Tampa, FL

On arrival found upstairs unit not cooling due to weak capacitor. Replaced part. Start and test. Pressures good. Temp split good. Unit is cooling properly at this time.

On arrival found mini split not cooling due to low refrigerant levels. Performed leak search on system and found evap coil for downstairs leaking. Added refrigerant back to factory specs to allow system to cool. Both head units cooling properly at this time.

3802 unit #2 Found severely clogged drain line. Performed deep cleaning on drain line and treated. System is cooling with a 17° temp split. Recommending system Maitenence plan and client signed up for two system plan for this Unit 2 and Unit. Will return to perform Maitenence on both systems. Condenser coils need to be cleaned and will clean during Maitenence. There is a heavy amount of bacterial growth inside the air handler. Recommending a blower pull and clean as well as a UV system installed inside the unit.

Clean condenser coil due to dirt and debris impacting coil. Pull and clean evaporator coil due to dirt and debris build up. Both coils being dirty is what is causing the lacking of efficiency. Work was completed today all unit are operating with 20 degree td

Reason for call: Tune up Equipment: 2019 ruud 3 ton Vertical in garage Condenser on right side of home Summary: Confirmed operation of equipment is within manufacturing specifications. Flushed indoor and outdoor coil. Outdoor coil is building up drier lent on coil. Removed most of debris with minor cleaning. Flush drain pan and drain line. Filters have been maintained properly. Confirmed pressures and temps.

Reason for call: Member tuneup Equipment: 2014 Icp 2 ton straight cool Above the water heater Condenser on roof need 20+ ft ladder Summary: Completed tune up to find equipment has not been maintained well. Found water leak on drain line. Found failed float switch it was full of water and not wired up. Found evaporator coil dirty. Found dual capacitor weak. Informed homeowner about these items. We talked about replacing equipment. She wants to try and get 4-6 month out of current equipment. Plan to replace after summer. Solution: Install new drain line with p-trap Install new float switch Install new capacitor Clean evaporator coil in place

Upon arrival, I checked the temperature difference between the supply and return air and found a 16° split. I then checked refrigerant pressures and found the subcooling to be at 2°. Moving on to the electrical inspection, all components were functioning properly with no signs of over-amperage; however, the capacitor was testing below manufacturer specifications and showed signs of rust and deterioration. I proceeded with a drain line treatment, condenser cleaning, and air handler inspection. After discussing my findings and concerns with the homeowner, we moved forward with replacing the capacitor, which includes a 5-year warranty. I also added refrigerant at this time to help improve system performance. After adjustment, the temperature split increased to 19° and the subcooling increased to 7°. We will continue monitoring the system, and during the next maintenance visit we will compare readings to help determine whether the system may have a refrigerant leak. If you have any ques

Client states outdoor unit is not coming on. Upon my inspection found the contactor was completely infested with ants. This contactor needs to be replaced. Replaced contactor and started system. Performed first maintenance on system. System is mismatched with a 2019 condenser and a 2008 air handler. The air handler is in very very poor condition. The evaporator coil is completely plugged up, rusted and corroded. The blower wheel is very impacted with debris. There is large amounts of growth throughout the air handler. Advise client that they should prepare for a new system relatively soon. System is cooling with an over 20° temperature split at this time. System is at risk of freezing up with the completely impacted dirty coils.

Nest thermostat not sending power to air handler. Reset system and began to run. Verified all system operations. Unit is operating within manufacture specifications. Would recommend replacing thermostat.

Install two new Mitsubishi 9k BTU mini split (two separate unit how it's installed now) Two new heads inside main roof on rear exterior wall Install Hurricane Pad Remote/App Operated Hurricane Tie Down Straps Install Hard Pipe PVC Drain Install Exterior Line Covers Seal Penetration Points Pressure Test Systems Vacuum Systems Charge Systems UV Rated Outdoor Insulation | Refrigerant Locking Caps Manual J & Heat Load Calculations Permitting 12 Year Parts Warranty 3 Year Labor Warranty Kool guard voltage monitoring system 2 for 1 - will help protect equipment from harmful voltages

On arrival found unit with bad blower motor. Clients declined repairs at this time. Sending estimate for full system replacement

Came to clear out drain line fitting broke free in wall cut hole in wall cleared drain line brand new piping from old 90 inside of ceiling to the unit verified no leaking and draining

Custom build a new duct chase cover for two story house. Custom build new duct chase cover for unit as well Replace ducts from unit to attic. Leave ducts in attic alone Proper sealing of duct work and cover

Clients concerns about drain line. Drain line and primary drain pan are severely clogged and required cleaning. Drain line is piped in the way of the filter rack. Safety float switch is not functional. Quoted necessary repairs and included complimentary drain cleaning. System is cooling with a 20° temp split. Amp draws are good and capacitor is within factory range. Contactar is making buzzing noise and warned client that it may cause an issue in the future. Scope of work: - Replace safety float switch - Re pipe drain line off of unit with new insulation and an access to treat the drain. Made sure drain line is out of the way of the filter rack.

