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Very professional and knowledgeable
They did a great job explained and showed me what was going on.
Explained what was going on. Showed what was done and why. Cleaned the area before leaving.
Very nice and clear of what is going on.
Very positive experience.
for this job I did a cooling tuneup. Homeowner said not to check the air handler because he did not want to get up and move car out of garage. Requested that I just look at the condenser and clean it. At the condenser refrigerant levels were good. Cap was in tolerance. in rush was just barely over manufacture spec. Washed the coil and system was running and cooling.
7/01/25 For this job I performed a evaluation. Upon arrival homeowner told me that the system ran okay when it was not too hot outside but when the temperature gets to the 90s outside it stays pretty much at 78° inside. During the evaluation I went under the home and saw that the duct had multiple holes in it. I recommended replacing the duct homeowner approved and got approved for financing through Goodleap. Hold for parts, black duct 12-in for mobile home was ordered.
Completed cooling tune up all amp draws good changed out dual run capacitor on condenser Freon levels good clean condenser coil drain cleaning clear changed filter temperature split good signing customer up on protection plan
Upon arrival homeowner had concerns of compressor performance and overall system performance Washed condensor and tightened connections Delta 20 – refrigerant levels are within tolerance Unable to attach to Suction port – due to lock cover internals damaged Connections to capacitor are burned and damaged – reccomended repair Reccomended primary electrical control unit – loose high voltage contacts – high vibration Reccomended drain switch Reccomended soft start – lower system Amperage draw on start up Reccomended condensor OEM PSC fan motor – loose rod/bearings Reccomended home and budget protection plan System left on cool Comfort advisor scheduled Monday 06/23/25 After 3pm
For this job I performed a evaluation. Homeowner was concerned about water draining on condenser unit. I went through regular checks mechanically and refrigerant parts of the system. No significant abnormalities for noted. I tested the drain lines with two gallons of water, everything was within normal limits. Suspect condensation on suction line due to heat. Delta was a 20. Homeowner specified on concern with heat portion but mentioned it only happened one time, homeowner was told it is not a concern if it has not been a reoccurring issue
Arrived for service eval Main house system Compressor failed and released all refrigerant System for the addition X13 concerned fan motor does not stay on so could not verify refrigerant or compressor status Comfort Advisor Tomorrow at 6pm
Install 2 stage Amana 60k heat pump upflow with high efficiency filtration and code kit
1998 5t up flow hp. Low pressure lockout. Minimal r22 in system. Homeowner knows it’s time. CA appointment set for 3/26/25 @6p My step brother.
Today I performed an evaluation on a 2-year-old heat pump unit upon arrival the outdoor unit was not running checked thermostat it was constantly blinking in the delay reprogrammed the thermostat to be safe and realized it was shutting itself off as a safety feature so I continued outside to locate the 24 volt issue the problem ended up being a failed high pressure sensor bypassed and ran test with indoor thermostat wires jumpered after verifying everything was good replaced the thermostat and verified that it could now control the unit when I was removing my gauges the liquid line Schrader valve started leaking replaced this as a courtesy bundled in with the extended diagnostic and rewire homeowner decided to sign up for the home budget and protection plan covering both units and the membership is to be applied to the MasterCard ending in 0166 left unit running in heat mode thank you for choosing Comfort Experts
For this evaluation customer stated their attic fan was extremely loud and squeaky, since it was working what I did was use silicone lubricant and sprayed it on all the moving parts. It seemed to help a little bit however did not get rid of the rumbling sound from the fan. I believe this is because it is just old, however it is still working pretty well at ventilating the whole home.
For this evaluation I showed up to the customer's home and she stated her big attic fan was squeaking, when I got in the attic I could not pinpoint exactly where the squeaking was coming from so I lubricated the fan shaft as well as the motor shaft and pulleys. If you're doing so the fan ran for a few minutes and the squeaking and noise went down substantially.
Install Amana 30k hz 2 stage heat pump keep current filtration and code kit
For this evaluation I showed up to the customer's home and they stated the system had stopped working. Want to try turning the system on nothing happened, so I got in the attic and when I opened up the air handler the fuse was blown. I used my resettable fuse, turned off the thermostat and did the hopscotch method. From R-G and R-Y nothing happened however when I jumped R-O the fuse blew. I went to the condenser and unplug the solenoid on the reversing valve and went back up in the attic and tested R-O and nothing happened, indicating the reversing valve has failed and is what was causing the fuse to blow. With this system being from 2009 and being well out of manufacturer warranty I talked to the homeowner about the cost of the repair versus the cost of replacement and the amount of stress I can put on the system replacing a reversing valve. Customer would like to speak with a CA and appointment is set for 1pm tomorrow September 3rd.
Arrived for system evaluation Homeowner added R22 65 suction System leaked down to 33 suction Recommended capacitor replacement Comfort advisor scheduled Friday 10-12 Leak on outdoor coil – components also covered in oil System left on cool at exit
2017 3t straight electric downflow closet. No manufacturers warranty. Frozen coil. Dethaw and performed a leak detection. Leaks identified. Capacitor is failing. Blower has heavy buildup. No filtration. Low refrigerant. System down. Attempted to set a lead, Rob G told me finance companies don't do mobile home parks due to the land. I expressed to Homeowner all issues found and told him his only option is to seek out financing from his own banking institution. Estimate emailed.
Duct cleaning level 2 – system decontamination – blower wheel pull and clean – evaporator coil clean – indoor cabin decantation – microbial misting throughout ducting. 5 ft metal ducting re-wrap. Insulate attic exposed vapor line. 1800 sqf insulation blown in.
2 medium junction box replacement in attic Will be returning the 16 first call need a 3rd box for wire repair And need all to be plastic as her wiring has no grounds
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Duct work has major air leaks and undersized return, need to add return plenum Recommended talking to CA about duct rework
3.5 ton straight electric 2013 Duct cleaning level 2 – system decontamination – blower wheel pull and clean – evaporator coil clean – indoor cabin decantation – microbial misting throughout ducting. 5 ft metal ducting re-wrap in the back of attic (can't miss it) Insulate attic exposed vapor line. 1800 sqf insulation blown in. 2 medium junction box replacement in attic (right side of attic once in the attic) Roxanne will be available for work to be done on 7/9/24 (going out of town). Her accountant wil move funds to be available on Friday 6/28/24 so please have Lisa M call on Friday for full payment. Spoke to this man on the phone to confirm. Joe S confirmed 7/9/24 schedule.
Insulate Home and water lines that are in front of the unit. R-19 1916 SQ FT 6/20/24 Alex D – insulation and water lines are complete
Insulate Home and water lines that are in front of the unit. R-19 1916 SQ FT. Talked to Joe he will be doing this job on 6-20-24. Put pictures on here so they can see where to insulate the water lines will need 10 sticks of 3/4 pipe insulation
The sold work for this job will now be done on Wednesday the 19th
For this job we will run a new circuit outside to the new shed Will need 100feet of conduit 90feet of wire 2 LB s A hammer drill Flex Will need to get with Mark or Brian as to when I can get a helper and when that information is gotten tomorrow I will call her and set up a day