AC, Plumbing & Electrical Repair in Granbury

We successfully completed a comprehensive service for the customer, focusing on relocating the package unit and updating the ductwork. First, we performed a thorough tune-up on the unit, ensuring all electrical connections were secure and functioning correctly. The capacitor was checked and found to be within the acceptable range. The blower wheel was inspected and deemed acceptable. The outdoor unit was meticulously cleaned, including washing and waxing to enhance its performance and longevity. After these adjustments, the unit was operational and blowing cold air effectively. A Comfort Advisor is scheduled to meet with the customer to discuss the specifics of moving the ductwork and outdoor condenser.

I successfully replaced four exterior faucets, ensuring they were securely soldered on. Two of these were positioned at each end of the property, providing improved access and functionality. The existing copper tubing within the walls was not covered under warranty, so I carefully assessed and handled it to avoid any potential issues. Each faucet was meticulously installed to guarantee durability and efficiency. The work was completed with precision, ensuring that the exterior faucets are now fully operational and ready for use.

Today, I performed a comprehensive tune-up on a 10-year-old Amana heat pump. The amp draws were within the acceptable range, and refrigerant levels were confirmed to be in proper condition. The blower wheel was found to be dirty, and I recommended a thorough cleaning. The outdoor condenser was cleaned and waxed to enhance its efficiency. All electrical connections were inspected and tightened, and the capacitor was found to be within the acceptable range. Additionally, I recommended a level 2 duct cleaning to ensure optimal airflow. A UV light basic installation was suggested to prevent microbial growth. Lastly, I recommended installing a compressor saver on the outdoor unit to protect it from potential damage.

During the plumbing tune-up, I thoroughly inspected all systems and identified potential issues. I provided detailed estimates for necessary repairs and upgrades, but the customer chose not to proceed with any work at this time. Notably, the recently replaced outside faucet exhibited a steady leak, indicating a possible installation error or a faulty component. I ensured the customer understood the implications of not addressing this issue and offered to revisit the matter if needed.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on an 11-year-old Rheem straight cool unit. Electrical connections were inspected, tightened, and cleaned of corrosion. The 2-stage condenser, equipped with 2 compressors, operates with only one due to a missing Y2 on the thermostat. The blower wheel was cleaned of dust and dirt. Amp draws and capacitors met manufacturer specifications. The condenser was vacuumed, and coils were washed inside out. The air filter and condenser coil were cleaned, and the unit was waxed. A new thermostat with multi-stage capabilities was recommended but declined by the customer.

On October 1, I removed the temporary fan motor and installed the manufacturer's two-stage motor. During the process, I checked the refrigerant levels and found them to be low. Given the cool indoor temperature and rainy weather outside, it's uncertain whether the low refrigerant level is a temporary issue. I discussed this with the customer and informed them that a technician needs to return on October 7 to recheck the refrigerant levels under better weather conditions. This will help confirm if there are any leaks. For now, the job is paused and will resume on the first call on October 7.

The customer reported that the wet switch had deactivated the system. I cleared the primary drain and added a condensate drain pan treatment. After a system function check, I discovered it was low on refrigerant. Despite a thorough leak search, no leaks were detected inside or outside. However, a small leak was found at the Schrader core. I tightened the Schrader core and recharged the unit with 16oz of R410A. Additionally, the defrost control board on the outdoor unit failed to activate the heat strips in heat mode, only responding when set to emergency heat. A replacement defrost control board for the Coleman heat pump is required.

During the plumbing tune-up, I inspected the water softener and identified issues causing coughing and bad smells during showers. The brine tank water was foamy, and the unit was consuming excessive salt. After testing, I confirmed the water was soft, including at outdoor spigots, one of which is used for pool filling. I temporarily bypassed the softener and will follow up in a week. I also provided pricing for installing a separate line to the backyard spigot.

