Wimberley, TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Max B.

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

Max B.

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

Matt F.

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George T.

Installed, secured, and tested three ultraviolet bacteria prevention systems. Primary drain was cleared and treated. Fogging deodorizing solution was added to system. All electrical is secured and system is operational.

Max B.

Trip 1 - Performed the AC tune-up and found a few deficiencies on the system. I presented the client with the repairs needed and they chose to move forward with repairs. Our dispatcher will contact the client to schedule for next week. Trip 2 - Performed all of the repairs and everything is working at this time.

Jason D.

Replaced 2 grilles to match and installed 2 grilles to finish out new construction. Also replaced mini split panels that were damaged.

Chase R.

George T.

nstalled, secured, and tested three ultraviolet bacteria prevention systems. Primary drain was cleared and treated. Fogging deodorizing solution was added to system. All electrical is secured and system is operational.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the user interface had completely failed. I replaced the user interface under the parts and labor warranty. I recommended our maintenance plan and surge protection to the customer, but he just wanted to sign up for the maintenance plan at this time.

Max B.

Installed new TXV on indoor evaporator coil. Installed new line filter dryer and pressure tested system for extensive leak check. Pulled deep vacuum and charged system to factory specs. System operating at this time.

Doug G.

After performing the diagnostic, I found the filters were extremely dirty. The 12-year-old system is getting dirty as well. I pulled the filters, and everything is working at this time. I have a suction line temperature of 55 degrees. The thermostat is set to 65 degrees. I presented cleaning options, but the customer declined at this time.

Max B.

When I arrived the user interface was indicating that the condenser was not turning on. I performed the diagnostic and found that the control board had a fault for the high stage contactor being open. I turned the power off to check the connections and when I turned it back on everything came back on. I believe since the system is a communicating system that the power could have dropped while it was running and did not come back online.

Ryan P.

Found that the condenser fan motor has failed due to overheating and a bearing problem. The air handler needs some attention and Mrs. Cardenas has elected to have these issues addressed and dates have been set for these repairs. System operational today upon completion of repairs.

Doug G.

Found and repaired a leak in the condensate line where it was tied into the vent stack. I re-routed the drain to go to the bathroom sink and checked the operation of the drain with 3 gallons of water. Mr. Gindorf said that he was told we would take the drain all the way out of the home. I don’t believe that will be possible due to the pitch and height restrictions of the attic. I informed Mr. Gindorf that the repair has been made and we talked about him reaching out to me if he finds the noise of the drain to be too much. No charge.

Chase R.

Matt F.

Performed AC cool check on three systems. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the systems. Drain lines were cleared and treated. Condenser coils cleaned. AC unit for garage was found to have a bad capacitor on the condenser coil. Options for repair or presented to client and bronze option was chosen. Repair was completed. Electrical disconnects confirmed in and on. Systems were running at time of departure.

Jason D.

Trip 1 - When I arrived the customer informed me that he would like to have a new primary drain line run due to it just draining into the secondary pan since the system was installed in 2016. I presented the customer with his options to run a new drain line. We will need to remove the return plenum in order to do the work. We will also be raising the unit 6 inches to get the proper slope on the drain line. Lastly, we will be replacing the secondary drain pan and adding safety switches to both the unit as well as the secondary pan. We will be making the transition from the unit to the supply trunk as well as to the return. Trip 2 - Performed rebuild of primary drain line with new SS-2 and SS-3 safety switches. Replaced secondary drain pan and raised system on 8” foam blocks. Rebuilt downstairs return and transitioned with duct board to supply. Sealed all pressure points with mastic tape and air lock. Strapped drain and added drain tabs. System operating at this time.

Chase R.