Reliable & Professional AC Repair in Clearwater, FL

Arrived to find indoor unit running but compressor non operational. Investigated system to find bad start cap and burnt compressor contactor. Made client aware and offered a start assist due to systems age and fact of system being extremely over heated. Cooled system down and installed new start cap contactor and start assist. Power system to find condenser motor starting very slow. Checked amp draws to find condenser motor over amping and only drawing higher amps the longer the system ran. Made client aware and he decided that if motor goes out in near future system Replacement was the better option at that point. Made client aware also I would credit back today’s repair if condenser motor was to go out within a reasonable amount of time so it was not money wasted. Today’s Task includes -Replacing bad start cap -Installation of start assist -Replacement of burnt compressor contactor

Primary Supply Trunk First Duct: 36W x 45L x 20H - 2 Sections Transition: 36W x 24L x 20H to 16H Second duct: 36W x 47L x 16H - 2 Sections Transition: 36W to 24W x 25L x 16H Third duct: 24W x 47.5L x 16H - 3 Sections 10 x 12" Drops 3 x 8" Drops Walked job with Josh

There is not power on the property House i vacant

Customer is not happy because he waiting for fix with the pull and coil clean. I don't the off8ce send me this call

Found condensate line with significant bacterial growth in condensate line. Client reports third party contractor removing time delay from thermostat. Recommended enrollment in prime membership in lieu of fees to clear line and reprogram thermostat. Correct accepted. All services completed and balance collected via check.

Diagnostic completed. Impacted condensate line on 2023 Rheem system. Called client and recommended enrollment in maintenance program with waived flush fee. Client accepted. Service completed. Office to send payment link via email.

On arrival found condensate line as well as evaporator coil heavily impacted. Flood switch held in place by biological growth and system flooding into return box and hallway. Evaporator is inaccessible for thorough in place cleaning and system is nine years old. Discussed options for coil removal and cleaning but noted risk of leak development after procedure. Provided additional estimate to replace coil instead of cleaning. Client expressed intention to move and does not want to invest heavily into system repairs or replacement. Client wishes to clean coil and enroll in maintenance plan only. Plan fee to cover cost of line flush and is non-negotiable. Condensate line flushed to allow system operation while waiting for coil cleaning. Deposit collected via cc. Please schedule cleaning for Thursday, August 21 at or after 11am.

Diagnostic completed. Condensate Line impacted. Client states can clear herself. Discussed maintenance agreement and offered to flush line free with enrollment. Client declined stating future of home uncertain. No further action necessary.

Collected necessary information to begin forming 15T split system replacement. Will follow-up when estimates drafted. ----- 8/13: Estimates drafted. Emailed, called, and sent text. Awaiting response.

Maintenance

no cooling, found system tripped on float switch due to clogged drain. Cleared and flushed drain. Poured water down drain to test. All operation is OK at this time.

Upon arrival, customer’s house was cold and cooling out of the vents. It was coming out 53 to 51 and some of the other rooms. The thermostat was reading 78° in the house and it was 76 when I put my temp gun next to the thermostat it was at 68° on the wall in the house. I showed both of the renters inside. They watched me check all temperatures. I let the Landlord know what was going on with the thermostat. She’s gonna have one of the renters change the thermostat out for her.

Customer called and said his machine turned off earlier but his work sense but his wife would like us to make sure that the refrigerant is OK so wants me to stop by for a piece of mind upon arrival. Customer machine is perfect levels and cooling properly.

Maintenance

Diagnostic completed. On arrival activated system and found air handler running. Condenser inactive, contactor engaged and capacitor measuring within tolerance. No incoming high voltage. System equipped with start capacitor. Located breaker panel and reset tripped condenser breaker. Condenser reactivated normally. Air handler and condenser are mismatched and both machines are advancing in age. Air handler is dated 1999 while condenser was installed in 2014. Advised client that system is overwhelming it's circuit and age is the primary factor. Steps have been taken to reduce compressor power consumption but the breaker still trips during demanding load times. Recommended client replace system before complete failure to provide peace of mind and to reduce system power consumption. Client wishes to discuss with spouse before making decision. Recommended enrollment into maintenance plan to provide services and discounts on any necessary projects. Client accepted, balance collected v

While on site for neighbor was requested to provide estimate for ducting repair. Ducting was damaged by pests, client has removed damaged ducts. HVAC system currently not operational. Provided estimate for requested work. Client to contact us when ready to perform work.

Client reports water damage to ceiling. Inspected system and ducting, found significant damage to flex system. Air conditioner dates to 2004. Requested client inspect damage firsthand and recommended complete replacement of HVAC system. Client understands necessity of project but must consult pest control and other trades to ensure newly installed systems do not become similarly damaged. Awaiting further communication with client before proceeding with project.

Performed system maintenance. Found operating with slightly lower refrigerant charge. System was installed extremely close to the ground leaving no room for P-Trap on drain. This will cause unit to drain properly and to hold access water. Ground is solid rock and can't dig to make room for P-Trap. Suggest raising entire system with another hurricane pad and re do drain pipe. In order to perform this task would also have to replace duct shroud and re work duct connections.

Summertime HVAC System Maintenance: As part of a M.A.C.H. One maintenance visit, I conducted a full summer HVAC tune-up. This included cleaning condenser fins, tightening electrical terminals, checking ductwork for leaks, and calibrating the thermostat for summer efficiency. These preventive actions improve performance and lower energy costs during the hot months.

- New Supply Plenum - 7 new supply flex runs - new return opening cut in wall w/return grill - balanced air distribution - hang all ductwork - R38 blown in insulation in attic (17 inches) - seal & mastic all ductwork - taxes, labor, and permit - Lifetime Craftsmanship warranty

Blew insulation in attic. Sealed attic access in garage

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Maintenance visit member

Did walk-through to get correct duct sizing for home.

Performed system maintenance. All small parts and equipment are operating to manufacturer specs at this time. Suggest keeping up with the regular maintenance.