Reliable AC Repair in Riverview, FL

Performed tuneup on AC system. Cleaned indoor and outdoor coils, flushed drain line, checked air filter, inspected blower wheel, checked temperatures, checked static pressure, checked refrigerant pressures, inspected all major and minor electrical components. Found biological growth buildup on outside of supply Plenum as well as inside air handler, system is low on refrigerant, which means there is a leak somewhere in system, outdoor capacitor is very weak, and compressor has high startup amps. Give client solutions for issues with system. Clients main concern is the growth buildup on system. They would like to discuss with each other and will get back to us when they decide to move forward. Also offered elite membership. System is running and operating at this time.

Found system holding water due to it not draining properly. Re did condensate drain and pump. Insured proper drainage before leaving.

Mother onsite client selling condo and is getting multiple bids on repairs and air distribution cleaning I went over options with mother and emailed recommendation to email on file mother to discuss options tonight and decide which option is best and will call technician or office with decision Repairs needed Blower motor with module old motor runs continuously Run capacitor condenser Contacted condenser Air distribution system impacted biological growth Interior air handler impacted biological growth evaporator coil and blower assembly Single uv bulb burnt out needs replacement

Systems are working great. Client wanted assistance on setting programs up in thermostats. Client also wants maint plan on both systems after 1st year is up

Showed up to homeowner‘s house system was not cooling properly upon further inspection noticed that the run capacitor was bad system is operating to manufacturer specs at the moment. Customer paid with credit card. Everything is good to go.

Performed system maintenance. Found capacitor bad on fan side. Most likely due to dirty condenser coil. Contactor slightly burnt and pitted on bottom tab. Suggest to replace capacitor and contactor for outdoor equipment.

Found condensate line impacted. Recommended flush free with enrollment in maintenance plan. Client accepted. All services completed. On reactivating system found AHU breaker failed. 30A Cutler Hammer 2-Pole style. Provided client additional estimate to replace breaker same day. Client declined citing ease of replacement. Balance for service completed via check. No further action necessary.

Condensate line remains impacted. Tenant reports prior system draining to wash basin in kitchen storage room. That line was connected to secondary pan of prior system, primary condensate line has likely been impacted for an extended period. Used vacuum and positive pressure to attempt drain flush but was unsuccessful at getting line to evacuate properly. Gravity line is original to building construction. Called service manager who recommended installation of condensate pump with copper line to bypass failed line as well as authorize substantial discount to installation. Discussed with property manager who wishes to discuss with property owner, property manager will likely seek second opinion. No further action necessary at this time.

System was not cooling due to float switch tripping. Water keeps backing up into drain pan and filling up float switch cup because of high static pressure. Getting a total of .71 static pressure between supply and return, the minute air filter is removed static pressure drops to .5, air filter, very dirty and very restrictive. Replace filter with a Merv five air filter to have less airflow restriction. Tested drain with water and flushed completely out. Cycled and tested system, all operations OK at this time.

Impacted condensate line.

Performed system maintenance. Found system #2 low on refrigerant approximately 2 - 3 lbs 410a. Thermostat wire is damaged/frayed with copper wires showing. This can result in low voltage short further damage. Disconnect box for system #2 also damaged. Appears the copper connection has welded itself stuck. System #1 also operating with low refrigerant charge. Approximately 2 -3 lbs low r410a. Performed leak search as part of maintenance with no apparent leaks found during the time of the visit. Was some oil residue on first floor evaporator coil, but did not find apparent leak with electronic leak detector.

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Returned and replaced filed blower motor. System restarted with 20° delta.

Diagnostic completed. On arrival found system set to cool not system seemingly inactive. Flood switch housing free of condensate. Found suction line entering handler frosted over, air handler sweating around coil. Coil is similarly frosted over. Set thermostat to off and called fan. Low voltage present at blower but motor does not spin. Motor has failed. Provided client with options to replace motor, install surge protection, and enroll in maintenance plan. Client chose to replace motor and install surge protector only. Deposit of $575 collected, balance to be collected on repair. Replacement parts to be located and, if locally available, repair to take place Monday as early as available.

Performed system maintenance. Found system operating slightly under charged. System is calling for 10° subcool target. Performed leak search as part of the maintenance visit with no apparent leaks found. Suggest keeping up with the regular maintenannce.

Came out for system not cooling properly need to have return put in but there is no way to add a return without putting machine back in place of where it was moved from

Came out for system not going correctly upon arrival found in R 22 machine that has zero refrigerant in it. Pressure is completely overheating and turning the machine on and off .

12 Months No Interest: $667/mo 120 Months 9.99%: $107.89

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Diagnostic completed. Thermostat reporting poor cooling performance/system malfunction. Activated and inspected system. Condensate line clear, blower activates normally. Inspected condenser and measured refrigerant levels at 80/275psig, well under operational levels. Ensured coil clean. Provided client with estimate for leak search, client accepted. Searched both condenser and air handler, locating leak in evaporator coil. Provided client with estimate to repair system. Discussed system replacement options. Client wishes I return Monday morning at 9am to review options further. Balance for leak search collected via cc.

Performed maint Checked all electrical connections Starting components Amp draws on motors Cleared and treated drain line Condenser coils clean Freon pressures are to spec Made client aware that the starting component for the compressor outside is extremely weak and needs immediate replacement and that it is causing major stress to the mechanical machine. Client stated he has American home shield and if it breaks he will call them because he has a warranty with them. The blower wheel is extremely dirty and the evaporator coil is also passed the point of easily cleaning in place and needs to be cleaned with a machine and chemicals . Sent all options to client as well.

Performed maint Checked all electrical connections Amps in motors Freon pressures to spec Drain line cleared and flushed Condenser coils and pad cleaned All starting components test good There is an excessive amounts of growth inside system. Appears that previous tech that performed last maint had taken pics and from today’s inspections have gotten worse. Made client aware and what proper solutions can be taken.

No cooling, found bad outdoor capacitor and compressor has high startup amps. Gave client solutions for issues with system. Client wants to check with his warranty company to see if parts are covered under warranty. Client will call us back if he decides to move forward with repairs.

Condensate line impacted. Flushed at discounted rate. No further action necessary.

Performed tuneup on AC system. Inspected indoor and outdoor coils, flushed drain line, replaced air filter, inspected blower wheel, checked temperatures, checked static pressure, checked refrigerant pressures, inspected all major and minor electrical components. Client says that air handler is very loud and is sucking in air filter. Static pressure was very high. Getting a total of 1.15 inches of static pressure. Adjusted the fan speed and got total static pressure to .7 inches. Advise client to switch from a Merv 11 air filter to a Merv 8 air filter to reduce airflow restriction. System is much quieter now and operating much better after fan was adjusted. Also found a lot of slime and sludge in drain line, put some drain treatment in drain line And flushed it out with vacuum and water, there was some biological growth buildup in air handler, outdoor capacitor is weak, and compressor has high startup amps. Gave client solutions for issues with system. Client needs to discuss with landl