AC, Plumbing & Electrical Repair in Fort Worth

A customer contacted our office to arrange a service visit. The job involves addressing a plumbing issue that has been affecting the tenant's daily activities. The tenant reported a persistent leak in the kitchen sink, which has been causing water damage to the cabinets and floor. Our team promptly scheduled the service for the upcoming Monday, ensuring minimal disruption to the tenant's routine. Upon arrival, our skilled technician assessed the situation, identified the root cause of the leak, and efficiently repaired the damaged pipes. The technician also took necessary precautions to prevent future leaks and provided the tenant with maintenance tips to ensure the longevity of the repair. The job was completed to the tenant's satisfaction, restoring their kitchen to its original condition.

On Friday the 28th, I will be available for the majority of the day to handle various residential tasks. My primary focus will be on conducting re-commissioning work, which involves ensuring all systems and appliances are functioning optimally. This includes checking electrical systems, HVAC units, plumbing, and any other home services that require attention. I will also be available to address any additional requests or repairs that may arise. My goal is to provide comprehensive service to ensure the home is in top condition, addressing any issues promptly and efficiently.

Upon inspection, I discovered that Gabriel had overlooked checking the fan rotation during the motor installation, leading to overheating and a tripped switch. After correcting the fan rotation, the unit functioned properly. To ensure the issue was fully resolved, I tested the system thoroughly. Fortunately, no charge was applied for this correction, as it was a result of the initial oversight.

During the service, I identified a faulty dual run capacitor and dirty condensing coils as the root causes of the unit's malfunction. I replaced the defective capacitor and meticulously cleaned the condensing coils to ensure optimal performance. Despite these efforts, the unit was still not functioning correctly. To provide ongoing support, I enrolled the customer in the Comfort Care Club. Payment was processed via credit card.

During the evaluation, I identified an issue with the dual run capacitor, which was out of tolerance. Upon returning home, I presented the homeowners with options to replace the capacitor, including a lifetime warranty, a one-year warranty, and a one-year warranty with or without a membership. They chose the one-year warranty option with a dual run capacitor. After replacing the component, I noticed a 17° split in the unit. I ensured all electrical components were functioning correctly and recommended installing a soft start for the longevity of the outdoor unit. Thank you for choosing expert service. Have a great day!

Upon arriving, I conducted a thorough evaluation of the unit, which displayed a 04 error code on the circuit board, indicating an issue with lock rotor amps. I began by inspecting the compressor saver, a critical component for maintaining proper operation. After testing, I found that the compressor saver was outside the acceptable tolerance range. Given that the part was still under warranty, I replaced it with a new one. The replacement part comes with a lifetime parts and labor warranty for active members, ensuring long-term reliability. The unit is now functioning correctly, and I provided the customer with detailed information on maintaining their membership for continued warranty coverage. Thank you for choosing our services. Have a great day!

Upon arrival, I addressed a frozen coil by allowing it to thaw completely. I then checked the refrigerant pressures, noting a subcooling of 5-7 degrees and a superheat of 10 degrees. The system uses an ECM blower motor with a TXV. I confirmed that the filter drier was not restricted and took the subcooling reading after it. There was no indication of low refrigerant. The issue likely stems from airflow or the expansion valve not functioning as intended. Although I couldn't pinpoint the exact problem during the visit, I suspect the blower motor might be the root cause. Thank you for choosing our services.

Today, I successfully completed a drain clearing task. I meticulously inspected the system, identified the blockage, and used specialized tools to remove the obstruction. The drain is now completely clear, ensuring optimal performance and readiness for the cooling season. The system is fully functional and prepared for efficient operation.

Upon receiving a call for assistance, I promptly arrived at the site to address an issue with the cooling system. Upon inspection, it was determined that the malfunctioning component was the 45 mfd capacitor. I proceeded to replace the faulty capacitor, ensuring all safety protocols were followed during the process. The replacement was completed under both parts and labor, and I took care to properly dispose of the old capacitor. Following the replacement, I conducted a thorough system check to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The cooling system is now fully operational and ready for use.

Upon arrival, I assessed the situation where a small metal cup had been accidentally dropped into the disposal. To address this, I carefully removed the disposal unit to access the obstruction. Given the nature of the blockage, I opted to drop the disposal to safely extract the cup. This method ensured the cup was retrieved without causing damage to the disposal or the plumbing. Please note, there is no warranty on the tubular drain or disposal for such incidents.

A customer reached out for a second opinion on their HVAC system. Their home warranty company was unresponsive. I provided an estimate for a refrigerant recharge and explained the out-of-warranty cost for coil replacement. The customer decided to proceed without the warranty company. They will contact the warranty company to cover the $1,150 deductible for the coil. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts. Have a great day.

Upon arrival, I inspected the air conditioning unit, which was reported to be non-functional. Upon initial assessment, the system displayed no error codes, indicating normal operation. I proceeded to turn on the unit, and it responded immediately, operating flawlessly. The customer mentioned that earlier in the morning, the unit had not been cooling at all. This anomaly was puzzling, given the immediate response upon my arrival. To address the customer's concern and offer a gesture of goodwill, I explained the situation and provided a credit for their account, which they accessed via a QR code. Thank you for choosing our services; have a great day!

