HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Arlington, TX

I successfully restored the customer's air conditioning system, ensuring it was fully operational and providing cold air once again. I meticulously diagnosed the issue, repaired any faulty components, and tested the system to confirm its efficiency. Additionally, I installed surge protection to safeguard the system from potential electrical problems in the future. The customer expressed immense satisfaction and gratitude for the restored comfort in their home.

Recently, I successfully completed the installation of a high-efficiency level 3 48,000 BTU gas closet unit. This involved careful assessment of the space to ensure optimal placement and functionality. I meticulously measured and marked the area, then proceeded to install the unit, ensuring all connections were secure and safe. The unit was tested for proper operation, and I provided thorough instructions for its use and maintenance. This project required precision and attention to detail, ensuring the unit met all safety standards and provided efficient heating.

Upon arrival, I assessed the air conditioning system and identified a blockage in the drain. The P-trap, a crucial component for preventing sewer gases from entering the home, was severely obstructed. After careful examination, it was determined that any attempt to manually dislodge the blockage would likely result in damaging the P-trap. To resolve the issue, I employed specialized tools to carefully and methodically clear the drain. This process required precision to avoid causing further damage. Once the drain was successfully cleared, I ensured that the P-trap was functioning correctly and that the system was free of any remaining obstructions. The job was completed efficiently, restoring proper drainage and ensuring the air conditioning system operates effectively.

During today's visit, I began by assessing the existing system and identifying the need to replace the old cap 30/5. I carefully removed the old component, ensuring minimal disruption to the system. After confirming the correct replacement part, I installed the new cap 30/5, making sure all connections were secure and properly aligned. Following the installation, I conducted a thorough system check to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The system is now fully operational and cooling as intended. The client expressed interest in discussing a potential system replacement and we have scheduled a follow-up conversation for tomorrow at 10 am.

Today, I successfully replaced a malfunctioning fan motor and contactor in the HVAC system. Upon inspection, it was clear that the fan motor had failed, causing the system to malfunction. I carefully removed the old components, ensuring all electrical connections were safely disconnected. After installing the new fan motor and contactor, I double-checked all wiring and connections to ensure everything was secure and functioning correctly. I then tested the system to confirm that the new components were working as intended. The system is now fully operational and ready for cooling, providing reliable performance and comfort.

Upon arrival, I began by replacing the refrigerant control valve, ensuring it was properly installed and functioning. Next, I replaced the filter dryer, which is crucial for removing contaminants from the refrigerant. Due to the customer needing to leave, we only managed to vacuum the system down to 584. I explained the situation and the importance of continuing the vacuum process, allowing the customer to make an informed decision. They approved stopping the vacuum, so I opened the refrigerant lines and completed the job. I ensured the customer understood the work done and left the house. Thank you for choosing our services. Have a great day!

I conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the HVAC system, confirming that the outdoor capacitor was out of tolerance, measuring 39 mFD on a 45 mFD cap. A thorough inspection revealed a significant air leak in the indoor supply plenum, which was not properly sealed. I also checked the drains and all electrical components, adjusted the refrigerant to the correct charge, and replaced the capacitor. After these adjustments, I tested the unit's operations, ensuring the system is now cooling effectively. The homeowner expressed interest in scheduling a spring tune-up and joining our membership once their current one expires.

Upon arrival, I identified a significant issue with the water line, where a 3/4-inch water line had been exposed near the meter. The problem appeared to stem from a threaded female PVC 90-degree elbow fitting, which had cracked due to stress or improper installation. This crack was causing a noticeable leak. To resolve the issue, I carefully removed the damaged section of the piping. I then installed a new section, ensuring it was securely connected and free from any defects. The replacement was completed using appropriate materials and techniques to prevent future leaks and ensure the system's integrity.

Upon arrival, the customer presented an invoice from another HVAC company. After conducting a thorough inspection, I discovered that the evaporator coil was completely flat and leaking refrigerant. I then checked the system pressures, finding both the high- and low-side pressures to be completely flat. I explained these findings to the customer and outlined the necessary repairs. The customer requested that detailed repair options be emailed to her husband’s email address. I ensured that all information was clearly communicated and provided a comprehensive email detailing the recommended repairs. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts for your HVAC needs.

We successfully replaced the existing garbage disposal unit and cleared the drain to the kitchen sink. After installing the new disposal, we ran a 25-foot cable through the system twice to ensure proper functionality. Everything was reassembled, and we ran water for eight minutes to confirm that the flow was excellent. The customer was shown the completed work and was satisfied with the results.

Upon arrival, I found that the flood stop had started to corrode, likely due to moisture from a clogged dryer vent. The buildup in the dryer vent was still present in the closet, a problem from a previous visit. I explained to the customer that this situation is hazardous and could potentially lead to a fire. I emphasized that Comfort Experts is not liable for any damage to the home resulting from the neglect of water heater maintenance and inadequate ventilation upkeep. The customer acknowledged the risks and decided to address the issue themselves.

Upon arrival, the unit was frozen. I turned off cooling and turned on the fan to thaw the system. While waiting, I cleaned the outdoor unit and inspected other components. The filter was acceptable. I conducted a thorough leak search, checking field welds, metering devices, and inside the condenser and evaporator coil, but found no leaks. I tightened the schraders and added refrigerant, achieving a 10 superheat and 7 subcool. The system now has a 20 delta. I discussed the benefits of the Comfort Club, and the homeowner will review the information. The system was cooling when I left.