Upon arrival, the system was not operational. A thorough inspection revealed that the outdoor unit lacked one phase of power. The disconnect switch had melted, and a wire was burned. I spliced the wire and replaced the faulty disconnect switch. After completing the repairs, I conducted a function check to ensure the system was operational. The system is now running efficiently, effectively cooling the home. An electrician is scheduled to inspect the wiring, breakers, and panel to identify any further issues. Additionally, a plumber is scheduled to address several leaking hose bibs.

Our team successfully installed a new toilet in the main bathroom, ensuring a seamless and efficient process. We carefully removed the old toilet, paying attention to every detail to avoid any damage. The new toilet was then installed with precision, and we made sure it was securely attached to the floor. If the existing flange required repair, we addressed it promptly, though any additional costs for flange repair were clearly communicated beforehand. We took care to clean up the area thoroughly, leaving everything in pristine condition. Throughout the process, we adhered to the highest standards of quality and professionalism.

I completed a comprehensive sewer rerouting project, starting by tunneling under the home to each fixture and extending the routes outside the foundation to connect with the existing septic tank. I installed new sewer lines, ensuring they were securely anchored to the slab with appropriate hangers. Two-way clean-outs were added at the septic tank, and the entire system was thoroughly tested for leaks, showing no issues after a twenty-minute headwater test. The baffle tee on the inlet side of the tank was adjusted to optimize flow. Although we cannot warranty internal tank work, the system is now functioning efficiently. The homeowner agreed to an additional tunnel for an extra charge, which will be paid online.

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Upon arrival, the Trane heat pump with an air handler installed in 2018 was not functioning properly. Diagnostics indicated a refrigerant shortage. Upon inspection, oil stains were observed near the service ports on the outdoor unit, suggesting a leak. The primary issue was identified as a failed Schrader core at the service port, which was leaking refrigerant. The Schrader core was replaced, and the system was recharged with 48oz of R410A refrigerant. Additionally, a blockage in the primary drain was discovered and cleared. A drain pan treatment was installed to prevent future issues. The system was restored to optimal operation, providing effective cooling upon completion of the service.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on a Carrier straight electric system installed in 2021. All electrical connections were inspected and found to be secure with no signs of corrosion. Inside the air handler, biological growth was detected, prompting a recommendation for a Level 2 duct cleaning. Additionally, I suggested installing a UV light to prevent future growth. The compressor and condenser fan motor were assessed and found to be functioning properly. Refrigerant levels were verified to be within the acceptable range. The outdoor unit was cleaned and waxed, ensuring optimal performance. The system was operational and cooling effectively upon my departure.

Upon receiving the call, I promptly arrived at the site to address the issue with the disposal. Upon inspection, I identified a rag that had become lodged within the disposal mechanism, causing it to malfunction. Using appropriate tools and techniques, I carefully removed the rag from the disposal. After ensuring the rag was completely extracted, I tested the disposal to confirm it was functioning correctly. The disposal is now operating smoothly, and the issue has been successfully resolved. This service was provided without any warranty.

I thoroughly inspected and serviced both the 2024 Amana Airhandler and Heatpump. Starting with the Airhandler, I meticulously checked and tightened all electrical connections, changed the customer-provided filter, and ensured the drain was clear and functioning properly. The blower motor and wheel were inspected and found to be in acceptable condition, as was the evaporator coil. For the Heatpump, I also checked and tightened all electrical connections, verified that the dual run capacitor was within the manufacturer's range, and confirmed that the primary electrical unit was acceptable. Refrigerant levels were checked and found to be adequate, and the fan blades and motor were inspected and deemed acceptable. The condenser coils were cleaned from the inside out, and debris was cleared from the bottom of the unit. Additionally, I recommended a Micro Air Soft Start Kit and an anti-microbial pan treatment for enhanced performance and hygiene.

