HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Mineral Wells, TX

I replaced the existing wifi thermostat and control module with new, updated units. After installation, I conducted a thorough function check to ensure the system was operating correctly. The new thermostat was configured to connect to the client's wifi network, allowing for remote control and monitoring. The system was tested for both heating and cooling functions, and both were confirmed to be working efficiently. Upon completion, I verified that the system was running smoothly and providing the desired cooling.

I successfully replaced the outdoor fan motor, ensuring all connections were secure and the new motor was properly installed. After the replacement, I conducted a thorough function check to confirm the motor's efficiency and reliability. The system was tested under various conditions to ensure it operated smoothly and quietly. I verified that the fan blades rotated correctly and that there were no unusual noises or vibrations. Upon completion, the system was fully operational, providing optimal performance and reliability.

During the recent inspection, we identified that the outdoor fan motor's bearings were failing, which could lead to further damage if not addressed promptly. To rectify this issue, we replaced the faulty bearings and ensured the motor was functioning correctly. As we missed this problem during our previous visit, we are offering the customer two complimentary service fees over the next two years, which can be used for any plumbing, electrical, or HVAC needs. If the customer opts to replace the motor, we can install a 1/4 hp motor for a cost of $825.

On May 13, I arrived to find the customer's blower running at an unusually high speed. I promptly adjusted the blower settings to their original configuration, ensuring it operated at the appropriate level. The customer appreciated the swift resolution. Additionally, I coordinated a follow-up visit scheduled for the 19th, which will include a representative from Ryan and Goodman. This visit aims to address any remaining concerns and ensure the system functions optimally. The customer expressed satisfaction with the service provided and looks forward to the upcoming assessment.

The customer reported an unusually loud condenser fan. Upon inspection, the motor appeared to be functioning correctly with no bearing issues, balanced fan blades, and motor windings and amp draws within specifications. Despite these checks, the noise persisted. To address potential airflow issues, I thoroughly cleaned the outdoor unit. Despite these efforts, the root cause of the noise remained elusive. The customer opted to enroll in a home budget protection plan for future assistance.

The customer reported a water heater leak affecting the wifi thermostat control board at the air handler. Despite power reaching the control board, it failed to communicate with the thermostat. I ordered a new wifi thermostat and control board. After installation, I tested the system to ensure proper communication and functionality. The customer paid half the cost upfront and will settle the remaining balance upon job completion.

Blower cap is weak Evaporator coil is leaking on the back side due to being unlevel Poured gallon of water down the drain to confirm the drain was clearand not the cause of the water leak Biological growth build up in supply plenum Condenser is extremely loud and was heavily compacted with dust and dirt Refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time Cleared all debris from the bottom of the unit and washed condenser coils from the inside out Talked with customer about repairs at this time and also talked about Comfort Advisor Visit. Was able to speak with husband on the phone and get appointment set for 5/15/26 3-5 confirmed by the office

Hearing tune up found blower bearings to be rubbing and while motor is running it is very loud rusted evaporator coil no emergency drain pan or drain switch system is also very compacted with dust and dirt condenser dual run cap is failed reading zero compressor is still running only because of the hard start kit refrigerant levels were showing off due to compressor not running properly and potential leaks washed condenser coils talked with customer about all repairs needed as well as recommending Comfort advisor before doing repairs customer did not want to proceed with any recommendations at this time

4/28/26 Added dedicated breaker and circuit to furnace. Ordered a control board

I got the manufacturer to warranty the water heater. I will take the 555.20 off of the cost of the customer supply water heater if they will let us put the new one in

Customer states that the indoor coil freezes up sometimes. Technician found sub cooling to be in range but very high superheat and a low coil temperature. This was caused by low airflow across the coil. Adjusted the blower speed and performed function check. system operating normally upon departure with a coil temperature at 40 degrees.

2016 Carrier Airhandler Checked and tightened all electrical connections Changed customer provided filter Drain was clear and draining at this time Blower motor and wheel have dust and dirt build up Evaporator coil has heavy build up Airhandler cabin has biological growth build up 2016 Carrier Heatpump Checked and tightened all electrical connections Dual run cap was within manufacture range Primary electrical unit was acceptable Defrost board was acceptable Refrigerant levels are showing slightly lower due to Airhandler build up Fan blades and motor were acceptable Condenser coils were acceptable Cleared debris from the bottom of the unit Washed condenser coils from the inside out Recommended UV system or biological growth and allergies, blower cleaning, coil cleaning, replacement of tstat wire from wall to Heatpump, insulate vapor line and adding compressor saver Also recommend Comfort Advisor Visit due to age Set up Comfort advisor visit for today confirmed by t

No one was home at this time talked with dispatch dispatch will reset them

Will return 4/24/26 to complete maintenance and repairs

Replaced UV 300 lamps and supply and return left with system on and running

2022 Amana Gas Furnace Checked and tightened all electrical connections Changed customer provided filter Drain was clear and draining at this time Uv system is functional lamps are close to replace date Blower motor and wheel were acceptable Evaporator coil was acceptable 2022 Amana Straight Cool Checked and tightened all electrical connections Dual run cap was within manufacture range Primary electrical unit was acceptable Refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time Fan blades and motor were acceptable Condenser coils were acceptable Cleared debris from the bottom of the unit Washed condenser coils from the inside out Waxed the top of the unit Recommended replacement of UV lamps before replacement date and adding unit surge protection to furnace and condenser Completed tune-up UV lamps have not been replaced in almost 6 years talked with customer about replacement lamps customers decided to get lamps replaced system is a UV 300 do not have uv300 oxidizing lam

Apr 02, 2026 Brian H – Inspected furnace to look for blower ramping up and down. The furnace did periodically drop out the blower out of proper operation for brief moments and sounded like it ramped down and back up several times. Identified power circuit to the furnace is jumped off of living room light and receptacle circuit. Furnace receptacle power was back stabbed in to the receptacle device and no ground is present in the circuit. It is possible this created a poor connection to the furnace and could be a factor in the blower cycles. I put the conductors under the screw terminals to ensure a better connection. Dedicated power circuit needs to be ran to the furnace. Return air needs to be enlarged for 48,000 cooling btu system. Currently has two 30×8 flat faced return air grills for the system. One can be enlarged to help with air intake. Attic has minimal insulation. Recommend upgrading insulation to at least R-30 for improved comfort and lower utility bills.

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Quoted customer for a 24K for garage

Fun arrival customer stated the thermostat was not working and days before thermostat would flash on and off customer also stated the c wire was only receiving 11 volts during evaluation found that the furnace wet switch was tripped found no water underneath furnace or water stains reset what switch system came on and ran properly placed small piece of cardboard under wet switch to prevent nuisance trips from moisture and concrete talked with customer about home and budget protection club

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Replaced furnace control board under warranty. Spoke to our Rep and have requested if the problem is not resolved that he would need to come out and speak to the customer.

Ran closet auger to remove soft stoppage tested for flush drain clear job complete

Kitchen fouct was on and bathroom faucet was on. No water leaking at this time. The sower in in kitchen is broken and drain straight on the ground

Want to follow up in two weeks