Heating and Air Conditioning in Odessa, TX

Evaporator coil is impacted, shined a light through the top & couldn’t see hardly any light coming through the underside. Recommended a coil cleaning by pulling it & cleaning it thoroughly. No other issues to report.

Both units were low on refrigerant. Once added both units started to cool a lot better with a delta t of 20. Everything else looked good and filters were already changed. Completed tune up on units.

Leak on line going to compressor from the compressor wires rubbing over time Customer decided not to proceed with repairs due to pricing. Will call us if they change their minds, mentioned the reason why the price was so high was due to the refrigerant. Also told them to keep us in mind if they decide to replace their system due to the age of the unit (16years old) & it using R-22. No other issues to report.

Completed tune up on all 6 units.

Condenser fan motor was bad, changed it out & unit began cooling again. Capacitor & amps were good. Pressures & temperatures were good. No other issues to report.

Furnace in attic without float switch, would need to add switch to prevent further water damage in ceiling. Vent draft hood connector needs to be added to vent pipe due to it not being secured & possibly leaking carbon monoxide into the attic. Float switch installed along with draft hood for vent pipe. When fixing the drain, lifted the drain pan slightly & the bottom cracked out & would need to replace drain pan as well. Drain is working properly now but will have to come back to replace drain pan. No other issues to report.

Performed a comprehensive cooling system tune-up on both, which included inspecting and cleaning the condenser. Checked refrigerant levels and pressures to confirm they are within manufacturer specifications, and inspected electrical connections and components for wear or damage. Tested the thermostat for accurate temperature control and calibrated if necessary. Ensured proper airflow throughout the system. Concluded with a performance test to verify the system's cooling capacity and efficiency

Raheem 3 ton split system had a big leak on the condenser causing the pressures to read low. Checked the evaporator out & couldn’t see any sign of oil but it had been replaced 9 years ago & was starting to freeze up. Condenser is 16 years old. Didn’t recommend charging the system because it would eventually leak again. Will need to see if there’s a condenser coil or condenser in stock to change it out. Capacitor was also bad, rated 50, reading 3.4. No other issues to report.

Leak on the unit. Found leak. Will wait for customer to get approval on repair or replacement

Unit in attic did not have a float switch on either coil or drain pan but drain was working properly after someone she knew came over to clear her drain. Recommended adding one & sent over an estimate. I went over the membership with her, but I did tell her that we would need to correct the vent pipe first before qualifying for membership due to it just being over the hood with no security. Would need to add a draft hood to vent pipe.

Performed a comprehensive cooling system tune-up, which included inspecting and cleaning the condenser. Checked refrigerant levels and pressures to confirm they are within manufacturer specifications, and inspected electrical connections and components for wear or damage. Tested the thermostat for accurate temperature control and calibrated if necessary. Ensured proper airflow throughout the system. Concluded with a performance test to verify the system's cooling capacity and efficiency

Charged 1/2 lbs of 410a inspected ductwork and supply was torn open. screwed, taped and duct sealed to seal opening toby will work up price

Checked refrigerant levels and pressures to confirm they are within manufacturer specifications, and inspected electrical connections and components for wear or damage. Tested the thermostat for accurate temperature control and calibrated if necessary. Ensured proper airflow throughout the system. The master bedroom does not have enough air flow. Trent quoted him a “drop”.

Bad capacitor. Unit is cooling now and has no other issues

Everything checked out good didn’t see no issues. House is 72 degrees inside and thermostat set to 67

Unit was low on Freon and had a dirty coil. Cleaned coil in place and added freon. Also added customer to membership. Did complete tune up

Sent out estimate for repairs and mr spruill will reach back out to the office to schedule Customer stated he needs to make money for these repairs to be done Need to install new ptrap,t fitting with cap and coupling. New float switch ss2 and 20 mfd capacitor for indoor blower motor price for member is $804.31

Checked the system out & everything looked good to go. Customer stated the coil was really dirty & freezing up so he cleaned it up himself. Mentioned that definitely could’ve been a reason why it was freezing up. No issues to report.

Plus, I had a bad capacitor and low on Freon. I added Freon, but did not have the right size capacitor. Offered the universal one but customer did not want it. Got unit cooling and good to go

All vents are blowing 55ish degrees. Explained to customer there may be hotspots but as for the units they are cooling with a delta T of 20 and wouldnt be able to get colder than that

Waited 40 minutes for customer to arrive. Completed A/C tune up. Filter is bad and told me she was going to have someone bring her filters to change out. Also condenser had garbage next to it and a bunch of twigs and leaves. Rinsed condenser and got sub cooling to go up. Other than that no other issues to report

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Checked pressures and saw they are normal. As for the electrical components the 5 uf capacitor showed a 3.7 so recommended replacement. Also the coil did look stopped up so also recommended pulling and cleaning coil. Replaced cap and will wait for approval for cleaning. Other than that good to go

Primary & secondary drains were both clogged. Cleared both lines with nitrogen & vacuum. Drain pan had a lot of rust but vacuumed majority of the water I could. Both drain lines are cleared now & draining properly. Sent over an estimate for a float switch to prevent this happening again especially since it’s in the attic. No other issues to report.

Performed a comprehensive cooling system tune-up, which included inspecting and cleaning the condenser. Checked refrigerant levels and pressures to confirm they are within manufacturer specifications, and inspected electrical connections and components for wear or damage. Tested the thermostat for accurate temperature control and calibrated if necessary. Ensured proper airflow throughout the system. Concluded with a performance test to verify the system's cooling capacity and efficiency