St. Petersburg, FL

Recover refrigerant, install new warranty condenser coil, recharge system. Start and test. Unit cooling properly at this time.

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2021 Goodman 4 ton Vertical in closet Condenser on right side of home Summary: On arrival found system low on refrigerant. Found condenser coil dirty found UV kit failed. Found a leak in the evaporator coil. System is under parts warranty the evaporator coil will need to be replaced. Solution: Added 2 pounds of refrigerant to complete leak search and to have temporary cooling. Homeowner signed up on membership today. Sold the cleaning of condenser coil, new UV kit, evaporator coil change out for later date scheduled for Thursday 5/21.

Upon arrival, I found that the float switch at the air handler had been triggered due to a clogged condensate drain line. I discussed the issue with the homeowner and explained that the drain line required a full treatment using nitrogen, drain cleaner, and a water flush to properly clear the blockage. I began by connecting my shop vacuum to remove standing debris and buildup from the drain line. I then used nitrogen pressure to clear any remaining blockage inside the line. Afterward, I performed a drain line treatment and thoroughly flushed the PVC drain to ensure proper drainage. I also treated and inspected the condensate drain pan inside the air handler to verify there were no additional restrictions or buildup present. Once the cleaning was completed, I confirmed strong suction and proper drainage through the condensate line. I also checked system performance and recorded a 19° temperature split between the supply and return air, indicating the system is operating properly at th

Reason for call: Tune up Equipment: 2023 ruud 4 ton Vertical in closet Condenser on left side of home Summary: Competed tune up to find equipment operating properly. Flushed indoor and outdoor coils. Flushed drain and drain line. First liters have been maintained properly. Lights flicker on start up Solution: Recommended soft start for equipment. Recommended membership for maintenance.

On arrival found unit cooling. Client states that unit struggles to cool home in heat of day. Found multiple issues with unit. Inspected ductwork and found leaking air in attic and insulation on grills. Made client aware that ductwork should be replaced however ceiling would need to be removed. Will submit estimates for repairs and additional cooling with mini splits. Unit is cooling to the best of its ability.

Install ac disconnect at air handler Install GFCI receptacle in kitchen for code compliance Install new receptacle for microwave to remove miss wired and back stabbed receptacle The kitchen outlet had a ground connection not a hot and neutral reversed rewired receptacle properly Install cover plate on receptacle in bathroom that was missing Removed double tapped connection in panel for the surge protector that was no longer functioning installed a Knock out seal in panel

Upon arrival home owner states outdoor unit is not running. Home owner replaced capacitor (verified wiring and strapped up for home owner). Air handler secondary pan full of water and extra catch pan. This causing system to intermittently run. Explained attic is very humid and unit is condensing on bottom. Found drain line had no trap and air handler primary pan holding water. Cleared drain pans and catch pan. Cleared drain line and added pan tabs. Added trap and primed on exterior. Verified system operations. Unit is currently operating within manufacture specification. Verified indoor and outdoor coil conditions. Verified blower motor running and filter condition. If issue happens again explained to home owner we would need to do a roof cut in attic fan to bring down humidity/attic temp. No gable vents on home. Went over options and membership program.

Upon arrival, I started by checking the temperature difference between the supply and return air. The system had an 18° temperature split, which is within a healthy operating range. I then checked the refrigerant cycle and found no signs of leaks or restrictions at this time. Moving on to the electrical components, both motors and the compressor were operating within proper amperage range with no signs of overamping, shorts, or burnt electrical components. Overall, the system is mechanically functioning properly with no signs of immediate failure. During today’s maintenance, I performed a drain line treatment, condenser coil cleaning, and an air handler inspection. Overall, the tune-up went well and there are currently no mechanical recommendations for the system. The homeowner mentioned interest in upgrading to a Wi-Fi thermostat when replacing the current thermostat. During inspection, I found that the existing thermostat wiring was never upgraded when the previous homeowners repl

On arrival found unit not cooling h due to weak capacitor. Client opted to replace both contactor and capacitor. Start and test. Pressures good. Temp split good. Coil and blower clean. Complimentary cleared drain and added chemical to pan. Unit is cooling properly at this time.

