HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Mansfield, TX

Upon arrival, I discovered that the bathroom drains were clogged again. I informed the customer and explained that, due to the previous work done, there would typically be an additional charge for this repair. The customer agreed to proceed with the service for the standard fee. I snaked the P-trap and the rubber piping beneath the sink, removing a significant blockage. After cleaning the pipes, I flushed the system to ensure proper drainage. During the repair, some water spilled, so I requested a towel from the customer, who provided one suitable for getting wet or dirty. I also advised leaving the cabinet doors open for ventilation and drying. The system was fully functional upon my departure.

I successfully uninstalled two Easy Start systems for Sebastian. This involved carefully removing the existing components, ensuring all connections were safely disconnected, and properly disposing of the equipment. I also inspected the area to confirm that no parts were left behind and provided Sebastian with a detailed report of the work completed. The systems were uninstalled efficiently, maintaining the highest standards of safety and professionalism.

Upon arrival, I assessed the dripping issue with the reverse osmosis (RO) system. The first step was to replace the outside hose bib, which was leaking and contributing to the problem. After removing the old bib, I installed a new one, ensuring it was securely attached and properly aligned. Next, I focused on the RO system's drain line, which I thoroughly cleaned to remove any blockages or debris that could cause dripping. Once the cleaning was complete, I tested the system to confirm that the dripping had stopped. At the customer's request, I applied silicone sealant around the new hose bib to provide additional protection against leaks. The customer was pleased with the results, and the dripping issue was successfully resolved.

I conducted a thorough evaluation of a 22-year-old water heater, assessing its efficiency and potential issues. I provided a detailed estimate for replacement, including options for energy-efficient models. The customer appreciated the comprehensive analysis and requested time to consider the options. I explained the benefits of upgrading and left detailed information for their review. They plan to make a decision by tonight.

During the service, I performed a comprehensive tune-up on the unit. The Delta system is functioning well. I replaced the air filter, but the homeowner had ordered the wrong type. I advised them to order April Aire 210 filters for future visits to ensure compatibility. All furnace components were inspected and found to be in acceptable condition. The refrigerant levels and cap were checked and found to be good. To enhance the unit's longevity and reduce starting amps, I recommended installing a starter. Additionally, I highlighted the benefits of surge protection and discussed the advantages of the Comfort Club. The homeowner declined additional work for today. Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts!

Upon arrival, I assessed the customer's needs and presented multiple service options tailored to their requirements. I explained each option in detail, highlighting the benefits and potential outcomes. The customer requested to review the options via email before making a decision, so I sent them a comprehensive email with all the details. Additionally, I provided membership paperwork and took the time to thoroughly explain the benefits and terms of the membership. The customer appreciated the detailed information and assured me they would review everything before contacting us to proceed.

During the service, I conducted a thorough inspection and performed a super tune on the system. Upon examining the supply plenum, I identified biological growth, which can compromise air quality and system efficiency. Additionally, I found that the compressor was operating very close to its LRA (Locked Rotor Amps) rating, as indicated on the data plate. To address these issues, I recommended installing a compressor saver or a soft start to reduce the initial amp draw, thereby extending the compressor's lifespan. I also strongly advised the installation of a UV system to treat and prevent future biological growth. The homeowner opted for a compressor saver kit with a lifetime warranty and a UV system. Photos of the performed work have been attached to the service forms. Thank you for choosing our services. Have a great day!

The customer requested a comprehensive electrical system tune-up. Due to adverse weather conditions, I couldn't accurately check refrigerant pressures. However, I inspected all accessible outdoor components and confirmed that the electrical components were operating within the proper amperage ranges. Moving indoors, I replaced the air filter and checked for a 15°F temperature split between the supply and return air, ensuring optimal system performance. I also inspected the condensate drain system, discovering that the drains were clogged and not draining properly. The customer opted to have the drain cleared and a drain safety switch installed. After clearing the drain and installing the safety switch, I added approximately two gallons of water to the primary drain line and verified proper flow and drainage. The system is now draining correctly. Upon completion, the system was cooling as intended, and all accessible electrical components and indoor-unit functions were operating properl

During the evaluation, I identified an overamp condition in the system, along with a malfunctioning compressor and a dual run capacitor that was out of tolerance. To address these issues, I recommended replacing the dual run capacitor and installing a compressor saver kit to manage the overamperage. I completed the work as specified, ensuring all components were properly installed and functioning. Photos of the completed work have been attached to the relevant forms. The labor warranty includes coverage for the compressor saver kit. Thank you for choosing our services.

During the service, I conducted two super tune-ups on the units. One of the units was replaced by the homeowner with another company, while the second, older unit remains in place. The homeowner is aware of its age but is waiting for a significant issue before considering a replacement. I also noted that the newer unit lacks train safety features and recommended installing a drain switch to prevent potential water damage. However, the homeowner did not commit to this recommendation. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I assessed a system that was unresponsive, with the thermostat cycling on and off. After a thorough inspection, I identified that the float switch was causing the system to turn on and off due to a partially clogged drain line. I carefully unclogged the drain line, which resolved the issue and allowed the system to remain operational. Additionally, I noticed that the condenser fan motor was showing signs of wear and recommended replacing it to prevent future issues. Thank you for choosing our services. Have a great day.

A thorough inspection was conducted to assess the current condition of the system. Upon evaluation, it was determined that the existing T&P (Temperature and Pressure) line needed to be rerouted for optimal performance and safety. The line was carefully disconnected from its original position and rerouted to an exterior location, ensuring it is now more accessible for future maintenance and monitoring. This adjustment enhances the system's efficiency and reliability.

