HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Arlington, TX

During the service, I thoroughly examined the cooling components of the system. I began by assessing the system's performance, confirming that it effectively maintained a steady 18° superheat. I then inspected the air filter, ensuring it was clean and free of debris, which is crucial for optimal system efficiency. Additionally, I cleaned the condenser coils to remove any accumulated dirt and grime, enhancing the system's cooling capacity. These steps were taken to ensure the system operates efficiently and effectively.

During the inspection, I examined the cooling system, which was in poor condition. The refrigerant level was low, and the exterior unit was severely rusted and deteriorating. The interior unit was equally damaged, with the blower motor and coil heavily coated in dirt and biogrowth. This condition will likely result in inadequate cooling performance when temperatures rise.

Upon inspection, the smoke detector was found to be hanging down. I carefully pushed the wires back into their proper position and secured them. Next, I reattached the mounting bracket to ensure the smoke detector was firmly in place. This restored its functionality and maintained safety standards. The device is now securely mounted and operational.

I inspected both the heating and cooling systems, conducting thorough tests to ensure they were within tolerance. Both systems performed adequately, but I recommend installing a soft start kit to enhance longevity. After implementing this improvement, the system is now fully operational and ready for use.

A customer approached us seeking assistance with securing funding for a home improvement project. We guided them through various financing options, including loans, grants, and personal savings. We evaluated their financial situation and helped them create a budget. Additionally, we provided recommendations for reputable lenders and assisted in the application process to ensure they could move forward with their project.

Upon inspection, it was determined that the system was experiencing a significant drop in 410a refrigerant levels. The client expressed a desire to discuss the replacement process with a certified technician from CA tomorrow between 2 PM and 5 PM. I facilitated the communication and ensured that the appointment was scheduled within the specified timeframe. Additionally, I provided the client with relevant information about the refrigerant and the importance of timely replacement to maintain system efficiency. The client was informed about the expected duration and the steps involved in the replacement process.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive Chiller Tune-Up (CTU) on the system. Initially, I measured the subcooling, which was at 1.8 degrees. To optimize the system's performance, I added 60 ounces of refrigerant. Following this adjustment, I re-evaluated the system and achieved a superheat of 15 degrees and a subcooling of 4.5 degrees, both within the ideal range. Throughout the process, I meticulously cleaned the system components to ensure optimal efficiency and longevity. The system is now thoroughly cleaned, balanced, and ready for operation, ensuring it will perform efficiently and reliably.

For this job I performed a cooling tune up. Upon arrival the unit did not kick on outside but was kicking on inside. I discovered a failed primary electrical control unit only at only 1. I successfully replace the primary electrical control unit once a unit began to run I noted that the thermal expansion valve was not properly operating supplying a 38 superheat when normal spec limit is 5 to 15, I noted low refrigerant levels with a four sub cool one regular subcooling is between 6 to 8, I noted a very dirty blower, I noted no drain safety, I noted burnt markings on the defrost control board, I noted a large amount of air leaks on a supply plenum that was not mastic sealed. I made an estimate with all recommendations and emailed it to homeowner as requested. Homeowner requested a comfort advisor to give a replacement option scheduled for after 6:15 tomorrow. Homeowner signed up for home and budget protection plan. Thank you for choosing Comfort experts, have a great day!

For this job I performed a double system super tune-up. All refrigerant and mechanical components within the unit were working with the normal spec limits at the time of inspection. Both units are starting to show moderate amount of biological growth inside of the supply plenums. Both units are also amping over the lra rating on the data plates specified by manufacturer. I spoke with homeowner about curative options to take care of the issues that were noted today. The option between a value germicidal light and a Iaq 200. The option between a compressor saver kit and a soft start kit. I also recommended a multi system home and budget protection plan. Homeowner did not commit to any recommendations at the moment and stated they will be paying off one of the units this year and after the unit is paid off they will consider the recommendations from today. I emailed estimates to homeowner for them to have for reference. Thank you for choosing Comfort experts, have a great day!

Tune up- added refrigerant, had 16 delta but no sign of leak Got to the target superheat with 1 lb of 410- And had a 20 delta afterwards Washed condenser and changed filters on it Capacitor and electrical components are in tolerance System is ready for the summer Thank you for choosing comfort Experts, have a great day

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The system was going off on low discharge temp. I found the clip on sensor fell off.. after reattaching the system kicked on.

For this job, We arrived to replace a indoor coil that was diagnosed leaking refrigerant. Coil was replaced under parts warranty and system was left running in great conditions. Customer was charged for refrigerant. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts, have a great day!

Spoke with customer, she had questions about pricing and window of availability and getting it taken care of

For this job I performed a evaluation. I discovered a newly installed thermostat by Vivint to be misprogrammed and also completely failed. I jumped or to w&g and got the furnace to turn on without an issue but when calling for heating with the thermostat there was not a 24 volt call to the furnace board. Homeowner is going to contact Vivint to have the issue resolved. Thank you for choosing Comfort experts, have a great day!

Eval- customer complained system is not keeping up Gauged up and had a -1.7 subcool indicating severe undercharge Leak searched and found it in evaporator coil Customer needs to speak with husband over estimate Will call back if they do decide to go with the repair Recommended signing up for membership to acquire 20% off savings and maintenance done on their ac system Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts, have a great day

For this job I successfully replaced a failed thermal expansion valve. Refrigerant levels and superheat were within normal limit at the time of departure. Manually removed warranty refrigerant charge, no refrigerant needed to be added. Refrigerant is not a mandatory charge when changing out a txv, per RS. Thank you for choosing Comfort experts, have a great day!

Came to house for plug in garage not working and got here and GFC was tripped and reset it and everything was working again but customer also wanted to take a look at a plug under the sink for the disposal and ended up swapping that out for a new one and customer is happy and everything works

For this job I performed a evaluation. I discovered a refrigerant leak on a loose txv port covered with mastic. After removing the mastic I recorded a video of the refrigerant leaking. I performed a pump down, properly sealed and tightened the txv, pulled a vacuum below 500 microns, and recorded videos of leak detection before and after repair. Refrigerant levels tested within normal limits after repair. Thank you for choosing Comfort experts, have a great day!

Phone call with comfort advisor has been booked with customer. Arrived and unit has no refrigerant because it has leaked it all, after talking to customer she decided to talk to a comfort advisor instead of waiting any money on this unit.

For this job, I arrived for a tune that turned into an evaluation when customer notified me that unit was not cooling properly. After going through the unit and checking refrigerant levels, I noticed the unit was really low in refrigerant and it was short cycling. I went on and leaked searched and found a leak in the coil in the indoor unit. I explained to the customer the issue, showed her evidence of the leak, and explained what were the following steps. I looked up the warranty on the unit and found that the unit was under warranty, I notified the customer the price of a coil replacement on the warranty and also explained that refrigerant is going to be charged the day the job is done. Customer approved to continue on with the job, she paid 30% today and will pay the rest whenever the job is done. Thank you for choosing Comfort experts, have a great day!

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Leak was found, and comfort advisor is already on his way.

Sold level 3 48k gas system

I discovered the system had a 3 sc and a 33 sh. System is low on 410a rather then make repairs she wants to talk system replacement Monday at 12 am sharp.