Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electrical Services in Ada

Responded to no hot water complaint following recent HVAC installation. Inspected 8-year-old Bradford White water heater and found gas supply line had been inadvertently shut off during furnace and AC replacement work in same utility area. Restored gas supply, relit pilot light, verified proper burner operation, and confirmed hot water delivery to fixtures throughout home.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 12-year-old EcoAir system. Discovered significant microbial growth and contamination in condensate drain pan with standing water containing mold, algae, and debris accumulation. Cleaned and treated drain pan, verified proper drainage function, and documented conditions with photos for customer records.

Completed quoted repair work on hydronic radiant heating manifold system. Installed and configured Wirsbo motorized valve actuators and Uponor zone control actuators on brass manifold distribution assembly, ensuring proper PEX piping connections and zone labeling for multi-zone temperature control operation.

Responded to no cooling call on system installed approximately one year ago. Found unit completely inoperable with continuous water leakage into drain pan despite system being off. Upon inspection, discovered severe corrosion on evaporator coil and drain pan assembly, indicating premature failure. Documented extensive rust damage to mounting hardware and heat exchanger components. System requires evaporator coil replacement and drain pan assembly due to corrosion beyond serviceable limits.

Responded to customer complaint regarding three toilets not flushing properly. Inspected all three toilet fixtures throughout the home and evaluated flush performance. Based on photographic documentation showing standard residential toilets and basement utility area with pressure tank and plumbing infrastructure, assessed water pressure and supply system. Identified potential issues with inadequate water volume or pressure affecting flush operation across multiple fixtures. Evaluated pressure tank system and associated plumbing components in mechanical room to determine if system-wide water delivery was contributing to poor flush performance. Provided customer with findings and recommendations for resolving flushing issues on all affected toilets.

Completed full air conditioning system replacement at residential property. Removed existing outdoor condensing unit and installed new AC condenser on prepared concrete pad adjacent to building exterior. Unit positioned on level concrete base with proper clearances maintained from structure and utility connections. Verified electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and drainage systems functioning properly. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Responded to insufficient cooling complaint on seven-year-old EnergiAir system. Inspected HVAC components and documented heavily soiled air return grate with significant dust accumulation and debris buildup restricting airflow. Addressed airflow restriction issue to restore proper system performance and cooling capacity.

Evaluated 25-year-old residential air conditioning system with failed compressor and determined unit was beyond economical repair. Documented existing HVAC equipment configuration including furnace and air handler in basement mechanical room. Provided replacement system pricing estimate ranging from entry-level to high-efficiency options for complete AC unit replacement.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of new furnace unit and outdoor condensing unit. Indoor equipment installed in basement utility area with proper electrical connections, control panel integration, and PVC condensate drainage piping. Outdoor condenser positioned against exterior wall on existing pad with refrigerant line connections completed. All electrical connections verified, system charged to manufacturer specifications, and full operational testing performed to confirm proper heating and cooling functionality. Equipment installation meets code requirements with appropriate clearances maintained for service access and airflow.

Responded to no cooling call on 18-year-old Rheem system affecting entire location. Upon arrival, performed complete system diagnostic including electrical testing, refrigerant pressures, and component functionality checks. Documented existing HVAC installation with furnace, air handler, refrigerant lines, and venting configuration for service records.

Responded to no cool call where system had completely shut down with no indicator lights on furnace. Upon arrival, found that customer had already power cycled the unit and system appeared to be operational. Performed comprehensive system inspection to identify root cause of failure and prevent future occurrences. Checked all electrical connections, verified proper voltage at unit, and confirmed all safety circuits were functioning correctly. Inspected condensate drain system and verified proper drainage. Examined air handler components and wiring harness for any signs of loose connections or damage. All components tested within normal operating parameters. Adjusted ramping profile settings per customer request to optimize system performance. System cycled properly during testing with no faults detected.

