Tech arrived at a membership tune-up. Upon inspection, the capacitor was out of tolerance. The contactor was in working condition. The drain system was clogged. There was no secondary drain on the primary pan. There was excessive growth in the supply plenum. The customer was informed of recommendations today. He decided to move forward with a drain clear and secondary extension. The drain was cleared and the pipe was added. The customer will perform other repairs himself. The system was functioning upon departure.

Replaced 4” frost proof in front yard, tested after repair was made everything working properly.

04/20/24 Tyler S- who ever installed the bidet didn't tighten the supply hose enough. Quick fix

Replaced uv bulb and blew in 1500 sq ft of r-11 insulation

Tech arrived at a membership tune-up. Upon inspection the inverter board was functioning. The condenser coils were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. The filter was dirty and replaced. The drain was clear and bleach was poured. The customer was informed of recommendations today. He decided to move forward with updating the membership, installing the better drain safety, installing the treatment strip, upgrading the attic insulation, updating his membership and replacing the UVC bulb. The treatment strip and drain switch was installed and functional today. The Membership was also updated today. The install was contacted and will return to add the insulation and replace the UVC bulb. Material were added to the report. The system was functioning upon departure.

On arrival system was running and cooling producing a 20 degree delta. The indoor unit was clean outside of biological growth. The outdoor unit passed all electrical testing. I recomended a uv system for the biological growth, customer declined at this time.

Tyler L has completed an electrical evaluation she is interested in getting a subpanel so that she can have a little bit more room add in some more circuits I did estimate and send it to her as an email as well talk to her about it I have also referred Miss Veronica to do some drywall repair and I replaced a customer supplied switch three-way

After arrival, the homeowner asked if I can take a look at the 2 water heaters in the attic and give them my professional opinion. The homeowners have an active leak on their waterline, which is spraying onto one water heater and both of the water heater connectors are completely corroded. The home owner had the manufacturing company out here today before I arrived and they told them that they are not under warranty because it was not the tank that malfunction, it was the lack of service repair from the previous install. I gave you home owners Four different estimates, which started in the low seven thousands and ended in the high eleven thousand to replace both water heaters and the attic, as well as replace up to ten foot of new copper.

01/22/24 Tyler S- repair busted 1/2" hot water copper line in wall. Has to cut the wall farther open to reach break.

Home inspection

Michael S. completed two systems annual heating and air conditioning tune ups.

Tested all components all measured within ratings and specs. Refrigerant level is normal. Changed filters. Recommend 2 lvl 1 duct cleanings and switching over to home and budget protection plan.

Tech arrived at a service call. The customer wanted a quote to fix the outside high side service valve that was broken. A quote was given for repairs. Due to price of repairs, it is recommended that the customer speak with a Comfort Advisor about upgrading the outside system. The customer will review the quote and let us know what he decides.

11/06/23 Tyler S- assess 50gal waterheater and determined the gas valve needs to be replaced. Gave options on repair or replace unit. Unit is located in attic

Tech arrived for purchased estimate rec work. The blower housing was removed and the wheel was cleaned. The wheel housing was reassembled and properly reinstalled. The motor was tested and functioning. The Delta was within range and the thermostat batteries were replaced. Customer paid with check.

During inspection customer showed me that he had one of his return ducts knocked off in the attic so went ahead and got it attached so customer good get installation blown in the attic

I’m gathering the info needed to answer his questions and follow up by Friday

Tech arrived at a membership tune-up. Upon arrival the customer mentioned that the last tech said not to run the heat. The notes were read and the last tech was having issues with the reversing valve after replacing a contactor. The heat was inspected and the reversing valve was functioning at this time. It was tested multiple times. The capacitor was within specs. The contactor was in working condition. The filter was relatively clean. The blower area was dirty. The primary drain was draining a little slowly. The heat strips were functioning. The Delta was a little low. The customer was informed of recommendations today. He decided to move forward with renewing his Titanium Membership. He will call back in late October to schedule a blower wheel pull and clean. The system was functioning upon departure.

Tech arrived at a service call. 1YO Lennox. Upon inspection, the contactor was turning on and off even without high voltage present. The defrost board continuously received low voltage. The connections were removed and reinserted for the pressuree switches. The resting pressures were not equalized across the compressor. The high side appeared higher than normal. The system was cycled on and off. This action equalized the pressures. Refrigerant test indicated accurate charge. This may indicate a faulty compressor. The condenser was washed as it was dirty. The capacitor was out of tolerance. The customer is going to call the manufacturer to receive the part and have us install it. Customer is aware that there will be an additional charge for installation. Customer is also going to buy a thermostat that he will have us install at a later date. System was monitored for 40 min with no errors observed. System was functioning upon departure.

Tech arrived at a service call. The customer had recently had HVAC and plumbing services performed. It was late. Upon inspection the primary drain was clogged. The secondary drain pan was full and overflowing. There was no pan drain line but there was a pan drain safety. The safety was not functioning. The drain was unclogged. The pan was evacuated. The switch was replaced. A treatment strip was added to the unit to help keep the drain system clean. The system was functioning upon departure.

Equipment in good standing condition. Freon levels are on point along with contactor and capacitors. The condenspr is newly washed and ready for cooling.

Tech arrived at a service call on the upstairs 2020 Rheem system. Upon inspection the compressor was in thermal overload. The condenser coils were very dirty and the capacitor was out of tolerance. The capacitor was replaced and the condenser coils were hosed off. The system regained functionality with a 20 degree Delta. The customer decided to purchase a Lifetime Capacitor at this time. The system was functioning upon departure.

Tech arrived at a 2 system tuneup. Upstairs Trane 2004- The duel run capacitor was out of tolerance. The contactor was in working condition. The refrigerant test indicated possible low refrigerant with a 40 degree Superheat and a low 14 degree Delta. The condenser coils were very dirty and were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. There was no observed surge protection. The filter was relatively clean. The blower area was dirty. There was no drain safety. The coil was tested and appeared to be restricted. The blower capacitor was out of tolerance. The return register was loose at the upstairs hallway, the grill was refastened. Downstairs American Standard 2017- The duel run capacitor was within specs. The Compressor was in Thermal Overload and was not functioning. the condenser fan motor was pulling very high amperage and was rusted. The Dryer Vent does not have proper clearance from the condenser unit and has been blowing heat and lint toward the unit. The top was