifying cooling function.

Responded to callback for unit running warm. Utilized Aurora AID diagnostic tool to analyze system performance and conducted pressure testing with gauge showing approximately 30 PSI, well below the optimal range. Determined refrigerant leak was causing insufficient cooling capacity, explaining why thermostat set at 67°F was reading 73°F.

Performed Care Plan Tune Up on heat pump and air handler system located in attic. Conducted electrical testing with Fieldpiece SC440 clamp meter showing 8.75A current draw and 0.2V readings. Inspected JARD capacitor (45+5μF) which showed signs of dust accumulation but remains functional. Customer supplies filters as noted.

Performed scheduled care plan tune-up on customer's single HVAC system. Conducted electrical diagnostics using Fieldpiece clamp meter, recording readings of 10.3 amps on the outdoor unit and temperature measurements of 21.9°. System is functioning within normal parameters; customer will continue to supply filters as needed.