Trusted HVAC Company in Hutto, TX

Responded to a tripping breaker serving the air handler that would not reset. Inspected the exterior disconnect and its conductors, which were intact with no signs of burning, corrosion, or overheating, and examined a nearby outlet with an exposed, damaged drywall opening and no cover plate. Further testing is recommended to isolate the fault and restore reliable operation of the air handler circuit.

Performed a member maintenance inspection on a single attic-mounted air handler system, including visual evaluation of the air handler cabinet, supply and return ductwork, plenum connections, insulated refrigerant lines, and PVC condensate drain piping. Noted light staining and discoloration in the secondary drain pan near the drain opening, and verified the thermostat was operating normally in auto mode with no visible anomalies. System presented in good overall condition, with no active leaks, damage, or deficiencies observed at the time of service.

Performed seasonal maintenance on a two-year-old dual-system air handler, including inspection of the condensate drain assembly, capped PVC drain lines, and insulated refrigerant lines. Tested the downstairs unit's capacitor with a true-RMS clamp meter and measured 14.57 µF, and verified the drain pan and cabinet were free of leaks, with only light dust and mineral buildup noted. System is operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies found.

Performed seasonal preventive maintenance on a single 5-year-old residential split system located in a closet, including a full system inspection and operational check. Measured and recorded supply air temperature with a digital thermometer to verify heating performance, and the system was found to be operating normally. Documented findings on a Summary of Findings form and advised on the importance of replacing air filters on schedule to maintain airflow and system efficiency.

Responded to a tripped air handler breaker that would not reset following a customer-installed smart thermostat. Inspected the air handler cabinet and low-voltage control wiring at the control board, noting loose, unsecured wiring and multiple field splices that were evaluated as the likely source of the short on the 24V control circuit.

Performed annual maintenance on the air-cooled standby generator, including inspection of the enclosure, engine compartment, gas supply line and regulator, and flexible conduit connections. Verified the control panel indicator showed normal status, cleaned debris from the enclosure and surrounding gravel bed, and addressed battery maintenance to confirm reliable starting and standby readiness.