Plumbing Services in Paris, KY

Completed residential HVAC system installation including Lennox ML14KC1-042-230 3.5 ton 16 SEER2 air conditioning unit and CK40HT-48C-71 evaporator coil. Installed new outdoor condensing unit on existing concrete pad with electrical whip kit and disconnect box, connected refrigerant lines with new insulation and filter drier, and mounted evaporator coil in attic space with custom ductboard transition to existing ductwork. Installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, utilized existing thermostat, removed and disposed of old equipment, tested system operation to verify proper cooling performance and refrigerant charge.

Responded to service call for multiple plumbing issues including a noisy toilet in the half bath, unsecured hydrant at barn wall, and leak under master bathroom. Inspected vintage high-tank toilet system with overhead wooden tank and pull-chain flush mechanism; diagnosed intermittent running noise and assessed flush valve and fill valve operation. Examined water supply shutoff valves showing corrosion and oxidation on copper piping with evidence of moisture damage and water staining on surrounding wall surface, indicating active or previous leak condition. Secured hydrant mounting at barn location and documented all findings with photographic evidence for repair recommendations.

Responded to plumbing callback for crossed hot and cold water supply lines. Upon inspection, located the issue in the exposed ceiling area where copper and PVC supply lines were improperly connected at a ball valve junction point. The hot and cold water feeds were reversed, causing all fixtures to dispense cold water from hot taps and vice versa. Documented the existing plumbing configuration with the "DO NOT TOUCH" signage visible on the valve assembly. Provided update to front office staff regarding findings and recommended corrective action to properly reconnect the supply lines in their correct configuration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old gas system with indoor unit located in crawlspace. Upon arrival, thermostat set to 70°F with indoor temperature reading 80°F. Performed complete system diagnostics using manifold gauge set and clamp meter to assess compressor amperage and refrigerant pressures at outdoor condenser unit. Testing revealed system operational parameters and identified cause of cooling failure. Documented findings with diagnostic equipment readings showing compressor draw at 9.46 amps and refrigerant pressure levels on both high and low side circuits.

Jackhammered and removed a section of kitchen floor to access and eliminate the existing floor drain. Rerouted the kitchen drainage system by tying it directly into the main sewer line, ensuring proper slope and code-compliant connections. Excavation work exposed the necessary plumbing infrastructure to complete the permanent drain reconfiguration. Concrete replacement is not included in this scope of work.

Conducted on-site evaluation for Bryant ductless mini-split system installation in bedroom with capability for future expansion to accommodate two additional indoor units. Assessed rooftop location for outdoor condenser placement on brick surface near existing HVAC equipment and evaluated attic space with spray foam insulation for refrigerant line routing and electrical connections to support multi-zone system configuration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old multi-zone heat pump system with one zone unable to maintain setpoint temperature. Upon inspection, discovered severely damaged flexible supply ductwork in attic space with multiple tears and compromised insulation jacket exposing internal fiberglass insulation. Documented extensive duct damage contributing to significant conditioned air loss before reaching affected zone, explaining inadequate cooling performance and inability to reach thermostat setpoint.

Conducted on-site electrical assessment for generator installation. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure including main service panel with analog meter, conduit routing, and current circuit breaker configuration. Documented main distribution panel condition showing aged main breaker and multiple branch circuits with extensive wiring connections. Photographed meter base location on brick wall with existing conduit pathways to determine optimal connection points for proposed generator transfer switch. Assessed available panel capacity and identified necessary upgrades to accommodate automatic transfer switch integration with existing electrical system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on upstairs HVAC unit with interior temperatures reaching low 80s. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system including airflow measurements at ductwork and inspection of air handler components. System assessed for proper refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and mechanical operation to identify cause of insufficient cooling capacity.

Completed generator installation with final connections and system verification. Documented exterior equipment placement including transfer switch, condenser unit, and associated utility connections mounted to building exterior. All electrical connections secured and tested for proper operation. Site conditions noted with vegetation overgrowth around equipment requiring future maintenance access considerations.

Responded to callback for newly installed system that would not shut off upon reaching setpoint temperature. System was overcooling to 68°F despite thermostat set at 73°F, requiring customer to disable power at breaker panel. Performed diagnostic testing and confirmed supply air temperature at 52°F and return air temperature at 69°F, indicating proper refrigerant charge and system operation. Identified thermostat control issue preventing compressor from cycling off at target temperature. Corrected thermostat wiring and configuration settings to restore proper temperature control functionality. Verified system now cycles correctly and maintains setpoint without overcooling.

Responded to pre-purchase home inspection concerns regarding ungrounded and unsafe electrical outlets in the basement. Performed comprehensive evaluation of the electrical system, including inspection of outlet boxes, wiring configurations, and grounding conditions. Identified missing ground connections at multiple receptacle locations and documented findings with photographic evidence for the real estate transaction.

