HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Aledo, TX

We attempted to contact the customer multiple times to discuss the details of the job and finalize the arrangements. Despite our efforts, we were unable to reach them via phone. As a result, we have sent an email with the estimate once more, hoping to secure their response. In the meantime, we are pausing the job to allow for further communication. We are committed to ensuring all details are addressed and that the customer is fully informed before we proceed. Our goal is to provide a seamless and satisfactory service experience.

I performed a thorough descaling on the tankless water heater, ensuring all components were cleaned and free from mineral buildup. After the descaling process, I conducted a comprehensive test to verify that all functions were operating correctly. The customer's consistent maintenance has kept the unit in excellent condition, and all systems are now running smoothly. The water heater is now efficiently providing hot water as expected.

I replaced a customer-supplied thermostat with an old mercury model due to damaged connecting pins. The customer ordered a new thermostat and requested installation on Saturday. I also performed a cooling tune-up on a 2010 Carrier straight electric system, ensuring all electrical connections were tight and free of corrosion. I recommended a level 2 duct cleaning due to heavy biological growth inside the air handler. The system was slightly low on refrigerant charge, and I washed and waxed the outdoor unit. The system was cooling effectively upon departure, and the customer signed up for the Comfort Care Club.

Upon arrival, I found the gas furnace on the upper floor and the straight cool condenser in a non-cooling state. The customer reported a possible power surge during Sunday's storm. Both the indoor and outdoor units were unresponsive. I inspected and tightened all low voltage connections and executed a hard reset. The system resumed operation, cooling the home effectively. Temperature readings showed subcooling at 9 degrees and superheat at 8 degrees, indicating normal system performance. The customer upgraded their membership to the Home and Budget Protection Plan.

On May 20, 2026, I initiated a troubleshooting session early Friday morning. This was the first call of the day, and it required immediate attention. I coordinated with Jake, who was essential for the successful resolution of the issue. Our primary focus was to identify and address the root cause of the problem efficiently. We meticulously examined the system, conducted necessary tests, and implemented corrective measures. Our collaborative efforts ensured that the issue was resolved promptly, minimizing any potential disruptions. Throughout the process, we maintained clear communication and adhered to best practices to ensure a thorough and effective troubleshooting experience.

Upon arrival, I identified a blockage in the primary drain. Recent plumbing work was evident, with a kink in the flex line from the primary drain to the sink, preventing proper drainage. The P trap under the sink required rebuilding, and the AC drain was incorrectly positioned on the wrong side of the P trap. Without the necessary parts, I facilitated a slow drainage of the condensate and stopped the P trap from leaking at the connections. A plumber is needed for further repairs, including 3/4 PVC and a PVC to copper connector, and possibly a complete P trap rebuild.

Our team successfully installed a new Dorr bell system, ensuring it was fully operational. The installation process involved careful assessment of the existing setup, precise wiring, and thorough testing to confirm optimal performance. We also provided a detailed walkthrough of the system's features and functionalities to the client, ensuring they were comfortable and knowledgeable about their new bell system. The installation was completed efficiently, with no disruptions to daily activities.

During the service, I conducted a thorough duct check on four air handlers, identifying significant biological growth and extensive dust and dirt buildup. Given these findings, I recommended a level 2 duct cleaning for all four systems to ensure optimal air quality. Additionally, I suggested the installation of UV systems to help prevent future biological growth. The customer expressed interest in obtaining pricing from a neighboring company, Daffin, before making a decision. Despite the age of the systems, the customer declined replacement options, emphasizing their preference for a duct cleaning service. I also recommended consulting with Comfort Advisors for further insights and maintenance strategies.

I performed a comprehensive inspection and maintenance on several HVAC units. On the 2017 Carrier Airhandler, I tightened all electrical connections and identified a voltage issue with one of the breakers, which was resolved by resetting and recommending a double pole breaker for the heat kit. I also changed the filter, recommended adding a P-trap to the drain, and cleaned the blower motor, wheel, and evaporator coil. The supply plenum had biological growth, which was noted. For the 2017 Carrier Straight Cool, I checked and tightened all electrical connections, replaced the out-of-range dual run capacitor, and washed the condenser coils. I also cleared debris and addressed refrigerant issues likely due to build-up in the Airhandler. On the 2025 Amana Airhandler, I checked and tightened all electrical connections, changed the filter, and ensured the drain was clear. The blower motor and evaporator coil were found to be in acceptable condition. For the 2025 Amana Heatpump, I checked an

Upon arrival, I assessed the system and found it was not cooling. The outdoor unit displayed a "locked rotor" code, indicating a potential issue. Upon inspection, I identified that the compressor saver had failed. Leveraging my expertise, I replaced the faulty compressor saver under warranty. Following the replacement, I conducted a thorough function check to ensure the system was operating correctly. After confirming the system was running smoothly, I departed, leaving the system in optimal working condition.

We addressed issues with two air handlers. The 2018 Trane unit had biological growth on the evaporator coil, blower motor, and wheel, with debris accumulation. The drain protection was in the secondary drain line instead of the primary. The 2017 Goodman unit had dust and biological growth on the evaporator coil, blower motor, and wheel, with the drain line filled. The primary and secondary drains needed repiping and a P-trap. The drain switch was on the emergency drain pan line. We also cleaned the condenser coils and discussed replacing return plenums.