Performed maintenance on 1 system. Pressures good. Temp split good. Rinsed condenser coil. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent growth. Found condenser to have weak capacitor and worn contactor. Recommend to replace. Evap coil and blower clean. Air handler is 2022 Rheem paired with 2008 carrier condenser. Unit is cooling at this time.

Client states evaporator coil is dripping water. Found coils had ice and are very dirty and restricting air flow. Found system 4lbs low on 410a refrigerant. System is 12 years old and I explained to client all of his options and potential repairs in the future. Client would just like to top off refrigerant at this time. Client is aware that this is a temporary fix and will not last. Client does not want a leak search at this time. Added refrigerant and system is now cooling as well as it can with a dirty coil and a leak. 18° temperature split at this time. Client signed up for Maitenence agreement. Performed first Maitenence on system.

Air handler not running due to failed blower motor capacitor. Replaced and verified system operations

On arrival found unit not cooling due to bad condenser fan motor. Replaced motor. Start and test. Unit cooling. Inspected air handler. Found rodent activity in attic and made client aware. Access for attic is extremely small and needs to be enlarged for proper service and repair of air handler. Unit is cooling properly at this time.

On arrival found unit not cooling due to fan motor not running. Found unit to have weak capacitor and worn contactor. Replaced parts. Start and test. Amp draws good. Pressures good. Temp split good. Unit is operating properly at this time.

Ruud 3 ton 15.2 seer2 heat pump split system with 5kw heater Miami dade pad with 18” aluminum stand Anchor condenser Ecobee thermostat Adjustable air handler stand Media filter Keep existing pan Primary and secondary float switch Use existing condensate pump Duct sanitation Remove existing equipment Connect to existing ducts and electrical Seal unit to code Tax labor and permit included 10 year parts warranty 3 year labor warranty

On arrival found unit meeting temp in heat. Amp draws for 8kw heater kit were correct. Getting proper voltage to unit for high and low voltage. Went through setting on thermostat and found eco mode set to 56* for heating which is where client said ten was when he woke up. Adjusted settings on thermostat to prevent eco mode. Possible intermittent issue with heater kit or thermostat wire. Found ducts in attic to be compromised by rodents. Will submit estimate for repairs.

On arrival found unit not heating properly due to unit set to emergency heat only and supply plenum had fallen off. Reattached plenum to unit. Sealed and stripped properly. Set thermostat to heat mode to allow heat pump to operate and test. Unit has 102* discharge temp. Ductwork is not properly balanced and bedroom and bathroom are not getting proper flow. Recommend to run new flex to bedroom from plenum and enlarge to allow better airflow. Unit is heating at this time.

Found no power to air handler. Bad breaker. Found empty breaker in panel. Switched wiring to good breaker. Turned on and verified everything is now working properly

Performed Maitenences on systems. Cleaned/treated drain lines and primary drain pans. Cleaned condenser coils. Evaporator coils are clean. Air purifiers are working. Verified safety float switchs functionality. Checked amp draw on compressors. Checked amp draw on fan motors. Checked capacitors are within factory range. Made sure all connections are tight. Systems are cooling with 20° temperature splits at this time. Verified systems heat properly. Client had concerns of a noise from the condenser when it was very cold out. Addressed the loud noise and confirmed it is from when the system goes into defrost mode and the reversing valve releases pressurized refrigerant temporarily. No issues with this function as it is completely normal operation. Client signed up for 2 system Maitenence. Send quote over for duct sanitation’s with military discount.

Electrical Scope 1. Attic Work • Extend a new 20-amp multi-wire branch circuit from an existing junction box located in the attic space. • Install a new rated junction box at the attic exterior wall penetration point. • Conductors to be sized per NEC (two #12 AWG ungrounded conductors, one #12 AWG shared neutral, and one equipment grounding conductor). 2. Exterior Wall & Underground Run • From attic junction box, route wiring to the exterior of the home. • Transition to THHN/THWN conductors installed in conduit from the attic junction box down the exterior wall and into the crawl space. • Secure conduit to structure per code and weather-seal all exterior penetrations. 3. Trenching & Hardscape Restoration • Excavate a trench beneath an existing brick walking path to allow conduit installation. • Temporarily remove brick pavers as required. • Install underground conduit to protect conductors per NEC burial and protection requirements. • Backfill trench, compact soil, and re