Chelsea, AL

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Performed a turnover inspection of the attic-mounted air handler and heating system, with the access panel removed to evaluate the control board, wiring, terminal connections, and supply plenum and flex duct connections. Inspection revealed a failed heat exchanger, and interior duct inspection showed fiberglass duct liner with dirt and possible microbial staining, along with disturbed attic insulation around the equipment. Documented findings with photos and recommended replacement of the heat exchanger and further evaluation of the duct liner condition.

Performed a heating system clean and check, including inspection and cleaning of the burners, heat exchanger, and blower assembly, and replacement or inspection of the air filter. Verified proper ignition, flame sensor operation, gas pressure, and thermostat calibration, and confirmed safe, efficient system performance with all components operating within manufacturer specifications.

Performed the second service agreement visit on the heat pump system, inspecting the outdoor condenser unit and documenting its condition. Found heavy rust and corrosion on the compressor shell, standing moisture in the base pan, and an accumulation of leaves, twigs, and debris around the compressor and coil. Recommend further evaluation of the compressor and drainage condition, as the corrosion may indicate ongoing moisture exposure.

Performed a clean and check on the HVAC system, including inspection and cleaning of the condenser coil, evaporator coil, blower assembly, and condensate drain line. Verified refrigerant pressures, electrical connections, capacitor and contactor function, and thermostat operation. System was running within manufacturer specifications at completion, with proper airflow and temperature differential confirmed.

Performed a scheduled preventative protection maintenance visit, including a comprehensive inspection of the system's major components and operating condition. Verified proper operation, checked electrical connections and safety controls, cleaned accessible components, and confirmed performance within manufacturer specifications. No deficiencies were identified, and the system was left fully operational.

Completed first service agreement visit on heating system with UV light under 12-month warranty. Upon inspection, discovered significant frost and ice buildup throughout the refrigeration compartment, coating the evaporator coil, compressor unit, and base surfaces. Photographed the cylindrical HVAC unit interior showing the copper evaporator coil with parallel fins, black hermetic compressor with copper refrigerant line connections, and electrical wiring. Documented the white condensate drain pan with center-mounted drain fitting assembly, copper piping with metal brackets, and moisture accumulation on pan surface. Verified proper installation of condensate pump with electrical connections. System components including evaporator coil, compressor, refrigerant lines, and drainage system were assessed for proper operation under warranty coverage.

Completed initial service call for new customer. Assessed property and discussed service needs and system requirements. Established customer account and provided overview of available services and maintenance options.

Conducted visual drive-by inspection of property to assess exterior conditions and verify site accessibility. Observed and documented current status of premises from street view without requiring interior access or direct customer interaction.

Completed service agreement visit for two HVAC systems (units 3H12A and 3H14A). This was the second service agreement call following an initial visit on 9/30. Performed warranty inspection on heating system, with air conditioning noted as out of warranty. No UV light system present on units.

Completed drive-by inspection of property exterior and visible systems. Conducted visual assessment of accessible components and documented current conditions for service evaluation purposes.

Responded to callback regarding SCSA unit. Upon investigation, determined the system in question does not belong to our service portfolio and is not under our maintenance responsibility. Customer was informed that the equipment is not ours to service.

Responded to callback for continuously running HVAC unit. Diagnosed and resolved thermostat control issue preventing system from cycling off properly. Verified unit now operates correctly with normal start/stop cycles and confirmed proper temperature control functionality.

Responded to initial service call and successfully installed replacement blower motor and control board. System tested and verified operational following component installation. Unit restored to proper working condition.

Responded to a service call for a no air conditioning issue. Upon arrival, determined that the unit model 7H7A is not serviced under our maintenance agreement. Noted that a UV light system was previously installed on the equipment in 2023.

Responded to callback regarding SCSA unit. Upon investigation, determined the equipment in question does not belong to our service responsibility and is not within our maintenance scope. Advised accordingly and documented findings for record purposes.

Performed clean and check maintenance on one HVAC unit for new homeowner concerned about high energy bills. Completed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, cleaning of components, and operational verification. Unit age unknown at time of service.

Performed equipment turnover for indoor air quality system and associated equipment. Verified proper installation, reviewed system operation and controls with occupant, and confirmed all components functioning as designed. Provided operational guidance and completed final commissioning checklist.

Completed first service agreement heating system inspection on 8H4A unit installed in September 2015. System remains under 12-month warranty and includes UV light purification system with SH20/HALO air treatment technology. Verified all heating components operating within manufacturer specifications and confirmed air quality enhancement systems functioning properly.

Delivered and installed a window air conditioning unit to the property. Positioned the unit securely in the designated window opening, ensuring proper fit and stability. Verified operational functionality and confirmed the installation met manufacturer specifications.

Completed installation of vent pipe and surge protector system. Properly routed and secured vent pipe to ensure adequate ventilation and code compliance. Installed surge protector to provide electrical system protection against voltage spikes and power surges.

Completed first service agreement visit for heating system. Inspected 4H4A heating unit which is not under our service coverage and confirmed system does not have UV light component installed. Documented equipment status and configuration for service records.

Responded to service call for blower malfunction. Upon arrival, diagnosed that blower motor was not receiving signal from control board. Troubleshot electrical connections and control board communication, identified faulty relay preventing blower operation, and restored system to normal working condition.

Completed installation of new American Standard gas furnace, PEAQ evaporator coil, and PEAQ heat pump connected to existing ductwork. Installed new thermostat, Aprilaire media kit with new media filter, full-size drain pan, and float switches. Verified existing electrical disconnect is functional and suitable for continued use.

Completed regular maintenance service on HVAC system. Unit was found to have no air conditioning function. Diagnosed the issue, performed necessary repairs to restore cooling operation, and verified system is now functioning properly.