Tallahassee, FL HVAC Service

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.

I performed a summer time tune up on a Amana heat pump

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer time tune-up on the HVAC system. * Overall equipment condition assessed as fair. * Indoor unit located in the closet, identified as an air handler. * Whole home serviced by the unit. * Pleated 2-6" filter replaced today with a Space Guard 20x25 filter. * Condition of the indoor coil noted as fair. * Outdoor unit located in the back yard, identified as a heat pump. * Condition of the outdoor coil also assessed as fair. * Electrical components tested and found to be working properly: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring * No electrical components reported as not working properly. * Inspected components in good condition: * Blower Wheel * Primary Drain Pan * Secondary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires secured * No components reported in poor condition. * Carbon monoxide testing not applicable. * Return air temp

Today, I arrived on site to perform summer maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Here’s a summary of the findings: Equipment Condition: * Overall condition: Good * Indoor unit type: Air Handler located in a closet Filtration: * Filter type: Pleated 1", replaced today * Filter size: 16x20x1 Indoor Coil: * Condition: Fair and clean Outdoor Unit: * Location: Side of house * Type: Heat Pump * Outdoor coil condition: Good and clean Electrical Components: * Tested components working properly: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring * Components not working properly: N/A Inspections: * Components in good condition: * Blower Wheel * Secondary Drain Pan * Primary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires Secured * Ductwork * Components in poor condition: N/A Other Observations: * Return Air Temperature: 76.0°F * Supply Air Temperature: 50.0°F * Condensate Drain System: Cleared drain line, c

Today, I arrived on site to perform summer maintenance on the HVAC equipment. Overall equipment condition: Fair Location of indoor unit: Attic, Air Handler Serviced area: Whole home Filter type: Pleated 1", 20x25x1 size Customer has spare filters but prefers to replace them independently Condition of indoor coil: Fair, clean Location of outdoor unit: Back Yard, Heat Pump Condition of outdoor coil: Good, clean Electrical components tested: Blower Motor, Condenser Fan Motor, Compressor, Capacitors, Contactor, Electrical Wiring All tested electrical components are functioning within manufacturer specifications Inspected components in good condition: Primary Drain Pan, Secondary Drain Pan, Electrical Wires Secured, Blower Wheel No components were found in poor condition Carbon Monoxide test: N/A Return air temperature: 67.0°F Supply air temperature: 46.0°F Condensate drain system: Cleared drain line, cleaned primary pan, tested safety switch Additional actions taken: Wore shoe covers, dus

Today, I arrived on site to perform a summer maintenance check on the HVAC equipment. Overall Equipment Condition: * Condition rated as fair. Indoor Unit Details: * Location: Closet * Type: Air Handler * Services: Whole Home * Filtration: Washable filter, washed today * Filter Size: 20x20 * Indoor Coil: Good and clean Outdoor Unit Details: * Location: Side of House * Type: Heat Pump * Outdoor Coil: Good and clean Electrical Components: * All tested components are operating properly within manufacturer's specifications: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Compressor Start Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring Inspections: * Blower Wheel: In good condition * Electrical Wires: Secured * No components found in poor condition or not working properly. Temperature Readings: * Return Air Temperature: 76.0°F * Supply Air Temperature: 53.0°F Condensate Drain System: * Cleared drain

Today, I arrived on site to conduct a thorough inspection and maintenance of the HVAC system. Overall Equipment Condition: * System condition rated as good. Indoor Unit: * Located in the garage attic. * Type: Air Handler. * Serves the whole home. * Filtration system checked and washed today; equipped with Accuclean filter. Indoor Coil: * Condition is good and clean. Outdoor Unit: * Positioned at the side of the house. * Type: Heat Pump. * Outdoor coil also in good and clean condition. Electrical Components: * All tested components, including blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, and capacitors, are functioning properly within manufacturer's specs. * No components found to be malfunctioning. System Inspection: * Blower wheel, ductwork, electrical wires, primary and secondary drain pans inspected and confirmed in good working condition. * No poor condition components noted. Temperature Readings: * Return air temperature at 75.0 degrees Fahrenheit. * Supply air temperatu

04/30/2025- I arrived on site to find the issue to not be HVAC related, the customers water heater is kicking out water. The water heater drain pan/drain line is catching and draining the water outside and onto the customer’s driveway. I have informed the customer and showed him the issue with the water heater. The customer is going to call a plumber to fix this issue.

Diagnostic; AC not Cooling. Inverter System; Air Handler ; Amana: Model AVPEC59D14AC - Serial 1803232439 Condensing Unit; AVZC180481AC - Serial 1903170315 Put the Thermostat in the Charge Mode to check the Refrigerant Charge. Found that the System was low of Refrigerant. Used Electronic Leak Detector to Leak Check the Evaporator Coil. Found that the Evaporator Coil was leaking Refrigerant. Pictures of the Evaporator Coil has been attached to the invoice. Wade Has sent estimate to replace the Evaporator Coil and the Refrigerant Wednesday April 30, 2025

Customer said that the unit serving the office area was not cooling. Found the secondary pan filled with water leading to the safety turning off unit. Cleared water from pan and found unit to not be cooling properly. Found the unit to be undercharged with high superheat and low sub cooling. Talked to Bob and he said to go ahead and charge the system to get it running. Filled system with 6lbs of 410A to achieve a superheat of 10° annd an subcool of 14°. Estimate is attached to replace evaporator coil for unit #11 model:FV4CFH4APF1N serial:2717A84550. Thank you for your business.

Customer complaint was of the system freezing up. I found that the blower motors control board (with blower relay) had gone bad. I added a temporary 90/340 and will come back out to install the OEM part.

I performed a tune up on the equipment. Testing system operations, component amperages, capacitor ratings, cleared the drain line, checked the filters, cleaned the condenser outside, and checked the batteries in the thermostat. The system is working properly at this time.

AC Refrigerant Pressure Adjustment: Poor cooling performance was due to incorrect refrigerant pressure. We adjusted the pressure to optimal levels, improving system efficiency and comfort.

AC Motor Lubrication: A noisy AC unit was caused by dry motor bearings. We applied lubricant to the motor components, restoring quiet and efficient operation.

AC Expansion Valve Adjustment: A faulty expansion valve was reducing cooling efficiency. We adjusted the valve to optimize refrigerant flow and improve system performance.

HVAC Maintenance Service: As part of routine seasonal maintenance, we checked refrigerant levels, calibrated thermostats, and tested safety controls to prepare the system for warmer weather.

AC Voltage Regulator Installation: Fluctuating voltage was affecting the AC system’s reliability. We installed a voltage regulator to stabilize the power supply and protect sensitive components.

HVAC Repairs: The HVAC system was vibrating excessively. We identified damaged compressor isolation mounts and replaced them, significantly reducing vibrations and stabilizing the compressor.

HVAC Installation Service: We installed a new ductless mini-split system to replace outdated heating and cooling equipment. The system was properly sized and tested to ensure maximum efficiency and comfort.