HVAC, Plumber and Electrician Services Near Colleyville, TX
At Comfort Experts Inc., we understand that maintaining a comfortable home environment is important. That’s why we’ve been providing air conditioning, plumbing, and electrical services for over 60 years in and around Colleyville, TX. Our experienced team members are available around the clock, 24/7, to help with all your needs from HVAC service and heating repair, to full system installations and indoor air quality. Additionally, our trusted plumbers can assist with anything from sewer and drain problems to water heaters, while our expert electricians are here for all your electrical services. With our goal of making your call to us the most comfortable one you’ll ever make, it’s easy to see why we’re trusted in Colleyville – backed by our long-standing reputation since 1962 and reviews that guarantee your satisfaction!
Colleyville AC Repair & Heating Services
A common issue we see in the area is a leaking heating or cooling system. If you notice a leak in your system, it should be inspected carefully and not be ignored. It may be water or refrigerant, it could be condensation from normal use or it could be a problem with the system. A leak could indicate a number of issues including:
A Refrigerant Leak
Your air conditioning unit should never be low on refrigerant. It is a closed system, which means the refrigerant is passed through the system constantly and never runs down or becomes “used up”. If your refrigerant is low, either your air conditioner wasn’t set up properly or you have a leak.
If you know your air conditioner had sufficient refrigerant when you’ve used it previously, then you most likely have a leak. You should never attempt to replace or clean up and dispose of refrigerant yourself. The refrigerant used in air conditioning systems is a pollutant and needs to be handled by a qualified AC repair technician.
If your AC repair tech simply tops up your refrigerant and a leak is the problem, then it will leak again. He or she needs to thoroughly inspect the system to identify where the leak is and repair it, which is what we will do when you call us.
A Water Leak
There are a number of reasons why water could be coming from your air conditioning unit. Many can be prevented during a regular service, but if you haven’t had your system serviced recently, there are a number of things that could be causing the leak.
- You may have a blocked or disconnected drain line which is causing water to be retained in the system. Drain lines become blocked with dirt and algae over time. They are normally cleaned during a service to prevent this from happening. A drain line may become disconnected, either through normal use or because it wasn’t installed properly. As with all parts, nothing lasts forever, and it may be the drain pipe just needs sealing again.
- If you have a refrigerant leak, it can cause water to come out of your air conditioner. When your air conditioner is on and is low on refrigerant, it causes the unit to freeze. When the unit isn’t running, the ice melts causing water to pool around your unit.
- Your ductwork may not be insulated properly, which can cause condensation. If cold air is being pushed through your duct work, and the environment outside the duct is at a higher temperature, the cold air will be warmed and condensation will form.
Other Signs You Need An Air Conditioning Repair
- Unusual Smells – Your AC creates quite a bit of condensation that can lead to mold, mildew and algae growth in your evaporator coil and ductwork. If you smell a musty smell every time the system turns on, it’s important to get your ac unit checked out by our professional AC repair technicians. Consequently, a burning or hot electrical smell may mean that your blower motor or another component is overheating. In this case it’s important to turn your unit off and call us!
- Changes in Noise Level – If you notice anything new in how your AC sounds, it’s important to get your unit checked out to make sure that everything is working correctly and that a problem doesn’t get worse.
- Less Airflow – Decreased airflow can indicate a number of issues with your system, including your ductwork separating in the attic or under the house. If you change the air filter and still have airflow problems, it’s time to call our team of experts.
- Ice – From a clogged air filter- (it’s a great idea to keep your air filter changed every 4 to 6 weeks), to a unit that’s low on refrigerant, or a blower motor that’s failing there are a number of reasons that your air conditioning may freeze up. If you notice your unit is frozen turn the unit off, turn your fan to “ON”, and call your Colleyville AC experts!
- Utility Bills – If your electric bill is on the rise compared to last year but you haven’t changed anything in the house, it could be that your AC isn’t operating at 100%. An air conditioner that is over 10 years of age with steadily increasing utility costs can be an indicator that it’s time to look at replacement.
The Most Comfortable Call You’ll Ever Make
For all your heating, cooling, plumbing and electrical needs, you can count on Comfort Experts. Contact our reliable team today by calling 817-341-5149 or using our online form to schedule your service.
