HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Haslet, TX

I engaged with the customer to discuss the importance of rafter vents in maintaining proper attic ventilation. We explored various types of rafter vents and their benefits, including improved air circulation and energy efficiency. I provided detailed information on installation techniques and maintenance tips to ensure optimal performance. The customer appreciated the guidance and felt more confident in their understanding of attic ventilation.

I conducted a comprehensive cooling system tune-up, ensuring optimal performance. The inspection revealed no significant issues, with refrigerant levels within normal parameters. The capacitor was replaced due to tolerance issues, and a customer-supplied soft start was installed, resulting in inrush amperage within acceptable limits. Additionally, I discussed potential insulation installation in the garage and duct addition in the pantry. The homeowner prepaid for the scheduled work. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I assessed the situation and confirmed that the blower motor was indeed faulty. The customer explained that the air conditioning system had been struggling to maintain a comfortable temperature, especially given the current high temperature of 93°. I thoroughly inspected the motor, identified the root cause of the malfunction, and explained the issue in detail to the customer. I provided options for repair or replacement, along with the associated costs and benefits of each. The customer appreciated the detailed explanation and decided to discuss the options with her husband before making a final decision. I ensured that the area was clean and safe before leaving, and I provided contact information for any future questions or concerns.

Upon arrival, I was informed that the mini split in the pool house had stopped cooling after the coil froze the previous day. The homeowner had turned off the unit to allow the coil to thaw, but upon restarting, the system failed to cool. I conducted a thorough inspection and found the refrigerant level to be low. I recharged the refrigerant and meticulously leak-checked all connections, finding no leaks. However, I identified a leak in one of the coils. I explained the repair options to the homeowner, who decided to leave the system as is for now. The unit is currently operational and cooling effectively. Thank you for the opportunity to assist.

During the evaluation, I identified a faulty damper motor on the upstairs zone system, causing the upstairs area to not cool despite thermostat adjustments. I explained the issue and offered to replace the damper or bypass it. The homeowner chose to bypass it temporarily. I advised them to use only the downstairs thermostat. Additionally, I addressed a humming noise from a supply duct in the master bedroom, likely due to extra static pressure and loose duct seals. An estimate for resealing the ducts was provided. A membership for benefits and discounts was suggested but declined.

I conducted a thorough evaluation and provided a free second opinion, verifying the findings and attaching relevant pictures to the forms. I performed a leak search outside but did not detect any leaks. Upon moving inside, I used a leak detector at the supply ducts, which indicated a leak in the coil inside the unit. I presented the homeowner with an estimate and explained the situation. They expressed interest and said they would call back to schedule the work if they decide to proceed with us. No additional suggestions were made. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts; have a great day!

During the electrical inspection, I thoroughly examined the electrical panel, ensuring all circuits were secure and appropriately sized, with no potential issues that could arise in the future. The panel was in excellent condition. Additionally, I verified the presence of smoke detectors in all necessary areas, confirming they were operational. I also checked for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protection in the kitchen, bathrooms, and outdoor outlets, all accessible from the garage. I discussed surge protection options with the customer and suggested upgrading her membership to a plan with enhanced benefits. Although the customer was interested, she preferred to consult her husband before making decisions about potential upgrades, such as replacing outdoor lights or installing a surge protector.

Upon arrival, I identified that the emergency switch had been activated due to a clogged drain. I promptly cleared the drain, ensuring that water could flow freely. Additionally, I discovered that the condenser unit was obstructed, which was impeding its performance. I meticulously cleaned the condenser, restoring its functionality. Following these interventions, the system was tested to confirm proper drainage and efficient operation. The client paid via credit card for the services rendered.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough diagnostic to identify the issues with the system. After pinpointing the problems, I successfully restored the system to full functionality. The refrigerant drain was meticulously cleared, ensuring optimal performance. Additionally, all electronic components were inspected and found to be in excellent condition. The system is now operating smoothly, providing reliable service. Thank you for choosing our expertise to maintain your comfort.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the system and identified that the outdoor unit was not operational, which was preventing the system from cooling. A detailed examination revealed that the outdoor capacitor was faulty. I replaced the defective capacitor with a new one and proceeded to test the unit's operations. Despite the replacement, the system is still not cooling. I ensured all connections were secure and the unit was functioning correctly, but further investigation may be required to diagnose the cooling issue. The work was performed with precision and care, adhering to industry standards.

I arrived promptly to assist with the retrieval of the bucket and water hose. Upon inspection, I ensured that both items were in perfect working condition. The bucket was thoroughly cleaned and inspected for any leaks, while the hose was checked for any kinks or damage. I then organized and packed the items securely for easy transport. Throughout the process, I maintained a high standard of professionalism and attention to detail, ensuring that the equipment was returned in optimal condition.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive checkup on two air conditioning systems. The first system, rated at 1.5 tons, underwent a thorough test to assess its tolerance levels. This involved detailed inspections and performance evaluations to ensure it operates efficiently under various conditions. The second system, a 3-ton unit, was found to be significantly low on refrigerant 410a. After identifying the issue, I documented the current refrigerant levels and planned for a necessary recharge post-repair. This process included checking for leaks, cleaning components, and ensuring all parts were functioning correctly before proceeding with the recharge.

During the service, I identified an issue with the HVAC system where water was accumulating in the pan. Although the zoning system is operational, it has naturally hot upstairs areas. This issue could be mitigated with a new system, improved duct positioning, and additional ducts. However, given that the current system is 11 years old and lacks warranty coverage, I do not recommend investing further. A new system would be more efficient and cost-effective in the long run.

I evaluated the system, suspecting a refrigerant restriction. After thorough leak tests, no leaks were found. I recommended replacing the piston with a thermal expansion valve and replacing the refrigerant and filter dryer. A Comfort Advisor appointment is set for replacement options.

Today I looked at the heat and cooling sides. The system checks in tolerance all the way around the only concerns I have are high inrush amps. Add soft start to help lower the inrush by 70%.

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Today I discovered a stahled compressor motor. Incoming line voltage is prefect cap reads in tolerance and no loose connections. Rather then replace compressor he wants to talk system replacement today.

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3/20/26 Would like to return on a day that the home has more heat load.

Installed new zone board with two new zone dampers.

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We performed essential repairs on the air conditioning system, including replacing the faulty compressor, cleaning the condenser coils, and ensuring optimal refrigerant levels for efficient cooling.

Installed new filter dryer pressure test pulled vacuum set charge unit operating correctly temperature split good also clean condenser

Customer was a one-legger will be discussing and following up with me

For this job we performed an evaluation. We discovered a failed compressor, signs of wear and tare on the condenser fan motor, a severely dirty blower motor, and biological growth inside of the unit. We gave home owner different options for curative repairs and a option for a system replacement. Homeowner is going to way in options and potentially call back to have a repair done. Thank you for choosing comfort experts, have a great day!