HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Aledo, TX

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Upon arrival, the customer reported high humidity in the primary bedroom and uneven airflow in the nursery. Upon inspection, the fresh air intake to the primary bedroom unit was found to be stuck open, which was subsequently closed. Both systems had dirty air filters, restricting airflow, and both units require new filters. The ductwork features multiple 90-degree and 180-degree bends, contributing to airflow restrictions in certain rooms. A Comfort Advisor is scheduled to meet with the customer to discuss reengineering the ductwork and revamping the zoning system. Additionally, a plumber is set to address a smell from the shower drain and discuss water filtration options. Both systems are now running efficiently, providing cooling throughout the home.

I recently completed the installation of a high-efficiency Level 5 60,000 BTU heat pump system. This involved removing the old unit and installing a new, energy-efficient model designed to provide optimal heating and cooling. I also installed a new line set to ensure efficient refrigerant flow and enhance the system's performance. The new heat pump was carefully calibrated and tested to ensure it operates at peak efficiency. This upgrade will provide significant energy savings and improved comfort for the home.

Upon arrival, I identified that the heat pump was not operational and displaying an l1 code, indicating a low pressure cut-off. I connected gauges to the system to diagnose the issue, discovering a standing pressure of 41 PSI. To locate any leaks, I introduced nitrogen into the system. This process revealed a crack in the copper line near the compressor. I repaired the crack using brazing techniques, followed by a thorough pressure test and vacuum pull below 500 microns. After ensuring the system was leak-free, I recharged it with the appropriate refrigerant. The system was left running in cooling mode, confirming the successful resolution of the issue.

I replaced the existing metal vent pipe with a 2-inch PVC pipe, adhering strictly to the manufacturer's specifications. This involved carefully removing the old metal pipe and ensuring the new PVC pipe was correctly measured, cut, and fitted. Additionally, I installed necessary straps to level the condensate drain line, enhancing the system's efficiency and stability. The new PVC pipe provides better durability and resistance to corrosion compared to the metal one. The condensate drain line is now properly aligned, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the system.

I had the opportunity to assist a couple in exploring their options for our home service. The wife, being the only one available for the meeting, communicated with me over the phone. We thoroughly discussed various service packages and their benefits, ensuring they understood each option. I provided detailed explanations and answered all their questions to help them make an informed decision. We agreed to give them until tomorrow to review the options and decide on the best fit for their needs. This approach allowed them to take their time and consider their choices carefully.

Upon arrival, I assessed the issue with the HVAC system, which was turning on briefly before shutting off. After thorough inspection, I identified that the system was losing the "y" call from the thermostat. The Nest thermostat was determined to be faulty and in need of replacement. To verify, I bypassed the thermostat by connecting the "r" and "y" wires, which allowed the system to run smoothly for ten minutes. The customer was informed of the issue and the potential solution, but they declined repairs at that time. They expressed their intention to install a new thermostat themselves.

I completed a thorough plumbing maintenance service, including a flush for two tankless water heaters. The inspection revealed that all plumbing systems and fixtures were in excellent condition, with no issues detected. However, I did identify a slow-draining lavatory in the master bath, which was resolved by removing hair from the pop-up stopper. This maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity of the water heaters and plumbing fixtures.

Upon arrival, the system was not cooling. Diagnostic checks revealed very low subcooling and high superheat, with suction pressure at approximately 50 psi. A thorough leak search identified a refrigerant leak in the evaporator coil located in the attic. Under the parts only warranty, the evaporator coil needs replacement. The customer has already paid $1400 as a down payment, with the balance due upon job completion.

Our team successfully completed the replacement of an existing 50-gallon electric water heater. The process began with the careful removal of the old unit, ensuring minimal disruption. We then installed a new 50-gallon electric water heater, following all safety protocols and manufacturer guidelines. Flex connectors were installed for the water supply lines to ensure a secure and leak-proof connection. Throughout the project, we maintained a clean and organized workspace. The new water heater is now fully operational, providing efficient and reliable hot water service.

Today, I completed system tune-ups on two man heat pumps installed in 2022. I ensured all electrical connections were secure and free from corrosion. Drains were cleared, and refrigerant levels were verified to be within the optimal range. Both blower wheels and evaporator coils were meticulously cleaned. The outdoor units were washed and waxed to protect against wear. I confirmed that all amp draws were within specifications and installed compressor savers on each unit to enhance efficiency and reliability. Upon departure, both systems were operational and effectively cooling.

