Trusted HVAC Company in Hutto, TX

Responded to kitchen GFCI outlet failure affecting receptacles around the sink area. Troubleshot the circuit and identified a tripped GFCI breaker in the recently installed sub-panel from the previous year's electrical upgrade. Reset the breaker, tested all downstream outlets for proper operation, and verified ground fault protection was functioning correctly. Performed follow-up inspection of the sub-panel installation, whole-home surge protector, and GFCI breaker array to ensure all components from the prior electrical upgrade were operating within specifications. All kitchen outlets restored to full functionality with proper GFCI protection confirmed.

Responded to report of water in pantry and conducted thorough assessment to identify source of leak. Inspected HVAC condensate drain line in attic space, checking for overflow or blockage issues related to the 6-year-old system. Examined flexible ductwork and surrounding insulation for moisture intrusion. Evaluated water heater connections, supply lines, and drain pan in garage for potential leaks. Performed requested toilet inspection as part of service visit. Determined source of water intrusion and provided recommendations to resolve the issue and prevent future occurrences.

Replaced existing irrigation controller with new Rachio WiFi-enabled smart irrigation system. Installed dedicated electrical circuit and junction box to support the upgraded controller, ensuring proper 24VAC power supply and zone wiring connections. Terminated all station wires to appropriate terminals, verified common and hot wire connections, and confirmed system communication with WiFi network for remote operation capability.

Completed routine plumbing maintenance inspection on 3-year-old gas tank water heater located in garage. Verified proper operation of water heater, PRV, expansion tank, and anode rod installed during previous service. Inspected kitchen sink plumbing including garbage disposal unit, P-trap connections, and drain lines—all components found secure with no visible leaks. Examined bathroom vanity plumbing including undermount sink, drain assembly, and supply lines serving matte black faucet fixture—all connections tight and functioning properly. All plumbing systems operating within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.

Completed first-time plumbing maintenance inspection on residential property with two tankless water heaters less than one year old, one located in upstairs attic and one in downstairs server room/office area. Performed visual inspection of plumbing fixtures including bathroom vanity supply valves, PVC drain trap assembly, and shower fixtures with brass-finished hardware. Documented all accessible plumbing components and confirmed proper operation of water supply shut-off valves and drainage systems throughout inspected areas.

Responded to service call for intermittent thermostat power loss on SALT-installed Carrier 3-ton 2-stage heat pump system (August 2024). Customer reported thermostat shutting off completely and resetting itself after 30-45 minutes, occurring three times over two days, with high humidity alerts displaying on unit. Performed diagnostic evaluation on single-zone system located in attic of 2017 construction home. Conducted comprehensive system inspection beginning with thermostat wiring and power supply verification. Accessed attic-mounted air handler and inspected all low-voltage control wiring connections, checking for loose terminals, corrosion, or damaged conductors. Tested transformer output voltage and confirmed proper 24VAC supply to thermostat. Examined thermostat C-wire (common wire) connection for intermittent contact issues that could cause power cycling behavior. Proceeded to outdoor condensing unit and removed service panel to inspect electrical components and control board.