Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

I performed a complete AC maintenance inspection of the system. I inspected all high- and low-voltage wiring and connections and verified that everything was properly tightened and secure. I inspected the blower motor and assembly and found them free of buildup and biological growth. I flushed the primary drain line with hot water and CO₂ to ensure proper drainage and found no signs of blockage or restriction. At the outdoor condenser, I inspected the run capacitor and verified that it was within the manufacturer’s specified range. I also inspected the contactor and found no signs of excessive wear, pitting, or arcing. The condenser coils were thoroughly washed and cleaned from both the inside and outside to ensure proper airflow and heat transfer. I checked the system’s refrigerant pressures and found them to be within the manufacturer’s specifications. The system is operating properly and cooling at this time.

Pumped down existing refrigerant from unit. Cut filter drier from line set. Brazed in new 3/8 copper to line set. Performed a pressure test to ensure no leaks. Performed a vacuum to remove all moisture. After refrigerant was released back in line set, charged system with R-410A. Tested operation of system. The system is running at completion of service.

I performed a complete AC maintenance inspection of the system. I inspected all high- and low-voltage wiring and connections and verified that everything was properly tightened and secure. I inspected the blower motor and assembly and found them free of buildup and biological growth. I flushed the primary drain line with hot water and CO₂ to ensure proper drainage and found no signs of blockage or restriction. At the outdoor condenser, I inspected the run capacitor and verified that it was within the manufacturer’s specified range. I also inspected the contactor and found no signs of excessive wear, pitting, or arcing. The condenser coils were thoroughly washed and cleaned from both the inside and outside to ensure proper airflow and heat transfer. I checked the system’s refrigerant pressures and found them to be within the manufacturer’s specifications. The system is operating properly and cooling at this time.

Diagnosed a clogged drain line at the primary condensate line. I went over my findings and the homeowner chose to have the drain cleared. We cleared through the drain using compressed nitrogen. We then flushed the drain line with 3 gallons of water. Function checked the system and the system is operational at the completion of service.

Installed new variable-speed single-stage gas furnace with cased coil. Replaced the supply plenum and reconnected flex duct. Installed new line filter drier, and pressure tested system for extensive leak check. Pulled deep vacuum and weighed in factory charge. Rebuilt drain line with SS-2 safe-T-switch. Cleared and verified operation. Installed Ecobee thermostat and verified system operation in heating and cooling. Everything is working at completion of install.

Removed all existing zoning equipment and supply plenums. Built and installed new supply plenums with 14x14 zone dampers. Installed new zone control board. Installed new fresh air ventilation controller. Installed two UV lights in the evaporator coil and power supply pack. On the outdoor unit the contactor, 45/5 capacitor and fan motor have been replaced as well. Cleared out the primary condensation drain and primed trap with water. Sealed all new ductwork connections with mastic/hardcast. Removed a Redbull can from one of the returns. Replaced the media filter in the attic. Tested operation of system and the new zoning equipment. Everything is working at completion of service.

Performed a/c tune-up on a Trane straight cool zoned system. Checked the electrical, mechanical and performance systems of the unit. Cleared, cleaned, flushed and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. Filters were replaced recently and were clean. Did find the blower motor is sounding rough on start up which can be a failure point in the future. The blower wheel has also accumulated dust/dirt. At the outdoor system, I found the fan motor has developed a hot spot(rust spot) which is a sign of overheating. The system is operational at this time.

I performed a complete AC maintenance inspection of the system. I inspected all high- and low-voltage wiring and connections and verified that everything was properly tightened and secure. I inspected the blower motor and assembly. I flushed the primary drain line with hot water and CO₂ to ensure proper drainage and found no signs of blockage or restriction. At the outdoor condenser, I inspected the run capacitor and verified that it was within the manufacturer’s specified range. I also inspected the contactor and found no signs of excessive wear, pitting, or arcing. The condenser coils were thoroughly washed and cleaned from both the inside and outside to ensure proper airflow and heat transfer. I checked the system’s refrigerant pressures and found them to be within the manufacturer’s specifications. After completing the maintenance, I allowed the system to operate for approximately 15–20 minutes and verified that the system is operating properly and cooling at this time.

Performed AC cooling check. Checked the electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. I cleared the condensation drain line and flow tested the drain with two gallons of water. I also treated the drain line. The air filter was ready to be replaced. I cleaned the condenser coil. No major issues were found. The system was running at the completion of service.

Performed a/c tune-up on a Carrier heat pump system. Checked the electrical, mechanical and performance systems of the unit. Cleared, cleaned, flushed and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. No major issues were found. All UV lights and Air purifier systems are working. The system is operational at this time.

I performed a complete AC maintenance inspection of the system. I inspected all high- and low-voltage wiring and connections and verified that everything was properly tightened and secure. I inspected the blower motor and assembly, flushed the primary drain line with hot water and CO₂ to ensure proper drainage and found no signs of blockage or restriction. The secondary drain pan was full of rust. At the outdoor condenser, I inspected the run capacitor and it is showing signs on the common wire of being burned / over heated. Homeowner approved the replacement of the capacitor. I replaced the capacitor and verified that the new one was within the manufacturer’s specified range. I checked the system’s refrigerant pressures and found them to be within the manufacturer’s specifications. After completing the maintenance, I allowed the system to operate for approximately 15–20 minutes and verified that the system is operating properly and cooling at this time.

Performed a/c tune-up on a Lennox straight cool system. Checked the electrical, mechanical and performance systems of the unit. Cleared, cleaned, flushed and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. The 16x25x4 return air filter is ready to be replaced. No other issues were found. The system is cooling at completion of service.

I performed a complete AC maintenance inspection of the system. I inspected all high- and low-voltage wiring and connections and verified that everything was properly tightened and secure. I inspected the blower motor and assembly and found them free of buildup and biological growth. I flushed the primary drain line with hot water and CO₂ to ensure proper drainage and found no signs of blockage or restriction. At the outdoor condenser, I inspected the run capacitor and verified that it was within the manufacturer’s specified range. I also inspected the contactor and found no signs of excessive wear, pitting, or arcing. The condenser coils were thoroughly washed and cleaned. I checked the system’s refrigerant pressures and found them to be within the manufacturer’s specifications. I allowed the system to operate for approximately 15–20 minutes and verified that the system is operating properly and cooling at this time.

Diagnostics found the low-voltage fuse burnt. When I arrived, the homeowner had already replaced the fuse and disconnected all low-voltage wires at the thermostat and air handler. Once all wires were reconnected, I was able to determine which wire was popping the five amp fuse. I also found the outdoor coil very dirty, the outdoor torque booster very low on charge, and the outdoor contactor buzzing, I also saw charring and pitting. I went over my findings and repair estimates with the homeowner and he chose to only have the critical issue resolved today. Once the system was rewired, I function tested the system. The system was cooling at completion of service.

AC cool check was completed on a horizontal straight cool system. Drain line was flushed and treated. Outdoor coils were cleaned. All mechanical and electrical components were checked, along with refrigerant levels. Spoke with the homeowner about adding a French drain to alleviate the water around the condensing unit from the drain line. He chose to move forward with installing the French drain. French drain was successfully installed. PVC was rerouted at homeowners request. I did verify proper slope and insured the system was draining before departure. The system is running at completion of service.