HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Arlington, TX

A customer contacted us for a window unit installation. I sourced the necessary board and completed the installation. During the process, I identified a faulty transformer and an electrical issue. I resolved these problems, ensuring the system was operational and cooling effectively. The customer expressed their gratitude for our prompt and efficient service. Thank you for choosing our expertise.

Upon arrival, I inspected the toilet and discovered that the fill tube was disconnected from the fill valve, causing water to spray inside the tank and drip down its side. I promptly assessed the situation and prepared an estimate for the necessary repairs, which included pulling the toilet, resetting it, and running a camera to ensure no further issues. The customer was informed of the findings and the proposed solution, and she will contact us if she decides to proceed with the work.

Upon arrival, I discovered the system was not cooling and had frozen completely. The blower motor had failed due to an unbalanced blower wheel. Although the homeowner preferred to replace only the motor, I explained that this would void the warranty. I replaced the motor, tested the system, and it started working. I turned the unit off and set the fan to thaw the system. The homeowner can use the AC later. The system is operational, but I recommended replacing the blower wheel to prevent future issues.

Upon arrival, I conducted a comprehensive inspection of the HVAC system, which was one year old. I started with the outdoor unit, checking refrigerant pressures and ensuring they were within the manufacturer’s specifications. The outdoor coil was cleaned, and the air filter was replaced. I inspected the electrical components, finding the capacitor and compressor saver within tolerance. However, elevated amperage was noted during operation, prompting a recommendation for a soft start installation to reduce startup amperage and enhance performance. After installation, the compressor operated at proper amperage. I then moved to the indoor unit, flushing the primary condensate drain line and replacing the filter. A 20°F temperature difference between the supply and return plenums indicated proper cooling performance. All accessible internal components were inspected and verified to be functioning correctly. The system was fully operational and cooling effectively upon completion.

I contacted the customer via phone to discuss their need for a tankless water heater. After gathering necessary details, I calculated the pricing for a new tankless water heater. I then emailed the detailed estimate to the customer, including all relevant information and options. Although I attempted to follow up via phone, the customer did not respond, and no signatures were obtained. The process was completed professionally, ensuring the customer received a comprehensive and accurate estimate.

During the plumbing tune-up, I conducted a thorough inspection of all pipes, fixtures, and appliances. I identified potential issues and provided detailed options for addressing them. I explained the implications of each issue and the benefits of timely repairs. Additionally, I discussed an upgrade maintenance plan to prevent future problems. Despite the recommendations, the customer decided against making any repairs or enrolling in the maintenance plan at this time.

Upon arrival, I assessed the backyard hose bib that was leaking. The issue was identified as a faulty 4-inch frostproof bib on the side of the home. I proceeded to replace the defective bib with a new one, ensuring it was properly installed to prevent future leaks. The new bib was securely fastened, and all connections were tightened to the appropriate specifications. After completing the replacement, I thoroughly tested the system to confirm that the leak was resolved and that the new bib functioned correctly. The water flow was checked to ensure there were no additional issues. The job was completed successfully, and the backyard hose bib is now fully operational.

I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up, meticulously inspecting and adjusting all components within the unit. Each part was confirmed to be operating within normal specifications. The homeowner opted for the star 5 plan, providing an extended parts and labor warranty. I promptly contacted dispatch to email the detailed plan specifications to the homeowner. Thank you for choosing our services; have a great day!

On September 2nd, I was called to address a significant drainage issue. Upon inspection, the stoppage was identified approximately 33 feet from the washing machine clean-out. I began by using a 25-foot drain snake, working diligently for over an hour to dislodge the blockage. Although I managed to reduce the severity of the stoppage from a complete blockage to a slow drain, further progress required additional tools and effort. The next day, Wade and I returned with a longer, 50-foot drain snake. After several attempts, we successfully cleared the blockage. Given the complexity and the need for specialized equipment, no warranty is provided for this service.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on the customer's HVAC systems. The master bedroom unit had low refrigerant levels, but the customer opted not to replace it for now. I installed hard starts on both newer systems to enhance their efficiency and reliability. The systems were heavily soiled, so I meticulously cleaned them to improve airflow and overall performance. After thorough cleaning and maintenance, all systems are functioning optimally. Thank you for choosing our services.

I conducted a thorough evaluation of the customer's system and identified the necessary repairs. After diagnosing the issues, I successfully restored the system to full functionality. The customer was pleased with the assessment and decided to proceed with the repairs. To facilitate the process, I coordinated with the office to arrange financing. Once the customer was approved for financing, I resumed the job and completed the required repairs, ensuring the system was fully operational and reliable. The customer expressed satisfaction with the service provided.

Upon evaluation, it was determined that the drain lines required attention. The previous company had attempted to clear the lines, which were approximately 2 feet in length. However, the issue persisted. Upon inspection, it became evident that the blockage was minimal. With swift precision, I cleared the drain lines in just five seconds. Recognizing the simplicity of the task, I opted not to charge the customer for this minor service. Additionally, Ryan reviewed the situation and decided to discount the service fee, ensuring the customer received fair treatment. This approach underscores our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

Upon arrival, I diagnosed a faulty compressor and proceeded to replace it. The old compressor was carefully removed, and a new one was installed. Additionally, the filter dryer was replaced to ensure optimal system performance. After completing the installation, I checked the system for any leaks and confirmed that it was functioning correctly. The system was left running, and the cooling at the exit was verified to ensure efficiency.

