Heating and Air Conditioning in Odessa, TX

Upon inspection, the condenser fan motor was found to be seized. I recommended and completed the replacement, restoring the system's cooling function. During the examination of the indoor system, I observed significant oil leakage from the suction line leading to the coil in the downstairs system. I informed the customer about this issue and they agreed to schedule a follow-up appointment in a couple of weeks for further evaluation. Apart from this, no other issues were detected. Additionally, I enrolled the upstairs system into a membership program.

We recently completed the installation of a RUNTRU 14.3 SEER 2 upflow twinned system, featuring two 80,000 BTU gas furnaces paired with two 3.5-ton condensing units. The system was twinned using a specialized kit, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. Additionally, we installed a PRO1 programmable thermostat to provide precise temperature control. Our team meticulously handled the setup, ensuring all components were correctly installed and tested. The warranty includes one year of labor, one year of parts, and a comprehensive five-year compressor warranty, reflecting our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

Upon inspection, the drain line was improperly installed with only a P-trap connected to the unit, causing water to accumulate under the package unit. To rectify this, I rerouted the drain line approximately 10-15 feet away from the unit, ensuring the water would drain properly and not pool under the system. The air conditioning system was functioning correctly, and no other issues were detected during the service.

Upon inspection, I identified a leak on the copper tubing connected to the reversing valve. This component is crucial for the proper functioning of the system. I promptly sent an estimate for the necessary repairs to address the leak. However, the customer also requested estimates for a potential replacement of the reversing valve. I gathered all relevant information and sent it to Toby, who will provide the estimates once he completes the necessary calculations. No other issues were detected during the inspection.

During the AC tune-up, I noticed that the system pressures were lower than normal. After inspecting both coils, no leaks were detected. However, a pinhole leak was identified on the liquid line coming off the condenser. An estimate for repairs was provided and approved by the homeowner. The repair involved pumping down the system, soldering the leak, and conducting a pressure test. Following this, the system was vacuumed and recharged with 3lbs of 410a. The system is now cooling properly, and no other issues were found. Unfortunately, the renter was not home to place the yard sign. The liquid line leak on the condenser will require further attention in the future.

A thorough cooling inspection was conducted, focusing on the outdoor unit's pressures, voltage, amperage, and motor-run capacitors. The outdoor fan capacitor was found to be below the recommended 10% threshold, necessitating its replacement to ensure optimal performance. Additionally, a comprehensive evaluation of the R22 unit was performed, confirming its continued operational efficiency. To maintain peak performance, a mega membership is highly recommended. The inspection was completed with precision, ensuring all systems are functioning correctly.

I performed a comprehensive cooling maintenance service, starting with a thorough cleaning of the unit to ensure optimal performance. I meticulously inspected the system's pressures, amps, and motor-running capacitors (MFCs) to confirm they were within the specified parameters. The condensate drain was cleared to prevent any blockages that could affect efficiency. Additionally, I reviewed the thermostat settings, which were maintained at 81 degrees Fahrenheit, ensuring the system operated smoothly without any reported issues. The customer was satisfied with the service and reported no problems.

Upon arrival, I observed that only the fan motor was operational while the compressor was not running. I immediately shut off the system and checked the capacitor, which showed consistent readings from the previous day. After resetting the system, it began cooling again. I then checked the pressures and temperatures, which were similar to the previous day. I also measured the temperature difference across the filter drier, finding it to be less than half a degree. I concluded that the restriction was likely due to the thermal expansion valve on the condenser. Additionally, I informed the customer that there are no replacement parts available for R-22, and the system would need to be replaced. The customer plans to discuss this with her cousin and will inform us of her decision next week. No other issues were reported.

I performed a comprehensive AC tune-up, ensuring the system was operating efficiently. The blower motor capacitor was found to be below the 10% mark, indicating it needed replacement. I provided a detailed estimate for this replacement and will follow up once a decision is made. Apart from this, the system was in excellent condition with no other issues detected. Additionally, I placed a yard sign to acknowledge the service and completed a comfort survey to gather feedback.

During the service call, I thoroughly tested the unit at 100% capacity for one hour. Both compressors were evaluated, and they performed well, ensuring the main area remained cool. Pressures were checked and found to be within acceptable limits. Additionally, I verified the amperage and voltage, with no alarms indicated on the Symbio app. The blower motor and belt were inspected and found to be in good condition. The air filters, which were previously changed in March, were assessed and found to be excessively dirty, necessitating a replacement. I recommended installing a 3-phase surge protector for the outdoor unit to prevent future issues. Pricing for the surge protector will be discussed with Toby. The service call is now complete and ready for billing.

I performed a comprehensive AC tune-up, meticulously inspecting all components to ensure optimal performance. The system's electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and airflow were all evaluated. The air filters were replaced, and the condenser and evaporator coils were cleaned. The thermostat and controls were tested for accuracy. After thorough checks, everything was found to be in excellent condition, with no issues detected. A comfort survey was previously completed.

Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough inspection of the cooling system. I checked the thermostat settings and ensured they were correctly configured. I examined the air filters for any signs of clogging or dirt, replacing them if necessary. I also inspected the condenser unit for any obstructions or debris. The refrigerant levels were verified to ensure optimal performance. I tested the airflow from the vents to confirm even distribution throughout the space. Finally, I performed a comprehensive system test to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The system was found to be in excellent condition, with no issues detected.

Upon arrival, I identified that the access panels for the compressor units were unsecured, leading to high head pressure and an internal lock out. I carefully secured the access panels for both units to prevent further issues. After ensuring the panels were properly fastened, I reset the breakers. Both units are now functioning correctly. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the units are operational and safe.

The customer reported issues with the condenser shutting off while the air handler remained on, along with claims of freezing lines. Upon inspection, the evaporator coil was found to be dirty. I cleaned the coil in place and checked the amp draw on the blower motor, compressor, and fan motor, all of which were within normal limits. I also mentioned a similar issue at another residence, suggesting the defrost board as a potential cause. No other issues were found. The customer signed up for a membership.

Upon inspection, the blower motor panel was found unsecured during a drain line cleaning, leading to unit freezing. After securing the panel, I checked pressures and noticed significant condenser dirt. I performed a condenser wash, which improved pressures and temperatures. Although readings were acceptable for R-22, the subcooling was slightly high, suggesting a potential restriction in the refrigeration cycle. I advised the homeowner about this and recommended considering a replacement due to the unit's age of 31 years. No further issues were identified.

I performed comprehensive tune-ups on the air conditioning and heating systems. All components were thoroughly inspected, and no issues were found. The systems are now operating efficiently and effectively. A yard sign was placed to inform customers of the service, and a comfort survey was completed to ensure customer satisfaction. The job was completed to the highest standards, ensuring optimal performance.

Upon inspection, I discovered that the secondary pan had accumulated water, which posed a potential risk. I carefully drained the water from the pan and conducted a thorough test of the unit to ensure everything was functioning correctly. After confirming the unit's proper operation, I proceeded to assess the secondary drain line. I determined that it would be best to extend the drain line to the exterior for improved drainage and to prevent future water accumulation. I have sent an estimate to the client for this additional work, which will enhance the system's efficiency and reliability.

I performed a thorough cooling maintenance check, ensuring all components were functioning optimally. The system was inspected for any signs of wear or malfunction, and it was found to be in excellent condition. I recommended that the customer change the air filters every month to maintain efficiency and air quality. Additionally, I cleaned the condenser unit, which was heavily laden with leaves, improving its performance. The customer expressed high satisfaction with the service provided, and there were no other issues to report. The system is now running smoothly and efficiently.

Upon arrival, I initiated the system and observed it operating normally. The client reported that the system hadn’t been turned on since Saturday due to a malfunction where the condenser ceased functioning, while the indoor blower motor continued to run. I inspected the condenser, checked the pressures and temperatures, amp draw, and capacitor. All readings were within acceptable limits. I advised the client to contact us if the issue recurred, so we could address it while it was actively not cooling. There were no further issues to report.

I performed a comprehensive air conditioning tune-up, ensuring the system operates efficiently. This included a thorough inspection of the blower wheel, recommending its cleaning to maintain optimal performance. Additionally, I cleaned the coils to enhance cooling efficiency. The system is currently cooling effectively with no other issues detected. Separately, I replaced a yard sign that had been damaged by the wind, securing it with stronger stakes to prevent future damage. Finally, I completed a comfort survey to gather feedback on our services.

On June 12, I conducted a thorough cooling inspection and replaced the 70/5 capacitor to ensure optimal performance. During the maintenance, I meticulously checked all components and verified that the system was functioning efficiently. A yard sign will be placed to notify residents when the next maintenance visit is scheduled, ensuring continued service reliability.

I inspected and thoroughly cleaned the R22 unit. Upon evaluation, the evaporator coil and the thermal expansion valve (TXV) were identified as needing replacement. The indoor temperature at the supply was measured at 61 degrees, while the customer reported it was no better than 68 degrees when previously serviced. As per Toby's directive, the service was provided at no charge.

Upon inspection, it was determined that the evaporator coil was leaking refrigerant, affecting the system's cooling efficiency. I replaced the Lennox evaporator coil to address the issue. The new coil was installed with precision, ensuring all connections were secure and leak-proof. Post-installation, I meticulously checked the system's pressures and temperatures, confirming they met the manufacturer's specifications. The system is now cooling effectively, and I provided a 1-year warranty on the replacement part to ensure peace of mind. The customer is satisfied with the restored cooling performance.

Today, I successfully completed a comprehensive cooling maintenance service. The primary task involved repairing two critical wires for the condenser, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. Additionally, I installed a prominent yard sign to enhance visibility and attract potential customers. As part of our commitment to quality service, I also requested a 5-star review from the satisfied client, reflecting our dedication to excellence. This thorough approach not only addressed immediate issues but also contributed to long-term customer satisfaction and loyalty.