Top-rated Plumbing in Richmond, KY

Diagnosed AC system less than one year old that was not cooling or heating after recent maintenance. Visual inspection of electrical control panel showed all components in normal working condition with no visible damage to capacitor (40/5 μF), contactor, or wiring connections. System was restored to proper operation by verifying electrical connections and cycling power to reset the control board.

Performed annual Care Plan Tune Up on dual heat pump/air handler systems located in attic and basement. Replaced 16x20x1 air filters in both units and verified proper system operation as part of the maintenance agreement associated with the customer's previous two-system installation.

Conducted initial assessment for new client regarding multiple plumbing issues. Identified leaking kitchen sink with high-end pull-down faucet and damaged supply line connection with visible tears in surrounding wall material. Also evaluated bathroom shower/tub leak. Provided comprehensive estimates for all necessary repairs.

Conducted inspection of reported plumbing issues. Examined washing machine installation where customer reported noise during operation; determined standpipe was inadequately secured and installed proper pipe bracing to eliminate vibration noise. Inspected leaking toilet on main floor; found deteriorated flapper valve causing tank-to-bowl leakage and replaced with new flapper. Also addressed toilet rocking issue by installing new wax ring and properly securing toilet base to floor.

Responded to service call back for no heat issue after initial repair. Found system not heating despite thermostat showing "Heat On" with indoor temperature of 46°F (set point 75°F). Diagnosed and replaced failed capacitor, reconnecting all electrical terminals properly. System now functioning correctly with verified heat output.

Inspected system installed in December that was not maintaining proper temperature (67° actual with 72° set point). Measured supply air temperature at 79.9°F with UEI PDT650 thermometer. Found heavily clogged air filter restricting airflow. Diagnosed defrost cycle malfunction and insufficient auxiliary heat operation. Replaced filter and recalibrated defrost controls to restore proper system performance.

Responded to no heat call for a 20+ year old gas furnace system. Upon inspection, found significant dust and debris accumulation on the evaporator coil and interior ductwork, restricting proper airflow. Cleaned accumulated debris from heat exchanger components and recommended regular maintenance to prevent future heating failures.

Replaced faulty T4 temperature sensor and high gas switch (HGS) on Amristar heat pump system. Observed evidence of system frost buildup and copper line oxidation during service. Unit restored to proper operating condition after component replacement.

Replaced defective defrost board on HVAC system during follow-up service call. Verified proper electrical connections with yellow wire clip securing component to metal fitting. System is now functioning correctly with all connections properly installed and secured.

Completed master bathroom plumbing repairs including replacement of Delta shower cartridge and comprehensive toilet rebuilds. Serviced two toilets with installation of new flappers, fill valves, and supply lines, with special attention to the Mansfield Collect model. All fixtures now functioning properly with no leaks observed.

Responded to customer's no heat complaint for a 7-year-old electric HVAC system located in crawlspace. Inspection revealed contaminated evaporator coils requiring cleaning and electrical issues at the circuit panel that were affecting system operation. Performed thorough cleaning of cooling coils and repaired faulty wiring connections to restore proper heating function.

Performed routine Care Plan Tune Up on heat pump/air handler system located in garage. Visual inspection revealed significant buildup on evaporator coil with yellowish-green residue indicating possible mold or corrosion. Conducted electrical diagnostics using Fluke 376 FC clamp meter, measuring 7.9 amps at compressor. System operation verified after service.

Completed routine plumbing inspection as part of customer's care plan. Identified constant drip issue in main bathroom bathtub faucet. Also inspected kitchen sink faucet functionality and water heater installation, noting proper water flow and confirming all connections to the Whirlpool water heater are secure with no visible leaks.

Responded to warranty service call for recently installed heat pump not heating properly. Inspection revealed insufficient refrigerant charge from initial installation as suspected. Observed corrosion at brass valve fitting assembly and inspected exterior line set insulation with visible damage. Added proper refrigerant charge and system now operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed follow-up service to investigate HVAC breakers consistently tripping. Inspected main panel, disconnects, and feed wires for both HVAC systems, identifying loose connections and incorrect wire sizing. Tested amp draw on all circuit segments during forced operation and replaced undersized breakers to resolve overheating issue.