During the service, I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on the unit. Upon inspection, I observed that the unit was amping above its LRA rating as indicated on the data tag. To address this, I recommended installing either a compressor saver or a soft start device to prevent potential issues. All other components within the unit were found to be operating within normal specifications, with a 20° Delta and normal refrigerant levels. The capacitor was also within the normal spec tolerance. Additionally, I provided information about generator prices at the homeowner's request and offered to send a comfort advisor for an estimate. The homeowner mentioned they had already received an estimate and were not ready to proceed at the moment.

I conducted a thorough evaluation and found that the indoor system was operational, but the outdoor unit was not. The capacitor had failed, causing the unit to enter thermal lockout. The capacitor's rating was 45+5, but it was currently at 24+0. To enhance the compressor's longevity and reduce inrush, I recommended a start kit. I replaced the faulty capacitor and verified the system's functionality post-repair. No additional repairs were accepted. Thank you for choosing our services.

During the complimentary electrical inspection, I began at the panel and thoroughly checked all systems. The house, built in 2008, had a well-maintained panel with no visible issues. However, the absence of surge and lightning protection was noted. I provided quotes for these protections and discussed other necessary upgrades, including replacing faulty bedroom switches, a malfunctioning closet light, and a sparking plug in the master bedroom. Each quote was explained in detail, and while the customer showed interest, they opted not to proceed immediately. I ensured the customer knew how to contact us for future needs.

Recently, we addressed a leak on the quest line that was causing concern. Upon inspection, we identified the source of the leak and took immediate steps to resolve it. We ensured that all affected areas were thoroughly dried and inspected to prevent any future issues. Additionally, we discussed the benefits of upgrading to our CCC maintenance plan, which offers regular check-ups and proactive maintenance to keep your system running smoothly. The customer expressed interest in discussing the job with her brother-in-law and will be getting back to us in a few days. We have scheduled a follow-up phone call for Thursday, September 3, 2026, to discuss any further actions or to finalize the maintenance plan upgrade.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on the unit. During the inspection, everything operated within normal parameters, and no significant issues were detected. However, I observed low insulation levels, which could affect efficiency. I recommended adding insulation to enhance performance, but the homeowner is not ready to proceed with this suggestion at the moment. I also informed them about our financing options for future projects, though they declined the offer for now. No additional recommendations were made. Thank you for choosing our services; we appreciate your trust in us. Have a wonderful day!

I replaced the fill valve in the guest toilet, ensuring it operates smoothly and efficiently. A thorough plumbing inspection revealed that the water heater, aged 14 years, might need attention soon. Additionally, I identified a leak in the guest toilet, which I addressed promptly. I provided detailed options for repairs, including potential replacements and cost estimates, to ensure the client is well-informed about their choices.

Upon arrival, we identified a potential slab leak. Water was pooling under the house, specifically on the left side beneath the outdoor air conditioning unit. Despite all fixtures being shut off, water continued to flow, indicating a leak. The supply valve on the water heater was not fully closing, so we replaced it with a new one. Even with all fixtures off, the meter continued to spin. After replacing the ball valve to the water heater and shutting it off, the meter stopped spinning, confirming the leak was on the hot side. We scheduled a follow-up visit for further investigation and provided an estimate for tunneling beneath the house, pending financing approval.

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on the HVAC system, starting with a detailed inspection of the air filter, which was found to be extremely dirty and in urgent need of replacement. The homeowner has ordered a new filter and will handle the replacement. I tested the drainage system, checked all electrical components, and confirmed that the coils were clean. The refrigerant levels were verified to be adequate, and the delta T was measured at 20°. A faulty UV bulb and an out-of-tolerance capacitor were replaced. I also suggested installing a soft start kit to improve the compressor's efficiency, with a follow-up scheduled in 90 days. After ensuring all unit operations were functioning correctly, I left the system cooling effectively.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough super tune-up on the outdoor system. I meticulously cleaned the condenser coils, checked refrigerant pressures to ensure they were within acceptable limits, and inspected electrical components and internal controls for proper operation. During testing, I identified a high amperage draw issue. I discussed this with the customer and recommended installing a hard-start/soft-start solution to mitigate startup amperage and protect the compressor. The customer agreed, and the installation was completed successfully. I then moved to the upstairs system, confirming a 15-degree temperature split across the plenums and inspecting the primary drain line, which drained approximately 2 gallons of water. I also noted biological growth and advised the customer on future treatment options, which they declined. All systems were confirmed to be cooling properly and operating as expected.

Today, I successfully replaced the faulty cap 35 and installed a new hard start under the p and l components. After thorough testing, I confirmed that the system is fully operational and ready for cooling. The replacement parts were installed with precision, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. The system is now stable and prepared for its intended function.

Upon arrival, I provided a comprehensive estimate for several plumbing repairs. The customer expressed interest in scheduling the work for Friday, with the intention of completing it on the same day. Additionally, the customer requested an assessment of their AC system by a qualified technician to diagnose any issues. I ensured all necessary arrangements were made for both the plumbing repairs and the AC inspection to be carried out efficiently.

Today, I successfully addressed the issues with the HVAC system. I began by clearing the thermostat codes, ensuring that any previous error messages were reset and the system was ready for optimal performance. Next, I meticulously vented the system drain lines, removing any blockages that could impede the system's efficiency. After these steps, I conducted a thorough inspection to confirm that the system was functioning correctly. The system is now back online and actively cooling the space. I measured the superheat at 14 degrees, which is within the acceptable range, indicating that the system is operating efficiently. The system is now stable and ready for regular use.