HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Burleson, TX

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.

On August 26, I began by performing a comprehensive system check and replacement of the thermostatic expansion valve (TXV). I also installed a soft start device to ease the compressor's startup process. Despite these efforts, the compressor exhibited difficulty starting and struggled to maintain appropriate pressures. To address this, I ordered a replacement compressor panel, which includes free refrigerant as part of the previous work. I will contact the homeowners once the part arrives to schedule the final repair work.

During the inspection, all fixtures were found to be functioning correctly with no leaks detected. However, the water heater's temperature and pressure relief (T&P) line was made of PVC, which poses a safety risk. I recommended replacing it with copper or CPVC. Additionally, the water pressure was measured at 100 psi, and I provided estimates for necessary adjustments. The customer needs to discuss these findings with other residents on the property.

Upon arrival for a no-cooling service call, I found the thermostat set at 74°F. The customer reported that the system had been unable to cool below 78°F the previous day. I checked the system operation and refrigerant pressures, discovering the system was low on refrigerant. The customer mentioned an ongoing refrigerant leak since installation. After adjusting the refrigerant pressures to achieve a 4° subcool, I conducted a leak search and identified a leak in the evaporator coil. I also recommended installing a soft start and sealing a section of the supply plenum leaking conditioned air into the attic. The customer approved both recommendations. After installation, I verified the system's operation and amperage, flushed approximately 6 gallons of water through the drain system, and checked for proper condensate drainage. The repair is covered under the applicable parts and labor warranty, with an estimated $550 charge for the warranty refrigerant.

On August 25, I conducted a thorough inspection and identified a leak at the evaporator coil unit. The issue was traced to a malfunction in the coil, which was subsequently determined to be under policy and loss. To address this, I collected the existing refrigerant for safe disposal and ordered a replacement evaporator coil. This proactive measure ensures the system will function efficiently once the new part is installed.

During the evaluation, I thoroughly inspected the system and identified a failed thermal expansion valve (TXV). This component is crucial for maintaining the proper refrigerant flow, and its failure was causing performance issues. To address this, I recommended replacing the TXV and installing a soft start mechanism to mitigate the compressor's noise and improve its performance. The homeowners agreed to the proposed solution and prepaid for the work. I am currently awaiting the arrival of the replacement parts. Once they are in stock, I will contact the homeowners to schedule the completion of the recommended work, ensuring the system operates efficiently and quietly.

We recently upgraded the customer's care plan to include regular maintenance and installation services. The customer contacted us to request the installation of a hand-held shower. I promptly arrived at the designated time and assessed the existing shower setup. After discussing the customer's preferences, I carefully removed the old showerhead and installed the new hand-held shower, ensuring it was securely attached and functioning properly. I also provided the customer with instructions on how to use and maintain the new showerhead. The customer was satisfied with the installation and appreciated the professional service provided.

Upon receiving the call, I began by thoroughly evaluating the outdoor equipment to identify the failed components. I installed a soft start to ensure smooth operation, followed by replacing the faulty capacitor to enhance efficiency. Additionally, I installed a new contactor to improve the system's reliability. After confirming that the outdoor unit was functioning correctly, I moved indoors to address potential drainage issues. I installed a pantry inside the air handler to prevent any future leaks. Finally, I tested the entire system to ensure everything was operating as expected. The customer was very pleased with the results, and I am confident that the system will now run smoothly. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I diagnosed a complete capacitor failure. Under the customer’s warranty, I replaced the capacitor and installed a soft-start device to reduce startup electrical demand. After startup, the system operated correctly with refrigerant pressures within tolerance and an inrush current of 38 amps. I poured 2 gallons of water into the primary drain line to ensure proper drainage. The air filter was clean, and a 15°F temperature split was confirmed. The system was fully functional upon my departure.

A customer reported an inefficient cooling system. I inspected the refrigerator system, finding operating pressures significantly out of tolerance. After recommending an electronic leak search, I located a severe refrigerant leak at the evaporator coil. I also discovered two 1-inch filters restricting airflow. I explained the age of the systems and presented options, including replacing the coil and recharging the system or consulting a Comfort Advisor. I verified a 15°F temperature split and ensured proper drainage before leaving.

On 8/17, I was called to address an issue with a cooling system that was not functioning. After a comprehensive inspection, I identified that the compressor had suffered an internal mechanical failure. Additionally, the capacitor was found to be out of tolerance, measuring 15 instead of the rated 35. I replaced the faulty capacitor and ordered a new compressor under warranty. To ensure safety, I left the condenser disconnected. I will return once the new compressor arrives to complete the replacement. The job is currently on hold pending the arrival of the new part.

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Upon arrival, I found the air conditioning system was not cooling effectively, with the thermostat reading 76° while set at 68°. The entire system, from the outdoor compressor to the indoor coil, was frozen. The blower motor was operational, but the air filter was dirty and overdue for replacement, so I changed it. I also ensured the outdoor contactor was not sticking. The homeowner reported frequent on-off cycling. I turned off the system with the fan on to thaw the coils and will return to assess the system once it has thawed.

Upon arrival, the customer expressed a need to discuss the service with a higher authority. I listened attentively to their concerns and explained the process and options available. I ensured the customer understood the service provided and the steps taken to address their issue. I offered to facilitate a conversation with a supervisor to provide further clarification and resolve any remaining doubts. I remained professional and courteous throughout the interaction, prioritizing the customer's satisfaction.

Upon arrival, I assessed the customer's existing compressor saver and identified the need for a replacement. I carefully removed the old unit and installed a new compressor saver, ensuring all connections were secure and properly insulated. Following the installation, I conducted a thorough system test to confirm that the new compressor saver was functioning correctly. The system performed optimally, and all components were working as intended. However, during the customer engagement, they expressed reluctance to sign up for the membership program, which I respected and did not pursue further. The job was completed efficiently, and the customer was satisfied with the service provided.

I successfully installed a new warranty blower motor and control board unit. The installation process involved diagnosing the existing system, removing the old components, and meticulously installing the new parts. After the installation, I conducted thorough testing to ensure the new unit was functioning correctly. The blower motor and control board are now operating as intended, providing reliable performance. The customer was satisfied with the work and settled the payment in full via credit card.