HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Cleburne, TX

Upon inspection, the compressor was found to be faulty, causing breakers to trip. I disconnected the compressor, and the fan started operating normally, indicating the compressor had shorted to ground. I provided an estimate for the replacement of the faulty compressor, a line flush, and the refilling of freon. Additionally, I arranged for a certified appliance specialist to visit today to assess the equipment and provide a detailed pricing quote.

Upon receiving feedback from the customer, I revisited the fan settings to fine-tune the speed. The previous adjustments had already improved the airflow, but the customer expressed a desire for a slightly different setting. After carefully recalibrating the fan, I conducted a thorough evaluation to ensure the new speed met the customer's comfort preferences. The adjustments were made with precision, taking into account the room's dimensions and the specific comfort needs of the customer. The customer reported increased satisfaction with the new fan speed, indicating that the modifications had successfully enhanced their overall comfort experience.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough evaluation of the reported water leak. The homeowner guided me to the affected area, where I observed significant water damage and a two-foot hole in the ceiling that had collapsed due to the water intrusion. I traced the source of the leak to a faulty connection on the water heater. To prevent further damage, I promptly turned off the water supply at the leaking connection. I then scheduled a plumber to inspect and address the issue. Currently, there is no active dripping, and the water supply to the hot water heater has been successfully shut off. The situation is under control, and professional assistance has been arranged for a timely resolution. Thank you for your cooperation.

Upon arrival, I assessed the AC system that had stopped functioning following a visit from the plumber. The homeowner reported the issue, and I discovered that the safety switch had been triggered due to water. It was revealed that the plumber had poured water down the AC drains, causing the switch to trip. I carefully dried out the switch and restored the system. After ensuring everything was dry, I restarted the system, and it began to cool effectively. The homeowner was pleased with the restored functionality.

I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on the gas furnace and HVAC system. I inspected the exterior of the outdoor unit, cleaned it thoroughly, and checked all internal components for proper operation. I verified the system amperage, measuring approximately 28 amps at startup and 11 amps while running. After cleaning, I allowed the system to dry and checked the refrigerant pressures, which were within tolerance. I found the air filter to be dirty, but the customer plans to order new filters. I measured a 20°F temperature split between the supply and return plenums and inspected the indoor unit, ensuring all internal components were functioning properly. I also inspected the attic insulation, recommending an upgrade to R-38 using R-19 insulation. The customer declined the recommendation but may consider it in the future. The system was cooling properly and operating as intended.

I conducted a thorough evaluation of the system, starting with a detailed inspection of the wet switch. I replaced the faulty wet switch to ensure proper operation. Additionally, I checked the drain line to confirm it was free of any obstructions, which is crucial for efficient drainage. After completing these tasks, I tested the system to verify that everything was functioning correctly. The customer was pleased with the results and chose to pay with cash. The system is now operating as intended, providing reliable service.

I consulted with a customer interested in installing $200 mini splits in their rental property. We thoroughly reviewed available options, discussing features, efficiency, and installation processes. I provided detailed insights into each model, ensuring the customer understood the benefits and suitability of each choice. The goal was to find the best fit for their needs and budget, ensuring a satisfactory and efficient installation.

During the evaluation, I identified a failed condenser fan motor, which was causing operational issues. After discussing the problem with the homeowner, we decided to replace the faulty fan motor. Post-replacement, the unit resumed normal operation, maintaining appropriate refrigerant levels. The system is now running efficiently, ensuring optimal performance. Thank you for choosing our services; we appreciate your trust in us.

I performed a comprehensive inspection and maintenance of the entire unit, ensuring all electrical components were functioning correctly. The amperage draws were verified to be within acceptable limits, and the freon levels were confirmed to be optimal. The temperature split between the evaporator and condenser coils was measured and found to be within the recommended range. Drains were thoroughly cleaned and checked for any blockages, ensuring they were clear and unobstructed. The condenser was cleaned to remove any debris or buildup, and the filter was replaced to maintain optimal airflow. Additionally, the heating system was tested and found to be working properly, ensuring efficient operation.

Upon arrival, I identified a clogged drain that was impeding proper drainage. I began by thoroughly inspecting the drain unit to determine the cause of the blockage. Using specialized tools and techniques, I successfully cleared the obstruction, ensuring the drain unit was fully functional. I then tested the system to confirm that the issue had been resolved. Additionally, I provided detailed estimates for future comfort care services and discussed the importance of an EMT switch. Payment was collected via credit card, and I ensured all documentation was properly completed and left with the client. The job was completed to the client's satisfaction, with the drain now operating efficiently.

I thoroughly inspected and serviced the electrical components, ensuring they were functioning optimally. The amperage draws were verified to be within acceptable limits. The freon levels were checked and found to be adequate, and the temperature split was within the desired range. Drains were cleaned and confirmed to be clear. The condenser was meticulously cleaned, and the filter was replaced. All electrical components were tested, and the heating system was confirmed to be working properly. The unit was fully operational at the end of the service.

Upon inspection, the air conditioning unit was not functioning correctly. After a thorough evaluation, it was determined that the dual run capacitor was faulty. I replaced the defective capacitor with a new one, ensuring the unit was properly configured for optimal performance. Post-replacement, the unit was tested to confirm it was operating correctly. Additionally, I checked the Freon levels and found them to be within acceptable limits. The client was pleased with the restored functionality and settled the payment via check. The job was completed efficiently, restoring the unit's performance and ensuring the system would operate effectively.