Upon arrival, the customer reported that the system was not cooling the home. During the evaluation, I identified that the dual run capacitor was extremely weak, preventing the compressor from running efficiently. I explained the issue to the customer and recommended replacing the dual run capacitor, as well as considering a compressor saver or micro air soft start kit for future protection. The customer opted to replace the dual run capacitor immediately while postponing the other recommendations. I successfully completed the replacement, ensuring the system was running in cool mode before leaving.

I conducted a comprehensive plumbing tune-up, inspecting all major systems and components. Despite the presence of hard water, I ensured that pipes and fixtures were functioning optimally. I identified potential issues and provided detailed estimates for any necessary repairs. The customer opted not to pursue an upgraded membership at this time, and no signatures were obtained. Throughout the process, I maintained clear communication and professionalism, ensuring the customer was informed about the findings and options available.

Our team successfully installed a new toilet in the main bathroom for our customer. We meticulously removed the old toilet, ensuring a clean and efficient process. If necessary, we performed a flange repair, which was charged separately. We took care to handle all components with precision, ensuring a secure and functional installation. Our team was on standby, ready to begin the installation as soon as the customer received the new toilet. We did not provide warranty on the components of the new toilet, as per our policy. The customer was pleased with the seamless and professional service provided.

I successfully installed a 48,000 BTU downflow heat pump, ensuring optimal heating and cooling efficiency. The existing filtration system was retained to maintain air quality. A code kit was integrated to meet all regulatory standards. The easy start feature was configured for seamless operation, and a whole home surge protector was installed to safeguard the electrical system from power surges. The installation process was meticulous, ensuring all components functioned harmoniously.

Upon arrival, the outdoor unit was operational, but the blower failed to activate. Upon inspection, it was discovered that high voltage wires had shorted to low voltage wires, causing the melted wire molex plugs connected to the control board. The blower motor required replacement, and the wheel needed cleaning. The full amount for the repairs was collected. However, the customer wishes to consult with a comfort advisor before deciding whether to repair or replace the system. If a replacement is chosen, the repair costs will be credited. The advisor is scheduled to meet with the customer tomorrow at 5 pm.

Upon arrival, I found the upstairs unit was not cooling. The system had a resting pressure of 1 psi. Upon inspection, the compressor was severely corroded. I conducted a thorough leak search and identified a refrigerant leak on the bottom side of the compressor. The system is not under warranty. The customer requested to consult with her nephew, who installed the unit, before proceeding with any repairs. I provided detailed information about the findings and awaited her decision.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on an 8-year-old Trane heat pump system, including the air handler. All electrical connections were inspected and found to be secure with no signs of corrosion. Inside the air handler, biological growth was detected, prompting a recommendation for UV treatment to eliminate existing growth and prevent future occurrences. All electrical components, including amp draws, refrigerant levels, and the compressor and condenser fan motor, were assessed and found to be within acceptable parameters. The outdoor unit was thoroughly cleaned and treated with a protective wax. The customer opted to join the Comfort Care Club for ongoing maintenance.

During the service, I identified a dripping/leaking shower faucet and inspected the water heater, which is from 2010 and has significant buildup in the intake, making it unsuitable for flushing. Additionally, the outside hose bib was leaking when in use. I also noted that the water heater flue pipe requires a double-wall configuration. I provided detailed options and pricing for the necessary repairs, both combined and separately, but the customer decided not to proceed with any of the proposed solutions at this time.

Today, I completed a comprehensive service on a 3-year-old Amana gas furnace with a straight cool condenser. I began by ensuring all electrical connections were secure and free from corrosion. The refrigerant levels were checked and found to be within the optimal range. The blower wheel and evaporator coil were meticulously cleaned to ensure efficient operation. I verified that all amp draws were within the specified parameters. Additionally, the outdoor unit was thoroughly washed and waxed to enhance its performance and longevity. The system was tested and confirmed to be running smoothly and effectively cooling the space. A surge protector was also installed to safeguard the home's electrical systems. The customer was satisfied with the thorough service provided.