HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Arlington, TX

I successfully installed a new evaporator coil under warranty. The process began with a thorough inspection of the existing system to ensure compatibility. I then carefully removed the old coil and installed the new one, ensuring all connections were secure and properly insulated. Following installation, I pulled a vacuum to remove any air and moisture from the system, then conducted a pressure test to confirm system integrity. After verifying that the system was functioning correctly, I set the charge and tested the unit to ensure it was working properly. The client was satisfied with the results, and payment was collected via credit card.

Our team began by carefully digging an access hole to locate the water leak in the yard. Upon identifying the source, we assessed the repair complexity. If the repair was straightforward and could be completed with the parts available on our truck, we proceeded with the repair immediately. However, if the repair required additional considerations, we communicated the potential need for extra charges. We then replaced the affected water line under the sidewalk, ensuring that the area was restored to its original condition with minimal disruption. Our goal was to efficiently address the issue while maintaining the highest standards of service.

Upon arrival, I assessed the customer's concerns about the toilet's flushing. I conducted a thorough test and confirmed that the toilet was functioning correctly. Given the customer's history of extensive plumbing work, I provided detailed recommendations to prevent future issues. The customer, currently paying off previous plumbing expenses, expressed interest in considering my suggestions at a later date. I ensured all findings and recommendations were clearly documented.

A customer contacted us due to falling popcorn ceiling material and water damage. Upon inspection, I found improper roofing work, including a disconnected metal vent stack and multiple openings allowing water entry. I informed the customer and advised contacting their roofing contractor. Additionally, they reported a toilet not power flushing, prompting a request for a plumber. I verified the HVAC system was functioning correctly. Thank you for choosing our services.

On 7/7/26, I installed a new communicating board on the furnace, replacing the existing non-communicating board. The new board was correctly ordered and installed, but the system remains non-communicating. The air conditioning is functioning, but the indoor fan fails to cycle on and off. Further programming or a different board might be required. I will need to consult with Ryan to determine the best course of action, which may involve a return visit.

During the visit, I first addressed the refrigerator issue. The customer needed the water supply line replaced, which required cutting into the wall. I completed the repair and ensured the water was turned off. Since the repair cost exceeded $100, I waived the service fee. Next, I inspected the upstairs toilet, which was leaking. I recommended against rebuilding due to its age and provided options for replacement. The customer decided to think it over and will contact us later. I ensured the water to the toilet was turned off before leaving.

Upon arrival, I inspected the outdoor area and identified a leaking hose bib in the backyard. The issue was causing water to escape when the supply was turned on. I proceeded to replace the faulty hose bib with a new one, ensuring all connections were secure and properly sealed. After completing the repair, I tested the system by turning on the water supply. The new hose bib functioned correctly without any leaks, confirming the successful resolution of the problem. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the backyard area is now fully operational.

a torn dryer duct in the water heater closet. The customer was informed and agreed to address this issue. The flood stop was tripping, likely due to the dryer vent, and after repositioning the sensor, it remained on. Estimates were provided for replacement and removal of the flood stop. The customer opted to wait and see, aware of potential service fees if further intervention is needed. The water heater showed buildup from the torn dryer vent, which could suffocate it and cause the flame to shut off. Continued issues may necessitate cleaning or replacement of the water heater.

Today, I successfully cleared a drain blockage. The system connects to the tub plumbing, with the drain running downstairs. We confirmed the clearance by listening for the water flow, which was audible but not visible. The customer understood the risks involved with applying pressure to a pipe in the wall, which we couldn't access from both ends. This method ensured the job was done safely and effectively.

On July 7, I addressed a cracked water line that was causing a leak. The customer was informed that the grass would be disturbed during the repair. The leak was not related to a previous repair. After temporarily fixing the water line, I left a hole open to allow it to dry. Currently, there are no leaks, and I collected half of the water today. Mark W. will return on Thursday to complete the repair.

Recently, I successfully completed a project involving the sale and installation of two high-efficiency gas horizontal systems. The first system, valued at $30,000, was installed on the ground level, ensuring optimal heating performance. The second system, priced at $42,000, was installed on the upper level, providing enhanced comfort and efficiency. Both systems were meticulously installed to meet the client's needs, resulting in a total project cost of $27,748. The client opted to pay via check at the time of installation. The installation was scheduled for Tuesday, July 7th, and was completed to the highest standards, ensuring the client's satisfaction.

Upon arrival, we identified an electrical issue in the kitchen where aluminum and copper wires were improperly connected without the correct connectors. We rectified this by installing the appropriate connectors, ensuring safety and functionality. Additionally, we addressed a separate issue with the water heater, which was not providing hot water. Although this issue coincided with the electrical problem, it was unrelated. We also noted irregularities with the flood stop mechanism. A plumber will be dispatched to further investigate and resolve these issues.