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Job Locations and Reviews
On this system we used a vaccum to suck all the leaves out the bottom of the condensor. We also washed it. The components in the compressor are in tolerance. The system could use a hard start kit. The inside system has a new filter the inducer motor running at .5 amps. System could a UV light to keep the system Heathly. We also poured bleach water 1 gallon down the drain. System checks out and is ready for cooling.
Tech arrived at a 2 system membership tune-up. Upon inspection, the main system capacitor was out of tolerance. The contactors were in working condition. The condenser coils were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. The filters were clean. The ductwork and blower area was dirty. The heating systems reached complete ignition. The drains were clear and bleach was poured. The customer was informed of recommendations today. He decided to add a Lifetime Duel Run Capacitor to the main system. This item was installed, tested and functional. The customer was having issues with the main system cooling the area in the past. He recently added insulation about this area and will monitor the situation into the summer. The system was functioning upon departure.
For this evaluation customer stated downstairs unit would not cool or heat. Found airhandler outlet was not receiving power. Moved plug to another adjacent outlet. Customer did not want repaired at this time.
After arrival the homeownertold me , there are a couple of things to wanted me to look at while I was here and luckily I was able to take care of them without having to grab my tool bag. Besides that I came across no other interest throughout the home except for the fact that the water heaters are both eighteen years old. The homeowner said that he wants some time to save up in order to replace them but is not looking to replace them right now since they are both working. Thank you.
Gathered data for estimate on rainwater harvest system for watering his gardens. Will build the estimate and send it to Mr Joseph.
Disassembled leakey gas valve. Assembled new gas valve, checked all fittings for gas leaks found none. Fired system up, system ran with no issues. Left system in heat
Tech arrived at a service call. Upon inspection the door panel was loose. The door was rescued and the system regained functionality. The filter and return ductwork was dirty. The UV bulb may be expired. The system was heating upon departure.
Upon arrival customer stated master bedroom had very strong gas smell. Before opening up unit small gas smell was present. Ran system in heat mode had no gas smell. Shut system down had strong gas smell at top of the gas valve. Leak tested inlet and out let of gas valve found no leaks. Determined gas valve was leaking at top of valve. Shut gas valve off to prevent leak, confirmed with customer Oem gas valve needs to be ordered system is down GME80805CN - 1605253991
Arrived for AHx2 #IAQ cleaned both filters - left side system failed on arrival and needs to be replaced Drains clear Blower s and coils dusty Furnace components fine Capacitors fine Both units have dehumidifiers that are no longer used Both units have biological growth in need of UV systems to eliminate
On arrival the system was running and heating producing a 20 degree delta. The indoor unit had a clean blower and coil and the drain lines flowed when flushed. The outdoor unit passed all electrical testing. With the customers permission I installed a drain treatment strip and updated their memb3rship to the new home and budget plan. I am pausing the call to allow time to update the membership.
2016 up stairs Amana Gas furnace Checked and tightened all electrical connections Changed customer provided filter Drain was clear and draining poured a gallon of water down Blower motor and wheel were acceptable Evaporator coil was acceptable Blower cap was acceptable Uv system was functional 2016 Downstairs Amana Gas furnace Checked and tightened all electrical connections Changed customer provided filter Drain was clear and draining poured a gallon of water down Blower motor and wheel were acceptable Evaporator coil was acceptable Uv bulb was out Recommended replacement bulb 2013 Master bedroom Amana Gas furnace Checked and tightened all electrical connections Changed customer provided filter Drain was clear and draining poured a gallon of water down Blower motor and wheel were acceptable Evaporator coil was acceptable Uv bulb was out Recommended replacement bulb
Upstairs unit - 2006 3 ton gas r22. Evaporator coil - coil compromised, heavy rust, leaks detected, r22 refrigerant. Blower capacitor is failing and the wheel has build-up. Heatexchanger- early signs of the end of life, orange flickering flames present at burners. Inducer motor very noisey. Attic tent is a makeshift and not secure. Downstairs unit - 5 ton gas furnace 2006, evaporator coil 2020, condenser unit 2012. Blower capacitor is below manufacturer tolerance. Heatexchanger- 2006, early signs of end of life. Blower has dirt buildup on wheel. Condenser unit - heavy pitting and scorching present on primary Electrical control contactor. Failing 70mfd capacitor. After sitting with the homeowner and going over all of the photo and video evidence surrounding the 2 system, expressing the issues present and future (history, age and refrigerant type), knowing there is no manufacturer warranties to help off set the cost of major component replacement and that the upstairs is r22 with l
On this job I washed condensor and changed filters. All componets are functional and in tolerance.
