HVAC Service In Buda, TX

Installed new Carrier 4-ton straight ac system. Installed new T6 Pro thermostat. Rebuilt and insulated condensate drain line. Added SS2 and SS3 safety float switches. Cleared drain line with CO2 and ran three gallons of water to ensure proper operation. That was then followed by Viper drain treatment. Installed new filter dryer, pressure tested with dry nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on copper line set. Replace the condenser pad. Replaced the disconnect and ran the low voltage in Seal-Tite. Replaced both supply and return plenums and sealed with a mastic airlock. Charged system to factory spec and performed a benchmark. The system is working properly at time of departure.

I arrived at the home to find the system on and running. I spoke to Bill and Sally about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to clear the drain and rinse out the condenser coil. I checked over the system and discovered that the contactor is pitted and charred and that the capacitor is weak and out of spec. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

I arrived at the home to find the system on and running. I spoke to Bill and Sally about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to clear the drain and rinse out the condenser coil. I checked over the system and discovered that the contactor is pitted and charred and that the capacitor is weak and out of spec. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

I arrived at the home to find the system on and running. I spoke to Bill and Sally about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to clear the drain and rinse out the condenser coil. I checked over the system and discovered that the contactor is pitted and charred and that the capacitor is weak and out of spec. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

I arrived at the home to find the system on and running. I spoke to Bill and Sally about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to clear the drain and rinse out the condenser coil. I checked over the system and discovered that the contactor is pitted and charred and that the capacitor is weak and out of spec. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. The drain line was cleared and treated. The air handler, evaporator coil and blower wheel are all clean. The wiring is tight and in good condition. The condenser fan motor and contactor are both in good condition. The capacitor for the condenser unit is within value, and the refrigerant charge is within factory specifications. No major issues were found, and the system is running at the time of departure.

On arrival, I found the thermostat set to the OFF position. Switched it to COOL mode and changed the setpoint down below indoor house temperature. Tested all performance, mechanical and safety systems. Verified everything was operating within manufacture’s specifications for operation. Found no major issues. Everything is working at this time.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one heat pump cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Tested the outdoor condenser fan motor as it does show signs of overheating; the current electrical amp draw is 1.1 amps out of 1.4amps. I also tested and verified the run capacitor for both the fan motor and the compressor and found them to be within manufacture's range for operation. While out, I went ahead and flushed and treated the primary drain line and the internal drain pan as well. Verified everything was operating within manufacture’s specifications for operation. Everything is working at this time.

Upon arrival the customer stated that the system was not cooling well. Started diagnostic. Found and removed a dirty air filter. Checked the drain and found it to be clogged. Checked refrigerant levels and found them to be low. Also found that the capacitor is below manufacture specs. Presented repair options and the customer has elected to have refrigerant added, have the drained cleared, have the capacitor replaced and sign up for our Silver membership. Completed repairs and cycled the thermostat. The system is cooling properly at this time.

Replaced all of the flex duct to the upstairs and the majority of the flex that feeds the downstairs. Sealed the collars and duct connections. Supported the ductwork for optimal air flow. Cleared, flushed and treated the condensate drain line. Checked operation of the system and it is working properly at this time.

Cool check completed on an up-flow system. Inspected the indoor unit and found it to be in good condition. All components are running properly. The drain line was cleared and treated. The float switch was checked and is operational. The outdoor coils were cleaned. The refrigerant level is within spec. The capacitor is within range. The contractor is original to the system and in rough condition. No other major issues found.

Two system cool check completed. No major issues found with the 6-year-old horizontal system. On the 19-year-old up-flow system, the indoor coil looks good. The capacitor for the blower motor is slightly below manufacture specs. The outside coil was cleaned. The condenser fan motor is leaking lubricant, and the contactor is in poor condition. The refrigerant level is within spec on both units.

I arrived at the home to find the system off. I spoke to the homeowner about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to rinse out the outdoor coil and also clear the drain upstairs. I checked over the system and found everything to be in pretty good shape. I did notice that the disconnect is starting to melt outside and needs to be replaced before it fails. Presented repair options and the customer chose to move forward with replacement of the disconnect. I replaced the disconnect and installed a new 3/4” whip to the condenser. I made sure to silicone the top and sides of the disconnect. We got the power switched on and tested the system; everything is working properly.

I arrived at the home to find the system off. I spoke to the homeowner about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to rinse out the outdoor coil and also clear the drain upstairs. I checked over the system and found everything to be in pretty good shape. I did notice that the disconnect is starting to melt outside and needs to be replaced before it fails. Presented repair options and the customer chose to move forward with replacement of the disconnect. I replaced the disconnect and installed a new 3/4” whip to the condenser. I made sure to silicone the top and sides of the disconnect. We got the power switched on and tested the system; everything is working properly.

I arrived at the home to find the system off. I spoke to the homeowner about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to rinse out the outdoor coil and also clear the drain upstairs. I checked over the system and found everything to be in pretty good shape. I did notice that the disconnect is starting to melt outside and needs to be replaced before it fails. Presented repair options and the customer chose to move forward with replacement of the disconnect. I replaced the disconnect and installed a new 3/4” whip to the condenser. I made sure to silicone the top and sides of the disconnect. We got the power switched on and tested the system; everything is working properly.

I arrived at the home to find the system off. I spoke to the homeowner about how the unit had been operating. I made sure to rinse out the outdoor coil and also clear the drain upstairs. I checked over the system and found everything to be in pretty good shape. I did notice that the disconnect is starting to melt outside and needs to be replaced before it fails. Presented repair options and the customer chose to move forward with replacement of the disconnect. I replaced the disconnect and installed a new 3/4” whip to the condenser. I made sure to silicone the top and sides of the disconnect. We got the power switched on and tested the system; everything is working properly.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one Carrier Infinity cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety systems. Verified the ICM493 Voltage Monitor and Power Surge Protection was on and operating as designed. Verified that the drain line was clean and clear flowing into the hall bath sink. Verified everything was operating within manufacture’s specifications for operation. Everything is working at this time.

On arrival, the customer stated that his outdoor unit would run continuously and never shut off. I performed the diagnostic on the system and found the starter at the condenser has failed and is sending a constant 240 V to the compressor and the motor. I also found that the outdoor condenser fan motor is leaking lubricant. I presented my findings and repair options to the homeowner. They chose to have both components replaced at this time. I replaced the outdoor fan motor and the starter and then cycled power at the thermostat. No other major issues were found, and the system is operational at this time.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one heat pump cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Removed all the leaves from the bottom of condenser, cleaned and washed the outdoor coil, and checked refrigerant charge. Verified all components were operating within manufacture’s specifications. Everything is working at this time.

Cool check completed on a vertical air handler/heat pump. The indoor unit is clean. The air filters were replaced. The drain line was cleared and treated. I tested the float switch, and it is operational. The condenser coils were cleaned. All electrical within manufactures specs. The contactor is showing significant signs of wear and tear. The unit is slightly low on refrigerant. Presented my findings to the homeowner and he has decided to have refrigerant added today. Added refrigerant to get it within manufacture specs. Cycled system and is it currently operational.