AC, Plumbing & Electrical in Weatherford - Done Right

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.

During the service, I began by thoroughly clearing the drain to ensure it was free of any blockages. I meticulously checked the drain to confirm that it was functioning correctly and efficiently. Following this, I recommended the installation of a UV 200 system to enhance the overall performance and longevity of the drainage system. I explained the benefits of the UV 200 system, including its ability to prevent future blockages and maintain cleanliness. Although the customer appreciated the recommendation, they requested additional time to consider the installation of the UV system. I provided all necessary information and left the customer with the details to facilitate their decision-making process.

I performed a comprehensive tune-up on both the main and secondary systems. The main air handler's UV system was recently updated, but the evaporator coil was acceptable. The blower wheel had dust, dirt, and biological growth buildup. The drain had a buildup in the primary P-trap, and the heat kit was functional. The secondary system's evaporator coil and blower motor were acceptable, but the filter size was too small, allowing unfiltered air to bypass. Both systems had biological growth buildup. I recommended upgrading to UV 300 systems, clearing and treating the drains, and replacing the main system's dual run capacitor.

I constructed custom drawers for Zach g van, ensuring precise measurements and a seamless fit. Each drawer was crafted from high-quality materials, featuring smooth-glide hardware for easy access. The design was tailored to maximize storage space while maintaining an aesthetic appeal. Attention to detail was paramount, resulting in a functional and visually pleasing addition to their home.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on an LP furnace paired with a straight cool condenser. I began by thoroughly inspecting all electrical connections, ensuring they were secure and free from corrosion. I verified that all amp draws were within the specified parameters. Next, I checked the refrigerant levels, confirming they were normal and properly balanced. I also inspected and tested all safety mechanisms, ensuring they were in place and functioning correctly. The gas valve, burners, and heat exchanger were examined for any signs of wear or damage, all of which were found to be in acceptable condition. The system was then run to ensure it was operating normally before I departed.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on a Trane gas furnace paired with a straight cool condenser installed in 2020. I meticulously checked all electrical connections, ensuring they were secure and free from corrosion. I verified that all amp draws were within specifications. Refrigerant levels were assessed and found to be in the acceptable range. The gas valve, burners, and heat exchanger were inspected and deemed satisfactory. All safety mechanisms were tested and confirmed to be operational. The outdoor unit was thoroughly cleaned and waxed. The system was fully operational and functioning normally upon my departure.

Performed tune-up on 2021 train air handler and heat pump Daring inspection of air handler customer stated that the heat strips do not kick on when heat pump goes in the defrost mode checked all electrical connections tested heat strips from thermostat in emergency heat mode heat strips did come on and were within range change customer provided filter drain was clear and draining at this time blower wheel was acceptable evaporator coil was acceptable UV system is functional Hearing inspection of heat pump Forest system into defrost mode system would go into defrost mode but heat strips would not come on traced thermostat wiring at outdoor unit and found that the heat strips were hooked up to a black thermostat wire that was not connected to anything inside the air handler connected that thermostat wire to W2 and when system went into defrost mode heat strips came on as they should refrigerant levels are worth in range door on capacitor was within range primary electrical unit was a

Came out for kitchen sink stoppage. Customer thought that the service fee would take care of the stoppage. She did not sign ticket for this reason. No work done here today

2022 Payne Airhandler Checked and tightened all electrical connections Heat kit is functional and within manufacturer range Changed customer provided filters Drain was clear and draining at this time drain has drain safety Evaporator coil was acceptable header plate and condensate pan have heavy biological growth build up Blower motor and wheel were acceptable blower wires have biological growth build up Supply plenum has heavy biological growth buildup 2022 Payne Heatpump When turning system to heat heat pump did not come on and only the heat strips ran found that the low voltage wire is wired in as a straight cool so system is most likely never ran in heat pump mode Du run capacitor was within range Primary electrical unit was functional Defrost board was acceptable Refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time Fan blades and motor were acceptable Condenser coils were acceptable Cleared all debris from the bottom of the unit Washed condenser coil from the inside out

Performed super tune-up on 2017 train air handler and heat pump During tune-up found heavy dust dirt and hair build up on evaporator coil also had heavy dust dirt and air buildup on blower wheel Checked and tightened all electrical connections heat kit is working properly and within manufacturer range customer stated they had an extra filter for today's visit could not find filter at this time customer will change later Heat pump capacitor was out of range replaced under premium warranty refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time primary electrical unit was functional and acceptable cleared all dust dirt and debris from the bottom of the unit and washed condenser coil from the inside out strongly recommended level 2 duct cleaning and UV system customer wants to hold off for now

Clear stoppage in half bath lavatory. Need to come back Thursday or Friday to change delta sink cartridge

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Blockage in primary drain was causing system to shut down due to the drain switch and water was coming from the bottom of the unit into the floor. Cleared drain and performed function check. System running and cooling the home upon departure.