A customer contacted us for a pump-down inspection of their outdoor unit. Upon arrival, I discovered the compressor was running, but the outdoor fan was not. After discussing the recommended repairs with the customer, I replaced the faulty capacitor. The system started functioning correctly, and I verified the system pressures were within tolerance. I also cleaned the outdoor unit to enhance airflow and ensure proper system operation. The system was cooling effectively when I left.

Upon arrival, I identified that the passenger and expressor saver were out of tolerance and nonfunctional. Both components were replaced under warranty. Post-replacement, I checked the refrigerant pressures and confirmed they were within the acceptable range. Moving to the upstairs unit, I verified a 15° temperature split between the plenums, finding a 20-degree difference. I also discovered clogged drains. After discussing solutions with the customer, they opted for a drain system clearance and added a condensate pan treatment packet. I ensured the drain switch cover was properly reinstalled to prevent future flooding. The system was fully functional upon departure.

Upon arrival, I found the air conditioning unit non-functional. After inspection, the unit powered on successfully. I examined all components, which were within specifications. I explained that the compressor likely entered thermal protection due to extreme heat. I advised the customer to wash the unit to assist in cooling. The customer is awaiting a refrigerant control valve, which should arrive soon. Additionally, I converted the customer to our home and budget membership. Thank you for choosing us.

Upon arrival, I confirmed the unit was operational and effectively cooling. I reset the wet switch, which had been tripped. A towel left underneath was removed, and the unit was thoroughly cleaned due to its matted condition. I inspected other system functions and found no issues. The unit was still cooling when I departed, ensuring the comfort and satisfaction of the client. Thank you for choosing our services.

During the evaluation, I found no significant electrical issues. However, the unit appeared to be low on refrigerant or had a restriction in the thermal expansion valve. Additionally, the p-trap setup was not properly vented, which could lead to negative pressure problems. I offered to make the necessary repairs, but the homeowner chose to contact the original installer. I also suggested a membership for benefits and discounts, though they did not commit at that time. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I first addressed the condensate drain issue. Using a handheld cable, I successfully cleared the blockage. However, the drain terminates below a platform, making it difficult to access. I recommend raising the drain to improve future access. While no warranty can be provided for future stoppages, the current issue has been resolved. Next, I replaced the boiler drain at the front of the house, ensuring everything was properly secured and functioning. Finally, I set up the customer on the care club for ongoing support and maintenance.

During the evaluation, I identified that the compressor capacitor and compressor saver were out of tolerance. Although the condenser fan motor was operational, the compressor was not functioning. I recommended either replacing both components or upgrading to a soft start device to enhance component longevity. The homeowner chose to replace the capacitor and saver. Post-replacement, refrigerant levels were within normal limits, and no further issues were detected during the inspection. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I assessed the unit, which was experiencing recurring freezing issues. After a thorough inspection, I identified a faulty refrigerant control valve as the root cause. This valve was causing the system to intermittently freeze despite providing adequate cooling. I explained the situation to the customer, detailing the findings and the necessary repairs. The customer agreed to proceed with ordering the replacement refrigerant control valve and replacing the filter dryer. I assured the customer that they would be contacted once the parts were available. Thank you for choosing our services; we strive to ensure your comfort.

Upon arrival, I diagnosed an issue with the condenser fan motor on the downstairs unit, which was displaying Code 26. After confirming the motor had failed, I recommended ordering a replacement part. I informed the customer about the need to pause the service temporarily to await the part delivery. I ensured the system was safely shut down and verified that the issue was covered under warranty, providing peace of mind to the customer.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough evaluation and identified a wet switch that was active, preventing the unit from operating. I tested the drain line and discovered it was clogged, leading to water overflow in the primary pan. After clearing the drainage, I retested the system and found no further issues. I dried the wet switch and waited for the system to restart. I informed the homeowners that the wet switch should reset on its own, advising them to contact us if it didn't. They also signed up for our Comfort Club service. Thank you for choosing our company.

I was called to address an issue with a customer's RV, which presented unique challenges due to its compact and mobile nature. Upon arrival, I assessed the problem and determined that the issue was not serviceable under standard conditions. The RV's limited space and specialized systems required a tailored approach. I carefully navigated the confined area, ensuring minimal disruption to the customer's living environment. After a thorough evaluation, I concluded that the problem could not be resolved on-site and recommended further professional assistance. Throughout the process, I maintained clear communication with the customer, explaining the situation and potential next steps.

Upon arriving, I conducted a thorough evaluation of the system. I identified a trip lock on the floor sensor, which was preventing the unit from functioning correctly. Additionally, I found that the dual run capacitor was out of tolerance, contributing to the system's performance issues. After replacing the dual run capacitor under the product and labor warranty, I meticulously checked the system's operation. The unit started running within normal specifications, achieving a 19° temperature split. This ensured optimal performance and efficiency. Thank you for choosing our services; we strive to provide the best solutions for your comfort needs. Have a great day!

On August 14, I inspected the water heater and found that the pilot light was intermittently going out. To address this issue, I ordered a new gas control valve and burner assembly under warranty. I will return on Tuesday to replace these parts at no charge to the customer. This proactive measure ensures the water heater operates efficiently and safely, preventing potential future problems.