Tallahassee, FL HVAC Service

Came out and performed a one time tuneup on the Trane heat pump unit. I found that the system was not cooling and had low pressures at first. I gave an estimate to add 3 pounds of R-410A to the system and it was approved. I got the system cooling properly and performed a leak search. I found a leak on the top back right corner of the evaporator coil. I gave an estimate to replace the evaporator coil, but we will see how long the refrigerant lasts before moving forward with this repair, as it is very costly. I then cleared the drain line, checked the filter, and tested all electrical components. The system is cooling properly at this time. Thank you for your business.

Charged unit with 15lbs of 410A refrigerant after coil replacement. Thank you for your business.

Upon arrival, I found a customer system not cooling properly due to it being off on the primary safety float switch in the drain line. After flushing the drain line, the system came on and started cooling. I went ahead and checked the pressures to make sure it wasn’t low and freezing up. The pressures looked good. The system is operating properly at this time

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer time tune-up on the HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * Condition rated as fair. Indoor Unit Details: * Location: Attic, Closet. * Services: Whole Home. * Filtration: Pleated 2-6", checked today. * Filter Size: 20x25x4. Indoor Coil Condition: * Condition rated as fair. Outdoor Unit Details: * Location: Back Yard. * Condition rated as fair. Electrical Components: * Tested and inspected components working properly: * Blower Motor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Compressor Start Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring * No components found not working properly. System Inspection: * Components in good condition: * Blower Wheel * Primary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires Secured * No components found in poor condition. Temperature Readings: * Return Air Temperature: 78.0 Degrees Fahrenheit. * Supply Air Temperature: 55.0 Degrees Fahrenheit. Condensate Drain System: * Cleared

Customer said unit had frozen up, found a large restriction in air flow from a mesh used to catch large debris to keep filter clean. Removed debris and checked evaporator coil finding it to be dirty. Cleaned evaporator coil and customer signed up for silver level maintenance plan. Thank you for your business.

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer maintenance service on the HVAC equipment. Overall Equipment Condition: * Fair Indoor Unit: * Location: Garage, Attic * Type: Air Handler * Area Unit Services: Upstairs * Filtration: Pleated 2-6", replaced today * Filter Size: 16x20x5 * Condition of Indoor Coil: Fair, Clean Outdoor Unit: * Location: Side of House * Type: Heat Pump * Condition of Outdoor Coil: Fair, Clean Electrical Components: * Tested and inspected all components: Blower Motor, Condenser Fan Motor, Compressor, Compressor Run Capacitor, Fan Run Capacitor, Contactor, Electrical Wiring * All components are working properly within manufacturer's recommended specs and amperages Inspected Components: * Good condition: Blower Wheel, Primary Drain Pan, Electrical Wires Secured * Poor condition: N/A Safety Checks: * Carbon Monoxide: N/A * Return Air Temperature: 75.0°F * Supply Air Temperature: 56.8°F Condensate Drain System: * Cleared Drain Line, cleaned out Primary Pan Add

Today, I arrived on site for a routine maintenance check on the HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * Equipment condition is good. Indoor Unit: * Located in the attic as an air handler. * Services the whole home. * Filtration system checked today with a pleated 1" filter. * Filter size is 20x25. Indoor Coil: * Condition is good and clean. * Brush cleaned today. Outdoor Unit: * Positioned on the side of the house as a heat pump. * Outdoor coil is in good condition and clean. * Cleaned today. Electrical Components: * Tested and inspected various components including blower motor, inducer draft motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, and capacitors. * All tested components are working properly within manufacturer’s recommended specs. System Inspections: * Blower wheel, primary drain pan, secondary drain pan, and electrical wires are in good condition and functioning properly. * No issues found with carbon monoxide levels or other components. Temperature Readings: * Return air

returned and installed filter and made adjustments to airflow will check back in with customer next week

Diag downstairs unit not cooling/ I found the unit was out of refrigerant, I added nitrogen to the system and found the accumulator is leaking. Due to the size of the leak I can not get the system to hold enough pressure to search for other leaks.

Diagnostic/ upstairs system not cooling. I found the condenser fan motor not starting up. I manually rotated the blade and it started but shut down after about 15 seconds, causing the system to shut off on high pressure. I verified proper voltage to the motor, indicating a failed motor. Installed new motor and tested system operations. I let the system run for 20 minutes and checked refrigerant pressures and amperages. System is cooling and operating properly at this time.

