San Marcos TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Max B.

Performed the AC tune-up and everything is working at this time. While performing the inspection I did notice that when the roof was replaced, they pushed the flue pipe down about 8". I informed the client, and she chose to have me re-adjust the flue pipe so that it is at an upward draft all the way out of the house. I did also talk to the client about surge protection, and she wants to wait until our next visit.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the primary drain line was backed up and bypassing the secondary drain pan. I presented the client with his options, and he chose to have the drain line cleared and treated at this time. I did discuss the other deficiencies with the system, and also discussed the maintenance plan, however he declined because he is selling the house in the next month. I performed the drain treatment and system was operational. While I was collecting payment, I heard the condenser cycle on and off multiple times. I performed further diagnostics and found that the zone control board on the indoor unit was failing. The client chose to have that replaced as well at this time. I replaced the board and tested the system.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the system was completely empty on refrigerant. I found multiple leaks in the welds on both the indoor unit and the outdoor unit. I presented the client with his options to repair the welds, pressure test the system, pull a vacuum on the system and recharge the unit with R-410A refrigerant. The client agreed to all repairs. While completing repairs, I also noticed that when they installed the system, they did not put wire nuts on the low voltage connections leaving the bare wire fully exposed. I added wire nuts while performing repairs. After performing the repairs, the system is on and working at this time.

Ryan P.

Found leak at flair fitting on garage mini split condenser. Customer has chosen to have us make repair and have us return with proper equipment to complete work. Will have our dispatcher reach out to schedule repairs.

Ryan P.

Performed maintenance on 3-ton Carrier heat pump.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the battery cap for the upstairs condenser had failed. I presented the client with his options, and he chose to have it replaced at this time. Completed repair and system now operational.

Matt F.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system with no major issues found. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil cleaned. Options for system enhancements were presented to customer and they declined at this time. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the condenser fan motor and battery cap had completely failed. I presented the client with his options, and he chose to have them replaced at this time. After performing the repairs, the system is operational.

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Matt F.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the secondary condensate drain line was never installed. Water was flowing out and into the secondary drain pan. Both primary drain lines were tied together with no means of clearing the drains. Options for repair were presented to customer and they chose to complete repairs. Secondary drain lines where capped and ball valves were installed to allow for clearing of the individual drain lines. System was running at the time of departure.

Max B.

Performed the AC tune-up. While performing the inspection I did find deficiencies with the system. I presented repair options and the client chose to have the battery capacitor replaced and upgrade to our Gold Maintenance plan. Repair completed and system operational.

Max B.

Performed the AC tune-up and everything is working at this time.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found the system to be low on refrigerant. I presented my findings to the client, and he chose to just add refrigerant at this time. They have already replaced the coil in the past and don't want to do that again. After recharging the refrigerant, the system is working. I did recommend the maintenance plan, but the client declined.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the upstairs system is low on refrigerant. I did find the leak inside the evaporator coil in the attic and presented the client with his options for repairs. He chose the temporary repair to add refrigerant. I did inform the client that there is no warranty with just adding refrigerant. Refrigerant added and system is cooling.

Matt F.

Performed AC cool check on two systems. Both condenser units had fan motors that showed signs of overheating. Capacitor on condenser unit for the upstairs system has failed. Options for repair were presented to customer and they chose to replace the condenser fan motor and capacitor for the upstairs unit. Repair was completed. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. Systems were running at the time of departure.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the system was low on R-410A refrigerant. I presented my findings to the client, and he chose to add refrigerant. He will contact his home warranty company regarding repairs. Added refrigerant and system is operational.

Matt F.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the system was low on refrigerant. Leak check was performed, and a leak was found in the evaporator coil. Customer chose to add refrigerant to the system to get the system functioning until a repair can be made. We will contact the manufacturer for availability of a new coil tomorrow. 7.6 pounds of R-410A was added to the system. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.