Canyon Lake TX Heating Cooling

Springtime AC System Tune-Up: As part of a thorough seasonal maintenance service, I conducted a detailed AC tune-up. This included checking for refrigerant leaks, cleaning the evaporator coil, straightening coil fins, clearing condensate drains, and tightening all electrical connections. These proactive measures optimized cooling performance and ensured long-term system reliability.

HVAC Repairs: A client was experiencing inconsistent temperature regulation in their home. After diagnosing the issue, I recalibrated the thermostat to provide accurate readings and more precise climate control. This adjustment improved overall comfort and energy efficiency.

HVAC Electrical Repairs: A homeowner reported that their AC system would intermittently shut off. I diagnosed and corrected loose electrical contact points, ensuring stable and uninterrupted operation. The system is now functioning reliably without unexpected shutdowns.

I performed the heater tune-up on a Guardian straight electric heating system. Checked the electrical, mechanical and performance systems of the unit. Cleared, cleaned, flushed and treated the drain line. I also replaced the filter for the customer. I did find that the blower wheel is dirty. No other major issues were found.

Heat check completed on a horizontal gas system. During the check I found that the static pressure in system is slightly above the manufacture rating at .6 inches of water column. I also found the inducer draft motor is pulling more amps than it should. I did let the homeowner know and we have decided to monitor it for now. No other major issues found.

AC System Repair: During an off-season inspection, a client’s AC system was found to have a refrigerant line kink, reducing cooling efficiency. We repaired the damaged line and optimized the system’s refrigerant charge. This proactive tune-up ensures the system will operate effectively when needed.

HVAC System Replacement: A homeowner’s old HVAC system was causing inconsistent heating and rising energy bills. Upon inspection, we found aging electrical components and a damaged heat exchanger. We recommended replacing the system with a high-efficiency model, which now provides reliable heating and significantly reduces energy costs.

HVAC System Repair Service: The client’s HVAC system was intermittently shutting down during operation due to a faulty relay switch. I replaced the defective switch and performed a comprehensive system check to ensure smooth operation, preparing the home’s heating system for consistent use during the autumn season.

Whole Home Generator Installation: A client requested the installation of a whole home generator to avoid disruptions during potential autumn storms. I installed a backup generator with automatic transfer switches, ensuring a smooth transition to backup power during outages, providing the homeowner with peace of mind.

AC Unit Replacement: In response to the homeowner’s request for a more energy-efficient cooling solution, I replaced their outdated AC system with a modern Rheem central air unit. This upgrade provides improved performance, lower energy consumption, and greater comfort for the household year-round.

AC Repairs: Responding to a client's service call for an inoperable air conditioning system, I identified a malfunctioning compressor as the root cause of the cooling failure. I replaced the compressor, restoring proper refrigerant circulation and ensuring the system operated at peak performance.

Single system cooling tune-up completed on a two-year-old horizontal gas system. The indoor unit is clean. The drain line has been cleared and treated, and the float switch is operational. The outdoor unit coils were cleaned. The refrigerant charge is within range, and all electrical is within manufacture specs. No major issues found.

Air Conditioning System Repairs: Replaced a malfunctioning defrost control board to ensure accurate defrost cycles and improve overall system efficiency.

Ductwork Inspection and Repair: Sealed leaks and improved airflow efficiency through meticulous ductwork repair, enhancing overall HVAC performance.

Indoor Air Purification Installation: Integrated a UV light air purification system into the HVAC system, improving indoor air quality by neutralizing contaminants.

Smart Thermostat Installation: Installed a smart thermostat for remote control and energy-saving features, enhancing HVAC system efficiency.

Air Conditioning Repair Service: Replenished depleted refrigerant levels to restore an AC system's cooling capacity and efficiency. Discussed maintenance plans with the homeowner.

AC System Tune-Up: Replaced a worn blower wheel during an AC tune-up, improving cooling efficiency. Discussed regular maintenance benefits with the homeowner.

AC Contactor Replacement: Replaced a malfunctioning contactor to ensure reliable AC startup and consistent operation.

AC Refrigerant Pressure Adjustment: Adjusted refrigerant pressure in an AC system to optimize cooling efficiency.

Pulled the evaporator coil and cleaned it with a strong cleaning agent. Rerouted the copper and drain line to allow a better spot for the filter to be used. Replaced the in-line filter dryer and pressure tested with dry nitrogen. Pulled a vacuum on the copper line set and charged system to factory specs. Checked operation of the system and it is working properly at this time.

Installed mobile home indoor unit and Payne exterior condenser. Installed Honeywell thermostat. Replaced disconnect and whip and ran low voltage in 1/2” Seal-Tite for outdoor condensing unit. Rebuilt drain and verified drain operation. Pressure tested and pulled a vacuum on the line set. Weighed in refrigerant charge to meet manufacturer specifications. System operational.

AC System Replacement: Upgrading an outdated and inefficient AC system, our skilled technicians swiftly installed a modern, high-efficiency model. Rigorous testing ensures optimal performance, delivering improved comfort and substantial energy savings for the homeowner. Our focus is on efficient and cost-effective AC solutions, enhancing home cooling and sustainability.

When I arrived, the customer informed me that the system was not keeping up yesterday. I turned the system on and began diagnostic. Checked refrigerant pressures and had 12° of superheat and 8° of sub cooling. I had a 19° delta T. The system is starting to get dirty however everything is working properly at this time.

Found that the drain system was clogged and should be ran in hard pipe PVC. To be completed Tuesday - Rerun drain in schedule 40 PVC. Add an SS-2 to the second drain connection on the primary pan.