Diagnostic/ Upstairs system seems to be putting out humid lukewarm air and a squeaky sound on another condenser. I checked the upstairs Trane system and found that we had airflow but it was room temperature air at first. We went outside and I found that the fan motor for the system was running but the compressor was not. I heard the relay for the hard start click but the compressor did not come on. A minute later, it did and the system was cooling. I checked the hard start kit and found the terminals to be badly corroded and the capacitor itself was weak. I replaced the hard start kit and the compressor fired off correctly on the first try. I then noticed that the drain line on the system had come apart outside. I put the line and trap back together and attempted to pour water through the line. The line was clogged and the water came right back up. I unclogged the line with a nitrogen blast. The system is now cooling properly. For the other system, we traced the noise to the condenser

Diagnostic/ system not cooling. Verified the blower motor is operating properly. Went to the outdoor condensing unit and verified it’s running. Hooked up my gauges and found the system low on refrigerant. Performed an electronic leak search and found a leak at the indoor evaporator coil. I do strongly recommend a quote for system replacement based on age of the equipment which is 20 years old and refrigerant type which is R22. I will get your information sent to our comfort consultant for a quote on a new system.

Today, I arrived on site to perform maintenance on the HVAC system. Equipment Condition: * Overall condition rated as fair. * Indoor unit located in the garage attic, serving the whole home. Filtration: * Pleated filter size of 20x25 CC replaced today. Indoor Coil: * Condition is good and clean. Outdoor Unit: * Located on the side of the house, type is a heat pump. * Outdoor coil is in good condition and was cleaned today. Electrical Components: * Blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring tested and are functioning properly within manufacturer specs. Inspections: * Blower wheel, electrical wires secured, primary drain pan, and secondary drain pan inspected and found in good working condition. Temperature Readings: * Return air temperature measured at 71.0°F. * Supply air temperature recorded at 54.0°F. Condensate Drain System: * Cleared drain line and cleaned out the primary pan. Additional Note

04/30/2025- I arrived on site and preformed the one time tuneup. The unit itself is working properly at the time of service, however the damper for one of the zones is stuck open. Leaving the one zone cooling at all times and the furthest zone without much airflow or cooling. I have sent the customer an estimate for the damper replacement as well as an estimate for the 20x25 Honeywell filter replacement.

Today, I arrived on site to perform maintenance on the HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * Condition rated as Fair. Indoor Unit Details: * Located in a closet. * Type: Air Handler. * Services the upstairs area. * Antimicrobial filtration used. * Filter size: 20x20, filter in good condition. Indoor Coil Condition: * Good and clean. Outdoor Unit Details: * Located on the side of the house. * Type: Heat Pump. * Outdoor coil in good condition and clean. Electrical Components: * All tested components are functioning properly: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring Inspected Components: * Blower Wheel and Primary Drain Pan are in good condition. * No components found in poor condition. Temperature Readings: * Return Air Temperature: 76.0°F. * Supply Air Temperature: 57.0°F. Condensate Drain System: * Cleared drain line successfully. Additional Note

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer time tune-up on your HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * Equipment is in good condition. * Indoor unit located in a closet, identified as an air handler. * Outdoor unit located on the side of the house, identified as a heat pump. Filtration and Coil Conditions: * Pleated 1" filter checked today, size 20x20. * Indoor coil is good and clean, brush cleaned today. * Outdoor coil is also in good condition and cleaned today. Electrical Components: * Successfully tested and inspected the following electrical components: * Blower Motor * Inducer Draft Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring * No components were found not working properly. System Inspections: * Inspected the following components, all in good condition: * Blower Wheel * Primary Drain Pan * Secondary Drain Pan * Electrical wires secured Tempera

Today, I arrived on site to perform maintenance on the HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * Equipment condition is fair. Indoor Unit: * Location: Closet (Air Handler). * Services: Upstairs area. * Filtration: Pleated 1" filter, size 18x18. * Indoor Coil: Condition is fair. Outdoor Unit: * Location: Side of the house. * Outdoor Coil: Condition is fair. Electrical Components: * Tested and found in proper working condition: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring * Defrost Control Board * No components were found not working properly. Inspections: * Components in good condition: * Primary Drain Pan * Secondary Drain Pan * Blower Wheel * Electrical Wires Secured * No components were found in poor condition. Condensate Drain System: * Cleared drain line. * Cleaned out secondary and primary pans. * Tested safety switch. Additional Actions: *

Diagnostic/ System not cooling. Arrived and found the house at 77 degrees with the thermostat calling for 75 in cool mode. I found that the thermostat was putting out the right low voltage signal but it was not making it to the condenser, despite there being no drain cut-off switches. I ran new thermostat wire from the air handler junction, along the basement ceiling, out through a pre-existing hole in the storm door and into the condenser. I tested system operations and the system is cooling properly at this time. Thank you for your business. Tallahassee FL

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer time tune-up on the HVAC system. Equipment Overview: * Overall equipment condition: Good * Location of indoor unit: Garage (Air Handler) * Area serviced: Whole Home Filtration: * Filter type: Pleated 1" * Filter size: 20x25 * Filter condition: Replaced today Indoor Coil: * Condition: Good * Cleaning method: Brush cleaned today Outdoor Unit: * Location: Side of House (Heat Pump) * Outdoor coil condition: Good, cleaned today Electrical Components: * Tested and functioning within manufacturer specs: * Blower Motor * Inducer Draft Motor * Heat Strip Kit * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Electrical Wiring * Contactor * Components not functioning improperly: N/A Inspections: * Components in good condition: * Blower Wheel * Primary Drain Pan * Secondary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires Secured * Components in poor condition: N/A Safety Checks:

