Tallahassee, FL HVAC Service

02/21/2026- I arrived on site to find no 24v being fed to the thermostat. After I verified that all safety switches were getting continuity I checked, re-connected, and rewired all thermostat wiring connections before testing if I had continuity. I confirmed that I had continuity so I restored power to the unit and it fed power to the thermostat without issue. I tested the unit in every mode of operation and have verified that it is functioning properly at the time of service.

Today I performed a winter time tune up on your HVAC equipment. Overall everything looks to be in fair condition. I started off checking the difference in temperature between supply and return air. I observed a return of 75° while supply air temp was 63°F. This is a little low for the efficiency rating of your unit, which tells me there’s something wrong. The filter was changed at today’s visit. Outside I checked the operation of the compressor, condenser fan and their respective capacitor. Everything was within manufacturer specifications. I finished up treating the drain with chemical to prevent a clog. Thank you for choosing

Today I performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Overall everything looked good. I started off checking the difference in temperature between supply and return air. I observed a return of 70° while supply air temp was 52°F. Right where we want it. The filter was checked today. Outside I checked the operation of the compressor, condenser fan and their respective capacitor. Everything was within manufacturer specifications. The condenser coil was hosed out with water only I finished up clearing the drain with the wet vac and a gallon of water. Once I was sure the drain was clear. I treated the assembly with chemical to prevent a clog. Thank you for choosing

02/20/2026- I arrived on site to find the nest thermostat in the guest bedroom to be faulty, causing the unit to only heat due to not sending voltage to the reversing valve. The customer had a replacement thermostat here and wanted me to install that. After I replaced the faulty thermostat with the customer provided smart thermostat, I programmed and configured the new thermostat to the existing equipment. I tested every mode of operation and verified that the new thermostat is functioning correctly in every setting. This unit is functioning and cooling properly now that the thermostat has been replaced.

Upon arrival, I found the customers system to have a reversing valve sticking, causing it not to cool properly. I was able to get the reversing valve to release and start operating properly. After getting the reversing valve working properly, I tested the system operations. Your system is operating properly at this time. .

Today we performed a summer time tune up on your unit,everything is working properly at this time .Thank you for your business. Tallahassee FL

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter tune-up on your system. Here’s a summary of the work completed: **Air Handler (Indoor Unit)** * Replaced the pleated 1" filter in the attic air handler with a spare provided by the customer. * Confirmed the indoor coil is clean and in good condition. **Heat Pump (Outdoor Unit)** * Verified the outdoor coil is in good condition. * Tested and inspected the blower motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, defrost control board, and electrical wiring; all are working within manufacturer's specifications. * Inspected the blower wheel, heat exchanger, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, electrical wires, and ductwork; all are in good condition and working properly. **Condensate Drain System** * Cleared the drain line, cleaned out the primary and secondary pans. * Tested the safety switch. * Confirmed the drain line is strapped and secured. **System Performance** *

02/20/2026- I arrived on site to find the unit working properly in cool mode but taking a couple attempts to start in heat mode. I found this unit to be very dirty and needing a cleaning( the customer doesn’t want one preformed at this time). I disconnected the power and tested the capacitor, relay, and transformer and found no current issues. The transformer is buzzing and warm but is still functioning. I re-secured many dirty connections and verified that all are secured. I then test the unit and the issue didn’t reoccur for the rest of the time I was on location. I informed the customer that the unit is currently working properly but to contact us if it happens again.

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Air Handler - Garage, Attic): Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. Noted filter size as 18x18x1 and 14x14X1. Customer declined filters and will provide their own. Observed the indoor coil to be in fair condition. Inspected the blower wheel, primary drain pan, electrical wires, and ductwork, and found them to be in good condition and working properly. Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump - Side of House): Observed the outdoor unit to be in fair condition. Electrical Components: Tested and inspected the blower motor, heat strip kit, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. All components are working properly within manufacturer's recommended specifications. System Testing & Adjustments: Measured a return air temperature of 73.0 Degrees Fahrenheit and a supply air temperature of 120.0 Degrees F

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Furnace in Attic):** * Verified the overall equipment condition as good. * Condition of Indoor Coil: Good, Clean * Washed the washable filter (18x18x1 pleated 1" filter). **Outdoor Unit (Straight Cool on Side of House):** * Condition of Outdoor Coil: Good, Clean * Cleaned the Outdoor Coil. **Electrical Components (Tested and Working):** * Verified proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring within manufacturer's specifications. **System Components (Inspected and Working):** * Confirmed good condition and proper operation of the blower wheel, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, secured electrical wires, and ductwork. **Condensate Drain System:** * Cleared the drain line. * Cleaned out the primary and secondary pans. * Tested the safety switch. **Me

