HVAC Service In Buda, TX

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the system is completely empty on R-410A refrigerant. I presented the customer with his options and he asked that we have our Comfort Consultant come out and give an estimate on the replacement of the entire system.

When I arrived, I found the safety float switch to be tripped due to the primary water removal system being backed up. I presented the customer with his options and he chose to have it repaired at the bronze level at this time. After performing the bronze level repair everything is working at this time.

New REME Halo LED has been installed, wired, and secured to energize during cooling or heating run times. UV light stick also installed, wired, and secured. Both have been tested and are working properly. I did recommend our maintenance plan, but the customer declined at this time.

Performed diagnostic on a 3.5-ton American Standard heat pump system and found multiple issues with the system preventing it from cooling. The compressor has failed and there is also a leak at the evaporator coil. Interior of cabinet is in poor condition with heavy debris buildup. Presented options to the customer for repairs. Customer would like to speak with our Comfort Consultant about possible replacement before making a decision.

Performed cool check on an American Standard heat pump system. Perfect Fit 5-inch filter was changed out and dated. System is operational. Please see attached checklist for complete tune-up details.

Performed cool check. Upon investigation, I found the drain line clogged and the drain pan rusted almost all the way through. Presented options for repairs and customer has decided to move forward. Will return tomorrow to complete repairs. See attached checklist for complete tune-up details.

Performed cooling tune-up on a Carrier System. Please see attached checklist for full tune-up details.

Gathered necessary information for upcoming duct job.

Performed cooling tune-up on a 2011 4-ton Carrier system. Found heavy buildup of dust and debris on the return plenum. I also found a refrigerant leak at evaporator coil. I discussed my findings with the customer, but they had to leave abruptly so I will reach out at a later date to discuss repair/replacement options.

Completed diagnostic on a Lennox system and found that the outdoor motor had failed. Contacted Lennox to check for parts warranty but the representative said the system was no longer under warranty. Replaced motor and unit is now operational.

Performed heating tune-ups on a Carrier and an American Standard heat pump system. Washable filters washed off and then reinstalled on both systems. Found that the American Standard system’s voltage enhancement system was under tolerance. Options presented to customer and repair was made. Customer also renewed the maintenance agreement on their systems.

Performed diagnostics on a Carrier heat pump system and found that the compressor had failed and is completely locked up. Primary 60-amp breaker feeding the air handler also has signs of damage. 50-amp breaker feeding condenser will also need to be replaced. System is currently non-operational but is able to use emergency heat if necessary. Presented options for repairs but the customer would like to speak with our Comfort Consultant about possibly replacing the system before making a decision.

Performed diagnostic on the upstairs American Standard straight electric system and found it operating at this time. Customer will monitor both systems and contact us if issues continue.

Performed heating tune-up on a Carrier heat pump system in attic. System operational. Please see attached checklist for full tune-up details.

Performed heating tune-up on a Ruud 3-ton heat pump system. I did find that the primary drain was not insulated which could cause future drywall damage from condensation dripping on the ceiling during the summertime. Also found that supply plenum is hanging on by one nylon strap. If the strap breaks, the supply plenum will detach from the unit sending conditioned air into the attic. The return air is 14x24x1 and is undersized for the 3-ton system. This needs to be upgraded to allow the system to operate to factory specifications. Left a voicemail for the owner of the home to go over issues found. Will send over a quote for 2 of the 3 repairs but will need to speak with the owner before sending a quote for the return air issue.

Performed the heating tune-up on a 2.5-ton American Standard straight electric system and a 3-ton American Standard heat pump system. Both systems are operational.

Performed diagnostics and found the Carrier heat pump system was tripping the 60-amp air handler breaker. Upon further diagnostics I found the breaker damaged. Installed a new 60-amp breaker and search protector. System is operational upon completion of repairs.

Upon further diagnosis I did discover that two wires were not as tight as they could be. Once the wires were tightened, I was able to get the system to operate in all zoning functions.