Heating and Air Conditioning in Odessa, TX

A thorough cooling inspection was conducted, revealing the need to replace a faulty capacitor. The unit was also cleaned to ensure the compressor could start without triggering a heat overload. Despite the successful resolution of the issue, the customer opted not to request a health sheet report or a 5-star review. This decision was influenced by their existing maintenance agreement with another company, which they intend to continue with. The customer contacted us only because their usual service provider was unavailable on the day of the issue.

I inspected the upstairs unit and found that the compressor needs replacement. I recommended flushing the lines and replacing the refrigerant lines for safety and a clean refrigerant cycle. Additionally, I suggested inspecting and possibly flushing or replacing the indoor and condenser coils. For the 3rd unit, both the compressor and drive were out, and Blake agreed to all repairs. I also inspected the 2nd middle unit, where both compressors were out. I will attempt to warranty the upstairs compressor and drive, which will be covered at no charge due to a recall.

Upon inspection, I identified multiple leaks in the suction line copper line, specifically in the 7/8 line. The leaks were causing significant issues, so I recommended replacing the affected section. After a thorough evaluation, I quoted the client for a new 4-ton split Runtru system, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. The client appreciated the detailed assessment and opted for the new system. Notably, Gracie offered a complimentary service as part of the quote.

I completed a thorough cooling inspection and found the unit completely devoid of refrigerant. I charged it with 5 lbs of 410a. Given the unit's condition, I recommended upgrading to a new one to avoid annual refrigerant charges. The customer, however, preferred to have the unit charged temporarily, similar to other companies. The house is rented, and the homeowner is currently on vacation. The sister, who contacted us, will discuss the new unit with the homeowner. Tricely will reach out for an estimate and load calculation over the weekend.

During the service, I identified multiple leaks in the evaporator coil, which was only 4 years old. I recommended utilizing the warranty for a replacement. Additionally, I charged the system with 7 pounds of 410a refrigerant, restoring cooling functionality. The blower housing had bacterial growth, which I cleaned. Overall, the system was in good condition with no other issues detected.

Upon inspection, the system was found to be low on refrigerant. A thorough examination of the evaporator and condenser coils revealed no visible signs of a leak. However, the possibility of a leak in the actual line set was considered due to the absence of leak indicators. An estimate was provided for a comprehensive leak search and repair, if feasible. Additionally, it was observed that the disconnect had been bypassed, and a recommendation was made to repair this issue. The diagnostic fee was charged as a special service. No other issues were identified during the inspection.

Upon inspection, the capacitor for the compressor was found to be significantly over the 10% threshold. After obtaining the customer's approval, I replaced the faulty capacitor. Post-replacement, the system resumed proper cooling functionality. No additional issues were identified during the service. The customer was satisfied with the resolution.

I performed a comprehensive AC tune-up, meticulously inspecting all components to ensure optimal performance. The system was thoroughly cleaned, filters were replaced, and all electrical connections were checked for safety and efficiency. After the inspection, I conducted a test run to confirm everything was functioning correctly. Additionally, I placed a yard sign to inform customers of the service, and completed a comfort survey to gather feedback on the service quality.

Upon arrival, I began by ensuring all ducts were securely mounted and properly hung. I then verified the duct sizes and reductions with Toby, who confirmed everything was correct. During the inspection, I noticed that the supply vent in the master bedroom was only partially open. I adjusted it to full open, which resulted in a noticeable increase in airflow. No other issues were detected throughout the inspection. The job was completed efficiently, with all systems functioning as expected.

Upon arrival, I identified a 16 code on the condenser's inverter, indicating a potential issue. After a thorough diagnosis, I determined that the error was likely caused by a recent power outage. To resolve this, I first reset the power to the condenser unit. Following this, I reset the power to the furnace to ensure both systems were synchronized. Once both units were reset, the system powered back on and began operating normally. Throughout the process, I monitored the system to confirm that it was functioning correctly. No additional issues were detected, and the system is now running efficiently.

I meticulously soldered a leak near the coupling in the suction line and addressed a hairline leak just below the coupling. After ensuring all connections were secure, I conducted a thorough pressure test at 350 psi for 15 minutes to confirm system integrity. Finally, I charged the system with 3 lbs of 410A refrigerant, verifying optimal performance. The system is now fully operational.

Upon arrival, I inspected the customer's home and listened to their concerns about the cooling system. They reported that the house initially cooled well but had recently become less effective. After a thorough examination, I discovered that the ductwork in the attic had a hole sealed with aluminum tape, which had come off. I resealed the hole using both aluminum tape and duct seal to prevent further air leakage. I advised the customer to monitor the cooling system and report any issues. They have since confirmed that the problem has been resolved and no further issues have been reported.

