HVAC Service Reviews

I performed HVAC repair on a York system in Denton. The issue was a faulty capacitor that caused the AC to stop running. I replaced the capacitor, cleaned the condenser coils, and checked the refrigerant levels. The system is now operating smoothly and cooling effectively.

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 The old system was inefficient and outdated.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.

I performed a heat pump repair in Pilot Point on a Trane system. The unit wasn’t cycling correctly due to a broken reversing valve. I replaced the valve, topped off the refrigerant, and tested the system. The heat pump is now fully operational, delivering both heating and cooling.

I repaired an Rheem air conditioner in Krugerville today that wasn’t cooling. The issue was a clogged drain line. After clearing the line, I checked the evaporator coil for dirt and cleaned it. The AC is now running efficiently, providing consistent cooling.

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 repaired an American Standard heat pump in Aubrey today. The system wasn’t heating properly due to a failed defrost board. Replaced the defective part and checked the refrigerant levels. After running diagnostics, the heat pump was back to full operation, providing efficient heating once again.

We found a fault on the outdoor trane circuit board. Pilot point tx

In Little Elm, TX, I cleaned the ductwork in a home with a BrushBeast by Rotobrush system. The ducts were heavily clogged with dust and debris, impacting airflow and indoor air quality. I vacuumed all supply and return ducts and sanitized the system using an EPA-approved antimicrobial solution. Additionally, I inspected the duct joints for leaks and sealed them with aluminum foil tape for better efficiency. Post-cleaning airflow testing confirmed significant improvement, providing cleaner, healthier air circulation throughout the home.

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 Krugerville, TX, I cleaned a home’s ductwork system using a Rotobrush duct cleaning machine. The ducts were vacuumed to remove dust, debris, and allergens. I sealed all vents afterward, improving indoor air quality and airflow efficiency throughout the home.

I repaired a Goodman GSX14 air conditioner in Prosper, TX that was blowing warm air. The issue was traced to a low refrigerant level due to a leak in the evaporator coil. I located and sealed the leak, recharged the system with R-410A refrigerant, and tested the unit’s cooling cycle. The repair restored the system’s performance and ensured proper cooling.

In Denton, TX, I completed routine maintenance on a Carrier Infinity 96 gas furnace. I inspected the heat exchanger for cracks, cleaned the burners, replaced the 16x25x1 air filter, and calibrated the thermostat for accurate temperature readings. The safety controls were tested, and the system was confirmed to be ready for the colder months ahead.

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.

I completed a repair on a Carrier HVAC system today in Krugerville. The unit was experiencing airflow issues due to a faulty blower motor. I replaced the motor with a new OEM part and inspected the evaporator coil for debris, which was also cleaned. After testing the system, it is now running efficiently with restored airflow and cooling capacity.

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.

Performed fall maintenance on Daikin FIT heat pump system with gas furnace backup in Denton. Cleaned outdoor coil using coil cleaner and low-pressure rinse. Checked refrigerant charge, topped off R-410A. Cleaned condensate drain line with compressed air. Replaced air filter with MERV 11 pleated filter. Inspected ductwork and sealed accessible leaks with mastic. Cleaned flame sensor and checked ignition sequence on furnace. Calibrated Daikin One+ thermostat. Installed Daikin premium air purifier. Conducted static pressure test and adjusted blower speed for optimal airflow. Left system in peak condition for heating season.

Performed maintenance on Lennox XP19 heat pump system in Aubrey, TX. Found condenser coil heavily soiled, reducing efficiency. Thoroughly cleaned coil using foaming coil cleaner and low-pressure wash. Tested electrical components, determining voltage enhancement module was faulty. Replaced failed enhancement module to restore proper voltage and amperage readings. Checked refrigerant charge, airflow, and all safety controls. Lubricated fan motor. Calibrated thermostat. Verified system operation across all modes. Improvements to condenser cleanliness and electrical components enhanced the heat pump's performance and energy efficiency.

I drained the condensate pan in an HVAC system today in Pilot Point. The pan had accumulated water due to a clogged drain line, causing excess moisture. I cleared the blockage using a wet/dry vacuum and ensured the drain was functioning properly. After draining the pan, I checked for any potential leaks, leaving the system in good working condition.

I responded to a service call for an HVAC system that wasn’t cooling. After inspecting the unit, I found the condenser fan motor had failed, preventing heat from dissipating. I replaced the faulty motor with a new OEM condenser fan motor and checked refrigerant levels, which were within range. After cleaning the condenser coil, I tested the system, and it is now cooling the home efficiently.

I completed an HVAC repair for a customer whose system was not functioning properly. Upon inspection, I found that the blower motor capacitor had failed, causing the blower to not start. I replaced the faulty capacitor with a new 35/5 MFD dual-run capacitor, then checked the motor for proper operation. Additionally, I inspected the evaporator coil and noticed dirt buildup, which was affecting airflow. After cleaning the coil and confirming the blower motor was running efficiently, I performed a full system diagnostic. The HVAC system is now working properly, providing consistent airflow and improved cooling performance.

Today, I performed routine fall HVAC maintenance on a Trane XR15 system to prepare it for the upcoming colder months. I began by inspecting the heat exchanger for any cracks or signs of wear, then checked the blower motor and lubricated the bearings. I replaced the air filter with a new MERV 8 filter to ensure good airflow and improve indoor air quality. Additionally, I tested the thermostat and inspected the flue pipe to make sure the system was properly venting. After conducting a complete system test, I confirmed the HVAC unit is ready for efficient heating this winter.

I completed a ductwork repair for a customer who was experiencing reduced airflow in their home. After inspecting the duct system, I found several leaks and gaps in the duct joints, which were causing significant air loss. I sealed the leaks using mastic sealant and reinforced the connections with aluminum tape for added durability. I also wrapped sections of the ductwork with R-8 insulation to improve energy efficiency and reduce future air loss. After the repairs, I performed a pressure test to confirm that the system was now sealed. The home’s airflow is restored, and the HVAC system is running more efficiently.

I completed fall maintenance on a Rheem Classic Series heat pump to prepare it for winter. I inspected the reversing valve, tested the defrost cycle, and checked the refrigerant levels. I also cleaned the outdoor coil to ensure proper airflow and lubricated the blower motor. The heat pump is now ready for the upcoming colder months.

I inspected an HVAC system that wasn’t cooling properly. The issue was traced to a low refrigerant charge, likely caused by a small leak. I recharged the system with refrigerant and used a UV dye to identify the source of the leak. The unit is now cooling effectively, and I will follow up to address the leak if needed.