HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Benbrook, TX

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough diagnostic evaluation of the cooling system, which was not functioning as expected. After a detailed inspection, I identified that the run capacitor had failed, which was preventing the system from cooling effectively. I explained the issue and the necessary repair to the customer, providing a clear estimate for replacing the capacitor. Despite the detailed explanation and cost breakdown, the customer opted to have their friend, an HVAC technician, handle the repair. Consequently, no repairs were performed during my visit, and the system remained inoperative, circulating only warm air. Thank you for choosing our services.

A customer requested a Super Tune-Up for their 15-year-old heat pump system. I began by servicing the outdoor unit, cleaning the condenser coils, and checking the refrigerant pressures, which were within the manufacturer's acceptable range. I inspected all electrical components and controls, finding everything to be in proper working order. Moving to the indoor unit, I identified a refrigerant leak in the evaporator coil, consistent with a previous technician's findings. I also discovered significant biological growth inside the air handler, rust on the evaporator coil and blower assembly, and heavy dirt buildup on the blower wheel fins. The blower motor produced an abnormal noise, suggesting it may fail soon. I verified proper condensate drainage and measured a 15°F temperature split, indicating the system is cooling. I informed the customer about the refrigerant leak, the blower motor's condition, and the overall state of the equipment. I recommended discussing repair versus replacem

I conducted a comprehensive tuneup on the customer's system, starting with a thorough inspection of the tires and ensuring all components were functioning optimally. During the assessment, the customer reported experiencing excessive dust in her home and related allergy issues. Upon further investigation, I discovered biological growth within the system. To address these concerns, the customer opted for a RM to germicidal oxidation system. After installation, I performed a detailed test to confirm that the new system was operating as intended, ensuring the customer's comfort and health were prioritized.

During the service, I identified a faulty dual run capacitor and a defective compressor start kit. The capacitor was covered under the parts warranty, while the start kit was not. After replacing the capacitor and the start kit, I verified that the unit is now operating correctly with proper refrigerant levels. Payment was collected via credit card.

A customer requested an evaluation of their HVAC system. Upon arrival, I noticed a previously wet area that had dried up. I conducted a thorough inspection, including testing the condensate drain by pouring 4.5 gallons of water through the primary drain line. The drain operated smoothly, with no signs of restriction or backup. I also checked the system's overall functionality, confirming that it was cooling properly and operating normally. The evaluation concluded with the system fully functional. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the condenser unit. Upon examination, it was determined that the dual capacitor was faulty. I replaced the faulty capacitor with a new unit, ensuring compatibility and proper installation. Following the replacement, I tested the system to confirm that the condenser was functioning correctly. The cooling system was checked for proper Freon levels, which were found to be adequate. The system was then tested for efficient operation, and it was confirmed that the issue had been resolved. Payment was collected via credit card, and the job was completed to the customer's satisfaction.

Upon arrival, I thoroughly inspected the AC system's drain, confirming it was not clogged. To ensure optimal performance, I ran a cable through the drain to remove any potential debris. Following this, I poured a full gallon of water through the drain to verify proper drainage. The system functioned correctly, with all water draining smoothly, ensuring the AC system's continued efficiency.

Upon arrival, I conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the down system, which was operational. However, a thorough inspection revealed a clog in the HVAC condensate drain line. I presented repair options to the customer, who approved the recommended drain service. During further inspection, I discovered that the primary condensate line had been cleared, but the larger drain pipe it discharges into was also clogged. This secondary blockage was causing intermittent shutdowns as the condensate backed up and activated the safety switch. I advised the customer that a licensed plumber is needed to resolve this issue. They requested scheduling a plumber promptly. The HVAC system was operating properly and cooling by the end of the evaluation. I recommended temporarily setting the thermostat a few degrees higher to reduce condensate production and prevent further drain backups.

A customer reported a system failure, prompting an immediate response. I conducted a thorough diagnostic assessment to identify the root cause. After analyzing the system, I provided a detailed report outlining potential solutions. The customer decided to consult another company for a second opinion before proceeding. I ensured all findings were clearly communicated and left the system in a stable condition pending further instructions.

Upon arrival, I conducted an evaluation of a water leakage issue. After thorough testing, I identified a clog in the home's drain line as the root cause. I explained to the customer that this issue required professional plumbing expertise to resolve. I assured them that a licensed plumber would be dispatched to address the problem promptly. I provided detailed information on the nature of the clog and its impact on the system. I also reassured the customer that the plumber would arrive the following morning. Thank you for choosing our services.

