Top-rated Plumbing in Richmond, KY

Responded to warranty call for recently installed HVAC system experiencing freezing, water leakage, and loss of cooling capacity with indoor temperature reaching 80 degrees. Upon inspection, discovered severely corroded condensate drain pan with significant rust, mineral deposits, and water damage indicating drainage system failure. Performed diagnostic testing using digital instrumentation to assess system performance and identify root cause of cooling failure. Documented extensive deterioration of drain pan components and evidence of ongoing water accumulation causing system malfunction. Given the critical nature of the situation and compromised condition of drainage components, recommended immediate corrective action to restore proper system operation and prevent further water damage.

Completed Club Duo maintenance service on heat pump system including air handler, air conditioning components, and gas furnace. Performed comprehensive system inspection with electrical diagnostics measuring amperage and voltage readings on critical components. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and internal cabinet condition, noting vertical fin structure and drainage pan for proper operation and cleanliness.

Responded to callback for no cooling complaint with thermostat set to 68°F and indoor temperature reading 74°F. Inspected Carrier heat pump system and associated electrical components, including control board connections and sensor wiring. Documented equipment condition and component identification for diagnostic purposes.

Responded to warranty call for recently installed system with no airflow from upstairs vents despite outdoor unit running. Upon inspection in attic space, discovered air handler blower motor failure. Verified electrical readings using clamp meter, confirmed motor winding issue preventing operation. Checked system levelness and proper installation of components. Replaced defective blower motor under warranty, restored full airflow to all upstairs vents, and verified proper system operation with temperature differential within normal parameters.

Responded to water leak originating from upstairs bathroom and manifesting at basement ceiling in 19-year-old home. Investigated recurring leak issue that occurs when water is run in rarely-used bathroom, with recent occurrence following home inspection. Upon examination, discovered severely corroded toilet flange with extensive rust and deterioration of metal components, accompanied by significant water staining on surrounding tile and grout, indicating long-term moisture intrusion. Leak pattern and corrosion evidence consistent with compromised seal at toilet base, likely exacerbated following recent bathtub stopper replacement work in the same bathroom. Documented conditions with photographic evidence showing advanced deterioration of plumbing fixture and water damage to flooring materials.

Responded to no cooling call on gas furnace with air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found thermostat set to 72°F with indoor temperature reading 81°F and system in OFF mode. Proceeded to outdoor condensing unit for diagnostic evaluation. Using Fieldpiece digital multimeter, measured electrical parameters at the outdoor unit to assess compressor and condenser operation. Checked voltage readings, which displayed 8.06 on meter, and inspected refrigerant line connections, copper piping, and electrical components. Verified proper power supply to unit and examined conduit connections and flexible hose routing. Performed standard diagnostic procedures to identify cause of cooling failure and determine necessary repairs to restore system to proper cooling operation.

Completed full residential HVAC system replacement with installation of a Lennox 4-ton, 19 SEER variable-speed heat pump system. Removed and properly disposed of existing equipment per code requirements. Installed outdoor condensing unit on new equipment pad with snow legs in side yard location between structures. Mounted gray electrical disconnect box on exterior brick wall with proper conduit and electrical whip connection to unit. Applied refrigerant line insulation and installed refrigerant line filter for system protection. Indoor installation included new evaporator coil with transition to existing ductwork and standard-sized air filter rack. Integrated Aprilaire humidifier unit into ductwork system with flexible metallic ducting connection. Installed comprehensive drain safety system including trap, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and "Ceiling Saver" overflow drain pan with water sensor to prevent water damage. All components properly secured and sealed per manufacturer spe

Responded to service call for leaking garbage disposal unit over 20 years old. Upon inspection, determined the disposal had reached end of serviceable life with significant deterioration causing the leak. Recommended replacement due to age and condition of unit.

Responded to no cooling call on 7-year-old heat pump system. Upon inspection, discovered severely deteriorated and frayed electrical wiring with compromised insulation throughout the unit, posing both safety and operational concerns. Interior components showed evidence of moisture intrusion with visible mold growth on air handler panels and heat exchanger surfaces. Documented extensive wire degradation affecting multiple circuit connections. System requires immediate electrical rewiring and thorough cleaning of biological growth before refrigerant diagnostics can be safely performed. Unit remains non-operational pending necessary repairs; advised customer of warranty coverage eligibility for applicable components.

