HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Burleson, TX

I conducted a thorough evaluation of the HVAC system. The unit was previously inspected and deemed to be functioning within specifications, though some minor concerns were noted. I measured temperatures at every vent, finding no significant discrepancies. The attic fans, equipped with temperature sensors, were turned back on, though they hadn't activated during my visit due to insufficient attic heat. The filter was replaced with an April Air 310, and the drain was confirmed to be clear. Refrigerant levels were adequate, and the compressor was operating above its rated 124 amps, necessitating a hard or soft start to reduce current. The system was cooling effectively when I departed.

Upon inspection, I identified a faulty capacitor in the system. After confirming the issue, I replaced the bad capacitor with a new one. I carefully installed the capacitor unit under the p&l unit, ensuring all connections were secure and properly insulated. Following the replacement, I tested the system to verify that it was functioning correctly. The system is now operating efficiently, and the p&l unit is working as intended.

Upon inspection, I identified a leak in the evaporator coil unit, which was operating at 83 psi. After discussing the issue with the customer, I provided a detailed estimate for the necessary repairs. The customer reviewed the estimate and decided to proceed with the work. I emailed the estimate to the customer, who confirmed they would pay the balance of $6,050 for the job. I placed an order for the required evaporator coil parts and added all relevant information to the materials list. The job is currently paused, and the customer has been instructed to ask for Autumn to handle the payment tomorrow.

I conducted a comprehensive inspection and maintenance of the HVAC system. Starting with a thorough tune-up, I meticulously checked the air filter and ensured it was clean and functioning properly. I also tested the system's drains, discovering significant rust in the drain pan, which I recommended replacing to prevent future issues. Additionally, I assessed the refrigerant levels and delta T, ensuring optimal performance. All electrical components were checked for proper operation. The outdoor coil was cleaned to enhance efficiency. I also washed the coil to remove any accumulated dirt. For improved air quality, I suggested resealing the supply plenum and cleaning the blower wheel. Lastly, I recommended installing a germicidal unit to address any biological growth within the system. The system is currently running efficiently, providing both cooling and heating as expected.

Upon arrival, the homeowner reported a lingering rotten smell that had gradually dissipated since the previous technicians' visit. Additionally, they noted that screws were missing from various panels and the whip was not securely fastened to the unit. I began by addressing the missing screws, meticulously reattaching them to the panels and ensuring all components were properly secured. The whip was then remounted to the unit, ensuring it was firmly attached. After thorough inspection, no signs of rot were detected. The system was left operational and cooling effectively upon my departure. The homeowner expressed satisfaction with the resolution of the issues.

Upon arrival for the customer's cooling tune-up, I began by meticulously washing the outdoor coils, which were heavily soiled due to the package unit's design. I used a specialized cleaning solution and brush to remove dirt and debris, ensuring optimal heat transfer. After cleaning, I replaced the air filter with a new one to enhance air quality. I allowed the system to dry completely before proceeding with further checks. I verified the refrigerant charge, finding it within the manufacturer's specified range. The temperature split was approximately 15°F, indicating efficient operation. I inspected the condensate drains and confirmed they were draining properly. All internal components were checked for proper operation, and electrical connections were inspected for integrity and functionality. I recommended adding a germicidal UV light to help reduce airborne germs, though the customer declined this suggestion. The system was operating properly and cooling as intended upon my departure

Upon arrival, I identified that the system was not cooling despite the compressor running. The condenser fan motor was not operating, and both components were intermittently functional. After a thorough inspection, I discovered the capacitor had failed. I replaced the faulty capacitor and confirmed proper operation. Additionally, I removed the old air filter from the attic and installed a new one. I also checked the drain line, ensuring proper water flow and drainage. The system is now cooling effectively and operating normally. Thank you for choosing our services.

Today, I successfully installed a new evaporator coil, ensuring optimal cooling efficiency. Additionally, I integrated two new soft starts to enhance the system's performance and reliability. The new components were meticulously installed, and all connections were securely made. After thorough testing, the system is now fully operational and ready for cooling. The installation process was completed with precision, ensuring the system functions seamlessly.

Upon arrival, I assessed the system and replaced the faulty compressor. After turning the unit on, I noticed that the condenser fan motor did not activate. The Comfort Alert condenser board was clicking and displaying an EE code, indicating a board malfunction. I diagnosed the issue as a bad board. I promptly contacted parts and inquired about the availability of a replacement board. The parts team efficiently sourced and delivered the board. I replaced the faulty board, and upon retesting, the system was functioning correctly. I adjusted the refrigerant levels to ensure optimal performance. The job was completed successfully, and the system was left running smoothly. Thank you for choosing our services.

I addressed the issue of excessive biological growth within the air handler by installing an oxidation light, the top recommended solution. Following the installation, I ensured the system was fully operational. Additionally, I replaced the thermostat batteries to enhance overall efficiency. The air handler is now clean, and the system is running smoothly, providing a healthier environment.

Upon receiving the call, I promptly assessed the situation to determine the root cause of the issue. After a thorough evaluation, I identified that the software device was the primary source of the problem. I then proceeded to troubleshoot and repair the device, ensuring all necessary updates and configurations were correctly implemented. Following the repair, I conducted a series of tests to confirm the system was functioning optimally. The customer's satisfaction was my priority, and I am pleased to report that the system is now back up and running smoothly. Thank you for choosing our services, and we look forward to assisting you with any future needs.

