AC, Plumbing & Electrical in Weatherford - Done Right

I conducted a comprehensive tune-up on a 2008 Amana air handler and heat pump. I checked the Titan doll electrical connections and verified the functionality of the recently changed heat kit filter. The evaporator coil was found to be acceptable, and the lower motor and wheels were operational. The run capacitor was within the manufacturer's range, and the primary electrical unit was in good condition. Refrigerant levels were acceptable, and I cleared debris from the unit's bottom. The condenser coil was washed from the inside out. I recommended upgrading the compressor saver to a micro airsoft start kit for improved efficiency.

I inspected and tightened all electrical connections on the 2024 Trane Airhandler and Heatpump. The airhandler's filter was changed, and the drain's P-trap had buildup. The heat kit and evaporator coil were functional, and the blower motor and wheel were acceptable. The condensate pan had biological growth. The heat pump's dual run capacitor, primary electrical unit, defrost board, and refrigerant levels were within range. The condenser coils and fan blades were clean. I recommended clearing the P-trap, adding insulation, and scheduling plumbing and electrical visits.

Upon arrival, the customer reported a tripped breaker for the air conditioning. I found the dual run capacitor had failed, overheating and melting a wire to the start relay on the compressor saver, causing a ground and breaker trip. After discussing options, the customer agreed to replace the capacitor and install a soft start kit. I checked refrigerant levels, finding them low, and confirmed a leak in the evaporator coil. I advised on the system's age and warranty status, arranged for a comfort advisor visit, and confirmed the appointment.

I inspected and serviced a 2019 Coleman gas furnace, ensuring all electrical connections were secure and the primary board was functioning. The drain was clear, and the ignition system was operational. All safety features were confirmed, and the blower motor and wheel were in good condition. The evaporator coil was also acceptable. For the 2019 Goodman straight cool, I checked and tightened electrical connections, verified the door run capacitor, and ensured the compressor saver was functional. The primary electrical unit and refrigerant levels were within range, and the fan blades and motor were acceptable. The condenser coils were cleaned, and I recommended upgrading the compressor saver to a soft start kit.

Today, I performed a comprehensive super tune-up on a Goodman heat pump installed in 2010, paired with an air handler from 2017. Upon inspection, I discovered significant biological growth within the air handler, which necessitated a system rejuvenation. I highly recommend a thorough duct cleaning and the installation of a UV system to prevent future biological growth. The refrigerant levels were found to be within the acceptable range, and both the compressor and condenser fan motor were operating satisfactorily. Additionally, the outdoor unit was meticulously cleaned, washed, and waxed. Upon completion, the system was fully operational, effectively cooling the home.

During the service, I thoroughly examined all three air handlers and identified significant dust and dirt buildup on the coils and blowers. I highly recommended a level 2 duct cleaning to address this issue, ensuring optimal system performance. Additionally, I suggested a level 1 duct cleaning to clean the ductwork. I also advised having a plumber and electrician visit due to the electrical panel being in the attic without a protective plate covering all connections. Furthermore, I recommended the Comfort Care Club, especially since the homeowner is selling the house. However, the homeowner declined all options and recommendations at this time.

Today, I performed a comprehensive super tune-up on a six-year-old Amana heat pump with a downflow air handler. I inspected all electrical connections, ensuring they were secure and free from corrosion. The customer had recently replaced the main filter, but the door filter was still pending. I emphasized the urgency of changing the door filter. Refrigerant levels were checked and found to be normal. The reversing valve and defrost control board were both functioning correctly. The heat strips were drawing the appropriate amperage. The outdoor unit was thoroughly cleaned, washed, and waxed. The system was operating normally when I left. The customer also plans to drill a well soon and requested an estimate for connecting the well pump to the panel.

Upon assessing the customer's existing system, we confirmed its optimal functionality and efficiency. We conducted a thorough evaluation to ensure all components were performing as intended. Additionally, we explored and presented various future enhancement options tailored to their needs. This included potential upgrades, maintenance plans, and innovative solutions to improve system performance and longevity. The customer now has a clear understanding of their current system's status and the possibilities for future improvements.

We inspected and ensured all electrical connections on the 2019 Trane Airhandler were secure and functioning properly. We replaced the filter using the customer-provided one and confirmed the drain was clear and operational. The heat kit was operational within the manufacturer's specifications, and the blower motor and wheel were in acceptable condition. The evaporator coil was also found to be acceptable. For the 2019 Trane Heatpump, we checked and tightened all electrical connections, verified the dual run capacitor was within the manufacturer's range, and ensured the primary electrical unit was acceptable. The defrost board, refrigerant levels, fan blades, motor, and condenser coils were all acceptable. We cleared debris from the bottom of the unit and washed the condenser coils from the inside out. We recommended installing a CCC Micro Air Soft Start Kit or compressor saver, unit surge protection, and scheduling a plumbing visit for the outside hose bib.

I inspected and maintained a 2023 Ducane Gas Furnace and Heatpump. For the furnace, I checked and tightened all electrical connections, confirmed the ignition system and safeties were functional, and assessed the blower motor, wheel, and evaporator coil as acceptable. The drain had buildup in the primary P-trap. For the heatpump, I verified electrical connections, the dual run capacitor, and refrigerant levels. The fan blades, motor, and condenser coils were acceptable. I also cleared debris and cleaned the condenser coils. Despite recommending UV 200 for biological growth and other upgrades, the customer declined.

I carefully removed the dryer and thoroughly cleaned the dryer vent to ensure optimal performance. After inspecting the water heater, I identified weak elements and rust in the tank due to past leaks. I recommended replacing the 10-year-old water heater, explaining that this would be the best solution. Additionally, I confirmed that the water pressure was good and the toilet was draining effectively, flushing consistently after six tests.