On this job I washed both condensor and changed filters. I also noticed the uv bulbs on both systems are out. They do not wish to replace at this moment. How ever they do want to renew there memberships
Rafael! Thank you for sharing your experience with Colby! We're delighted to hear that he provided you with professional service and took the time to explain all the issues with your AC unit in depth. Transparency and clarity are important to us, and it's great to know that Colby exemplified these qualities during his visit. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else we can assist you with, please feel free to reach out. We appreciate your feedback and the opportunity to address your AC needs.
On arrival the system was running and heating. The furnace operated as intended and the cooling side produced a 20 degree delta. The indoor unit had clear drain lines and a clean blower and coil. The outdoor unit passed all electrical testing but the compressor was overamping on start up. With the customers permission I replaced the out of tolerance capicator.
Found water heater was not lit, re lit water heater no leaks Cust has never had systems flushed explained to him that it will likely go out again, recommended replacement
10/25/23 332pm per Don S install cancelled jh
On arrival the systems were turned off. I checked all three furnaces and found that the high limit switch for all 3 furnaces did not shut the system down at any point and I tested up to 255 degrees. I recommended replacing these parts. I also recommended replacing the flame sensor on unit 3 due to discoloration, and I recommended replacing the inducer motor as it was pulling a 2.02 Amp draw when the maximum it is rated for is 1.4. I recommended replacing the inducer motor on unit 1 because it made a loud sound when running and the wheel was wobbly when spinning. Customer declined work at this time. As Ieft the systems were still shut off.
Tech arrived at a 2 system free 2nd opinion. Master Bedroom system- the blower area and plenum was very dirty. The indoor coil had rust and corrosion present. There was no observed drain safety. The Delta was within range. Contactor was audibly buzzing. Capacitor tested out of tolerance. Downstairs system. The inducer motor was vibrating and pulling high amperage. There was signs of possible roll out. The blower area and plenum was dirty. The Delta was within range. Low side sat temp was low. Superheat was within range. Contactor was scorched The customer was informed of recommendations today. Due to age, condition, price of repairs and presence of R22; it is recommended that the customer service is recommended that the customer speak with a Comfort Advisor about upgrading to something more reliable with warranties behind it. The meeting is set for Afternoon Thursday at 3.
Perform maintenance on air cool generator. Everything is working like it should
10/10/23 quoted to replace toilet with customer supplied and repair shower valves and lav sink handles. "Price quoted to high" per customer for either of the fixes
Main living room - 5 ton goodman 2016 system down, shorted compressor. Evaporator coil replaced in 2021. Main kitchen - 2010 3.5 ton rheem gas. Evaporator coil replaced in 2019. Main upstairs - 2018 5 ton goodman gas. Evaporator coil replaced in 2019. Both upstairs tstats seemed to have been shortcycled Gas furnace door was off of Rheem unit. Rheem unit has a lot of trees and foliage reducing proper air flow. Decision maker was not home and had to communicate over the phone. Custer knows and personally disconnected the main unit for downstairs. Fluepipe on the indoor unit was off. The main upstairs unit is struggling, considering it is taking a lot of the homes load to cool the house. Same with the kitchen main, struggling to cool the home. All three filters MUST be replaced. Encouraged new filter system. 2 out of 3 indoor Blower capacitors are weak. No surge protection on any of the systems. No manufacturer warranty and all 3. No IAQ on all 3. Attic tent is ideal. After talking w
Arrived for service eval Subcool is too low Speed taps on furnace blower are incorrect - unit was set to run in high stage cooling with a low stage blower speed - corrected Subcool is now correct Recalling service fee UV system upgrade recommended with a full blower and coil cleaning
Install 42k heat pump horizontal use current filtration
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