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Came to install a new disconnect and 35 amp breaker and a new whip on a 2016 Amana heatpump. After repairs were done I went to test equipment and compressor failed. I tested to see if there was only the compressor, took off all the wires connected to the compressor breaker did not trip put the wires back that was related to the compressor and then the breaker tripped again. Spoke with customer and he wants to know availability for a new compressor but also schedule a project manager to come out here tomorrow between 8 and 10 AM.

Today we opened Sheetrock and found a leak from the shower drain. The drain is offset from center, the shower base also has a lot of flex. This estimate includes removing more Sheetrock, cutting out a section of drain line, replacing the shower drain assembly, installing a new trap and drain piping near the shower. Performed work as per estimate. Ran tub and shower for 25 minutes to test

Troubleshoot on Generac 26Kw standby generator

Initial observations of main living room system revealed a clogged 16x25x1 filter and replaced it. I also replaced the bedroom system 16x25x1 filter. Tested LR system to be operating properly at this time. I recommend starting an annual preventative homecare maintenance plan.

Troubleshot power loss to the shed, determined a fault in the UF circuit that feeds the shed from the back of the house.

tankless water heater throwing error code 63. After further diagnosis, technician determined that homeowner needed tankless flush. After flushing tankless technician restored water to home and checked for functionality. Technician cleaned all filters on tankless. Technician also purged waterlines. Issue is resolved. Technician will return if code 63 persist, and homeowner will not be charged for a diagnostic. Technician found sewer gases leaking from newly installed lid. Technician determined that basin was warped and proper seal could not be made. Technician installed silicone in areas that were not properly sealed. Sewer, gas smell faded, and has not returned.

Initial observations revealed water in the auxiliary drain pan full and overflowing the pan due to multiple concerns. The pan secondary drain gasket is dry rotted and leaking. The pan is not level and it is also leaking from the lowest side which is the rear left side. The water safety device was set too high and it was not tripping the system off. This switch is ineffective and should be replaced with a wet switch. The drain line should also have a safety switch to reduce the risk of drain clog back up. The drain is clogged and upon locating it outside, it was buried in the dirt and when I uncovered it all the water and algae sludge drained out. The drain still has significant sludge inside it. I pumped the drain and flushed 2 gallons of water and enzyme down the drain. This drain may become clogged again as I did the best I could to flush it out. Drain lines can become clogged at any time especially with the amount of sludge that was in this drain and still may be. No warranty on dra

Finished electrical work for Randy scoggins

Upon arrival both zones were calling for cooling and all’s dampers are open. The bypass damper is slightly open and should be fully closed. This can cause cold air back through the system and cause inefficiencies . Blower setting was set too high so I adjusted it from tap 8 to tap 6 to accommodate the 4 ton capacity of the system. This too can cause inefficiencies as it does not allow the coil to get cold enough. 16x25x1 filter is clean as client replaced it last week. Condenser coil is dirty but not clogged so it is not currently inhibiting its operational efficiency. Temperature/pressure correlation of refrigerant charge revealed it to be fluctuating too much which is a concern for non condensibles in the refrigerant circuit. This will cause inefficiencies and eventually failures. System is only 3 years old so it may not have been charge properly at installation. Recovery of all refrigerant, and pull a deep vacuum of the circuit to remove all moisture and air then recharge system w

Provide and install new LED recessed trims. Troubleshoot why one of the LED recessed lights blinks sometimes.

Troubleshoot breaker tripping

Customer called us out to his home today because he wanted some outlets installed. He wanted three outlets installed two in the master closet and one in the powder room. Today we got his wants accomplished.

Today we removed an existing shampoo bowl faucet/sprayer, installed a new customer supplied trim plate and then reinstalled the faucet. We ran water for several minutes and everything appears to be functioning as designed.

At arrival on 07/08/26 found main floor system#2 cooling but not efficiently Dirty condenser coil Low subcool Dirty drain line A whole in the supply plenum causing air to leak a lot in the attic Microbial growth Gave options to address the above findings. Options approved. Properly patched the air leak the supply plenum Properly cleaned the drain line Properly added up to 1lb of R-410A And properly cleaned the condenser coil System is back cooling properly

No cool main floor system struggling to keep up and hold temps. Found 2023 rheem furnace with 2019 5ton rheem ac. Upon arrival system was running with set temp at 77 but home was 78. Customer stated it takes forever to catch up and has been struggling to keep 77 during the day. The house is currently vacant as they are preparing to move in this weekend. Upon inspection found system to have a dirty media filter and the txv was loosely mounted. More securely mounted txv and replaced filter with customer provided filter. Tested condensate pump and it ran beautifully multiple times without issue. System had good 19 degree delta t and decent pressure after securing txv. System lacks IAQ and spoke about Homecare maintenance plan with customer.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. **ServiceTitan Invoice Summary** Technician arrived to diagnose a **2.5-ton Heil heat pump system with an air handler**, estimated to be **manufactured in 2010–2011**, due to a **no cooling** concern. During testing, the system was found to be **low on refrigerant**, which is preventing it from cooling properly. An **infrared (IR) leak search** was performed to locate the source of the refrigerant loss; however, no visible leak could be identified during today's visit. At the customer's request, refrigerant was added to restore operation, and the system was tested afterward. The unit was cooling at the time of departure, but because refrigerant does not get used during normal operation, the system has an active leak that will require additional diagnosis and repair. The inspection also found several maintenance and reliability concerns, including a **dirty blower wheel**, evidence of **deferred routine maintenance**,

