HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Haslet, TX

I have replaced the GFCI on the outside that goes to the water heater

For this job, I worked on a super tune-up on this heat pump system. I went through all the mechanical and electrical parts of the system and checked for maximum efficiency. In the indoor unit, system had a lot of biological growth however customer was aware and was not interested on any possible solution to remove that. In the outside unit, the fan was not running, I checked the capacitor and it was out of tolerance, capacitor was replaced and everything was functioning like normal. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts, have a great day!

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Into house to look at garage plugs not working and garage door openers and found a GFCI tripped on porch also talk to customer about breaker issue and if they continue to have an issue with the breaker then we will come out and swap it for a new one

Heating tune up on both furnaces Filters ok Ignition components functional but significant signs of wear and tear Both drain pans rusted through No sediment traps on gas lines No p traps on drain lines Blowers and coils rusted and dusty Systems are very inefficient and old with multiple repairs needed within the next couple years Recommend replacement due to age and condition of equipment Homeowner will discuss with her husband and get to us

He was looking more for a seasonal put the lights up then take them down after kinda work and I tried to steer them in the direction of permanent lighting for any occasion year round but he wasn't interested

Today I looked at both heating and. Cooling sides of the system. The system works in tolerance. TD 20 Superheat 17 Subcool 3 Concerns high in rush Cap test 66 should be 70 88 inRush amps Subcool at 3° is a bit low should be 6 Recommend new cap and easy start management system

IAQ install Replaced filter Installed IAQ200 with antimicrobial mist System cooling at exit

Super tune up Blower very dusty and inefficient Furnace rattles while heating. Could not pin down location but is either inducer or heat exchanger 25 degree cooling delta instead of 20 Filter line dryer has a 3.5 delta across it causing higher line temps and straining the compressor Evap coil extremely rusted and leaking refrigerant Setting up follow up for Toby no later than Monday. Homeowner will discuss everything with his wife and may reach out earlier

Maintenance performed today on a Generac 24kw air cooled generator. Spark plugs, air filter, oil and oil filter were all changed. Gas pressure checked, battery checked, and valve spacing checked. System operating normally upon departure.

Heating tune up Upgraded filtration to electrostatic with 3 stage UV (UVC,UVC, UVV) Cleaned blower and coil with install Resealed supply plenum Heat strips fine Washed condenser coil Motors capacitors and refrigerant are fine L1 duct clean scheduled tomorrow with Joe

Today I'm happy to report that both system test in tolerance. The system td is 20°. THE SYSTEM subcool is 6 and superheat is 15°. They could both benefit from easy starts to help reduce inrush amps.

Came to customer's house for club visit and customer stated at the front door that everything inside his house is working and is fun and didn't need me to come inside so I went in the garage and did my inspection including the outside pool equipment and remaining outside equipment but everything looked good everything was up to code but talk to customer about adding search protection which is the only thing his panels are lacking

Came to job for switch crackling when turned on and opened it up and found a loose wire so talk to customer about it and we tightened it back up and everything's working perfect

On this visit I replaced a 40 cap and got rid of the hard start and added a new easy start

On this visit I looked at both heating and cooling of the system. I'm happy to report that they both test in tolerance. The td 20°. The filter is new and condensor is washed. Concerns High LRA 77 The system could benfit from easy start management system. This will reduce the in rush bye 75% give it added longevity and better job performance.

Came to job for GFCI tripping every now and then when storms happen and talk to customer about it and replaced plug giving issues

For this evaluation I inspected the customer's furnace and condenser. Overall everything looked good and all equipment was measuring within manufacturer specifications. I took a look at the customer's water heater as well as the electrical panel, when I took the plate off of the electrical panel the entire left side of the panel and breakers we're running extremely hot at approximately 130° f or 54° c. The rating for those breakers was 40°c indicating those breakers are running extremely hot however they are not tripping. This is a potential fire hazard as well as safety issue which I would highly recommend getting inspected which I offered a free referral for an electrician however the customers may want to go with an independent contractor. To get ahead of any potential issues I did recommend installing a whole home surge protector as well as a hard start kit for the compressor to prevent the compressor from overamping on startup and potential damage that could cause.

Level 3 48k gas horizontal $18,500

For this evaluation, the customers primary drain line had come loose at one of the joints. My best guess is that while I was working yesterday, I either stepped on the primary drain line or bumped it, causing that glue that was holding the PVC into the joint to come loose, and the water was dripping out of the primary drain line into the ceiling. I gave my sincere apologies to the customer and filled out a home damage report and let RYAN know what had happened.

For this cooling tune-up I inspected the customers air handler and condenser. For the most part all equipment was measuring within manufactured specs and running well. The compressor was over ramping on startup with a maximum lra of 152 amps however the compressor was pulling 160 amps on startup. I recommend it to the customer that we install a hard start kit to the compressor to keep the amp draw on startup below the manufacturer specifications. I also discussed installing a whole home surge protector inside the electrical panel. The customer wanted me to go ahead and install an April air filter upgrade kit which I did. A new filter will last her a year and will capture smaller particulates of dust and dirt circulating throughout the home. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts!!

Contacted homeowner over reccomendations to begin repair process Homeowner will call back tomorrow for me to begin next step process on either repairs or advisor

Performed evaluation Upon arrival both systems were functioning Deltas upstairs 9&15 Downstairs Replaced both systems filters systems are low on refrigerant Downstairs system has high oil residue when gauging on and off with re occuring bubbling Systems manufacturer 2021 Reccomended leak search estimates for both systems Reccomended estimated refrigerant upon completion of repairs into further evaluation of systems Coil doors on both systems have supporting straps installed and lead into high roof Homeowner will contact original installer and see on repair process Homeowner may call us back to start repair process Systems left on cool at exit

Service eval Dual run capacitor failed L6 error code Replaced capacitor System cooking Motors and refrigerant fine Spoke to her niece. She will call the office to get another filter ordered and schedule us to return and change it Recommend having IAQ200 and anti microbial mist done to the system to eliminate biological growth from the system and airflow

Found bad run capacitor on condenser replaced dual run cap unit now working properly free on levels good cleaned condenser spoke with customer about protection plan customer would like to think about it and get back to us leaving estimates collected payment by credit card