I conducted a comprehensive super tuneup on the system, ensuring all components are functioning optimally. The inspection revealed no issues, and the drains have been cleared to prevent any future blockages. I also referred the pressure to ensure it was clean and changed the filter, maintaining the system's efficiency. The outdoor system was cleaned thoroughly, and the temperature split is at a satisfactory 20°. The homeowner is pleased with the results, and the system is ready for the next occupants. She will be contacting us to cancel the membership as her mother is moving into assisted-living. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon receiving a call about a clogged drain line, I promptly assessed the situation. The drain was indeed blocked, causing potential issues. I informed the homeowner about the problem and scheduled a plumber for later that evening. To ensure comfort and safety, I provided temporary cooling measures. The homeowner signed a document acknowledging the issue and her responsibility for emptying the bucket. I made sure the foreman was informed about the homeowner's duty to prevent any water damage. Throughout the process, I maintained clear communication and ensured all necessary steps were taken to address the issue effectively.

A customer contacted us for an evaluation of their down system. Upon inspection, I found the wet switch had been tripped on the indoor unit. I reset the switch and examined the area around the air handler. Despite the system being off for less than 24 hours, there was no standing water or moisture beneath the unit, and the drain was functioning correctly with no drainage issues. At the customer's request, I also inspected the outdoor unit. During testing, I discovered that the compressor was drawing over 200 amps on startup, significantly higher than the system's rated 74 amps, indicating a failing compressor. I discussed the findings and repair/replacement options with the customer, who decided to consult her husband before proceeding. The system was operating, cooling properly, and functioning normally at the end of the visit.

I recently completed the installation of two soft start devices for the HVAC systems. These components help reduce the electrical stress on the system during startup, enhancing overall efficiency and longevity. The installation process involved precise wiring and calibration to ensure optimal performance. The job is temporarily paused pending the arrival of additional parts, which are crucial for completing the setup.

Upon inspection, both the dual run capacitor and the fan capacitor on the condenser were found to be faulty. I replaced both components, restoring proper function to the R22 system heat pump. I discussed the benefits of the Comfort Care Club and the potential for future equipment upgrades with the customer. Payment was collected via credit card today. The system is now operating efficiently.

Upon inspection, I identified a significant crack in the drain pan at the plumbing connection, necessitating a replacement. I installed a new, high-quality drain pan to ensure proper water drainage and prevent future leaks. Additionally, I replaced the old filter with a fresh, efficient one to maintain optimal system performance. The system is now fully functional and free from any leaks or filter issues.

I conducted a thorough evaluation of the system, ensuring all components were functioning correctly. During the inspection, no significant abnormalities were detected. The homeowners had left the attic access open, likely for air filter changes. I suspect the issue arose from the attic and was compounded by the smart thermostat turning off and entering eco mode overnight, preventing the unit from cooling adequately. However, upon inspection, the unit was cooling within normal parameters. I advised the homeowners to monitor the system closely and to change the air filter promptly. Thank you for choosing our services; we appreciate your trust in us. Have a great day!

I conducted a thorough evaluation of the system. The indoor unit was operational, but the outdoor unit was not. Upon inspection, I identified a high pressure lockout code on the outdoor unit. Further investigation revealed that the capacitor and hard start were faulty, which I replaced under the power line. The unit was then cleaned to ensure optimal performance. I also discussed the benefits of our Comfort Club membership. After these interventions, the system started cooling effectively without any further issues. Thank you for choosing our services.

I performed a comprehensive Super Tune-Up on the heat pump system. Starting with the indoor unit, I poured about 2 gallons of water through the primary drain line and condensate pump to ensure proper drainage and operation. I then checked system performance, confirming a 15°F temperature split. All indoor electrical and control components were inspected and verified to be functioning correctly. I also checked for biological growth, finding no significant issues, likely due to the installed UV light system. Moving to the outdoor unit, I checked refrigerant pressures and cleaned the condenser coil to ensure unrestricted airflow and optimal heat transfer. During testing, I found the run capacitor to be out of manufacturer tolerance and replaced it under warranty. I discussed the benefits of installing a soft start/compressor saver kit with the customer, who expressed interest and will discuss it with their spouse. The system is now operating properly, cooling as designed, and all function

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Upon arrival, I assessed the cooling unit, which had stopped cooling the previous night. The homeowner had already attempted to reset the unit, which subsequently resumed cooling and maintained the set temperature. I checked the system's refrigerant levels, electrical components, and coils, ensuring everything was functioning correctly. The system was operating at the target super heat level, indicating optimal performance. Although no immediate repairs were necessary, I recommended installing a start kit on the condenser to enhance efficiency. The homeowner was advised to replace the filter. Overall, the system is in good working condition.

During the evaluation of the Man Cave Unit, I identified a refrigerant leak that was preventing the system from maintaining efficiency. Additionally, the air filter required replacement, and both the blower cap and compressor cap were out of tolerance. I have arranged for a Comfort Advisor to meet with the homeowner to discuss potential replacement options. The system's performance will be significantly improved once these issues are addressed.