Mounds, OK

17.2 SEER2 Variable Speed AC and Two Stage 80% Efficient Furnace with variable speed fan

Technician arrived to find the mini Split drain line sweating, causing the unit to leak water. Technician then insulated the drain line out the wall to prevent future sweating. Technician will return to deep clean the mini split head .

Plumbing Repairs: Fixed a dripping faucet by replacing worn-out washers and seals.

Technician arrived to find the unit, struggling due to lack of refrigerant technician presented the option to fill it up with refrigerant per customer request after filling it up with 3 pounds of refrigerant. The system is cooling good at this time, but it does have a leak. customer is aware that he will have his heating and air guys change out the unit when they get time.

Technicians arrived to perform yearly air-conditioning maintenance to house systems as well as perform a service call on the mini split system in the garage Found that the drain line on the mini split from install was kinked and twisted technicians. Replace the drain line on the mini split to fix the water leak and then performed the yearly maintenance. found that both systems compressors are over amp. Ing also found that both systems were low on refrigerant and leaking in the evaporator coils in the attic. The condensing fan motors are leaking oil, which is causing the bearings to heat up and fell prematurely, also found that both contactors are making a lot of noise as well as have severe pitting and charring repair versus replace estimates for the customer and will reach out on Tuesday when Cody gets back in office

Filter drop

Arrived and found a cracked female adapter on customers expansion tank. Cut pex and replaced fitting. Turned water back on and confirmed no more leak. Turned power on and informed customer his water should be hot in roughly 30-45 minutes.

Arrived and completed a thorough evaluation of all plumbing inside the home. Checked all faucets for proper flow and no leaks. Checked all drains for proper draining and no leaks. Inspected all toilets for proper flush with no issues or leaks around base or tank. Inspected water heater and storage tank for any signs of rust or leaks. Found the tank to be installed in 2008. Discussed replacing and quoted customer. She accepted and I drained and removed existing water heater. Reworked water lines and installed new ball valve, hammer arrestors, expansion tank, and supply lines. Filled tank and bled all air out of the lines. Installed new gas flex and sediment trap. Fired up heater and confirmed no leaks of gas or water.

Found that the previous tech turned the humidifier on and turned up as high as it would goon the downstairs so the downstairs humidity was 70 and the dehumidifier was trying to keep up. The upstairs dehumidifier was turned to 39 so technician turned both dehumidifiers to 45.

14.3 SEER2 Heat Pump and Air Handler with Single Stage Heat Strips

3 media filters

Technician arrived on scene and performed an AC tuneup on two systems found one compressor to be pulling too many amps and everything else is running operational. Need to return with filters. Also discussed with homeowner about the benefits of having surge protection. He wants to talk it over with his wife, but most likely he will move forward with that as well will need to follow up.

Found a drain fitting that came unglued and flooded the drain pan emptied the pan and glued the fitting back.

HVAC System Repairs: Upon inspection of the client's HVAC system, I noticed it was short cycling, causing inefficiency and potential compressor damage. I identified and resolved the issues causing the compressor short cycling. This involved adjusting the thermostat settings, checking for dirty air filters, and ensuring proper airflow. By addressing these issues, I ensured proper cycling intervals and prevented premature wear on system components.

Found a hidden trap on the ac causing the pan to hold water

HVAC System Upgrade: Responding to a client's desire for enhanced energy efficiency, I recommended and implemented an upgrade to a Lennox high-efficiency HVAC system, resulting in improved comfort and substantial energy savings.

AC System Repairs: Responding to a service call regarding an inoperable AC unit, I conducted a thorough examination of the system. It became evident that a faulty suction line accumulator was hindering cooling efficiency. To resolve this issue, I replaced the faulty accumulator, significantly improving refrigerant flow and enhancing overall system performance.

Annual maintenance on a heat pump to get the system ready for the summer months coming up. The 2022 Goodman system is in great shape and running as it’s designed to here today. Adjusted the damper in the master bedroom for a little extra air flow during the summer.

Heating Repair: The client contacted us due to persistent furnace shutdowns, expressing heightened safety concerns. Our thorough examination revealed adjustments needed for the flame rollout switch. Our skilled technicians expertly addressed the issue by meticulously adjusting the flame rollout limit switch. This precise adjustment not only rectified the immediate concern but also guaranteed the ongoing safe and efficient operation of the furnace, providing the client with enhanced peace of mind and comfort.

HVAC Condenser Coil Cleaning: An AC system struggled to cool efficiently. Our technicians cleaned the condenser coil and straightened the fins, significantly enhancing the system's performance. The client's home now benefits from cool and refreshing air, with a reminder about the importance of regular coil maintenance.

Service call for a heat pump falling below the thermostat set point at night. Technician found the thermostat settings not allowing the back up heat to come on simultaneously with the heat pump. Altered several settings here today to ensure proper operation and adjusted a damper to allow more air flow to the daughters bedroom.

Technician performed a friends and family club maintenance on a one year old heat pump air handler. I checked all motors, capacitors, amp draw from the heat strips, refrigerant charge, monitored the temperature rise as well as the static pressure, washed the condenser and changed the filters. Everything is working how it should at this time.

Heating System Repair Service: Responding to a homeowner's complaint of insufficient warmth and strange sounds from their heating system, our inspection identified a malfunctioning ignition system. The faulty components were swiftly replaced, restoring the system to optimal working condition and eliminating the unusual sounds. The heating system now operates efficiently, providing consistent warmth. To prevent similar issues in the future, we recommended regular heating system check-ups and maintenance to ensure continued reliability and performance.

Installed the last three blower motors and one more failed high limit switch was replaced. All 9 systems are back up and going again.

Replaced 6 blower motors, 3 transformers and 5 high limit switches on 8 2019 Ruud package units and a Rudd hair handler.