During the recent service, I assessed a mini-split system that was not functioning as expected. After thorough diagnostics, it was determined that the current system was incompatible with the specific application. The customer expressed disinterest in receiving a quote for a new system tailored to their home's needs. Consequently, I provided detailed insights into the limitations of the existing setup and explored potential alternative solutions, ensuring the customer was well-informed about their options.

Upon arrival, I diagnosed the system and identified faulty capacitor and pressure switch components. After discussing the findings, the customer opted for membership coverage. I replaced the faulty parts, verified refrigerant pressures, and ensured the air filter was correctly installed. The outdoor coil was clean, and the temperature split was optimal at 20°F. I flushed the drain line to confirm proper drainage. The system was fully functional and cooling effectively upon departure.

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A customer approached us regarding a financing issue for a project. After discussing her options, it was determined that she needed to secure cash from her bank. I assisted her in understanding the process and provided guidance on what documentation and information she might need. She plans to visit her bank tomorrow to explore her options. I will follow up with her once she has more information.

I performed a comprehensive tune-up on the HVAC system, starting with a detailed inspection of the p-trap on the primary drain, which was found to be clogged. Before addressing the clog, the water level was causing the float switch to trip. I successfully cleared the line, resolving this issue. Next, I meticulously cleaned the condenser coil and inspected the inside air handler, discovering significant biological growth. I recommended installing a UV system to mitigate this problem. Additionally, I checked all electrical components and suggested replacing the cap due to it being on the edge of tolerance. I also tested the refrigerant levels, finding a delta T of 20°, and confirmed that the unit is operating and cooling effectively. No further work was required at this time.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on the HVAC system, ensuring all components were functioning optimally. Drains were inspected and found to be in good condition, and system operation was confirmed to be effective. The refrigerant levels were checked and found to be adequate, with a delta T of 20° indicating efficient heat exchange. The outdoor condenser coil requires disassembly and thorough cleaning to ensure proper airflow and system performance. Additionally, the compressor cap was tested and found to be out of tolerance, necessitating a replacement to prevent further damage. A start kit installation was recommended for the outdoor unit to reduce wear on the compressor. Unit operations were tested, and the system is currently running and cooling effectively. An estimate for the repairs has been submitted, pending approval. I will return once the work is approved. Thank you.

I performed a comprehensive tune-up on the HVAC system, ensuring optimal performance. I meticulously cleaned the condenser coil, confirming both coils are now spotless. Air filters were replaced, and I drained 2 gallons of water from the drain line, ensuring they are clear. All electrical components, refrigerant levels, and the delta T of 23° were checked. I recommended resealing the supply plenum at the duct connections to prevent air loss and biological growth on the outer walls. Additionally, I suggested installing a soft start kit on the condenser to enhance startup efficiency and extend the compressor's lifespan. The system is currently running and cooling effectively.

Upon arrival, I identified that the HVAC system was not cooling. Upon inspection, the contactor had failed, which was preventing the system from operating. I replaced the faulty contactor, and the system successfully started working. To ensure the system's reliability, I conducted further testing and discovered that the compressor capacitor was out of tolerance, measuring 40mfd instead of the rated 45mfd. I recommended replacing it to avoid future failures, although the homeowner opted to leave it as is. I also tested the drains, checked the refrigerant levels, and measured the Delta t to ensure optimal performance. The system is now running efficiently and cooling effectively. Thank you for the opportunity to assist.

The customer requested zoning for the upstairs system to accommodate the sun during their travels. Upon inspection, I found that the current system was not designed for zoning. I explained that either leaving the system as is or installing a mini-split would be necessary. Reconfiguring the ductwork for zoning would require extensive modifications with limited access between the roof and ceiling. I scheduled a supervisor for September 5 from 9 to 12 to address this. Additionally, an electrician is set to review outdoor fan issues on Monday. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon assessing the current system, it was evident that it was working hard to maintain a comfortable temperature, but the recent heat waves and additional heat from frequent cooking were overwhelming its capacity. To address this, I recommended a mini-split system. A 24k BTU unit was installed above the couch, effectively managing the heat load from the foot traffic and the kitchen/living room area. Additionally, a 9k BTU unit was placed in the master bedroom, which consistently experiences a high heat load throughout the day. This solution proved to be more efficient than redesigning the ducts and adding a new system in the attic, along with an attic staircase.

During the recent service, we successfully completed a new drain installation. The drains were previously not functioning correctly, but after our intervention, they are now draining properly. Additionally, we identified a heating issue that will be addressed first thing tomorrow. The customer, Joe, has been informed about the upcoming resolution. Our team ensured all work was completed to the highest standards.

During the evaluation, I discovered that the air conditioner, which is 23 years old, had no refrigerant. This is a critical issue, as the absence of refrigerant means the system cannot cool the house effectively. The customer was experiencing significant discomfort due to the high temperatures inside. I scheduled a visit from a comfort advisor between six and eight o’clock today to discuss potential custom system upgrades. The priority is to restore air-conditioning functionality as soon as possible to alleviate the customer's discomfort. The house remains uncomfortably hot, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.