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.

Max B.

Performed the AC tune-up and everything is working at this time. Please see attached checklist for full tune-up details.

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found that the primary drain line was backed up and tripping the safety float switch. I presented the customer with his options, and he chose to have it repaired at the bronze level. I cleared the drain line and poured 2 gallons of water down it to ensure everything was draining properly.

George T.

Performed diagnostic and found voltage distribution system damaged. Also, voltage enhancement system is on the weak side. Presented customer with options and they have chosen to move forward with voltage distribution system only. Repair completed and 20x25x1 filter changed out and dated. System is now operational. Data plate on condenser completely weathered off.

Max B.

Performed both AC tune-ups and both systems are in good working order at this time.

Max B.

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

Max B.

When I arrived, I found that the drain line to the mini split head was clogged and overflowing. I presented the customer with her options, and she chose to have it cleared at the basic level. After clearing and treating the drain line everything is flowing outside at this time. I did speak to the customer about having the system cleaned and she said she would look into doing that in the Spring since she does not use it very often.

Max B.

Performed the diagnostic and found the system to be low on R-410A refrigerant. I presented the customer with his options, and he chose to have refrigerant added at this time. I did ask him if he wanted me to perform a leak check and he declined.

Max B.

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

Ethan D.

Finished remainder of rough in. Installed 8” single wall pipe for kitchen and ran it out to roof line. Installed media filter and zone dampers. Ran all exhaust vents into eaves and sealed to penetration. Added additional 6” and 4” bucket to hallway and master bathroom for Z1. Moved 4” to requested closet. Also installed outdoor penetration pieces.

Max B.

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

Max B.

After performing the diagnostic, I found the fuse in the attic was not making a connection so the 24V was not going to the thermostat. After making the connection and replacing the fuse everything came on. I also found that the voltage enhancement system was out and would not bring on the condenser fan motor. I presented the customer with their options, and they chose to have it repaired at the basic level. After performing the basic level repair everything is coming on.

Max B.

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

Jason D.

Installed Infinity system in upstairs. Hung I-boxes and attached flex duct. Ran control wiring for equipment and UIs. Ran both copper line-sets and 1” PVC drain line. Installed full trunk line and ran/hung ducts.

Jason D.

Installed Mitsubishi 18k ductless heat pump system with low wall console air handler. Added outdoor line hide and sealed penetration with spray foam. Pressure tested system for extensive leak check and verified system operation.

Ryan P.

The primary drain is piped in such a bad way. There is not enough slope in the drain, and it dips and rises throughout its run. The air handler is installed very poorly. There are a lot of spots that hot attic air is infiltrating the air handler as well as dirt. This is causing the drain to clog and perform even less optimally. There is a lot of work that needs to happen to this system to get it to where it will operate the way it was designed to.

George T.

Performed diagnostic and found system leaking water from an open gap at the bottom side of the supply plenum and equipment. There was also condensation found at the Reme Halo assembly. Presented options to customer and they have chosen to move forward with sealing the supply ductwork all the way around and relocating Reme Halo to the top of supply plenum. I completed approved repairs and added sealant caulking at the copper line set exit openings at air handler. System is operational. I also let the customer know that I noticed heavy rust buildup at large drain pan but they chose to wait on those repairs.