HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Benbrook, TX

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A comfort advisor was dispatched to address an issue with the HVAC system. The problem was identified as a failed blower motor and primary control board, resulting from excessive water exposure while the system was operational. The advisor scheduled a visit for 6 PM tomorrow to diagnose and resolve the issue, ensuring the system operates efficiently and safely.

I performed a comprehensive inspection and maintenance of the heating and cooling system. I checked all electrical components and confirmed they were functioning properly with appropriate amperage draws. Gas safety mechanisms were verified to be in good working order. The equipment was tested and found to be operating efficiently. I also measured the temperature split, which was within acceptable parameters. Additionally, I inspected and replaced the air filter, ensuring optimal airflow and system performance. All aspects of the system were reviewed to ensure it was running smoothly and efficiently.

On September 25, I attempted to contact the homeowner to discuss the scheduled service. Unfortunately, there was no answer. I left a detailed voicemail explaining the nature of the service, including the tasks to be performed and the estimated time required. I also provided my contact information and encouraged them to reach out if they had any questions or needed to reschedule. I will call back later to ensure we can coordinate a convenient time for the service. The homeowner's prompt response will help us proceed efficiently and address any concerns they might have.

Today, I successfully added 30 ounces of 410a refrigerant to the existing system. Although the customer is not yet prepared to replace the entire system, the added refrigerant has restored the system's functionality. I carefully checked the system's pressure levels and ensured that the refrigerant was evenly distributed throughout. After completing this task, I conducted a thorough inspection to confirm that the system is now back online and ready for cooling. The system is operating efficiently, and the customer can now enjoy a comfortable environment.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive service on the primary HVAC system and the garage mini-split. I began by washing the outdoor coils and changing the air filter. I then tested the primary drains and checked all electrical components. The condenser fan capacitor was found to be out of tolerance due to the fan motor overamping. Additionally, I noticed a significant amount of biological growth in the air handler, recommending the installation of a germicidal light to prevent future growth and improve air quality. The main unit was also found to be low on refrigerant, with the evaporator coil just 2 degrees away from freezing. I discussed these findings over the phone with the homeowner, who requested estimates for potential repairs. He decided not to proceed with any work today but plans to consult a comfort advisor for system replacement options. The system is currently operational and cooling.

I successfully replaced the existing drain valve on the water heater with a standard 1/4 turn valve, ensuring a secure and efficient water flow control. Additionally, I installed a noise alarm for the drain pan to alert the customer of any potential leaks. After completing the replacement, I conducted a thorough inspection of the water heater and its plumbing system, confirming that there were no leaks and that the water heater was functioning optimally. The plumbing inspection was also completed, ensuring all components are in proper working order.

I evaluated the main system after it displayed random power issues and cooling failures. Upon inspection, I discovered that the primary drain lines were tied together and clogged. I meticulously cleaned the lines, ensuring proper drainage and no leaks. Additionally, I installed pan strips in each unit to prevent future clogs and growth. The system now operates, cools, and drains correctly.

Upon arrival, I initiated the Super Tune-Up by meticulously cleaning the outdoor system's coils and verifying refrigerant pressures. I discovered low refrigerant levels and informed the customer, recommending repairs, which they declined. Noticing the compressor was over-amping, I suggested a compressor saver/soft-start kit to mitigate amperage and protect the compressor. The customer requested an estimate for future reference. Moving indoors, I assessed the temperature split, replaced the air filter, and inspected internal components. I flushed two gallons of water through the primary drain line to ensure proper drainage. The system was fully operational and cooling effectively.

I performed a comprehensive tuneup on the system, acknowledging its age and the need for ongoing maintenance. Upon arrival, the door entry motor was operating in reverse, which I corrected to restore functionality. I also identified a slow leak in the drain line around the air handler cabinet and replaced the connection to stop the leak. After testing with 2 gallons of water, no further leaks were detected. The system now maintains a stable 20° temperature split, ensuring efficient operation.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough evaluation and discovered water leaking from the emergency drain pan, which had dripped onto the decking and even reached the fire alarm. I promptly cleared the drain lines and installed a RM one germicidal white unit. After completing the installation, I tested the entire system to ensure it was functioning correctly. The minimal amount of water that dripped over the fire alarm was swiftly addressed, and all affected areas were dried off. The system is now fully operational, and I ensured everything was in perfect working order. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the newly installed system. I discovered that the fittings outside were not properly secured. I promptly tightened these fittings to ensure a secure connection. Additionally, I added the necessary freon to the unit, ensuring it was at the correct level. After these adjustments, I tested the unit to confirm it was functioning properly. The system is now operating efficiently, and I provided this service at no charge to the customer. My attention to detail and expertise ensured the installation was completed to the highest standard.