I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on a one-year-old Amana heat pump. All electrical connections were inspected and found to be secure with no signs of corrosion. The ECM blower motor was tested and found to be functioning properly. The blower wheel and evaporator coil were cleaned to ensure optimal performance. The UV system was checked and confirmed to be working correctly. The compressor and condenser fan motor were evaluated and found to be in good condition. Refrigerant levels were measured and found to be within the acceptable range. The outdoor unit was thoroughly washed and waxed to protect against corrosion and enhance efficiency.

On the specified date, we addressed a clog in the primary drain line connected to a 2-inch pipe. After thorough inspection, we cleared the blockage and tested the drain by pouring water. The drain was found to be functioning properly. Additionally, we coordinated with Mark W. Jesus to return on Friday to reinstall the flood detector, which had been temporarily removed. Once the floor was confirmed to be dry, we carefully placed the flood detector back in its designated position, ensuring it was correctly installed.

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During the service, I flushed the water heater to ensure optimal performance. The lower heating element was identified as needing attention, but the customer declined the replacement. To maintain the system's efficiency, I signed the customer up for the Comfort Care Multiple System plan. Additionally, I recommended disconnecting the water heater to prevent potential issues. The service was completed efficiently, ensuring the customer's comfort systems are well-maintained.

Today, I assisted a customer and his wife in selecting an appropriate system level. The wife, who works as a nurse, will be home later tonight. We discussed various options, considering their needs and preferences. I provided detailed information about each system, highlighting features and benefits. The customer appreciated the thorough explanations, which helped them make an informed decision. The consultation was productive, and they are now confident in their choice.

Upon arrival, I identified a vibration noise emanating from the indoor coil during the heating cycle. The system was shutting down due to high pressure. I thoroughly cleaned the indoor coil and the blower wheel to ensure optimal performance. Following the cleaning, I conducted a function check to verify that the system was operating correctly. I then ran the system in heat mode for several minutes, monitoring closely to ensure it did not shut down due to high pressure. The system performed well, maintaining stable operation. To ensure the system's efficiency, I left it running in heat mode to warm the space adequately. Upon departure, the system was successfully cooling the home, confirming the successful resolution of the issue.

I replaced the customer's existing toilet, ensuring a seamless connection to the current plumbing. Upon removal, I inspected the flange and plumbing. If any issues were found, I informed the customer that advanced repairs would not be included in the quoted price. The replacement was completed efficiently, maintaining the integrity of the existing setup.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the customer's doorbell system. First, I examined the transformer to ensure it was functioning correctly, which it was. Next, I assessed the doorbell itself. After careful evaluation, I discovered that the doorbell had ceased to function. I explained the situation to the customer and reviewed the warranty details. The customer decided to check the warranty coverage and will contact us once they have more information. We will then schedule a follow-up visit to replace the doorbell, ensuring the system is fully operational again.

During a routine furnace tune-up on a 2021 Duquesne model, I discovered a leak in the furnace flue pipe, allowing flue gases to escape into breathable air. This is a critical safety issue. I immediately informed the homeowner and recommended immediate repair. As the homeowner lacked the funds, I shut off the gas supply, documented the issue with a photograph, and had the homeowner sign a decline work estimate. They plan to contact the original installer for repairs or will reach out when they can afford the fix.

Upon arrival, I confirmed the drain was clear and the coil was clean. The drain pan showed no visible cracks. I poured a gallon of water into the pan to verify proper water retention and drainage. The heat strips were drawing the correct amperage. Refrigerant levels seemed slightly low, likely due to the mild weather. An unusual vibration was detected in the outdoor unit. The customer opted not to proceed with repairs at this time.

A customer contacted us regarding a toilet they had ordered, which was incorrect for their needs. Upon explaining our policy, we informed them that exchanges were not possible after purchase. The customer confirmed they had already arranged for the correct toilet to be delivered and were ready for installation as scheduled. We ensured all necessary preparations were made for the plumber to arrive and complete the installation efficiently. The customer expressed satisfaction with the communication and the scheduled timeline.

I began by assessing the existing sink setup to determine the appropriate placement for the new stops. After carefully measuring and marking the positions, I removed the old stops, ensuring no damage was done to the surrounding area. I then installed the new stops, making sure they were securely fastened and aligned correctly. I used high-quality materials to ensure durability and smooth operation. Following the installation, I tested the stops to confirm they functioned properly, allowing for easy control of water flow. Finally, I cleaned up the workspace, leaving everything neat and tidy. The new stops significantly improved the functionality and aesthetics of the sink area.

Upon arrival for the scheduled tune-up, the customer mentioned they were leaving soon. I informed them that the tune-up could take about an hour to an hour and a half. After discussing, we agreed to reschedule for the next morning when everyone would be home. I confirmed the new appointment with the office. Upon returning for the tune-up, I found the system was not running, and the thermostat was blank. The 24-volt transformer was receiving 240 volts instead of stepping it down to 24 volts. I replaced the transformer under warranty, checked and tightened all electrical connections, and restored functionality. The filter was recently changed, and the evaporator coil, blower wheel, and UV system were all acceptable. The refrigerant levels were within range, and the condenser coil was clear of debris and washed.

Upon receiving the call, we understood that the customer required immediate repair services rather than replacement options. Our service technician promptly arrived and assessed the situation. After a thorough examination, the technician identified the root cause of the issue and proceeded with the necessary repairs. The technician efficiently replaced faulty components and ensured that the system was functioning optimally. Throughout the process, the technician communicated clearly with the customer, providing updates and explanations. The repair was completed to the customer's satisfaction, restoring full functionality to the system.