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I thoroughly inspected and maintained the 2024 Ducane Airhandler and Heatpump. For the Airhandler, I checked and tightened all electrical connections, confirmed the heat kit was functional within the manufacturer's range, and replaced the filter with the customer-provided one. The drain was clear and functioning, and I poured vinegar to ensure it remained so. The blower motor and wheel were in good condition, as was the evaporator coil. For the Heatpump, I inspected and tightened all electrical connections, verified the dual run capacitor was within the manufacturer's range, and confirmed the primary electrical unit was acceptable. The defrost board, refrigerant levels, fan blades, motor, and condenser coils were all in good condition. I also washed the condenser coils from the inside out. I recommended a Micro Air Soft Start Kit, a UV system, and an electrician to review the main panel, but the customer declined immediate action due to recent personal circumstances.

Today, I conducted a comprehensive super tune-up on a six-year-old Carrier heat pump system, including the air handler. I meticulously checked and tightened all electrical connections, ensuring there was no corrosion. The blower wheel and evaporator coil were cleaned thoroughly to enhance efficiency. A UV light was installed to prevent microbial growth. The blower motor was inspected and found to be in acceptable condition. Both the compressor and condenser fan motor were evaluated and confirmed to be functioning properly. Refrigerant levels were checked and found to be within the optimal range. The outdoor unit was cleaned and treated with a protective wax coating to safeguard against the elements.

On October 20, 2026, I received a call from a customer requesting service. After a couple of rings, the call went silent, and I attempted to call back without success. I then requested that the office contact the customer and connect me with them. The job involved diagnosing and addressing an issue with their home system, which required immediate attention. Despite my efforts to reach the customer, I was unable to establish contact. I am currently pausing the job until the office can facilitate communication with the customer.

During the evaluation, the customer reported that the upstairs unit would not operate. Upon inspection, the breaker in the disconnect was found to be tripped. After resetting it, the system activated, and the amp draws were within the manufacturer's specifications. A small buzzing sound was detected, traced to the capacitor. The Herm wire from the compressor to the capacitor was not fully connected to the Herm terminal, likely due to an oversight during the recent tune-up. The wire was reconnected properly, resolving the issue. This will require a callback to address the technician's earlier work.

Upon receiving the call, we promptly dispatched a technician to address the reported issue. Upon arrival, we conducted a thorough inspection of the cable and camera line. Using specialized equipment, we successfully cleared the obstruction caused by the cable. A subsequent video inspection revealed a significant belly in the line, approximately 12-14 feet long, which had led to the blockage. We presented these findings to the homeowner, providing a detailed explanation of how this condition caused the stoppage. It is important to note that any stoppages due to such conditions are not covered under warranty without prior repairs. Our team ensured the homeowner understood the situation and the necessary steps to prevent future occurrences.

I began by carefully removing the trap to access the cable line. Using a hand tool, I thoroughly cleared the line of any obstructions. After ensuring the line was free of blockages, I tested the system to confirm it was functioning correctly. The lav drain was then inspected and found to be draining properly. During the inspection, I discovered a significant amount of hair and debris buildup in the drain. I meticulously removed all the hair and debris, ensuring the drain was completely clear. This process restored the lav's optimal performance and prevented any future drainage issues.

Upon arrival, the customer reported a leaking toilet and requested its replacement. Additionally, the garbage disposal was locked and needed to be replaced. The home's water pressure was measured at 100 psi, which required immediate attention. The water heater, installed in 2009, was also noted to be non-compliant with current codes. There were no visible clean-out points for running a drain camera. Despite the identified issues, the customer declined all proposed work. An inspection was completed, and the customer indicated she would schedule the toilet replacement in November.

We inspected and serviced a 2019 Amana Airhandler, ensuring all electrical connections were secure and tight. We replaced the filter using the customer-provided one. The primary P-trap showed buildup, while the blower motor and wheel were in good condition. However, the blower wires exhibited biological growth buildup, and the evaporator coil had slight biological growth. For the 2019 Amana Heatpump, we checked and tightened all electrical connections, confirmed 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 and washed the condenser coils, then waxed the top of the unit. We recommended upgrades to CCC, UV 200, and clearing the drain. The customer wishes to discuss these recommendations with family.

We began by identifying and replacing the faulty pipe and fittings at the water heater, which were part of the original installation from 08/25. The copper tubing had developed a pinhole leak at the top near the circulation pump. Given that there was no warranty on the existing copper pipe, fittings, or pump, we proceeded with the replacement. We carefully removed the old, leaking copper tubing and installed new, high-quality copper piping to ensure a secure and leak-free connection. The circulation pump was also inspected but remained in service as it was not covered under warranty. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the water heater operates safely and effectively.

I successfully installed a customer-supplied UV system and transformer, ensuring all components were securely and correctly positioned. Following installation, I conducted a thorough function check to verify the system's performance. The UV system is now effectively sanitizing the air, while the air conditioning unit operates smoothly, providing optimal cooling. Both systems are fully operational and functioning as intended, ensuring the highest level of efficiency and satisfaction.