Your HVAC Company in Cedar Park, TX

Responded to no-cooling call on 6-year-old HVAC system. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed dual-run capacitor (40/5µF, 370/440 VAC) preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective capacitor with new OEM-equivalent unit and verified proper electrical connections. Measured condenser coil temperature at 97.5°F and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation with proper refrigerant cycling.

Completed routine spring member maintenance on a 5-year-old single HVAC system located in the attic. Performed comprehensive inspection of evaporator coil assembly, confirming proper operation with adequate condensation present on coil fins and no visible debris or contamination. Accessed outdoor condensing unit, inspected electrical connections and wiring, and tested capacitor functionality using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw and system performance. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified; standard preventative maintenance procedures completed successfully.

Conducted sales consultation at 1995-built, single-story residential property in response to buyback mailer for 15-year-old two-stage 4-ton central air conditioning system with no documented maintenance history. Performed visual inspection of existing HVAC equipment located in attic space, noting insulated ductwork, refrigerant lines, and blown-in attic insulation conditions. Assessed system as end-of-life replacement candidate given age and lack of service records. Presented full system replacement options and membership program benefits to homeowner as primary solution for aging equipment.

Completed spring maintenance on a 15-year-old HVAC system located in attic space. Performed comprehensive inspection of single-system unit including filter replacement, coil cleaning, refrigerant level verification, electrical connection testing, and thermostat calibration. Documented significant moisture damage and corrosion observed in structural areas with rust-affected piping and metal components showing advanced deterioration, indicating potential long-term water intrusion issues that may require future attention. System operational upon completion of scheduled maintenance procedures.

Responded to main sewer line backup between house and curb on residential property. Upon arrival, located cleanout access point and found standing water present in the line, indicating complete obstruction. Performed comprehensive plumbing system inspection documenting condition of all fixtures, supply lines, drain systems, water heater components, and accessible piping throughout kitchen, laundry, and bathroom areas. Captured photographic documentation of backed-up cleanout showing stagnant water level and PVC pipe condition. Completed full system assessment checklist covering stop valves, shutoffs, fixture conditions, water heater safety components, drain slope and support, and freeze protection measures to provide customer with complete overview of plumbing infrastructure on this 26-year-old home.

Responded to service call for loose circuit breaker affecting top floor air conditioning system at 31-year-old residential property. Upon arrival, located exterior-mounted electrical panel and conducted thorough inspection of breaker assembly and associated connections. Given previous history of NEMA 14-50 outlet failure and melting incident on same panel, performed comprehensive evaluation beyond the immediate breaker concern. Inspection revealed loose connection at AC circuit breaker with visible signs of wear on terminals and copper contacts. Examined all wire terminations, including red and black conductors serving the air conditioning unit. Assessed overall panel condition, noting dust accumulation and age-related deterioration of components. Verified proper wire sizing and connection integrity throughout the affected circuit. Tightened all loose connections at breaker terminals and verified torque specifications per manufacturer requirements. Tested breaker operation and confir