Trusted Electricians in Granbury, Texas

On June 18, I inspected the water heater for any signs of a leak. After a thorough examination, I identified a potential leak around the water heater. To ensure accuracy, I recommended that we return on June 24 to conduct a more detailed inspection under the platform. The customer agreed to call us if the water level returns, as they have appointments on the 22nd and 23rd. During my initial visit, I checked the water heater's connections, seals, and surrounding areas for any visible signs of moisture or damage. I also advised the customer on the importance of monitoring the water level and reported my findings to them. The follow-up inspection on June 24 will allow us to confirm the presence of a leak and determine the necessary steps for repair.

I began by using a toilet auger to attempt to clear the drain, but it was unsuccessful. Consequently, I removed the toilet to inspect the issue further. Utilizing a camera, I discovered that the tank was excessively full of solids, preventing proper drainage. I recommended a septic specialist to address the issue and provided the customer with visual evidence through photographs. Additionally, I enrolled the customer in a home and budget system to prevent future problems.

Recently, I successfully completed a project involving the rerouting of a pull job. The task began with a thorough assessment of the existing setup, identifying the need for a change in the path of the pull. I meticulously planned the new route, ensuring it would be efficient and compliant with all safety standards. The actual rerouting process required careful dismantling of the old setup and precise installation of new components. Throughout the project, I maintained clear communication with the client, providing updates and addressing any concerns. The final inspection confirmed that the new route was functioning optimally, enhancing the overall system performance.

During the service, we began by identifying and sourcing necessary parts for the repair. We successfully repaired the faucet without needing to replace the balancing spool, ensuring it functions optimally. Additionally, we meticulously cleaned debris from the balancing spool in the hall bathroom, enhancing its efficiency. In the tub, we removed hair from the toe lift drain, which was obstructing proper drainage. We also noted that the grate at the bottom of the tub is missing and recommended its replacement to prevent future issues. Although we did not provide a warranty on the repairs, we ensured all tasks were completed to the best of our abilities. Lastly, we advised Mr. Rice to discuss the CCC membership with his daughter, as it may be of interest to her.

I addressed a faucet repair for a Delta model and a toilet repair in the guest bath. The toilet's flush valve overflow had been previously glued by others in an attempt to fix it. I assessed the situation and provided a comprehensive repair. Although there is no warranty on the guest bath toilet, I ensured the faucet was fully functional. The customer is relocating and opted not to enroll in the CCC. I informed them about our services in their new area and suggested they could sign up for that address if desired.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection and identified a water dripping issue. After listening to the customer's concerns, I performed a hearing evaluation and discovered that the drain line was clogged. Further investigation revealed a secondary P-trap beneath the structure. I explained the situation to the customer, detailing the need to clear the drain line and remove the secondary P-trap to create a straight line drain. I provided a detailed price quote for the work. The customer, however, decided to undertake the task themselves at this time.

Upon arrival, the customer reported that he and his neighbor had replaced the capacitor and contactor, but the system still wouldn't run. I evaluated the system and found that the contactor was receiving 240 volts but lacked the necessary 24 volts to the coil. The condenser's thermostat wires had 24 volts to the Y terminal, which passes through the pressure switches before reaching the contactor. I hooked up gauges and discovered that the system had zero PSI on both the high and low sides. Given the system's age of 12 years, I discussed the issues, refrigerant concerns, and industry changes with the customer. They decided to have a Comfort Advisor visit, and I coordinated the appointment for today.

The job involved a thorough inspection and repair of the malfunctioning kitchen exhaust system. I identified and replaced a faulty motor, cleaned the ductwork, and ensured all components were securely reassembled. Additionally, I tested the system to confirm proper functionality. The customer was satisfied with the work, and I am now awaiting approval from the husband for the quote on another service.

Upon arrival, I discovered water in the emergency drain pan, indicating a potential issue. I identified a small blockage in the primary drain. After clearing the blockage, I installed a condensate drain pan treatment to prevent future issues. To confirm the drain's functionality, I poured a gallon of water down it, ensuring it flowed freely. The system is now running efficiently, effectively cooling the home.

Today, I performed two comprehensive system tune-ups. On the first system, a Trane heat pump with an air handler, I identified a blockage in the primary drain, which I promptly cleared. To prevent future issues, I installed a drain safety switch. The blower wheel showed slight dirt accumulation, but overall, the system was in good condition. Refrigerant levels were within the optimal range, and all amp draws met specifications. On the second system, a Carrier heat pump with an air handler installed in 2018, I found that refrigerant levels were also within the optimal range, and all amp draws were within spec. Both outdoor units were thoroughly cleaned and waxed. Both systems are now operating normally, and the customer has signed up for the Comfort Care Club.

Upon arrival, the customer had already cleared the drain, as requested. I poured a gallon of water down the drain to confirm its clarity. A container was positioned under the return plenum, but no water was present upon my arrival. The emergency drain pan was also dry. The inside of the return plenum was completely dry, and there was no evidence of a roof leak. Both the primary and emergency drains were clear. Throughout my visit, the system operated smoothly, effectively cooling the home. By the time I left, the system was still running and maintaining the desired temperature.

Upon arrival, the system was found to be non-operational. The root cause was identified as a tripped drain switch, which had caused the system to shut off. After clearing the drain, a function check was performed, and the system was restored to normal operation. The customer reported ongoing condensation issues at two supply vents and water damage on a section of the ceiling. Inspection revealed that insulation had separated from several supply ducts, leading to sweating and subsequent damage. A Comfort Advisor has been scheduled to meet with the customer to discuss replacing the compromised supply ducts.

