Top-Rated Plumbing in Lexington, KY

Performed annual maintenance on wall-mounted GEOLINK ground loop geothermal system located in basement. Inspected circulation pumps and verified proper operation. Checked system pressure gauge, confirming readings within manufacturer specifications. Customer supplied 30x36x2 filter which was installed during service.

Performed routine care plan tune-up on two Trane gas pack RTUs, checking both heating and cooling systems. Replaced four 18x20x2 filters and conducted electrical testing on fan capacitor with True RMS SC640 multimeter, confirming proper voltage reading of 9.93. All systems operating within normal parameters.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on heat pump system and air handler located in attic (unit #310). Inspected electrical components including ServiceFirst capacitor (370VAC) and control board connections, ensuring proper voltage and function. Examined ductwork for integrity and airflow, noting normal wear with no significant issues requiring immediate attention.

Performed scheduled maintenance tune-up on GF system with attic-mounted AC equipment per Care Plan. Inspected ductwork connections, noting significant dust accumulation and potential insulation deterioration at pipe joints. Conducted electrical diagnostics using Fluke 376 FC clamp meter to verify proper amperage readings. Customer's filter was replaced as part of service.

Responded to service call for new AC system installed in January that was not cooling properly. Upon inspection, found incorrect thermostat wiring configuration at the air handler. Reconnected control wiring per manufacturer specifications, verified proper operation in cooling mode with appropriate temperature differential across the coil.

Diagnosed 5-year-old gas HVAC system with no heat issue where unit would activate but not produce warm air. Inspection revealed faulty Emerson control board with visible electronic component failure. Replaced circuit board and verified proper thermostat communication, restoring normal heating function with appropriate temperature response.

Completed bi-annual maintenance service on Club Trio commercial property, servicing 11 HVAC systems (10 standard units and 1 Mitsubishi ceiling cassette mini-split). Performed comprehensive inspection of all equipment, cleaned washable filters on Bryant units and mini-split, and replaced standard filters according to specified sizes (20x20x1, 13x21.5x1, 16.5x21.5x1, 19.5x21.5x1) as part of the planned maintenance agreement.

Repaired exterior hose bibb on brick wall, replacing damaged components and ensuring proper function. Fixed broken PVC pipe near AC unit by installing new coupling and securing connection. Customer opted to perform water heater flush independently.

Inspected barn plumbing system where customer requested connection of existing lines. Identified a recessed water valve fixture with brass valve and red shut-off handle showing signs of deterioration and moisture damage in the wooden frame. Connected and secured the black metal pipes mounted on the wooden wall structure, ensuring proper integration with the existing junction box and brass fitting for functional outdoor water access.

Diagnosed and repaired unresponsive Honeywell Home ProSeries thermostat on combination oil/heat pump system. Troubleshooting revealed programming conflicts between cooling and heating modes causing temperature settings to remain locked. Performed system reset, recalibrated temperature sensors, and reprogrammed schedule settings to restore proper functionality.

Completed first-year warranty service on Lennox system by replacing faulty compressor with new YAS30K1E-PFV-8A1 model (serial 25C8894EN). Documented installation with required photographs of both old and new compressor tags for warranty claim submission and properly sealed the old compressor as per Lennox requirements.

Responded to service call for garbage disposal that was humming but not turning, indicating a possible jam. Upon inspection, found an aging unit (10+ years old) with internal obstruction. Successfully cleared the jam using hex key, verified proper operation with no leaks, and advised client on proper disposal usage to prevent future issues.

Performed routine maintenance on three HVAC systems (two in basement, one in attic) as part of customer's Care Plan. Inspected all units, measured system components, and replaced three 16x25x1 air filters. All systems functioning properly after service completion.

Conducted assessment of sump pump system requiring relocation from current position at front of residence adjacent to chain link fence. Inspection of crawlspace revealed existing PVC drainage network with multiple joints/connections mounted to wooden joists, with evidence of aging and possible moisture exposure. Quote prepared for complete sump pump relocation as requested.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-month-old heat pump system. Diagnostic testing revealed faulty control board displaying error code 37. Performed refrigerant pressure check with manifold gauges, confirmed proper charge, and replaced defective circuit board to restore normal cooling operation.

Conducted inspection of exposed wall framing to assess smoke detector wiring system. Replaced battery in hard-wired smoke detector and verified proper function of electrical connections. Observed and documented condition of surrounding electrical infrastructure within wall cavity.

Responded to water leak service call for HVAC unit in basement. Inspection revealed significant moisture damage to surrounding wooden structures with visible rot and black mold formation. Identified water pooling around the water heater and HVAC ductwork area on concrete flooring, causing carpet saturation. Unit is under warranty (less than 1 year old); completed necessary repairs to resolve the leak.

Responded to no-cooling complaint in a 3-year-old heat pump system with approximately 10°F temperature differential between floors. Conducted thorough inspection of ductwork, identifying improper sealing at critical junctions. Resealed ductwork connections with UL181-compliant tape and verified proper airflow distribution to restore balanced cooling throughout the home.

Performed Care Plan Tune Up on dual AC/GF systems located in basement and crawlspace. Inspected capacitor and electrical connections, confirming proper specifications and secure wiring. Examined blower wheel assembly for proper operation, finding components in good condition with no debris accumulation or signs of wear.

Conducted site inspection of commercial cooling system to provide estimate for line set replacement. Observed severe deterioration of insulation material on refrigerant lines with evidence of moisture damage and possible mold growth. Documentation photos taken of damaged components showing compromised black jacketing, exposed copper piping, and degraded foam insulation to support replacement recommendation.