HVAC Repair, Plumbing & Electrical Service in Kennedale, TX

Returned. Cleaned Condenser Ryan spoke to Homeowner about concerns

Wrote estimate for customer she is getting some pricing info right now trying to figure out what is best for her. Will contact us when she’s ready to do any kind of work.

On this job I inspected both sides heating and cooling. This is a straight cool all electric air handler down flow with 20kw. The system could use a cut and pull cleaning for evap coil. The heater is pull 20amps each and the condenser is in tolerance. I'm installing a easy start to help extend the life of this compressor. And to help over all in rush. All work is complete. System is online and ready for cooling and heating.

Arrived for STU Filter fine Drains clear Heat strips fine Coil and Blower very dusty with biological growth Condenser coil cleaned Hard start kit required to lower starting amp draw of compressor Running apps on fan and compressor are fine Homeowner will call us back when she's ready

For this heating tune-up I inspected the air handler as well as the condenser at the customers request. The air handler is from 1998 and is an extremely rough condition. The drain pan is rusted through when I showed up the blower motor was not running because the capacitor was completely dead. I installed a new capacitor in order to get the system running and the customers agreed to keep it installed. The heat strips were working however it appeared only two out of three of the heat strips were actually functioning and the plenums were detached a quarter of the way around the air handler and not sealed. He blower motor is also extremely dirty and as well as the blower wheel which can cause excess amps and cause that motor to fail. He can it's your fan motor had seized up and the capacitor was with intolerance indicating that the problem is in fact the motor. I was honest with the customer and told him his best options right now would be to completely replace the system with a new mo

Arrived for air quality check Recommended UVC systems for each Furnace due to biological growth in both plenum boxes Filter upgrade optional Homeowner will call us when they're ready

Pulled over and spoke with customer on the phone he is stating that he cannot view the estimates provided yesterday but he did receive the invoice it was my understanding that all of this was accessible as one item if this is not the case can someone in the office please reach out to him and try to email him the estimate thank you

Submitted estimates for several. Electrical projects.

On arrival upstairs compressor would not turn on due to very weak capicator. With customers permission I replaced the capicator and installed two compressor saver kits.

Customer needs to call in to set date for repairs as he doesn't have the part needed yet

On this job I washed condensor replaced filter and checked both heating and cooling sides of the system. The super is 15 and subool is 10. Td is 20. All comments are in tolerance cool cloud didn't need any updates at this time. Heating checks out as well.

10/21/24 Need to return first call Thursday to complete rec work Customer works nights and needs first call Thursday Toilet has some kind of toy stuck in it going to pull Toilet Thursday and attempt to remove toy, if unsuccessful customer is going to purchase Toilet and I will install. This home has two water heaters and they are improperly hooked up, two water heaters are just tied together Recommended we look into repairs, building estimate to fix right for customer

For this heating tune-up I inspected the upstairs and downstairs air handler and condensers. Areas of note are that there is no water safety on either unit, and the primary drain line is clogged. Both blower wheels are extremely dirty causing lower efficiency. Both systems heat strips are within range and overall heating well. The downstairs compressor capacitor was well out of tolerance when I checked it and then upon putting the wires back on, and turning the condenser back on it failed and the compressor was not running. With the customers permission I went ahead and replaced the bad capacitor, as well as added two float switches to the systems. I flushed the drain lines with a gallon each after clearing the clogs in the systems as a complimentary task.

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Cst explained to me that something got flushed down the toilet that wasn't supposed to have been, cleared toilet and it is flushing properly now Explained that if whatever was flushed is still in the system is will cause a stoppage Recommended pulling toilet and doing camera inspection

For this evaluation I was following behind myself from September. The customer stated the wet switch was tripped again and water was dripping from the system into the return area. Water was draining slowly out of the coil drain pan into the condensate pump. I cut the pipe and vacuumed out any potential clogs, and after doing so it started to drain faster than before. I poured roughly 2 gallons into the pan to make sure it was draining and the condensate pump was working appropriately. I do not believe the coil had Frozen up but rather with how slow it was draining out of the coil drain pan, it was rising too high and overflowing into the return area causing the wet switch to trip. I left with the system cooling at 57⁰.

Replace upstairs system with 30k hz gas keep current filtration includes code kit, 1500 sq ft R19 insulation, duct cleaning on upstairs and downstairs

Arrived for system evaluation System refrigerant is low Components are in tolerance Clean filter and coils Return duct has compromises in seals allowing attic air inside Recommended return duct and other minor repairs to seals Estimation on refrigerant reccomended, reccomendation of repair work first before refrigerant charging System left on cool at exit

For this evaluation I showed up to the customer's home and the wet switch was tripped, I used a blow dryer to dry off the wet switch while doing so the system came back on. This unit has a condensation pump which is working and pumping the water out which leads me to believe the coil had froze due to how dirty the filter was. I believe the system turned off and the ice melted getting on the wet switch and shutting off power to the unit. Due to the amount of dust on the supply registers I recommend a duct cleaning to extend the life of their filters as well as to the customers have cleaner air. Upon departure the system was cooling and blowing out at 59°.