Responded to emergency service call for leaking water heater in residential property. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak from 7-year-old unit and verified that homeowner had shut off power to the equipment as previously advised by emergency services technician. Conducted thorough inspection of water heater and surrounding plumbing infrastructure, including copper supply lines, PVC drainage system, and flue venting components. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing utility room layout, exposed piping systems, electrical connections, and internal water heater components including heat exchanger with visible corrosion and oxidation. Assessed severity of leak and determined unit required replacement due to age and extent of deterioration observed on internal metallic components.

Responded to reduced airflow and insufficient cooling on upper floor of residence. Investigated HVAC system serving affected area and assessed thermostat operation showing 75°F setpoint. Identified and resolved airflow restriction issues affecting upper level distribution. System restored to proper cooling capacity with adequate airflow throughout upper floor zones.

Responded to customer complaint of air conditioning system not cooling following recent tune-up maintenance. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and electrical components. Inspected electrical disconnect box, verified proper switch operation and confirmed power supply to unit. Documented equipment condition and electrical connections with photographs for service records. System evaluated and necessary corrective measures identified to restore proper cooling operation.

Responded to service call for water accumulation in furnace drain pan and activated red indicator light. Upon inspection, found WetSwitch moisture detection system triggered due to condensate overflow in crawl space area beneath furnace. Documented conditions with photographs showing active alarm state on moisture sensor. Assessed drainage system and identified cause of water backup requiring attention to prevent further accumulation and potential equipment damage.

Completed full HVAC system installation including one furnace unit, two air conditioning condensers, and two whole-home humidifiers. Both Carrier AC units were positioned on concrete pads with gravel beds for proper drainage and mounted against exterior siding with appropriate clearances. Installed electrical disconnects, refrigerant line sets with copper piping, service valve assemblies with manifold gauges, and proper conduit routing for each outdoor unit. Connected PVC condensate drain lines and verified all electrical connections to code. System startup procedures performed on all equipment with refrigerant pressures checked and confirmed within manufacturer specifications. All components operational and installation completed per scope of work.

Replaced floor zone valves and valve stem on hydronic heating system. Installed new zone valve actuators with capacitors and coupling components to restore proper zone control operation.

Completed full replacement of two outdoor air conditioning condensing units at residential property. Removed existing equipment and installed two new AC condensers side-by-side against exterior wall with gray horizontal siding. Units positioned on prepared ground surface with proper clearance for ventilation and serviceability. Installed electrical disconnect box on exterior wall for safe equipment shutdown capability. Ensured adequate airflow clearance around both units despite surrounding landscaping including nearby shrubs and vegetation. Verified proper pad placement, secure mounting, and appropriate spacing between units for optimal performance. All installations completed per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.

# Annual Heating & Cooling Maintenance Visit Completed comprehensive annual maintenance on residential HVAC system consisting of two furnaces and one air conditioning unit. System includes a 19-year-old Trane unit, 12-year-old EnergiAir unit, and 4-year-old Payne unit. Property does not have a humidifier installed. Performed complete tune-up procedures on all equipment including filter replacements as requested. During AC inspection, discovered significant corrosion damage on evaporator coil fins. Inspection camera documentation revealed orange-brown rust streaking across aluminum cooling coils, indicating deterioration that may impact system efficiency and cooling capacity. Due to safety concerns identified during inspection, one unit was shut down and tagged with proper notice documentation per industry protocol. Equipment was secured in off position pending further evaluation or repair. All findings documented with photographic evidence for customer review and future service plan

Completed comprehensive load calculation assessment for replacement of aging 16-year-old AC unit with failed compressor and 16-year-old furnace. Performed detailed HVAC load analysis using industry-standard calculation spreadsheet to determine proper equipment sizing for heating and cooling requirements. Total heating load calculated at 48,145 BTU and total cooling load determined at 16,020 BTU, accounting for ceiling, multiple wall exposures, basement floors, glass surfaces, infiltration factors, solar gain, occupancy, and latent heat considerations. Documented supply and return ductwork runs for all zones including main, north, south, east, and west branches to ensure proper system design and airflow distribution for replacement equipment specifications.