Completed comprehensive 60-point plumbing inspection of residential bathroom facilities, examining toilet assembly, water supply connections, and surrounding plumbing fixtures. Conducted thorough visual assessment of two-piece toilet system, tank components, and bowl integrity without performing flush test as specified. Documented bathroom conditions and plumbing fixtures through photographic records for maintenance files.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old geothermal system located in basement. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil completely frozen with ice buildup on blower housing and significant condensate accumulation in drain pan. Found extensive mineral deposits and corrosion throughout unit, indicating long-term moisture issues. System was blowing air but not cooling due to frozen coil blocking airflow and heat exchange. Identified probable causes as restricted airflow from dirty coil, low refrigerant charge, or failed metering device. Shut down system to allow coil to thaw completely. Recommended thorough coil cleaning, refrigerant charge verification, and inspection of ground loop operation once thawed. Advised that geothermal systems require specialized diagnostics and that additional service will be needed to determine root cause and restore proper cooling function.

Completed annual care plan maintenance tune-up on HVAC system as part of complimentary first-year service included with equipment installation. Performed comprehensive system inspection including examination of control board components, verified all wire connections at terminal blocks, and tested electrical parameters using clamp meter which confirmed proper amperage draw of 5.98A. All electronic components, resistors, capacitors, and low-voltage thermostat wiring connections found to be in good working condition with no issues identified.

Conducted water treatment estimate for replacement of existing water softening system. Evaluated current installation in basement utility area, which included aging water softener tank, brine tank, and associated plumbing connections. Assessed customer requirements for GE brand filtration and softening system to replace current equipment. Documented existing system configuration, PVC piping layout, electrical connections, and available space for new installation. Provided recommendations for complete water softening system replacement with options for financing consideration.

Completed comprehensive Care Plan tune-up on heat pump and gas furnace system located in basement. Performed standard maintenance protocol including temperature diagnostics and system performance verification. Supply air temperature measured at 63.0°F and return air temperature recorded at 82.2°F at ductwork locations. Customer-supplied filters were noted as part of service agreement. All equipment inspected and found operating within normal parameters.

Completed six-month routine maintenance on a four-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of evaporator coils, which showed normal operational dust accumulation on fins, and electrical system diagnostics. Measured capacitor performance using clamp meter, recording readings within normal operating parameters. All components functioning properly with no repairs required.

Completed return visit to address leaking Delta shower cartridge and install new lavatory sink strainer. Replaced faulty shower cartridge to eliminate leak. Installed chrome-plated lavatory strainer assembly with new tailpiece connection to existing P-trap configuration under bathroom sink. Verified proper drainage and tested all connections for leaks. Both repairs completed successfully.

Completed comprehensive care plan tune-up on a 10-year-old heat pump air handler system located in basement utility closet. Accessed unit for full inspection, verified electrical components including capacitor and contactor operation, checked all wire connections and terminations, inspected heat exchanger coil condition, and assessed overall system functionality. Documented equipment condition with photos showing internal components and confirmed air filter availability on-site for proper system maintenance.

Completed installation of customer-supplied kitchen faucet with proper supply line connections and drain assembly. Replaced two leaking angle stops servicing separate bathroom sink fixtures to eliminate water seepage. Installed new Delta Monitor shower handle assembly to restore proper temperature and flow control. Modified bathroom cabinet by cutting access section and installing new P-trap configuration to bring drain system into code compliance, ensuring proper venting and trap seal.

Responded to callback for upstairs furnace not operating following recent repair. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of 3-year-old unit using digital multimeter and temperature measurements. Verified supply air temperature at 70.7°F at register grille and conducted voltage testing at control board, measuring 50.7V at electrical connections. Inspected control board wiring harnesses and LED indicators to identify root cause of no-heat condition. Completed troubleshooting and restored unit to proper operation.

Responded to attic HVAC system experiencing drainage issues. Repaired and reconfigured condensate drain line with new PVC piping and fittings to ensure proper water evacuation from the unit. Installed drain pan beneath the equipment staging area to capture any overflow and prevent water damage to the wooden platform and surrounding structure. Verified proper drainage flow and secured all plumbing connections to prevent future leaks.