Upon arrival, the system was operating. I checked the temperature differential and recorded a 19° split, which is within range. During further inspection, I noticed the condenser was radiating an excessive amount of heat, and the condenser coil was heavily restricted, limiting proper airflow. I checked system pressures and found the high-side pressure to be approximately 500 PSI, which is extremely high. The compressor was over-amping due to the excessive operating conditions. At this time, the system is experiencing failing components and is operating under severe stress. There is currently no access to the air handler. Since the original installation, maintenance has not been able to be properly performed because access was completely removed when the ceiling was closed off during installation. Due to the lack of accessibility and the condition of the system, replacement is the recommended solution. We discussed possible replacement options, including relocating the system to a mo

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2021 Icp 4 ton Horizontal in attic Condenser on right side Summary: Completed diagnostic to find a leak within evaporator coil and txv metering device both will have to be replaced under parts warranty Solution for today: 2 pounds of 410 Leak search to find refrigerant leak Seal up supply plenum properly Solution for future: Estimate will be sent in the morning for proper repairs Homeowner is willing to expedite parts and/or repair

Clogged drain Homeowner had 79$ tuneup coupon Signed up for maintenance plan Performed maintenance Cleared drain line and pan Added pan tabs to help with buildup Cleaned outdoor coils Verified system operations *leaky ducting

Inspected unit for improper cooling. Found pressures to be in range. Unit has 20* split. Attic fan is operational. Float is clear. Home struggles to cool due to possible lack of insulation in walls. Home has always struggled to keep cool during summer months. Recommend supplemental cooling in living room and kitchen. Will submit estimate for mini split.

Upon arrival, I found the air handler drain pan completely full of water. I inspected the safety float switches and confirmed that both sensors were activated due to the high water level in the pan. To properly test the system and verify equipment operation, I temporarily disconnected the safety sensors. After completing a full diagnostic of the system, all mechanical and electrical components were found to be operating properly. No issues were found with the equipment itself, and the problem was determined to be related to the condensate drain line. I informed the homeowner of my findings and proceeded with a drain line treatment. Before leaving, I verified that the drain line was flowing and draining properly, rechecked system operation, and confirmed everything was functioning as designed. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. Thank you for your business, and have a great day.

On arrival found unit not cooling due to clogged drain. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent growth. Vacuumed water out of secondary pan and pump. Unit cooling at this time. Attic is extremely hot. Recommend attic fan or roof vents and ventilation in soffit to help circulate air properly and reduce temp in attic.

Upon arrival, I cut off power and took out the blower wheel, I did a deep cleaning for the blower wheel to ensure airflow is clean in the speed of the fan is proper. Once finished cleaning it, I reinstalled it into the air handler before leaving I made sure I had a healthy temperature difference being at 19°. Everything is functioning properly when I left. If you have any questions, please reach out thank you for your business have a great day.

79° indoor ambient 62° supply temp Cleaned out condensate pump. If issue happens again recommend replacing pump. Cleared drain pan. Cleared screen in pump. Verified operations.

Upon arrival, I took a temperature difference between the supply and the return of the mini split and I had a 25° difference being in a healthy range. Moving onto cleaning the condenser coils, and cleaning the inside coils. The blower wheel was impacted with bacterial growth and dust, which I recommend recommended to the homeowner to do a poll and clean, which she agreed upon, but wanted to discuss with her husband and will reach out sometime this week to schedule the appointment. If you have any questions, please reach out. Thank you for your business. Have a great day.

On arrival found unit not keeping up due to low refrigerant. Client opted to fill unit without leak search. Once unit filled back to factory specs. Unit cooling properly with 20* split. Noticed ductwork in attic in poor condition and is affected how well unit is able to cool. Home has poor insulation and bare spots in attic. No warranty on refrigerant. If problem happens again a leak search must be performed to locate leak.

Remove and sanitized blower wheel Sanitized cabinet and wiring Installed whole home air scrubber (reme halo) Wired in transformer Changed filters Verified system operations

Upon arrival, I began by checking the temperature split between the supply and return air. The system is operating within proper range with an 18° temperature difference. Moving on to the electrical inspection, all motors and the compressor are operating within manufacturer specifications and pulling the correct amperage with no signs of overamping. I did not observe any shorts, burnouts, or electrical concerns at this time. The refrigerant cycle is healthy with no indications of leaks or restrictions. I also performed a condenser coil cleaning, drain line treatment, and a full air handler inspection. Overall, the homeowner already has the majority of recommended preventative maintenance items installed. I would recommend adding an air purifier to further improve indoor air quality. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. Thank you for your business, and have a great day.

On arrival found u it not cooling due to clogged drain. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent growth. Pressures good. Temp split good. Filter dirty and needs to be changed. Unit cooling at this time.

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2020 goodman 2.5 ton Horizontal in garage Condenser on roof Summary: On arrival found dead blower motor call low and high voltage was present at plug. Continued diagnosis to find equipment in good operating order. Solution: Replace blower motor and signed homeowner up in 2 system maintenance plan.

Redo flare fitting charge with refrigerant Pull vacuum on system Restore cooling to unit

Reason for call: No cool Summary: Found dual capacitor dead on arrival replaced cap under warranty and confirmed proper operation of the equipment. Solution: Signed homeowner up on membership