Arrived to diagnose an office room that was unable to maintain the desired temperature. Performed a complete system evaluation, including temperature readings at the supply and return. Measured a room temperature of 84°F with a 59.5°F supply air temperature at the register, confirming the HVAC system is producing properly cooled air. Further inspection in the crawl space revealed the duct system is in poor condition. The supply plenum is inadequately insulated and not properly sealed, allowing significant energy loss. Multiple sections of ductwork are torn, poorly supported, kinked, and exhibiting excessive condensation due to inadequate insulation and high crawl space humidity. These deficiencies are reducing the amount of conditioned air reaching the office and negatively impacting overall system performance. Additionally, the office/utility area contains two commercial refrigeration compressors along with two additional compressors, all of which continuously reject heat into the s

For this job I came out and replaced washer machine box for customer, previous one had corrosion build up and needed to be replaced. I cut the dry wall with customers approval, removed and replaced washer machine box and tested and checked for leaks, conducted a super clean up.

**Service Performed: Heating & Cooling System Inspection – Two Systems** Today I completed a comprehensive inspection of both HVAC systems in the home. Both systems are **2024 Carrier systems**, with the **main floor consisting of a furnace, air conditioner, and evaporator coil**, and the **third-floor system consisting of an air handler and heat pump**. Overall, both systems are operational; however, several installation and performance concerns were identified that should be addressed to help improve system reliability, efficiency, and long-term operation. ### Main Floor System (2024 Carrier Furnace, A/C & Coil) The system is operating and is in overall good condition. During testing, I found **elevated static pressure**, indicating the system is experiencing higher-than-normal airflow resistance. I also found **air leakage at the furnace**, which can reduce efficiency and impact overall comfort. Additional concerns included the **outdoor unit not being properly level**, **imprope

Client stated the system was. It maintaining set temperature only on Thursday during the day but has been cooling properly since. Cycled system on in cool mode and temperature/pressure correlation revealed low refrigerant levels and subcool is very low suggesting a refrigerant leak. Filter is clean and drain is clear at this time. Electronic leak search confirmed the evaporator coil is leaking. This part is covered under manufacturers warranty only as there will be a labor and refrigerant fee due to homecare maintenance plan not being kept after installation of system which expired 2 years post installation. A quote has been emailed to you for repair. We can add refrigerant as a temporary solution but it will leak out again. Client approved ordering new coil for repair options. Non related observations revealed the gas line was disconnected and gascock turned off upon arrival.

In the dining room remove the existing fixture above the table and install a new customer supplied large fixture. We got with the homeowner to confirm the height and she was satisfied with the height and installation. In the basement office we removed the existing ceiling fan due to the motor being seized up and creating a lot of heat to point where the blades were wilting. We assembled and installed a new customer supplied fan on an existing UL approved fan rated box. We tested the fan to ensure it is working. In the left panel we found an illegal type Homeline breaker to be installed for HVAC equipment and also found in the right panel a 2p60 Siemens breaker for s heat pump. The main panel types are “BR” made by Eaton. These illegal breakers could cause irreversible damage to the buss bars resulting in a panel replacement. We removed the illegal breakers and supplied and installed new BR types.

Arrived on site to install customer supplied shower trim in the master bathroom. When putting on the new trim, the trim kit did not come with a new shower neck piece, so we did head to Home Depot and picked up a shower neck piece to match the rest of the trim. Once all trim was installed we tested the valve to ensure proper functioning.

Responded to the customer’s concern that the air conditioning system was not cooling as efficiently as expected at their rental property. During today’s evaluation, reviewed the thermostat programming and found several comfort settings that were not fully optimized. The Cool Boost feature was set to its default activation temperature of 100°F. Adjusted the Cool Boost setting to 80°F to allow the system to respond sooner during periods of higher outdoor temperatures. Also adjusted the Overcool setting to 3°F and optimized the thermostat deadband to improve indoor comfort and reduce temperature fluctuations. Reviewed the operation of the indoor thermostat and explained that the built-in temperature sensor is sensitive to nearby heat sources. Standing directly over the thermostat, touching it, or breathing on it can temporarily raise the sensed temperature, causing brief fluctuations in the displayed reading. The thermostat was operating as designed during today’s visit. Reviewed

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Arrived on site and customer had a leak in the closet ceiling . We went to the attic and found a drain leaking from a condensation discharge line that was discharging from the hvac unit. We informed the customer that we would be changing out the piping on the 3” drain line as well as replacing a condensation fitting at the end of the discharge tube. Once we cut out the leaking pipe , we connected our fittings and tested the drain and discharge.