Upon arrival, I assessed the existing hose bib and identified the need for replacement. I carefully removed the old fixture, ensuring minimal disruption. After installing the new hose bib, I connected it to the water supply and checked for any leaks. I then tested the bib to confirm it was functioning correctly. The new hose bib was securely fastened, and all connections were tightened to prevent future leaks. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the homeowner has a reliable water source.

During this service, I meticulously replaced the faulty evaporator coil to restore optimal cooling efficiency. I conducted a thorough pressure test to ensure system integrity, followed by pulling a vacuum to achieve a pressure below 500 microns. This step was crucial for removing any contaminants. Subsequently, I added the appropriate amount of refrigerant, adhering to industry specifications. The system is now balanced and functioning efficiently, providing enhanced comfort. Thank you for choosing our services.

I conducted a thorough virtual inspection in collaboration with the city's regulatory body. The inspection was successfully completed, and all requirements were met. During the inspection, I identified a significant water leak from the outdoor spigot. To address this issue, I arranged for a licensed plumber to perform a complimentary evaluation. The customer requested that the plumber's visit take place after 2 p.m., and I ensured that the appointment was scheduled accordingly. This proactive approach helps maintain the property's integrity and prevents potential water damage.

Upon receiving the call about a malfunctioning system, I inspected the equipment and identified a failed capacitor that had exploded internally. The customer chose to replace the capacitor only, despite my recommendation to install a Compressor Saver for added protection and longevity. After replacing the capacitor, the condenser fan motor did not start. I allowed the system to cool, and upon retrying, the motor began running. The motor had overheated due to the faulty capacitor. I tested the motor to ensure it was not defective. The system was functioning correctly and cooling efficiently when I left. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the systems in place. After evaluating the functionality, I confirmed that everything was operating as intended. The customer expressed satisfaction with the current state of the systems but was uncertain about the reason for my scheduled visit. Despite my offer to provide an estimate for future services, the customer declined, emphasizing that they would contact us if any issues arise in the future. I ensured that all systems were in optimal working condition before concluding the visit.

Upon arrival, I identified that the cooling system was not functioning correctly. After a thorough inspection, I discovered the thermostat had been reset to its factory default setting of 78°F due to a recent power outage. I explained the situation to the customer and adjusted the thermostat to maintain a consistent 75°F for cooling and 68°F for heating throughout the week. The system began to operate as intended, and no additional issues were detected. Thank you for choosing our services.

On September 17, I conducted a thorough inspection of the water heater, ensuring all safety and operational aspects were in optimal condition. The inspection included checking the temperature settings, examining the anode rod for corrosion, and verifying the pressure relief valve function. Additionally, I inspected the insulation and connections for any signs of wear or damage. The water heater passed the inspection, indicating it is functioning correctly and safely. However, the job was temporarily paused to allow for a tunneling project inspection, which required immediate attention.

Service Call Summary I responded to a call for three gas furnace cooling turnups. Starting with the outdoor units, I cleaned the condenser coils, checked the refrigerant charge, and changed the filters. After inspecting the electrical components, I identified one unit with high amperage and recommended a soft start, which the customer agreed to install. I also suggested a compressor saver for the older unit, though the customer opted out for now. Moving to the indoor units, I verified temperature splits and internal component operation, and ensured proper drainage by pouring water into the primary drain lines. The customer's upstairs system was not cooling below 78°F, but after replacing the filter and cleaning the unit, it reached 75°F, showing improved performance. All systems were cooling properly at departure.

Upon evaluation, the homeowner reported that the thermostat temperature had been gradually rising above the setpoint over the past month. After a thorough system inspection, I found the condenser coil and air filter to be dirty. I replaced the air filter and cleaned the outdoor coils. The refrigerant levels were fine, and the delta T was at 20°. Additionally, the UV bulb in the indoor unit had failed, so I replaced it. The system now operates correctly, providing proper cooling and airflow.

During the evaluation, I identified a clog in the primary drain line. This issue was causing significant drainage problems. I recommended a membership for future discounts and offered to unclog the drain immediately. Although the homeowner declined the membership, I proceeded with the unclogging. The clog was successfully removed, restoring proper drainage. Thank you for choosing our services. We appreciate your trust in our expertise. Have a great day!

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the electrical system and identified a malfunctioning switch. The switch was not responding to user input, posing a potential safety hazard. After careful examination, I determined that the switch unit needed to be bypassed to restore proper functionality. I successfully bypassed the faulty switch and tested the system to ensure everything was working correctly. The bypassed switch unit operated as intended, and I provided the customer with a detailed explanation of the issue and the solution. Payment was collected via credit card, and I ensured the customer understood the work performed and the importance of regular electrical system checks.

I performed a comprehensive inspection and maintenance of the HVAC system. All electrical components were thoroughly checked and found to be functioning correctly. The amperage draws were within acceptable limits, and the freon levels were balanced. The temperature split between the indoor and outdoor units was optimal, and the condensate drains were clean and clear. The condenser coils were free of debris, and the filter was replaced. Additionally, the heating elements were tested and operated properly, ensuring the unit was fully functional.

During the service, I inspected both the R22 and 410A cooling systems. The R22 system was found to be overcharged, causing the compressor to ingest liquid instead of vapor, which can severely damage the compressor. The 410A system was slightly undercharged, with a superheat of 4.8, whereas it should be between 8 and 10. Both systems were thoroughly cleaned. The next steps involve recovering the R22 refrigerant and adding 410A refrigerant to the appropriate system. Additionally, a soft start will be installed on the 410A system to enhance its efficiency and longevity.