McDonough, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Performed diagnostic on 12yr old main floor heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit stopped cooling, stated she had refrigerate added back in January, checked tstst, cycled to ac mode, went to basement to inspect air handler, filter impacted, recommend replacing, replaced customer provided filter, found no flood protection such, recommend ss2 switch to prevent water overflow, noticed drain line not properly installed or glued, recommend redoing drain line, evap coil heavily rusted, as well as heavily impacted, recommend cutting coil out and cleaning, explained coil possibly have leaks and can cause other issues once pulled, highly recommend replacing evap coil over cleaning, blower wheel impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning, upon checking outdoor unit, found fan running but not compressor, found failed capacitor reading 15mfd, replaced to continue diagnostic, unit started up, checked amp draws, compressor over amping on start up and pulling higher then normal amps on RLA, reco

Single system inspection. Completed the HVAC heating and cooling inspection checklist. I ran the system in heat and cooling for 30 minutes and the system is operating according to specifications. I flushed the drain line with two gallons of water. I added drain cleaning tablets and endure to the system to assure it’s draining properly. Please refer to my Inspection checklist for more details.

Today we replaced the kitchen faucet with a customer supplied faucet

Arrived to install new parts, removed failed condenser fan motor and capacitor, installed new condenser fan motor with new capacitor, secured all wires, replaced customer provided filter, cycled tstat to ac mode, unit started up, checked amp draw, pressures and temp split, recommend chemical coil cleaning,as well as wet switch, unit working properly at time

Customer stated there was a leak under the master bath lav, upon arrival found that the faucet was leaking slightly, advised homeowner owner to get a faucet, also found the shower cartridge was dripping, provided options for repair and replacement

Customer stated there was a leak in the garage upon arrival found that the garage was dry went to the upstairs bathroom above the water spot and ran the sinks and flushed the toilets checked for leaks, tightened the slip nuts and checked washers. Was unable to reproduce the leak, there possibly could have been a spillage that ran to the garage

Customer stated the crawlspace had recently flooded, upon arrival checked the water heater and found it working due to age of the water heater recommend replacing and replacing the pressure regulator.

Run a 20a dedicated circuit to tub area.

I arrived to replace the bad compressor. I removed the failed compressor and brazed in the new one. I tested for leaks with nitrogen and pressure tested to 405 psi. After confirming no leaks, I removed the nitrogen and weighed in the refrigerant. I turned the system on and let it adapt, then added refrigerant until the subcooling reached the normal threshold. I cleared the drain lines with a transfer pump and ensured the upstairs system is cooling as intended. I also fixed a drain line as a courtesy due to the inconvenience of the install taking multiple days and requiring an additional return visit. A general discount was applied to reflect the courtesy work. The system was cooling as intended upon departure.

No cooling call, upon arrival upstairs system was not cooling, checked system and found that upstairs system had ducts that were capped off ducts were not attached to the supply plenum, also found that system is short on airflow(ductwork), also found that system is low on refrigerant, attempted to change filter to see if suction pressure would rise, suction pressure did not rise, checked capacitors and found that run capacitor is reading out of tolerance, blower wheel is also very dirty, furnace is 30 years old and AC system is 10 years old, lifespan of a system is about 10-15 years Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Install supervisor is scheduled for Wednesday 9-11AM