We conducted a complimentary second opinion on the customer's HVAC systems. Our previous invoice was available for reference. Upon inspection, we identified catastrophic evaporate coil leaks in both systems. Additionally, all three systems exhibited significant biological growth, which can affect air quality and system efficiency. A Comfort Advisor is scheduled to visit on Tuesday between 4 and 6 PM. Rob has been assigned to assist with the repairs. The job is currently on hold pending office closure of the call out.

During the evaluation, I identified leaks at the evaporator coil of the HVAC system. Given that the unit is 15 years old, I presented the homeowner with several options. Adding refrigerant was not recommended due to the age and condition of the unit. Replacing just the evaporator coil was also not advisable as it would be out of warranty. Considering the overall age and the need for a specific type of refrigerant, I suggested replacing the entire unit. The homeowner opted for a complete replacement. A Comfort Advisor will contact them within an hour to discuss replacement options. Thank you for choosing our services. Have a great day!

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough evaluation of the fan motor issue. Upon opening the unit's door, I discovered that the capacitor was completely discharged, showing no charge. This was the root cause of the motor not functioning. I proceeded to replace the faulty capacitor with a new one, ensuring it was correctly rated for the unit's specifications. After the replacement, I tested the motor to confirm that it was now operating correctly. The fan motor started smoothly, and the issue was resolved. Thank you for choosing our services. Have a great day!

Upon inspection, we identified a leak in the customer's evaporator coil, which was causing low pressures despite holding steady. After a thorough search, we confirmed the leak's presence. Consequently, we recommended replacing the evaporator coil to restore system functionality. The system is currently down, and we are prepared to proceed with the replacement. Thank you for choosing our services; we appreciate your trust in us.

Upon inspection, the compressor was found to be pulling excessive Locked Rotor Amps (LRA), which was damaging the capacitor and hard start kit. We discussed the issue thoroughly, and the homeowner opted to try a soft start option with a new capacitor. Given that the system is out of warranty, we reviewed all available options, ensuring the homeowner fully understood the responsibilities of the repair moving forward. I provided detailed explanations of each option and the potential outcomes, ensuring the homeowner was well-informed before proceeding with the soft start installation and capacitor replacement.

I successfully replaced the condenser fan motor and dual run capacitor on the P&L unit. First, I carefully removed the old motor and capacitor, ensuring all electrical connections were safely disconnected. I then installed the new components, double-checking all wiring and connections for accuracy. After confirming everything was properly secured, I tested the unit to ensure it was functioning correctly. The new motor and capacitor were installed without any issues, and the P&L unit is now operating efficiently.

Upon inspection, the furnace's control board was found to be defective. I ordered an OEM replacement control board, as the customer had already paid in full via credit card. Additionally, the customer signed up for the Comfort Care Club. I will notify the customer once the part arrives so I can schedule an installation visit. All relevant information is included in the materials.

Upon completing the service, it was discovered that the wires on the float switch were not reconnected for both units. These units are interconnected, and the oversight caused one unit to malfunction. I carefully identified and reconnected the wires on the float switch, ensuring both units were properly linked. Following the reconnection, both units are now functioning correctly. The issue was resolved efficiently, restoring full operational capability.

I successfully installed a new angle stop shut-off valve and replaced the toilet's flexible supply line. The old shut-off valve and supply line were removed and replaced with updated components to ensure a secure and leak-free connection. Despite these efforts, the toilet continued to exhibit signs of leakage. Upon further inspection, it was determined that the flush valve was the likely source of the leak. However, the customer opted not to proceed with the repair of the flush valve at this time. The work was completed with attention to detail and adherence to industry standards.

I successfully replaced the kitchen faucet, which required careful removal of the old fixture. After completing the installation, I presented the new faucet to the customer for approval. The customer was satisfied with the work and explicitly stated that no further work was needed on the bathroom or the water heater. The new faucet was installed efficiently, ensuring a seamless transition and a high level of customer satisfaction.

I arrived to inspect a reported issue in the garage, which turned out to be a simple light bulb replacement. The customer opted to handle this themselves. Additionally, I provided a quote for converting all aluminum connections in the electrical panel to copper and for installing GFCI plugs where necessary throughout the house. The customer was comparing quotes from three other companies and will contact me once they decide on a service provider.

A customer contacted us due to a ceiling leak. Upon inspection, I identified a clogged drain line as the issue. After discussing repair options with the landlord, we decided to clear the drain. I flushed the primary drain line with 2 gallons of water to ensure proper drainage. The system now drains correctly, and the wet switch has been reset. However, the air filter was saturated, so I advised against using the system until a new filter is installed. The system is now ready for operation.

During the visit, I addressed an issue that had been overlooked by a previous technician. The customer had not noticed the problem until much later, as it was hidden behind a washer machine. The task involved replacing a plug that had not been changed during a previous service. Despite the technician's promise to complete the job, it was left unfinished. Upon my arrival, I swiftly resolved the issue, ensuring the plug was properly installed. The customer expressed their satisfaction, and I am grateful for the opportunity to complete the work and deliver the expected service.