Upon arrival, I assessed the HVAC system and identified a failed and leaking coil. I removed the defective coil and installed a new one. Following installation, I conducted a thorough vacuum test, achieving a pressure below 500 microns to ensure a leak-free system. I then added 13.5 pounds of 410A refrigerant, balancing the system for optimal performance. While the system was running, I noticed the homeowner's 2012 water heater and water in the pan. I discussed this with the homeowner and scheduled a plumbing visit for later today. The system was left running in cool mode.

Upon arrival, the customer reported that the system was not operational. During the evaluation, it was discovered that the heat pump was locked out, displaying a 04 code, which indicates a locked rotor issue. Upon further inspection, the compressor saver was found to have failed. Additionally, the dual run capacitor was checked and found to be just below the manufacturer's recommended tolerance levels. I recommended replacing both the compressor saver and the capacitor, or upgrading to the microair software kit. The customer opted to replace the compressor saver and capacitor at that time. They also signed up for the Comfort Care Club2. The system was left running and cooling effectively.

Upon inspection, water pressure was confirmed at 59 psi, with all faucets functioning properly and no leaks detected. The toilet fill valve in the front bathroom was identified as the issue, as it continued to run. The homeowner expressed a desire to address this himself. Additionally, the tankless water heater had been recently flushed. A camera inspection revealed no underlying issues. All systems were found to be in good working order.

I visited the residence to address ongoing issues with the son's bedroom. Upon initial assessment, it was clear that the primary concern was the room's organization and storage solutions. The customer expressed dissatisfaction with the current setup, which was affecting the overall functionality and aesthetics of the space. I engaged in a detailed discussion with the customer to understand their specific needs and preferences. Together, we evaluated the room's layout and identified areas that required improvement. I then implemented a customized storage solution, rearranging furniture and adding organizational tools to enhance the room's efficiency. The customer was pleased with the improved organization and the overall transformation of the space.

Upon arrival, I identified a significant clog in the primary drain, which was impeding proper drainage. I carefully cleared the obstruction and thoroughly treated the drain to prevent future clogs. Additionally, I installed a drain switch to ensure efficient water flow. After completing these tasks, I verified that the system was functioning optimally, providing a cool and comfortable environment. The job was completed to the highest standards, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.

I assessed the existing propane line and determined the need for a replacement. The old line was carefully removed, and a new, high-quality propane line was installed. To ensure safety and longevity, the new line was buried deeper than the previous one. This involved precise measurements and careful digging to avoid any nearby utilities. The job was completed efficiently, and the area was tidied up to match the surrounding environment.

On September 2, I installed necessary electrical outlets in all three closets, including the master closet, and added a dedicated circuit to manage them efficiently. Additionally, I installed a plug for a mini fridge and another in the hallway. The closets and mini fridge were bonded to the nearest available power source. I also replaced the existing regular switches with customer-supplied smart switches, enhancing the functionality and convenience of the electrical system.

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I performed a comprehensive maintenance service on a tankless water heater. This included descaling the unit to remove mineral buildup and ensure optimal performance. I also removed and cleaned the flame rods and igniters, paying close attention to each component. The burner chamber was thoroughly cleaned to eliminate any debris. After completing the maintenance, I conducted a series of tests to confirm that all functions were operating correctly. The water heater is now running efficiently and effectively.

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Upon arrival, I assessed the system and found it operational but not cooling effectively. The thermostat was set at 69°, but the actual temperature was 82°. I connected the gauges to the system and discovered that the refrigerant levels were low. Conducting a leak search on the evaporator coil, I identified a refrigerant leak at the coil. Consequently, I determined that the upstairs evaporator coil and the thermal expansion valve (TXV) needed to be replaced. I will order the necessary components to complete the repair and ensure the system operates efficiently.

Upon arrival, I confirmed that the tankless water heater was functioning correctly. I conducted a thorough inspection and identified the issue. I then presented the customer with various options to resolve the problem. I attempted to contact the customer during my visit but was unable to reach them, so I left a message. I will email the detailed options to the customer, who will need to respond when they decide on the preferred course of action.

Upon arrival, the Goodman straight cool condenser with an air handler, installed in 2016, was not functioning properly. The system was found to be low on refrigerant. A thorough leak search was conducted, but no leaks were detected. The system was recharged with 14oz of R410A refrigerant. Given the age and efficiency of the system, it is highly recommended to consider a replacement to ensure optimal performance and longevity. The system's efficiency and age suggest that a new installation could provide better energy savings and reliability.

Upon arrival, the system was not cooling. After inspection, the root cause was identified as a failed 40/5 dual run capacitor. To access the control panel, I removed overgrown vegetation obstructing the unit. The faulty capacitor was replaced under warranty. Post-replacement, I conducted a thorough function check to ensure the system was operating correctly. The system was successfully running and cooling by the time I left.