An Expert HVAC Company in Florence, TX

Completed spring maintenance on 5-year-old heat pump system located in attic. Performed standard seasonal inspection including visual examination of electrical components, wiring connections, and control board. Measured and documented electrical readings using digital multimeter at outdoor unit, recording voltage of 103.3V. Inspected interior electrical compartment, noting multiple wire connections, contactors, relays, and transformer. System currently operational with no immediate safety concerns identified during maintenance visit. Customer previously declined recommended service appointment for ongoing thermostat issues and heat pump diagnostic concerns noted during fall maintenance, including system running on emergency heat strips and suspected low refrigerant levels. Thermostat O terminal voltage fault remains unaddressed from prior visit. All standard maintenance procedures completed per membership agreement protocols.

Responded to service call for system not keeping up with cooling demand. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of split system with 6-year-old outdoor condenser unit and 26-year-old original indoor air handler. System has documented history of hard start issues and condenser problems, including failure to operate just days after previous maintenance visit requiring condenser kickstart. Conducted comprehensive electrical diagnostics of contactor assembly and relay components. Measured capacitor performance using digital multimeter, recording microfarad readings to assess capacitor health and functionality. Inspected all electrical connections including dual contact points, terminal connections, and associated wiring harnesses. Observed moisture present on capacitor housing, indicating potential environmental exposure concerns. Evaluated contactor condition and operation, examining silver-colored contact points and brass terminals for signs of pitting, burning, or degradation.

Completed preventive maintenance on 5-year-old electric tankless water heater located at rear exterior of 26-year-old residence. Performed standard descaling procedure to remove mineral buildup and ensure optimal heat exchanger efficiency. Inspected all plumbing connections, electrical components, and unit operation. Verified proper water flow rates and temperature output. Unit operating within normal parameters following maintenance service.

Completed spring maintenance on an 8-year-old single HVAC system located in attic space. Performed comprehensive inspection of condenser unit, evaporator coil, and air handler components. Utilized Fieldpiece dual port manometer to measure system pressures and verify proper refrigerant charge levels. Documented all findings on standardized maintenance checklist covering condenser operation, evaporator performance, air handler functionality, and ductwork condition. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted requiring immediate attention.

Completed plumbing maintenance service on an 8-year-old residential property with a single gas-propane tank water heater located in the attic. Inspected water heater unit, verified proper operation of digital control panel, checked gas line connections including yellow flexible gas supply line, and examined electrical wiring and white PVC condensate drain routing. Assessed bathroom plumbing fixtures including bathtub faucet assembly, spout, diverter valve, drain, and overflow components for proper function and potential issues.

Responded to service call for toilet with failed wax seal causing water leakage at base, evidenced by significant water damage and staining on surrounding linoleum flooring. Removed and reset 8-year-old Kohler two-piece toilet, replaced deteriorated wax ring seal, inspected flange for damage, and reinstalled unit with proper bolting and alignment to ensure watertight seal between fixture and drain pipe. Verified flush mechanism operation and checked for leaks upon completion.