Upon arrival, I inspected the water supply line where it connects to the tank. A small leak was identified on the left side of the line. I carefully tightened the supply line to address the issue. After ensuring the connection was secure, I conducted a thorough test to confirm that everything was functioning properly. The leak was successfully stopped, and the system was operating as intended. Additionally, the customer explored financing options to replace the water heater, but unfortunately, the application was not approved.

During the service, I identified a communication issue with the control board and the train air handler. The control board exhibited a burn spot, preventing it from communicating effectively and operating correctly. I demonstrated the problem to the customer and explained the situation. The customer decided to purchase a new control board and install it themselves. I ensured they understood the issue and provided any necessary guidance.

I inspected the unit and identified that it was not level, which could cause water to pool and lead to potential damage. I carefully adjusted the unit's legs to ensure it was perfectly level. Additionally, I examined the condensate drain pan, finding it misaligned. I repositioned the pan to guarantee proper water drainage, preventing future issues and ensuring the unit operates efficiently.

Upon arrival for the tune-up, the customer reported an issue with the secondary drain line leaking into the back porch. Upon inspection, it was found that the unit had shifted, causing the top side of the drain to drop while the bottom remained level. This imbalance prevented proper drainage, leading to water leaking out of screw holes and corners into the emergency drain pan. The customer had two filters in the return, which I recommended reducing to one. Refrigerant levels were acceptable, and the condenser coil was cleaned from the inside out. No other issues were detected. The job was paused to re-level the unit, with plans to return the next morning after a meeting with another technician.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up, starting with a thorough discussion about Dutch cleaning with the customer. I meticulously checked all electrical connections and replaced the filter provided by the customer. The air handler was inspected for cleanliness, revealing a heavily built-up blower wheel and a discolored evaporator coil. I also verified the functionality of the condenser compressor and ensured that the primary electrical unit was acceptable. Refrigerant levels were within the specified range, and I washed the condenser coils from the inside out. Based on the findings, I recommended either a level 2 duct cleaning or a level 1 duct cleaning combined with a UV system for optimal results.

Upon arrival, the customer reported that the system temperature wouldn't drop below 60° at the supply vents. After evaluation, I found two 1-inch MERV 12 filters at the unit. I explained the benefits of using a single 2-inch filter, removed the 1-inch filters, and installed the 2-inch one. Additionally, I discovered a heavy buildup on the evaporator coil and high static pressure. The system, rated for 2.5 tons, only had one 20×20 return, suitable for 1.3 tons. I recommended adding another return to improve airflow and reduce static pressure. The customer opted to clean the coil but deferred adding a new return.

I arrived to install a pre-assembled ceiling fan provided by the customer. The fan was fully built and included all necessary parts. My task was to wire the receiver and connect it to the fan. After ensuring everything was properly connected, I tested the fan to confirm it was functioning correctly. During the process, I discussed the benefits of our membership with the customer, although they already have a membership for AC services with other people. The customer mentioned they will be moving soon and have had minimal issues with their current setup. They were pleased with the installation and the fan is now working perfectly.

During the service, I meticulously inspected and tightened all electrical connections on the 2017 Trane Airhandler to ensure optimal performance. I replaced the air filter with the one provided by the customer. The P-trap exhibited a buildup of drain material, which I addressed. The blower motor and wheel showed biological growth, which I cleaned thoroughly. The evaporator coil was in acceptable condition. For the 2016 Trane Heatpump, I checked and tightened all electrical connections, confirmed the dual run capacitor was within the manufacturer's range, and verified the primary electrical unit was acceptable. Refrigerant levels were satisfactory, and the fan blades and motor were in good condition. The condenser coils were clean, and I cleared debris from the bottom of the unit. I washed the condenser coils from the inside out and applied wax to the top of the unit. I recommended installing a UV system to combat biological growth and clear the drain.

On June 10, I engaged with the customer to assess their needs. After a thorough discussion, it was determined that a follow-up call was necessary to ensure all requirements were met. If our current workload permits, I scheduled the call for tomorrow. However, if time constraints arise, the call will be rescheduled for Friday. Throughout the process, I ensured clear communication and prioritized the customer's convenience, aiming to provide efficient and effective service. My goal was to address any potential issues promptly and ensure the customer's satisfaction.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the HVAC system and identified a malfunctioning dual run capacitor. This component is crucial for the efficient operation of the system's blower motor. After confirming the diagnosis, I safely removed the faulty capacitor and installed a new one, ensuring all connections were secure and properly insulated. Post-installation, I tested the system to verify that the new capacitor was functioning correctly and that the system was effectively cooling the area. The client was informed about the issue and the solution implemented. The system is now operating as intended.

Upon arrival, I assessed the customer service system, which was functioning correctly. However, the thermostat displayed a blank screen during the evaluation. Upon further inspection, I discovered that the angler and condenser were operational, but the thermostat's screen was not working properly. To resolve the issue, I replaced the thermostat under warranty. This ensured that the system would function as intended, providing accurate temperature readings and control. The replacement was completed efficiently, and the customer was satisfied with the resolution.

I successfully installed customer-supplied Nest Thermostats, ensuring optimal performance and integration with the existing HVAC system. The installation process began with a thorough assessment of the current setup, followed by precise mounting of the thermostats on the designated walls. I meticulously connected the necessary wiring, ensuring all connections were secure and compliant with safety standards. After programming the thermostats to the customer's preferences, I conducted a comprehensive system check to confirm proper functionality. The installation was completed efficiently, with the thermostats now providing enhanced control and energy efficiency.

During the visit, I thoroughly examined the ductwork with the customer. It was discovered that the trunk line was showing signs of deterioration, leading to air leakage into the vapor barrier. To address this issue, I recommended a detailed inspection and potential repair of the trunk line. Additionally, I scheduled a Comfort Advisor Visit for today, which was confirmed by the office to ensure a comprehensive assessment and resolution of the problem.