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Attic): Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. Verified the pleated 20x25x5 filter was checked today. Determined the condition of the indoor coil is fair. Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump in Back Yard): Observed the outdoor unit to be in fair condition. Cleaned the outdoor coil. Electrical Components: Tested and confirmed the following components are working properly within manufacturer's specifications: Blower Motor, Heat Strip Kit, Condenser Fan Motor, Compressor, Blower Run Capacitor, Compressor Run Capacitor, Fan Run Capacitor, Compressor Start Capacitor, Contactor, and Electrical Wiring. System Components: Inspected and confirmed the following components are in good condition and working properly: Blower Wheel, Secondary Drain Pan, Primary Drain Pan, Electrical Wires Secured, and Ductwork. System Testing: Measured a return air temperature of 70.0°F and a suppl

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter tune-up on your system. Here's a summary of the work completed: **Air Handler (Crawl Space):** * Verified the unit services the whole home. * Checked the pleated 20x20x4 air filter (2-6"). * Noted the customer needs spare filters and requested we provide them for a charge. * Confirmed the indoor coil is clean and in good condition. **Heat Pump (Back Yard):** * Confirmed the outdoor coil is in good condition. * Tested and inspected the following electrical components, all working within manufacturer's specifications: * Blower Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring * Inspected the following components, all in good working condition: * Blower Wheel * Heat Exchanger * Primary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires Secured * Ductwork * Measured a return air temperature of 73.0°F an

02/20/2026- I arrived on site to find the outdoor unit tripped on a failed rotor lockout safety code. I verified that the equipment itself is within spec and I confirmed that the unit and disconnect is being fed 214 volts rather than the 240 volts that the unit should be receiving. I was able to reset the error code and get the unit running, however the issue still has the potential of showing up again due to this high voltage issue. This issue is not our jurisdiction since it is further down the high voltage circuit than the unit and disconnect boxes. Due to this I informed the manager to contact an electrician to find what is stealing the voltage. I the customer needs us for anything they can contact us but this is an issue with the high voltage being fed to the unit. The unit is currently operational.

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Garage/Attic): Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. Noted filter size as 20x25. Customer declined filters and will provide their own; current filter is pleated 2-6". Observed the indoor coil to be in fair condition. Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump on Side of House): Observed the outdoor coil to be in fair condition. Electrical Components: Tested and confirmed proper operation within manufacturer specifications for: Blower Motor Heat Strip Kit Condenser Fan Motor Compressor Blower Run Capacitor Compressor Run Capacitor Fan Run Capacitor Contactor Electrical Wiring System Components: Inspected and confirmed good working condition of: Blower Wheel Primary Drain Pan Electrical Wires Secured Ductwork System Readings & Adjustments: Measured return air temperature at 74.0°F and supply air temperature at 101.0°F. Cleaned out primary pan and cleared drain line. Tested sa

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Furnace):** * Verified the unit is in good condition. * Checked the pleated 20x25x4 air filter and found it in good condition. * Confirmed the indoor coil is clean and in good condition. **Outdoor Unit (Straight Cool):** * Verified the unit is in good condition. * Cleaned the outdoor coil, which is now in good condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed good condition and proper operation of the blower wheel, primary drain pan, secured electrical wires, ductwork, burners, exhaust flue, and heat exchanger. **System Performance:** * Measured a return air temperature of 71.0°F and a supply air temperature of 49.8°F. * Cleared the condensate drain

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Air Handler): Located in the closet, the air handler services the whole home. Checked the pleated 1" filter (20x20x1); condition is fair. Indoor coil condition is fair. Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump): Located on the side of the house. Cleaned the outdoor coil; condition is now fair. Electrical Components: Tested and inspected the blower motor, heat strip kit, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring; all are working properly within manufacturer's specifications. System Components: Inspected the blower wheel, primary drain pan, secured electrical wires, and ductwork; all are in good condition and working properly. System Performance: Return air temperature: 71.0°F. Supply air temperature: 106.5°F. Cleared the condensate drain line and tested the safety switch. Confirmed

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time tune up on the system. Here's a summary of the work completed: **Unit Inspection:** * Observed the overall equipment condition as fair. * Located the indoor unit in the garage. * Located the outdoor unit on the side of the house. * Confirmed the unit services the whole home. * Observed the condition of the indoor and outdoor coils as fair. **Component Testing & Inspection:** * Verified proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. * Inspected the blower wheel, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, and secured electrical wires, noting they are in good condition and working properly. **Measurements:** * Recorded a return air temperature of 76.0 degrees Fahrenheit. * Recorded a supply air temperature of 53.0 degrees Fahrenheit. **Condensate Drain System:** *

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Attic):** * Verified overall equipment condition as good. * Confirmed pleated 1" filter in place; customer to replace filter. * Observed indoor coil in good condition. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump on Side of House):** * Observed outdoor coil in good condition. * Tested and verified proper operation of blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, contactor, and electrical wiring. **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed blower wheel and primary drain pan are in good working condition. * Cleared drain line and cleaned out primary pan. * Confirmed drain line is strapped. **Measurements:** * Return air temperature: 74.0°F. * Supply air temperature: 100.0°F. **Additional Actions:** * Dusted and tested thermostat operations. View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-15F7-CAC999106B3C46B9AE10E7D880C3141D