Upon receiving the service request, I began by addressing the issue of the fill valve overfilling the toilet. I carefully adjusted the valve to ensure proper water level, followed by flushing the toilet multiple times to confirm the effectiveness of the adjustment. Next, I replaced the leaking shut-off valve adjacent to the toilet, ensuring a secure and leak-free connection. Additionally, I enrolled the customer in the Comfort Care Club, providing them with ongoing maintenance and support services. The work was completed to the customer's satisfaction, with the toilet functioning optimally and the shut-off valve securely installed.

I contacted Mr. Lambert and arranged a meeting with Mark W to discuss the customer's repair needs. During our visit, we assessed the situation and found that another company had quoted 18,000 for the work. Given this, we informed the customer that our services were not competitive at that price. We ensured no signatures were obtained, maintaining our standards and integrity.

Upon arrival, I conducted a comprehensive cooling tune-up on two gas furnace systems. I started by cleaning the outdoor condensers and checking the refrigerant pressures. Initial readings indicated that both systems were outside the expected range. I then inspected the electrical components, discovering that the capacitor on one unit was out of tolerance and the compressor saver on the other had failed. After replacing these components, I continued troubleshooting due to abnormal refrigerant pressures. I inspected the indoor equipment, poured water down each primary drain line to ensure proper drainage, and confirmed that both lines were functioning correctly. I also checked the temperature split, finding 17°F on one system and 19°F on the other, both above the recommended minimum of 15°F. The air filters were dirty, so I replaced them and inspected the remaining internal components. Upon rechecking the refrigerant pressures, one system was significantly low on refrigerant, and the cus

Upon evaluation, it was determined that the customer's system had a significant evaporator coil leak, rendering it non-functional. Although the system was out of warranty, the customer opted for a temporary repair to restore functionality before investing in a new installation. I applied refrigerant leaks to the system, which has now restored proper cooling. It is important to note that this is a temporary solution, and the homeowner is fully aware that the leak may not be permanently fixed. Thank you for choosing our services.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on the gas furnace and outdoor system. Refrigerant pressures were checked, revealing a potential TXV replacement need. High startup amperage was noted, with a recommendation for a compressor saver or soft start, which the customer declined. The outdoor condenser was cleaned, and the indoor system's temperature split was assessed. Four gallons of water were flushed through the drain line. Internal components were inspected, and the supply plenum was found to be inadequately secured. Despite attempts, I couldn't notify the customer of this issue.

During the tune-up, I thoroughly inspected the HVAC system, checked the electrical connections, and ensured all components were functioning optimally. I identified several minor issues that, if left unaddressed, could lead to larger problems. I provided a detailed estimate, including necessary repairs and maintenance tasks. The customer appreciated the comprehensive review and plans to use this information to prepare the home for rental. She will review the options over the weekend and decide on the best course of action. Thank you for choosing our services.

As part of the service, I meticulously examined the tankless water heater to identify the root cause of the error code displayed. I began by reviewing the system's diagnostic data and cross-referencing it with the manufacturer's guidelines. Each component was inspected for signs of wear, damage, or malfunction. I checked the flow rate, heat exchanger, sensors, and control board for any irregularities. Additionally, I assessed the water supply and ventilation to ensure they met the necessary standards. Based on my findings, I provided a detailed report outlining the issues and recommended steps for potential repairs. This comprehensive diagnostic service ensures that you have a clear understanding of the necessary actions to restore your tankless water heater's functionality.

Upon evaluation, the customer's system was non-operational. After discussing the situation with the homeowner, it was decided to repair the system to restore functionality. I began by installing a soft start to ensure a smoother operation. Next, I addressed the refrigerant issue, ensuring the system was properly charged. Additionally, I resolved the wiring issue on the capacitor, which was causing operational problems. Once these repairs were complete, I tested both outdoor units to confirm they were functioning correctly. To ensure the systems were clean and presentable, I washed both units. At the end of the service, both systems were operational and cooling effectively. Thank you for choosing our services.

I successfully replaced the sewage sump pump in the basement with a new 2-inch brass check valve, ensuring improved efficiency and reliability. Additionally, I repaired the line connected to the external sump pump, which had a broken check valve. This repair restored proper functionality and prevented potential flooding issues. Furthermore, I installed a new Flotec water treatment system near the water heater in the basement. After completing all installations and repairs, I conducted thorough testing to confirm that everything was functioning correctly, ensuring optimal performance and safety.

We conducted a comprehensive cooling tuneup for the customer's air conditioning system. During the inspection, we identified that the capacitors were out of tolerance, which could lead to inefficiencies and potential failures. However, the customer opted not to replace the capacitors at this time. Instead, they decided to utilize their home warranty, as they had recently moved in less than three months ago. We coordinated with the home warranty provider to ensure a smooth process. The customer will review their options and contact us once they have decided on the next steps. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I identified a tripped wet switch. After investigating, I found clogged condensate drains. The customer declined repairs and preferred another company. Part of the system was cooling, but not functioning correctly due to a faulty TXV and the clogged drain. I temporarily propped up the wet switch with cardboard, but emphasized the need for immediate drain clearing to prevent potential flooding. The system was cooling but not operating as intended.

I began by carefully assessing the supply plenum to ensure it was properly aligned and stable. I then installed a plumbers trap to provide the necessary support. This involved precise measurements and adjustments to ensure the trap was securely in place. After confirming the trap's stability, I raised the plenum by approximately 2 inches at the back. This adjustment was made to accommodate the specific requirements of the system, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. Throughout the process, I maintained a focus on quality and attention to detail to guarantee a successful outcome.

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