Heating and Air Conditioning in Midland, TX

Upon inspection, the 3 pole contactor was found to be burnt out, preventing it from engaging despite receiving a 24v signal at the 2-wire connection. After confirming the signal and diagnosing the issue, it was determined that the contactor needed to be replaced. I will return tomorrow to complete the replacement, ensuring the system operates correctly. Work will be completed efficiently and to the highest standard.

A comprehensive cooling tune-up was successfully completed on two 10-ton systems. The work included replacing four filters, two for each twin system, with 20x25x2 specifications. Additionally, a new 3-pole contactor was installed, and the systems were rewired to achieve the desired subcooling. Four filters were also installed for the main area. The systems required 3 lbs of 410a refrigerant to reach optimal subcooling, and a relay was installed. We will coordinate with Toby to determine the best schedule for future maintenance, considering options for quarterly or monthly filter changes. The church hosts Mass on Saturdays and Sundays, along with various events, making regular maintenance crucial. The job is now billed out.

I performed a comprehensive maintenance check on four air conditioning units, including three split systems and one package unit. Each unit was thoroughly inspected for optimal performance. During the inspection, I identified that one condenser R-22 system had a capacitor for the compressor that was significantly below the recommended 10% threshold. I sent an estimate for capacitor replacement to the client. Despite attempts to contact Abraham, I was unable to reach him. Apart from this issue, all other units checked out well and were deemed ready for continued operation without any additional concerns.

I performed a comprehensive air conditioning system tune-up, ensuring all components were thoroughly inspected and functioning optimally. The system's refrigerant levels were checked and adjusted as necessary, and the air filters were replaced to enhance airflow efficiency. The condenser and evaporator coils were cleaned, and the system's electrical connections were inspected for any signs of wear or damage. After completing these tasks, I conducted a performance test to confirm that the system was operating at peak efficiency. Additionally, I declined the installation of a yard sign as the homeowner plans to sell the property within the next month or two. No comfort survey was conducted.

Upon inspection, the unit was found to be functioning correctly, despite experiencing a power outage or surge. To safeguard against future incidents, I recommended the installation of a high-quality surge protector. This device is designed to protect the unit from voltage spikes and fluctuations, ensuring its longevity and optimal performance. Given that there are three units in question, I suggested a surge protector capable of handling the combined load. This proactive measure will help prevent potential damage and maintain the efficiency of all connected devices.

A comprehensive cooling inspection was conducted, ensuring the unit's optimal performance. We charged 5 lbs of 410a refrigerant to maintain efficient cooling. An essential 10 mfd capacitor was installed for the outdoor fan to enhance its operational efficiency. During the electronic leak search, a leak was identified in the evaporator coil. We will contact the manufacturer to verify the availability of a replacement coil and provide an estimate. Additionally, we signed up the customer for our Mega Care Club and requested a 5-star review, along with the installation of a yard sign. Due to the identified issue, the cooling maintenance has been rescheduled. The job has been successfully billed out.

I performed comprehensive cooling tune-ups on three units, ensuring optimal performance. I secured the door to the air handler to prevent freezing and created a custom bracket to keep filters in place. The indoor blower motor casing and wheel were cleaned, and the indoor evaporator coil was cleaned in place. Additionally, I installed a 7.5 capacitor for the blower motor and a 70/5 capacitor for the office unit.

During the AC tune-up, I observed that the system's pressures and temperatures were lower than expected. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the evaporator coil appeared to be mismatched with the rest of the system. I inquired with the customer about any recent replacements, but they confirmed that no changes had been made. Both coils were checked for any obvious signs of leaks, but none were found. It's possible that the system is simply undercharged. Despite the lower pressures and temperatures, the customer reported that the system was cooling effectively and meeting the desired temperatures. I advised them to contact us if they experience any issues in the future. No other issues were reported. Additionally, I declined a yard sign promotion and completed a comfort survey.

I performed a comprehensive tune-up on three air conditioning systems. The first system, a Trane model, required immediate attention as its blower motor capacitor was operating below the 10% efficiency mark. After thorough inspection, I replaced the capacitor with the customer's approval, ensuring optimal performance. The remaining two systems underwent a detailed evaluation, including checks on refrigerant levels, filter conditions, and overall mechanical integrity. All systems were found to be in excellent condition, with no additional issues detected. The successful completion of these tune-ups ensures efficient and reliable operation for the customer's comfort.

I conducted a comprehensive inspection on six RTU units, focusing on both cooling and heating functionalities. Units 1, 2, and 5 require thorough cleaning of their evaporator coils and blowers. Additionally, units 1, 2, 4, and 5 need condenser coil cleaning. Units 1 and 2 also need immediate filter replacements, with two 16x25x2 filters per unit. Evaporator coil cleaning must be performed using VIPER coil cleaner. All units need gas pressure adjustments on their gas valves and flame sensors cleaned. Furthermore, all heater sections require cleaning. Notably, the 20-ton RTU is devoid of refrigerant and is currently non-operational.

Customer had a question regarding his upstairs unit No issues to report

Cooling maintenance completed on 2 commercial split systems Both condensers were stopped up with dirt Recommend cleaning every time we come out inside and outside of condenser coil Oilfield traffic non stop causes dirt to stop up outdoor coils Upstairs unit comfort maker needed contactor to be replaced, replaced it nd system is now operational no issues Signed up 2 units for mega care club

Inspection completed charged 3 lbs of 410a Unit has leak in evaporator coil and condenser coil Customer will call with other company that came out to perform their tune up but will call us to hand out estimate for new unit

Inspection completed, charged unit with 8lbs of 410a per customer to keep them cooling. No visible leaks on indoor or outdoor unit Performed electronic leak search and nothing was found Highly recommend changing out the refrigeration line set since no leaks were found Last person that came out did not place float switch in the coil drain pan, resulting in secondary drain pan filling up and stopping up Bill out

Need fresh air (captive air) to help the exhaust fan to take out all the heat/humidity from kitchen Exhaust fan was in low speed when I arrived and kitchen was in operation Inspected unit Defrosted unit checked pressures, everything is operational Static pressure is perfect at .54 Customer needs to change filters weekly Will recommend blower motor cleaning in the near future to avoid problems with blower motor, will need degreaser for cleaning Bill out

Cooling maintenance completed Recommended blower motor cleaning sent out email and customer will talk to wife about completing this service Mega sign outside

Cooling maintenance completed everything is operational no issues with unit only condenser that was really stopped up with dirt

Washed off 2 condensers and changed 2 capacitors with one thermostat

Outdoor coil was really stopped up and needed to be washed off Kitchen unit always hot above 75 degrees due to store always cooking causing more humidity after washing off condenser pressures look great Bill out Owner interested in maintenance sent estimate for megacare club 4 units commercial

Will need to reschedule

Completed ac tune up, everything checked out good with no issues to report.

4 TON RUNTRU SLPIT GAS/ELECTRIC SYSTEM WITH T705 PRO1 THERMOSTAT. WARRANTY: 10 YEARS PARTS AND COMPRESSOR, 2 YEAR LABOR. LIFE TIME WORKMANSHIP, 100% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

Completed both cooling tune ups, everything checked out good to go on both systems with no issues to report. Didn’t want to participate in yard sign promotion. Comfort survey already filled.

Duct cleaning & blower wheel cleaning completed. No issues to report.

Gave estimate for duct cleaning & duct cleaning including blower wheel cleaning on upstairs unit due to conditions of both blower wheels for upstairs unit. No other issues to report.