Upon evaluation, the unit's water was found in the emergency drain pan. The primary drain line had a partial fog, and the supply plenum had an air leak, causing condensation. I cleared the drain lines, ensured no water leakage from the primary drain pan, and resealed the air leaks on the evaporator coil. After allowing the seal to dry with the system off, the water issue is now resolved.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up, thoroughly inspecting the entire system. This included checking refrigerant pressures, all electronic components, airflow, air quality, and drain lines. The customer's indoor air handler had numerous temporary fixes, so we opted for a more permanent solution. I installed germicidal lights and cleared the drain at no extra charge. After these adjustments, I tested the system and confirmed everything was functioning perfectly. However, one of the homeowner's filters was causing excessive static pressure, so I removed it. The homeowner will purchase and install a new filter. Thank you for choosing our services.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up, starting with a thorough inspection of the customer's system and tire system. I checked refrigerant pressures and examined all electric components. The customer's system was drawing unusually high startup amps, which could potentially shorten the lifespan of the equipment. After discussing options, the customer opted for the top-tier solution of installing a soft start device on the outdoor equipment to enhance system longevity. Following the installation, I performed a detailed refrigerant test and verified that the rest of the system was functioning optimally.

Upon inspection, the condenser's dual run capacitor was found to be faulty, which was affecting its performance. Additionally, a clog and dirt accumulation were discovered within the condenser unit. The faulty capacitor was replaced, and the condenser was thoroughly cleaned to remove the clog and dirt. Post-repair, the condenser is now functioning optimally. The parts used for the repair are now accounted for in the profit and loss statement.

We addressed an urgent situation involving a leaking water heater and plumbing in the attic. The water heater was actively leaking into the garage, while the attic plumbing was also leaking. We informed the customer about the basic service option, but they needed to consult with their spouse before proceeding. We emphasized that we are not liable for any water damage resulting from neglect or lack of repairs. Our team worked efficiently to manage the leaks and provided clear guidance on the next steps.

Upon evaluation, I discovered that the outdoor fan motor was spinning in reverse. To address this issue, I installed a new capacitor and a hard start kit, which successfully restored the system's functionality. The motor is now operating correctly, and the system is effectively cooling. The customer opted not to sign up for a membership due to his upcoming relocation as a member of the Navy. I ensured that everything was working properly before I left, and the customer expressed their gratitude for my assistance. Thank you for choosing our services.

I addressed a blockage in the laundry and kitchen drains by accessing the clean-out on the side of the home. A thorough inspection revealed significant buildup from the kitchen drain fitting to the main line. Using specialized equipment, I cleared as much of the obstruction as possible with a cable. Despite my efforts, some blockage remained, necessitating a professional jetting service to ensure complete clearance and prevent future issues. This detailed approach guarantees the drains are fully functional and free from any residual debris.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough evaluation of the HVAC system, which had been intermittently cooling and experiencing a lack of airflow. Despite the previous company's efforts to diagnose the issue, they were unable to identify the problem. During my visit, the system was operational, but I noted that it took an unusually long time to cool. After extensive questioning and observation, I determined that the blower motor was intermittently failing, specifically the x13 motor, which required replacement. I also confirmed with the customer that there might be an existing warranty on the system. I will follow up to verify the warranty status and collect the previous company's invoice to potentially waive the service fee. Two estimates have been attached for reference. The customer will contact us once they decide on the repair.

I conducted a thorough diagnostic to identify the issues with the air conditioning system. Upon inspection, I discovered a failed capacitor, a malfunctioning soft start, and an inoperative outdoor fan motor. I promptly replaced these faulty components and conducted a comprehensive system wash to ensure everything was functioning optimally. The customer appreciated the detailed explanation of the repairs and was pleased with the restored cooling performance. They also opted for our membership program. Their satisfaction and the efficient operation of the air conditioner were the highlights of this successful service.

I conducted a thorough inspection of the air conditioner, both inside and outside. Upon examining the outdoor unit, I identified a failed capacitor. I explained the issue to the homeowner, who decided to replace it along with installing a soft start device. After completing the repairs, I verified that the system was cooling properly and that the drains were clear. However, I informed the homeowner that the condenser motor has high amperage and may fail soon. Despite this, the homeowner chose to run the system.

Upon arrival, I investigated an issue where a plug was causing the fridge to turn off while in operation. After a thorough examination, I identified that the plug was the root cause. I replaced the faulty plug and conducted several tests to ensure the problem was resolved. Although I couldn't replicate the issue after the replacement, I advised the customer to contact us if the problem recurred. This proactive approach ensures continued reliability and peace of mind.

During a routine tune-up, I identified that the condenser framer was drawing unusually high amps, indicating an impending failure. I informed the homeowner about the issue and advised replacement. They opted for a new part, which I installed. Post-installation, I thoroughly tested the entire system to ensure seamless integration and optimal performance. The system is now functioning as expected, providing reliable comfort.

I provided a complimentary second opinion after the customer presented evidence of a previous company's visit. I ran a new drain line outside, carefully disassembling the garage bins to route the lines through them. The PVC lines were installed and fully covered with Armor Flex, ensuring a secure and effective system. I thoroughly explained the repair options and membership benefits multiple times, addressing all her concerns. The customer opted to proceed with the work and signed up for the membership, understanding that canceling within a year would forfeit the discount for today’s service. Post-installation, I answered any remaining questions she had.