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Name: Jeff
The customer reached out for an air conditioner replacement after their existing unit began making loud noises and failing to cool the home effectively. We helped them select a high-efficiency system tailored to their home’s size and cooling needs. After removing the old unit, we installed the new condenser, connected the refrigerant lines, sealed the ductwork, and tested the system thoroughly. The new air conditioner now operates quietly and efficiently, providing reliable comfort and improved energy savings throughout the home.
The customer contacted us for an air conditioning replacement after their existing unit began showing signs of wear and frequent breakdowns. We conducted a full assessment and recommended a modern, energy-efficient system that would better meet the cooling demands of their home. After safely removing the old unit, we installed the new system, connected the necessary electrical and refrigerant lines, and calibrated the thermostat for optimal performance. The upgraded AC now provides consistent, reliable cooling with improved efficiency, reducing energy costs and enhancing overall indoor comfort.
The customer contacted us for AC repair after the unit began short cycling and failing to maintain a consistent temperature. During the diagnostic, we found a failing thermostat and a partially clogged air filter that were interfering with system performance. We replaced the thermostat, installed a new filter, and verified that refrigerant levels and airflow were within the correct range. The AC system now runs smoothly and efficiently, keeping the home comfortable while reducing energy waste and the risk of future breakdowns.
Performed a post-install quality check on a new two-stage AC unit. Verified charge, duct static pressure, and airflow distribution. System running optimally with lower energy draw.
During a routine tune-up, discovered a small refrigerant leak at the Schrader valve. Replaced the valve core, recharged refrigerant, and verified no further leaks. System cooling properly again.
Customer reported weak airflow in the master bedroom. Upon inspection, found a partially collapsed section of ductwork restricting airflow. Repaired the duct and balanced the system. Airflow restored, and the home is now cooling evenly.
Executed a spring AC tune-up. Cleaned evaporator coil, checked condensate drain line for obstructions, and verified proper subcooling and superheat. System prepared for the upcoming cooling season.
Installed a new Lennox Merit Series ML17XP1 air conditioning unit to replace an aging, low-efficiency system. Proper refrigerant charging and airflow adjustments performed to meet Lennox specifications for optimal performance.
Troubleshot a system with poor airflow. Inspection revealed a severely restricted air filter and a partially collapsed return air duct. Replacing the filter and repairing the ductwork significantly improved system performance and efficiency.
Finished a residential HVAC system experiencing intermittent blower motor failure. Diagnosis indicated a failing capacitor. Replacement with a like-for-like 5uF capacitor restored proper airflow. System amperage draw now within manufacturer specifications. Regular system checks can identify such issues proactively.
A new high-efficiency furnace is keeping a home cozy in Prosper, TX! Our team installed a state-of-the-art system to provide powerful, energy-saving warmth all winter long. Whether you're upgrading an outdated unit or need a brand-new installation, CVJ Heating & Cooling is here to help. Ready to improve your home’s comfort? Contact us today for a professional furnace installation!
I arrived at a home in the Lakeview Estates neighborhood for an HVAC replacement job. The homeowner reported frequent breakdowns and high energy bills with their old system. After assessing the situation, I removed the outdated unit and installed a new, energy-efficient HVAC system. I ensured all connections were properly secured and tested the system for optimal performance. The customer was thrilled with the improved comfort and efficiency of the new system.
Arrived at a home in Oakwood for an air duct repair job. The homeowner complained of high energy bills and poor airflow. I located and sealed leaks, replaced damaged duct sections, and cleared debris. After testing, airflow improved significantly. The customer noticed better HVAC performance. Contact us for expert air duct repair services!
The heat pump stopped heating because the compressor wouldn’t engage. After troubleshooting, I found the contactor was burned out. I replaced it with a new 40A single-pole contactor, tightened all electrical connections, and tested the system, which now operates correctly in heating mode for our client in Providence Village, TX.
During a routine heater maintenance visit in Frisco, TX, I cleaned the flame sensor on a gas furnace and replaced the dirty air filters. The flame sensor was covered in carbon buildup, which could have led to ignition issues. The system is now running reliably.
Responded to an emergency call for a malfunctioning heater during a cold spell. Diagnosed a faulty blower motor capacitor in a York heater. Replaced the capacitor, reset the system, and tested heating output to ensure reliable performance.
Repaired a Daikin DZ18TC heat pump that was tripping the breaker. The compressor's start capacitor had failed. Installed a new dual-run capacitor and checked the compressor amperage using a clamp meter. Verified that the unit operated without further trips.
Troubleshot a malfunctioning auxiliary heat system on a Rheem RP17 heat pump. The issue was due to a burned-out heat strip relay. Replaced the relay and tested the system in emergency heat mode, confirming proper auxiliary heat operation.
Replaced an old gas furnace with a high-efficiency unit. Disconnected the existing system and removed it carefully. Installed the new furnace, connected the gas lines, and tested for leaks using a gas leak detector. Completed duct sealing and thermostat setup.
I installed a new Goodman heat pump in Prosper. The old system was inefficient and outdated. After removing the old unit, I installed the new Goodman model, connected all the necessary lines, and ran system diagnostics. The new heat pump is working efficiently, providing optimal comfort.
Today, I completed heating maintenance on a Carrier furnace in Denton. I inspected the heat exchanger, cleaned the burners, and replaced the air filter. I also tested the gas pressure and verified the thermostat calibration. The furnace is now ready for the colder months ahead.
I performed heating maintenance on a Lennox Elite EL296 gas furnace in Denton, TX last evening, ensuring it was ready for winter. I started by inspecting the heat exchanger for cracks and cleaning the burners to ensure proper combustion. I replaced the air filter with a 20x25x1 high-efficiency filter and lubricated the blower motor. The flame sensor was polished, and the gas valve was calibrated for optimal operation. Finally, I tested the safety switches and thermostat for functionality. The system passed all diagnostic tests and was running efficiently, providing reliable heating for the customer.
In Aubrey, TX, I repaired a Trane XR95 gas furnace that was not igniting properly. I replaced a faulty igniter with an OEM part, cleaned the flame sensor, and inspected the burners for buildup. After testing, the system was operating efficiently and safely for reliable heating.
I completed a heat tune-up on a Carrier gas furnace for a customer in Krugerville. First, I inspected and cleaned the flame sensor and burners to maintain proper combustion. I then tested the blower motor for optimal airflow and ensured the gas pressure was within manufacturer specifications. I also verified the heat exchanger was free from cracks. Lastly, I adjusted the thermostat settings and tested the system’s overall operation to confirm proper heating performance throughout the home.
Repaired Lennox EL296V two-stage furnace with no heat complaint in Denton. Diagnosed failed pressure switch using digital manometer. Replaced switch with OEM part 103935-03. Cleaned flame sensor with fine-grit sandpaper. Verified inducer motor operation. Checked all limit switches. Adjusted blower speed for proper temperature rise. Cycled system through both stages to ensure proper operation. Restored heat to residence.