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer time tune-up on the HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * Fair condition observed for both indoor and outdoor units. Indoor Unit Details: * Located in the attic. * Servicing the whole home. * Antimicrobial filter replaced today; size is 20x25. * Indoor coil condition is fair. Outdoor Unit Details: * Positioned on the side of the house. * Outdoor coil condition is also fair. Electrical Components: * Blower Motor, Compressor, Blower Run Capacitor, Compressor Run Capacitor, Fan Run Capacitor, Contactor, and Electrical Wiring tested and are functioning properly within manufacturer specifications. Inspected Components: * Blower Wheel, Primary Drain Pan, and Electrical Wires secured in good condition. * No components found in poor condition. Temperature Readings: * Return air temperature measured at 72.0 degrees Fahrenheit. * Supply air temperature measured at 52.0 degrees Fahrenheit. Condensate Drain System: * Cleaned out primary pa

Today, I arrived on site to perform maintenance on the HVAC equipment. Overall Equipment Condition: Good condition noted for both indoor and outdoor units. Indoor Unit Details: Located in a closet, functioning as an air handler. Services the whole home effectively. Pleated 1" filter replaced with customer-supplied spare filters. Filter size measured at 16x21x1. Indoor coil remains in good, clean condition. Outdoor Unit Details: Located on the side of the house, functioning as a heat pump. Outdoor coil also in good, clean condition. Electrical Component Testing: All tested components are functioning properly within manufacturer specs: Blower Motor, Condenser Fan Motor, Compressor, Compressor Run Capacitor, Fan Run Capacitor, Compressor Start Capacitor, Contactor, Electrical Wiring. No components found to be malfunctioning. System Inspection: Inspected components in good condition: Blower Wheel, Primary Drain Pan, Electrical Wires secured. No components in poor condition. Temperatur

Today, I arrived on site to conduct a summer time maintenance on the HVAC equipment. Here's a summary of the findings: Overall Equipment Condition: * Fair Indoor Unit Details: * Location: Garage * Type: Furnace * Service Area: Whole Home * Filtration: Antimicrobial * Filter Size: 20x20x1 * Condition of Indoor Coil: Good, Clean Outdoor Unit Details: * Location: Side of House * Type: Straight Cool * Condition of Outdoor Coil: Good, Clean Electrical Component Testing: * Tested and inspected the following components: * Blower Motor: Working properly * Compressor: Working properly * Blower Run Capacitor: Working properly * Condenser Fan Motor: Working properly * Compressor Run Capacitor: Working properly * Fan Run Capacitor: Working properly * Contactor: Working properly * Electrical Wiring: Working properly Component Inspection: * Inspected and confirmed good condition of: * Blower Wheel * Exhaust Flue * Burners * Heat Exchanger * Primary Drain Pan * Electr

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer time tune-up on the HVAC system. * Overall equipment condition is good. * Indoor unit located in the attic; it is an air handler servicing the whole home. * Pleated 1" filter was replaced today, size 20x20x1. * Indoor coil is in good, clean condition. * Outdoor unit located on the side of the house; it is a heat pump. * Outdoor coil is also in good, clean condition. * Electrical components tested include: * Blower Motor - functioning properly * Condenser Fan Motor - functioning properly * Compressor - functioning properly * Compressor Run Capacitor - functioning properly * Fan Run Capacitor - functioning properly * Contactor - functioning properly * Electrical Wiring - functioning properly * No electrical components are malfunctioning or out of specs. * Inspected components in good condition include: * Blower Wheel * Electrical wires secured * Primary Drain Pan * Secondary Drain Pan * No components were found in poor c

04/30/2025- I arrived on site to preform the diagnostic and found a water stain along the corner of the kitchen/living room roof. I felt the area from inside the house and the area is dry, there were no wet or moist sections where the stain is. The only HVAC equipment that is run near that area is the refrigerant line set, unfortunately it is impossible for me to get to that section of attic to verify what happening. The only possible way to check what is happening in that section is to have a drywall company come out and cut open that section of roof. I have informed the customer that she would need to contact a drywall company in order for us to inspect the area that stain is in.

Diagnostic:system was dripping water onto the ceiling, I found the secondary pan for the unit serving the master bedroom to be full of water , I drained all the water from the pan and identified the leak to be coming from an air gap between the air handler’s cabinet and the supply plenum , this cold air from the plenum and the hot air from the attic caused a large amount of condensation. I sealed the plenum with foil tape however I recommend completely sealing over it with mastic duct sealant, I also recommend replacing the secondary safety switch due to the other one failing to turn the system off.