02/20/2026- I arrived on site to find the condenser fan motor functioning properly and without issue, however the customer wanted to make sure that the noise of it running was no issue. I re-tightened the fan blade to the motor shaft to ensure that it wasn’t loosening. I also confirmed that the motor is functioning correctly and within electrical specifications. I informed the customer that the unit is working properly and wasn’t seized up at all. I informed the customer to keep an eye on the unit and to contact us if it either gets worse or stops working. However the unit is working properly at the time of service.

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Furnace in Attic Closet): Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. Noted filter size as 20x25. Customer will provide their own filters. Observed the indoor coil to be in fair condition. Outdoor Unit (Straight Cool in Back Yard): Observed the outdoor unit to be in fair condition. Electrical Components (Tested and Working): Verified proper operation of the blower motor, inducer draft motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, electrical wiring, and furnace control board. System Components (Inspected and Working): Confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, electrical wires, ductwork, burners, exhaust flue, and heat exchanger are in good condition and working properly. Carbon Monoxide Test: Tested for carbon monoxide, resulting in 0.00 PPM. Temperature Readings: Recorded a return air te

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Attic/Garage): Checked the 20x20x4 pleated filter and noted its condition. Inspected the indoor coil and noted its condition. Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump on Side of House): Inspected the outdoor coil, cleaned it, and noted its condition. Electrical Components: Tested and inspected the blower motor, heat strip kit, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring; all are working properly within manufacturer's specifications. System Components: Inspected the blower wheel, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, electrical wires, and ductwork; all are in good condition and working properly. Confirmed the condensate drain line is strapped. Cleared the drain line and tested the safety switch. Measurements: Measured the return air temperature at 72.0°F and the suppl

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Crawl Space):** * Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. * Replaced the pleated 1" filter (size N/A). * Observed the indoor coil to be in fair condition. **Outdoor Unit (Side of House):** * Observed the outdoor coil to be in fair condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and inspected the blower motor, heat strip kit, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, electrical wiring, and electric heat strip kit safeties; all are working properly within manufacturer's recommended specifications and amperages. **System Components:** * Inspected the blower wheel, primary drain pan, electrical wires (secured), and ductwork; all are in good condition and working properly. * Confirmed the drain line is strapped. **Measurements and Adjustments:** * Return air temperature: 71.0 Degrees Fahrenheit. * Supply air temperature: 115.0

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler):** * Verified the unit is located in the attic closet. * Confirmed the overall condition is good. * Washed the washable filter (size 20x25x4). * Confirmed the indoor coil is clean and in good condition. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump):** * Verified the unit is located on the side of the house. * Confirmed the outdoor coil is clean and in good condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring are working within manufacturer's specifications. **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed the blower wheel, secured electrical wires, ductwork, secondary drain pan, and primary drain pan are in good condition and working properly. **Condensate Drain System:** * Cleared the drain line. * Cleaned out the primary and seco

Today I arrived on site and performed a winter tune-up on your system. Here's a summary of the work completed: **Indoor Unit (FURN)** * Located in the attic. * Observed the indoor coil to be in good condition. * Confirmed the filter size is 20x25x1. * Customer has spare 1" pleated filters and will replace them. * Inspected the blower wheel, burners, exhaust flue, heat exchanger, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, electrical wires, and ductwork; all are in good working condition. * Tested for carbon monoxide; result was 0.00 PPM. **Outdoor Unit (SC)** * Located on the side of the house. * Observed the outdoor coil to be in good condition. * Tested the blower motor and compressor; both are working properly within manufacturer's specifications. **Condensate Drain System** * Cleared the drain line. * Cleaned out the primary and secondary pans. * Tested the safety switch; it is functioning correctly. * Confirmed the drain line is strapped. **Additio

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. UPSTAIRS AIR HANDLER Service: * Washed the washable filter. * Filter size: 20x25x5. * Cleaned out the condensate pump. * Cleared the drain line and tested the safety switch. * Confirmed the drain line is strapped. * Tested the blower motor and heat strip kit; both are working within manufacturer's specs. * Inspected the blower wheel, primary drain pan, secondary drain pan, and electrical wires; all are in good condition. * Dusted the return grills and thermostat. UPSTAIRS UNIT CONDENSER Service: * Cleaned the outdoor coil. * Tested the condenser fan motor, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, and contactor; all are working within manufacturer's specs. * Return air temperature: 72.3 Degrees Fahrenheit. * Supply air temperature: 56.6 Degrees Fahrenheit. * Restored power to the units. Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. DOWNSTAI