Round Rock HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Services

Responded to service call for non-functioning Kuna porch camera light fixture mounted at 15-foot height on exterior of residential structure. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection and determined that electrical wiring connections had become loose within the fixture junction box, resulting in loss of power to the integrated camera and lighting unit. Secured ladder and established safe working platform to access elevated fixture location. De-energized circuit at main electrical panel to ensure safe working conditions. Removed fixture cover and inspected internal wiring connections. Found that both line and load conductors had separated from wire nuts due to inadequate initial connection or vibration over time. Stripped and prepared wire ends as needed, ensuring proper copper exposure for secure mechanical and electrical connection. Reinstalled appropriate wire connectors with proper torque and verified all connections were mechanically sound. Confirmed proper grounding continuity a

Responded to service call for 10+ year-old water softener experiencing drain failure and salt-related issues. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of unit and internal components. Found significant corrosion and rust on motor assembly, particularly around mounting points and metallic surfaces. Control module showed age-related wear with accumulated mineral deposits throughout the system. Observed discolored PVC piping and aged tubing connections indicating extended service life beyond manufacturer recommendations. Diagnosed primary issue as failed drain cycle preventing proper regeneration, resulting in salt bridging and reduced softening capacity. Motor assembly exhibited mechanical wear consistent with unit age, and control electronics displayed signs of deterioration. Documented extensive corrosion on internal metal components and mineral buildup affecting system performance. Presented findings to homeowner including photographic evidence of internal component condition. Dis

Returned to site to complete tile installation work in bathroom shower area. Applied caulking and sealant to corner joints where beige travertine-style wall tiles meet decorative mosaic border trim and floor tiles to ensure proper waterproofing and finished appearance.

Completed spring member maintenance on two 4-year-old HVAC systems located in attic. Performed comprehensive inspection of both units including electrical testing, refrigerant pressure verification, and gas furnace diagnostics. Measured gas manifold pressure at 0.12" and 0.20" W.C. using dual port manometer to confirm proper fuel delivery. Verified temperature differential across heat exchangers reading 42.7°F, indicating efficient combustion and airflow. Completed outstanding items from previous visit including drain pan treatment application and filter replacements on both systems. All components operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Completed spring member maintenance on Goodman HVAC system less than one year old serving 2,377 square foot residential property. Accessed attic-mounted air handler and inspected outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad in backyard. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of all accessible components, verified proper airflow through evaporator and condenser coils, checked refrigerant pressures and temperatures, tested electrical connections and capacitor readings, and confirmed thermostat operation and calibration. Cleaned condenser coil fins and removed debris from outdoor unit. Documented baseline performance readings for future reference on this recently installed system. All components operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted. System cooling efficiently with proper temperature split across evaporator coil. Condensate drain line clear and draining properly. All safety controls functioning as designed. Confirmed a

Responded to service call for non-operational thermostat at 2,812 square foot residential property. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive system diagnostic to determine root cause of thermostat failure. Inspected HVAC system components and discovered severely clogged air filter with heavy accumulation of dust, dirt, and debris restricting airflow. Removed contaminated filter from housing unit for inspection and documented condition. Performed temperature diagnostics using calibrated digital thermometer, recording supply air temperature reading of 55.5°F at system output to verify cooling capacity and compressor operation. Filter obstruction was identified as contributing factor to system performance issues and potential cause of thermostat malfunction due to inadequate airflow triggering safety protocols. Recommended immediate filter replacement to restore proper system operation and prevent future thermostat shutdowns caused by airflow restrictions.