Upon arrival, a thorough inspection revealed that the condenser's dual capacitor was malfunctioning on both sides, necessitating a replacement. After discussing the issue and obtaining the customer's approval, I replaced the faulty capacitor. Following the replacement, the system resumed its proper cooling function. No additional issues were identified during the service. Additionally, I signed the customer up for a membership program and placed a yard sign to promote our services. Finally, I completed a comfort survey to gather feedback on the service provided.

Upon inspection, the contactor was found to be infested with ants, which had penetrated behind the contacts despite attempts to clean and reuse it. To resolve the issue, the contactor was replaced with a new one. Following the replacement, the system resumed proper cooling functionality. No additional problems were identified during the service. The job was completed efficiently and effectively.

I performed a comprehensive AC tune-up, meticulously inspecting all components to ensure optimal performance. The system was thoroughly cleaned, filters were replaced, and all electrical connections were checked for integrity. The refrigerant levels were verified, and the thermostat was calibrated for accurate temperature control. Additionally, I verified that the yard sign was already in place and completed a comfort survey to assess customer satisfaction. Everything checked out perfectly, with no issues to report.

I performed comprehensive maintenance on the air conditioning system, ensuring it operates efficiently. I charged the system with 1 pound of 410a refrigerant, adhering to the manufacturer's specifications. During the inspection, I meticulously checked the capacitor's amperage and voltage, confirming they were within acceptable ranges. No other issues were detected, and the system is now functioning optimally. This maintenance will help prolong the unit's lifespan and ensure reliable performance.

I was called to address an issue with the customer's HVAC system, specifically the blower motor. Upon inspection, it was clear that the blower motor had failed, causing the system to malfunction. I informed the customer about the issue and recommended a replacement. The customer opted to handle the warranty claim themselves through Beaten Bough. I provided detailed guidance on the replacement process and ensured the customer had all necessary information to proceed with the warranty claim. The new blower motor was installed efficiently, and the system is now functioning correctly.

Recently, I successfully completed a service for a customer who needed assistance with their condenser motor. The customer contacted us regarding an issue with their warranty, and I was able to confirm that there would be no service call fee, as per Toby's guidelines. I took the time to thoroughly explain the situation and the available options to the customer, ensuring they understood the process. The customer was impressed with the clarity and transparency of the information provided, which led them to consider joining our membership agreement. I am confident that they will reach out soon to finalize their membership, as they were thoroughly convinced of the benefits it would provide.

Upon inspection, the compressor was non-operational due to a lockout on the thermal overload. I cooled the compressor using water and cleaned the coil, which restored functionality. I then monitored pressures, temperatures, and amperage, all of which appeared normal. No additional issues were detected. I declined the yard sign and completed a comfort survey to document the findings.

During the AC tune-up, I thoroughly inspected the system and found the blower wheel to be dirty, which I recommended cleaning. I also suggested pulling the blower wheel for a more comprehensive cleaning. To prevent potential water damage to the ceiling, I recommended adding a float switch to either the drain pan or the coil. I provided detailed estimates for both the cleaning and the float switch addition, as well as for a new system due to the age of the current one. Apart from these recommendations, the system was in good condition with no other issues. I also signed up the customer for a membership, placed a yard sign, and filled out a comfort survey.

Upon arrival, I identified that the system's capacitor was faulty, necessitating its replacement. The old 10 mfd capacitor was carefully removed and a new one was installed. During the process, I noticed that the compressor had experienced a heat overload, which required immediate attention to prevent further damage. I allowed the compressor to cool down as per safety protocols before proceeding. Once the compressor had sufficiently cooled, I turned the unit back on. After the system restarted, I conducted a thorough inspection to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The unit is now operational and running efficiently.

I performed a comprehensive AC tune-up, starting with a thorough inspection of the system's components. I checked the electrical connections, cleaned the condenser and evaporator coils, and ensured the thermostat was functioning correctly. The refrigerant levels were verified, and the system's airflow was tested for efficiency. After confirming that all parts were in optimal condition, I adjusted any necessary settings to ensure peak performance. Additionally, I completed a comfort survey to gather feedback on the system's performance. I declined the offer for a yard sign as it was not part of the agreed-upon services.

I conducted a thorough inspection of the closet unit nearest to the office, monitoring it for 30-minute intervals. During this time, no unusual sounds were detected. Additionally, I tested the blower and blower wheel, confirming that both were functioning correctly. I also inspected the 20-ton system, observing it for 30 minutes and ensuring it was cooling effectively without producing any concerning noises. I remained in the office while the systems were turned on and off, noting that everything operated smoothly. If the issue reoccurs, please contact us immediately while it is happening. No issues were identified during this inspection.

I successfully removed a blockage from the primary drain of the Amana unit. The drain was located on the west wall, adjacent to the furnace housed in a closet. This task involved careful inspection and precise techniques to ensure the blockage was completely cleared. The unit is now functioning optimally, and the customer will settle the payment immediately.

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