A customer contacted us about a malfunctioning system. After a thorough inspection, I identified that the compressor had failed, causing the breaker to trip. I explained the issue and the available repair options to the customer, who decided to have the compressor replaced through Comfort Experts. The customer requested to be informed as soon as the compressor arrives and when the installation can be scheduled. In the meantime, they plan to purchase a window unit to maintain a comfortable temperature. Upon my departure, the system was still not cooling and functioning correctly. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts for your service needs.

Upon arrival, I was informed that the HVAC system was not cooling. The homeowner had been told that the thermostat lacked power to two wires and the condenser was not activating. Upon inspection, I discovered that the primary drain line was clogged, causing the safety float switch to trip. After obtaining approval, I cleared the line and tested the system. The unit now operates and cools effectively, achieving a 20-degree temperature difference. I recommended a scheduled tune-up for a more comprehensive system check and maintenance. The homeowner opted for a Comfort Care club membership and chose to defer reworking the drain line for now.

I conducted a thorough evaluation of the system and identified the need for a germicidal oxidation lamp installation. The soft start kit was replaced to ensure optimal performance. After installation, I conducted comprehensive testing to confirm that all components were functioning correctly. The customer appreciated the improved system and signed up for our membership program. Additionally, they opted for financing to cover the repair costs.

During the electrical inspection, I found the house to be in excellent condition with no issues. The electrical panel was equipped with AFCI breakers, ensuring safety against electrical arc faults. However, it lacked a surge protector and lightning protection. I explained the benefits of these additions, such as safeguarding appliances and electronics from power surges and lightning strikes. Although the customer was not interested at the moment, I provided detailed information via email, and they appreciated the thorough explanation.

Upon arrival, I began by removing the existing pop-up assemblies from both the lavatory and the master bathroom. I carefully disassembled the old components, ensuring no damage to the surrounding fixtures. After cleaning the area, I installed new pop-up assemblies, making sure they were securely attached. I tested each assembly to confirm proper functionality, ensuring smooth operation and watertight seals. The job was completed efficiently, with both bathrooms now equipped with fully functional pop-up assemblies.

A customer contacted us about their system being non-functional. Upon arrival, I identified the wet switch as the issue. After discussing the situation, the customer chose to have the drain forms signed and necessary repairs done. Following the repairs and water being poured down the AC primary drain line, the system began draining correctly and cooling as intended. The system is now operating normally, ensuring comfort and satisfaction. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough plumbing inspection, identifying potential issues and providing tailored recommendations to the customer. During the inspection, the customer expressed interest in repairing a drain in the master bathroom. I explained the repair process and its importance, and the customer decided to proceed with the repair. I offered to pick up the necessary parts and complete the repair on the same day, but the customer preferred the repair to be done the following Friday. I confirmed the appointment for the repair and ensured the customer understood the steps involved.

Upon inspection, the dual run capacitor was found to be faulty. I replaced the defective part, and the unit is now functioning correctly. Additionally, I checked and confirmed that the Freon levels were within the optimal range. The condenser was thoroughly cleaned to ensure efficient operation. Payment was collected via credit card upon completion of the work.

Upon conducting a thorough leak search, I identified a leak in the evaporator coil. To address this, I have ordered a new evaporator coil under the product and labor warranty. Once the replacement part arrives, I will return to install it. Additionally, to enhance the system's longevity, I will install a soft start device on the same day as the coil replacement. This will help reduce wear and tear on the system, ensuring it operates efficiently for a longer period.

I provided a free second opinion on a 5-ton, 3-zone system with foam insulation in the attic. The main area thermostat struggled to maintain a temperature below 75°, while the rest of the house was comfortable. The drain pan was rusting, and the homeowner reported recent damper replacements. Upon inspection, I found that when only one zone was active, the coil temperature dropped to freezing, causing condensation on the air handler's outer walls and rust in the pan. I adjusted the dampers and ensured proper airflow, preventing the system from freezing and turning off. I also recommended installing supply and return vents in the attic to manage moisture and improve efficiency. The system is now running efficiently.

I successfully installed a new evaporator coil under warranty. The process began with a thorough system inspection to ensure compatibility and safety. I then pulled a vacuum on the system to remove any moisture and contaminants, ensuring optimal performance. After confirming the system was properly evacuated, I installed the new evaporator coil. Following installation, I charged the unit with the appropriate refrigerant, ensuring it was within the manufacturer's specifications. Finally, I tested the system to confirm that the new coil was working properly, restoring efficient cooling to the system.

Today, I successfully completed a repair job involving the replacement of the X13 Motor. Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the system to identify the root cause of the issue. After diagnosing the problem, I efficiently removed the faulty motor and installed a new X13 Motor, ensuring all connections were secure and properly aligned. Following the replacement, I meticulously tested the system to confirm that all functions were operating correctly and efficiently. The system is now fully functional, providing optimal performance. Thank you for choosing our services; we are committed to delivering high-quality solutions to enhance your comfort.

Upon arrival, I evaluated the upstairs unit which was not functioning. The issue was traced to clogged drain lines, causing the float switch to trip. Additionally, a failed capacitor was identified, likely due to a dirty condenser. I replaced the capacitor under warranty and meticulously cleaned all condenser coils. The drain lines were thoroughly cleared to ensure proper drainage. After these interventions, I tested the unit's operations and confirmed that it is now cooling effectively. The upstairs temperature was 89°, and while it will take some time to reduce the heat, the system is performing as expected.

Upon evaluation, I found that the indoor unit was receiving power but not operating, while the outdoor unit was running. The suction line was freezing due to the blower not functioning. I verified the board functions and identified that the motor had failed. The part is covered under the manufacturer's warranty. I ordered the replacement part and will return to complete the repair once it arrives. After installation, we can accurately assess other system functions. Currently, the system is down.