Expert HVAC, Plumbing & Generator Services in Mason

Successfully completed installation of two new water heaters in mechanical room. Installed one Lochinvar unit and one Bradford White unit side by side, connecting both to existing copper plumbing system with appropriate valves and fittings. Mounted circulation pump on Bradford White unit and completed all electrical connections with proper conduit. All manufacturer specifications followed, units tested and operational.

Responded to service call for leaking outdoor water spigot at residential property. Upon inspection, accessed plumbing system through ceiling cavity to locate source of leak at copper pipe connection serving exterior hose bib. Repaired faulty valve connection with oxidized copper piping, replaced worn components, and verified system integrity. Created access opening in wall/ceiling to reach affected plumbing, completed repairs, and confirmed no active leaks present upon completion.

Responded to no cooling call on 9-year-old Maytag system with thermostat displaying "lacking Y1 feed" fault. Upon arrival, found both heating and cooling functions inoperative following recent heat exchanger replacement performed by another contractor. Inspected Nest thermostat wiring at wall base and traced connections to furnace control board. Identified missing or improperly terminated Y1 wire connection at control board that was disturbed during previous heat exchanger service. Verified all thermostat wiring terminals including RC, W1, G, C, and Y1 connections. Re-established proper Y1 circuit connection at furnace control board terminal strip, ensuring secure termination. Tested system operation through multiple heating and cooling cycles. Confirmed thermostat fault cleared, air conditioning engaging properly on Y1 call, and furnace responding correctly to heat demand. System restored to full functionality with both heating and cooling operating as designed.

# NC-No Cool Service Completed Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old EnergiAir system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using refrigerant manifold gauges and digital multimeter to assess system operation. Inspection revealed electrical control issues requiring attention to wiring connections at the condensing unit. Accessed electrical panel and examined CoreSense control board, contactor assembly, and dual-run capacitor (38/5 MFD). Verified proper wire terminations and electrical connections throughout the control circuit. Tested refrigerant pressures on both high and low sides of the system using professional-grade manifold gauge set with color-coded hoses. System restored to proper cooling operation following diagnostic work and necessary corrections to electrical connections.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 6-year-old ICP system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including filter inspection, refrigerant level check, electrical connections verification, and condensate pump operation test. Confirmed condensate pump is properly elevated on wooden blocks and draining correctly through PVC discharge line; system operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues found.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on Generac standby generator unit. Performed oil and filter change using manufacturer-specified lubricants, replaced air filter, and inspected all engine components including spark plugs, battery connections, and fuel system. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, tested automatic transfer switch functionality, and confirmed unit startup and shutdown sequences. All mechanical and electrical systems found to be operating within normal parameters upon completion of preventive maintenance service.

Completed full air conditioning system replacement in basement mechanical room. Installed new AC unit with proper refrigerant line connections to existing furnace system, ensuring seamless integration with forced-air heating infrastructure. Verified all ductwork connections, electrical wiring, and condensate drainage for optimal system performance and code compliance.

Completed comprehensive annual cooling system maintenance and inspection under 3-year ENERGIAIR warranty agreement. Performed standard AC tune-up procedures including system diagnostics, refrigerant level verification, electrical component testing, and condensate drainage system inspection. Documented mechanical room equipment configuration including condensate pump assembly with PVC discharge piping and drainage pan installation. Inspected return air ventilation grille showing moderate dust and debris accumulation in louvered sections; noted standard maintenance cleaning recommended to maintain optimal airflow efficiency. All HVAC components operating within manufacturer specifications at time of service completion.

Completed quoted electrical panel inspection and documentation in utility room. Photographed main electrical panel showing dual columns of circuit breakers in serviceable condition with proper labeling on interior door. Documented existing wall penetration where copper piping passes through drywall near HVAC equipment, noting opening requires future repair to maintain building envelope integrity. All electrical components verified accessible and panel maintained in clean, operational condition.