Successfully installed a 24kW Generac standby generator system with 200-amp automatic transfer switch at residential property. Installation included complete electrical integration with existing service panel, proper grounding, fuel line connection, and mounting of exterior generator unit on concrete pad with appropriate clearances per manufacturer specifications. Transfer switch was installed in basement utility area with all required conduit runs and wire connections to main electrical panel, ensuring seamless automatic power transfer during utility outages. All work completed in accordance with local electrical codes, with necessary permits obtained and inspections passed. System was fully commissioned, tested for proper operation, and configured with remote monitoring capabilities to track generator performance and runtime status.

Completed full HVAC system replacement with installation of Trane 14.3 SEER2 heat pump system in attic, including 5TWR4036A100 outdoor condensing unit, 5TEM4B04AC31 air handler, and BAYHTR1510B backup heat strip. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment per code compliance requirements. Installed outdoor unit on pad with proper clearances and secured all refrigerant line sets and electrical connections. Mounted air handler in attic with appropriate supports and drainage provisions. Ran new refrigerant lines with proper insulation and installed exterior disconnect box with conduit on brick wall exterior. Pulled vacuum on refrigerant system and performed leak test to verify system integrity. Charged system to manufacturer specifications and verified proper refrigerant pressures and temperatures using digital manifold gauges. Tested all electrical connections, verified proper amperage draw, and confirmed heat pump operation in both heating and cooling modes. Checked airflow, te

Responded to fire department report of possible propane leak at oven location in building under construction. Upon arrival, gas supply was already shut off. Performed visual inspection of exposed gas piping system, including black iron and copper lines running through unfinished structure. Inspected connections at appliance location and traced gas distribution lines throughout accessible areas of the construction site. No active leak detected at time of inspection with gas supply in off position. Documented existing gas line configuration and condition with photographs for reference.

Responded to emergency call for leaking A.O. Smith water heater (serial #2229130323637) experiencing severe overflow from top of unit. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak flooding from upper portion of tank, requiring homeowner to shut off main water supply to entire property. Diagnosed failed water heater tank requiring complete unit replacement under manufacturer warranty through Lowe's/A.O. Smith. Disconnected all copper supply and discharge piping, electrical connections, and pressure relief valve from failed unit. Removed defective water heater from basement mechanical room. Obtained replacement water heater from Lowe's using Return Authorization #R14862859 for warranty exchange. Installed new A.O. Smith water heater, reconnecting all copper plumbing lines, valves, electrical supply, and pressure relief valve per manufacturer specifications and local plumbing code. Tested all connections for leaks, verified proper electrical operation, and restored full water service to property i

Completed full system installation of new Lennox 14.3 SEER2 5-ton air conditioning unit (model ML14KC10060-230) with matching evaporator coil (model CK40CT-60C-230) to replace existing equipment. Removed and properly disposed of old HVAC system per code requirements. Installed outdoor condenser unit on pad with new electrical disconnect box, whip kit, and insulated refrigerant lines with filter drier. Mounted indoor evaporator coil with transition to existing ductwork and installed SS2 coil drain safety water sensor for overflow protection. Installed new T10 thermostat with remote sensor for enhanced temperature control and zoning capability. Ran complete system diagnostics using manifold gauges to verify proper refrigerant charge, pressures, and temperatures across both indoor and outdoor units. Tested all electrical connections, verified proper amperage draw, and confirmed system operation through complete cooling cycle. Obtained all applicable permits and ensured installation meets

Conducted on-site electrical assessment for Kohler generator installation. Evaluated existing electrical panel capacity and circuit breaker configuration to determine compatibility with proposed standby generator system. Documented current electrical infrastructure including main service panel layout with dual rows of circuit breakers and existing conduit routing. Assessed exterior installation location near property perimeter fence, identifying vegetation clearance requirements and optimal placement for generator pad and transfer switch connection. Photographed electrical panel specifications and proposed generator location to develop comprehensive installation estimate.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on heat pump system with air handler located in attic accessible via pull-down stairs. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics on outdoor unit using refrigerant manifold gauge, confirming R410A refrigerant charge with pressures reading 117.3 psig low side and 229.0 psig high side, with superheat and subcooling measurements recorded. Verified thermostat operation and programming on Honeywell ProSeries digital control set to 67 degrees.

Responded to service call for inadequate cooling affecting entire residence with 20-year-old packaged AC unit. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system evaluation of exterior-mounted heat pump/air conditioning system. Conducted visual inspection revealing weathered cabinet with aging components consistent with unit age. Assessed airflow through intake grilles and top discharge panel, checked refrigerant levels, tested electrical connections, and evaluated compressor operation. Determined system performance limitations due to age-related component degradation. Provided homeowner with findings and recommendations for addressing cooling deficiency.