I successfully installed an Amana 2-stage 48k Hz heat pump, ensuring optimal heating and cooling efficiency. The system features high-efficiency filtration, enhancing indoor air quality. Additionally, I integrated a UV system to eliminate harmful pathogens and allergens. A complete duct system redesign was performed, improving airflow and reducing energy consumption. The installation was completed with a code kit, ensuring all components meet current safety and performance standards. This comprehensive upgrade significantly enhances the home's comfort and energy efficiency.

Changed customer supplied breaker

Cooling tune up performed today on 2 units and all electrical connections are tight with no corrosion and evaporator coil and blower wheel is clean condensation drains are clear all amp draws are acceptable both outdoor units were washed and waxed refrigerant levels are in range, suggest adding a condensation drain treatment to both units to prevent blockage in condensate drain line.

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Customer stated doctor is saying she needs to look into duct cleaning as she has long issues during evaluation of ductwork and system found slight biological growth in both supply plenums talked with customer about UV systems as well as duct cleanings customer wants to get with financial advisor first

. Customer would like to speak to a plumber regarding the garbage disposal not working Plumber is scheduled to come out today. Super tune up performed today on a rheem straight cool condenser installed in 2004 and a Goodman air handler installed in 2013. All electrical connections are tight with no corrosion. Evaporator coil is clean. Blower wheel has some minor build up starting to form. Compressor and condenser fan motor are acceptable. Could not get accurate refrigerant readings due to rose bushes blocking the airflow of the condenser. Rose bushes need to be cust back two feet from the condenser to ensure proper airflow across the coil. Primary drain had a blockage and secondary drain had no p trap. Cleared drain and added a drain pan treatment and built secondary drain with a p trap. System running and cooling the home upon departure.

Replaced condenser fan blade

Upon arrival customer stated the outdoor system would not run hearing evaluation found that the condenser fan motor was failed checked dual run cap door on cap was within range also found one of the fan blades to be cracked talk with customer about replacing fan motor and fan blades also talked with customer about talking with Comfort advisor customer wants to replace fan and fan blades at this time and also set up NEED TO ORDER FAN BLADES 2FT FROM BLADE ENDS 1FT FROM CENTER TO BLADE END MODEL – THJF36 S41S4A SERIAL – W1L4215598 Comfort advisor visit for next Tuesday April 21st afternoon confirmed by the office

2020 Goodman Furnace and Coil Checked and tightened all electrical connections Drain has slight build up in trap Customer did not have an extra filter at this time Blower motor and wheel were acceptable Evaporator coil was acceptable Supply plenum has biological growth build up 2020 Goodman Straight Cool Checked and tightened all electrical connections Dual run cap was within manufacture range Primary electrical unit was acceptable Compressor saver is functional Refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time Fan blades and motor were acceptable Condenser coils were acceptable Cleared debris from the bottom of the unit Washed condenser coils from the inside out Waxed the top of the unit Recommended UV system for biological growth and whole home surge protection Customer has a tripped breaker in panel and is not sure which area the house it serves and would like an electrician out along with a plumber to look at damage sprinkler pipes in front yard Setup for this F

Downstairs 2018 Goodman Airhandler Checked and tightened all electrical connections Customer recently changed filters Customer no longer uses April Aire filters and went to 1" filter UV system has been removed from the Airhandler Drain has build up in P-trap Blower motor and wheel has rust build up Evaporator coil was acceptable Downstairs 2018 Goodman Heatpump Checked and tightened all electrical connections Dual run cap was within manufacture range Primary electrical unit was acceptable Defrost board was acceptable 2nd stage is functional Refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time Fan blades and motor were acceptable Cleared debris from the bottom of the unit Washed condenser coils from the inside out Upstairs 2018 Goodman Airhandler Checked and tightened all electrical connections Customer recently changed filters Customer no longer uses April Aire filters and went to 1" filter UV system has been removed from the Airhandler Drain has build up in P-trap

On arrival system was not running checked the heat pump found it to be out on a low pressure lockout code reset system and check refrigerant levels found refrigerant levels to be slightly low causing coil to freeze refrigerant charge was most likely low due to outdoor TXV being changed last December and not being able to accurately add in refrigerant performed League search on indoor coil line set and condenser coils was unable to find a refrigerant leak at this time if refrigerant levels get low again we will have to take other measurements to find refrigerant leak left with system in cool

Install new underground circuit to shop out building job 100% done brand new wire from main panel to subpanel in the shop All done and complete

Perform tune up on upstairs and downstairs systems checked all electrical connections make sure everything was tight made sure nothing was burned blower Wheels were acceptable evaporator coils were acceptable supply plenums have biological growth build up replaced customer provided filters checked and tightened all connections on condensers dual run cap for the downstairs unit is below manufacturer tolerance recommend replacement refrigerant levels are within range wash condenser coils from the inside out recommended dual run cap replacement microairsoft start kits UV systems and drain switches for both systems as there is no drain safety