Responded to service call for washing machine water supply lines installed in reverse configuration. Upon arrival, identified that hot and cold water shut-off valves were connected opposite to standard plumbing convention, with hot water line on right side instead of left. Verified issue by inspecting wall-mounted valves with turquoise and red wheel handles and tracing supply connections. Corrected the cross-connection by properly reconnecting the flexible stainless steel braided supply hoses to appropriate hot and cold water sources, ensuring hot water feeds to left connection and cold water to right connection per industry standard. Secured all connections and verified proper water flow to washing machine. System tested and operating correctly with water lines now properly configured.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on a 9-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, including visual assessment of cabinet condition, fan assembly, and refrigerant line connections. Accessed electrical compartment and inspected contactor, capacitor, and all electrical connections for proper operation and signs of wear. Noted normal weathering and dirt accumulation consistent with outdoor equipment age. Documented unit condition with photographs showing external components, electrical panel, and mechanical connections. System operational and ready for cooling season.

Completed air pressure test on newly installed drain lines at 5 PSI in accordance with state plumbing code requirements. Coordinated with state inspector for on-site verification of drainage system integrity, ensuring all PVC waste and vent assemblies maintained proper pressure throughout the testing period for code compliance and final approval.

Completed installation of battery backup sump pump system in basement location. Installed primary sump pump in concrete pit with PVC discharge piping running vertically to overhead connection point. Mounted wall-mounted control panel with indicator lights and installed floor-level battery backup unit with all necessary electrical connections and cabling between components. System tested and operational, providing automatic backup protection during power outages.

Completed 200-amp electrical service upgrade at residential property. Coordinated utility company power disconnect and reconnect to facilitate safe installation of new service panel. Obtained electrical permit and scheduled required inspections, which were completed and approved. Installed new gray circuit breaker panel with main breaker and dual columns of individual circuit breakers, mounted securely to interior wall. All work performed to current electrical code standards with proper labeling and documentation affixed to panel interior. Power restoration confirmed following successful inspection approval.

Installed dedicated electrical circuit and exterior conduit system for new mini-split HVAC unit, including junction box and proper weatherhead termination at roofline. Added GFCI-protected outlet and separate outlet for water heater, ensuring all installations meet current NEC code requirements with appropriate wire sizing and overcurrent protection.

Responded to water leak discovered by electricians during their work. Created ceiling access opening to expose and assess copper plumbing lines showing age-related corrosion and patina buildup. Documented existing conditions with photos showing compromised piping in ceiling cavity above window area.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection under active maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive tune-up including filter check, electrical connections verification, refrigerant level assessment, and operational testing of all system components. Documented physical damage to exterior condenser unit grille where center section has been crushed inward, exposing internal mesh filter material. Unit operating within normal parameters despite cosmetic damage to protective housing. Captured photographic documentation of damaged grille for customer records and potential future repair consideration.

Completed installation of Energy Star certified tankless water heater unit with proper venting system utilizing dual PVC exhaust pipes. Installed comprehensive copper piping manifold with hot and cold water valve assemblies, shutoff controls, and safety drip pan beneath unit. Mounted water heater securely to wooden backing panel with all plumbing connections properly fitted and tested for leaks. Electrical work completed to power unit, with all components installed to code specifications.

Responded to service call for sump pump running continuously. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive inspection of sump pump system and surrounding drainage components. Examined pump operation, float switch mechanism, and discharge piping. Inspected floor drain and surrounding plumbing infrastructure in basement utility area. Verified proper drainage flow and checked for obstructions or mechanical failures that could cause constant pump cycling. Documented existing conditions with photos showing exposed plumbing, copper supply lines with insulation, HVAC ductwork, floor drain opening with visible sediment accumulation, and PVC drainage components. Assessed overall system functionality to determine cause of continuous operation concern.

Responded to service call for water heater with water accumulation in drain pan and unit not operational. Upon inspection, discovered significant rust and corrosion on internal components including heat exchanger fins and metal housing panels, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and deterioration of critical components. Documented extensive rust damage with photographic evidence showing advanced corrosion on upper housing sections and rust streaking on ventilation panels. Due to severity of corrosion damage compromising unit integrity and safety, recommended immediate water heater replacement. Unit age and condition of deteriorated components determined repair to be unfeasible.