AC & Heating Repair in Calera, AL

Performed a clean and check on the outdoor heat pump condenser, inspecting the cabinet, coils, fan assembly, compressor, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. The coils showed no frost or ice, but the base pan had standing water with rust staining along the edges and corners, which should be monitored for drainage and corrosion.

Turned over equipment due to a leaking chilled water evaporator coil. Inspection revealed severely overheated and burned electrical conductors with melted insulation and arcing damage, along with corroded wire terminations, moisture/mineral residue on wiring, and rust staining inside the equipment cabinet, indicating water intrusion into the electrical compartment. Findings documented with photos; unit requires evaporator repair and wiring/component replacement prior to return to service.

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Performed scheduled service agreement maintenance on the heating system as part of the second visit under the maintenance plan. Inspected and serviced system components, verified proper operation, and confirmed the installed UV air treatment unit is present and functioning. System is under active warranty coverage and operating within normal parameters.

Performed a comprehensive clean and check on the system, including cleaning key components, inspecting for wear or damage, and verifying proper operation. All components were found to be in satisfactory working condition, and the unit was tested to confirm safe, efficient performance before completion.

Installed a new 3-ton furnace, including removal of the existing unit, setting and leveling the new equipment, and connecting the supply and return ductwork, gas supply, venting, and electrical. Verified proper gas pressure, ignition sequence, and airflow, then completed a full system startup and operational test to confirm safe, efficient performance.

Completed equipment turnover, including transfer of the unit and associated components to the receiving party. Verified equipment condition and operational status at handoff, with all items accounted for and the transfer documented.

Responded to a no-heat service call under the service agreement and performed a full diagnostic inspection of the heating system, including checks of the ignition sequence, safety controls, and overall system operation. Restored heating operation, verified proper cycling and performance, and confirmed the system was running safely and within normal operating parameters at completion.

Performed the first service agreement visit on the heating system, a 3H3A unit. Upon inspection, determined the equipment is not covered under our service program and no UV light system is installed. Documented the system condition and noted the findings for the account.

Performed first service agreement visit on heating system under active warranty, including inspection of the unit and UV light accessory. Verified proper operation of the heating components and UV system, confirmed safe and efficient performance, and found the system operating within normal parameters at completion.

Responded to a no-cooling complaint and performed a full diagnostic on the air conditioning system, including inspection of the outdoor condensing unit, indoor air handler, electrical components, and refrigerant circuit. Identified the cause of the cooling failure and documented the system's condition and any further recommendations for restoring proper operation, noting the unit was verified as being under warranty coverage.

Performed first scheduled service agreement visit on two heating systems, completing seasonal maintenance inspections on the 5-ton and 4-ton units (5H5A and 4H4A models). Verified system operation and checked the installed UV light, with both systems confirmed functioning properly and covered under the 12-year warranty.

Performed first scheduled service agreement visit on the heating system, completing the seasonal inspection and tune-up per the maintenance plan. Verified the system is covered under manufacturer warranty and confirmed the installed UV air purification light is present and operating properly. Unit tested for proper operation upon completion.

Performed a service agreement inspection on the heat pump system, including the outdoor condenser unit. Found debris accumulation in the base pan, dirty condenser coils, and significant surface rust and corrosion on the compressor top, and noted the detached fan blade assembly and guard removed from the unit during servicing. The system's UV light was also checked as part of the maintenance visit, and the compressor corrosion is recommended for continued monitoring.

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Performed a scheduled service agreement maintenance visit on both the attic-mounted furnace and the indoor air handler. Inspected the flue piping, refrigerant lines and filter drier, condensate drain lines and float switch, electrical wiring, and ductwork connections on each system. Noted surface rust staining at the base of the attic unit and on the air handler duct box, and documented system condition for follow-up as needed.

Performed a turn over indoor air quality service on the heating and cooling system, including inspection of the air handler, evaporator coil, and return/supply air pathways. Cleaned and sanitized system components to remove accumulated debris and contaminants, replaced the filtration media, and verified proper airflow and system operation. The unit was found to have no UV air purification device installed, and the system was left operating normally.

Performed the second scheduled preventive protection visit on a heating system with two heating units and two associated air handling components, completed under warranty with no UV lighting installed. Inspected and tested system operation, checked electrical connections, cleaned and verified components, and confirmed proper heating performance and safe operating condition at completion.

Performed a routine service agreement inspection of the outdoor condensing unit, including visual evaluation of the cabinet, coil surfaces, electrical disconnect, and line set connections. Removed the top grille and fan assembly to inspect the interior and found heavy surface rust on the compressor dome, corrosion and tarnish on the copper refrigerant lines, and standing moisture on the base pan. The condenser coil and cabinet exterior were clean and free of frost, ice, or physical damage, and the unit has been documented for further evaluation of the compressor and refrigerant line corrosion.

Responded to a no-cooling call under the service agreement and inspected the HVAC system, including thermostat operation, condenser unit, blower motor, capacitors, contactor, refrigerant pressures, and condensate drain. Diagnosed and addressed the cause of the cooling loss, then tested the system through a full cycle to confirm proper airflow and temperature differential. System restored to normal operation.

Completed Clean & Check service on residential HVAC system. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and found operational with proper airflow through coil fins. Examined condensate drain system on rooftop equipment, noting accumulated debris and staining in drain pan around pump assembly. Verified condensate pump operation and confirmed drainage lines were functioning. Checked electrical connections at disconnect box and unit wiring. System tested and left in proper working condition.

Responded to multiple callbacks regarding a water leak issue. Conducted thorough diagnostic inspection to identify the source of the ongoing water leak. Successfully resolved the persistent water leak problem after comprehensive troubleshooting and repair work.

Completed second Protection Plan Prevention visit on a 2-handle, 2-zone heat pump system covered under a 12-month warranty without UV light treatment. Performed comprehensive system inspection, verified proper operation of both zones, checked refrigerant levels, inspected electrical connections, cleaned condensate drains, and replaced air filters to ensure optimal performance and maintain warranty compliance.

Completed first Service Agreement visit following new tenant agreement established in September. Performed comprehensive system inspection and preventative maintenance procedures per agreement terms. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Responded to service agreement call for air conditioning system unable to maintain desired temperature, with home consistently running 4 degrees above thermostat setting on hot days. Performed comprehensive system evaluation on 8-year-old unit currently under 12-year warranty. Conducted diagnostic testing including airflow measurements, refrigerant charge verification, temperature differential readings, and electrical component analysis to identify root cause of inadequate cooling performance.