Expert HVAC & Plumbing Services in Bloomington, IN

Responded to no cooling call on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, found thermostat displaying 81°F actual temperature with setpoint at 77°F, indicating system was not maintaining desired temperature. Inspected attic-mounted air handler unit and observed refrigerant line set and electrical connections. Diagnosed and resolved issue, restoring proper system operation and cooling functionality.

Responded to service call for tankless water heater that would not stay lit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the unit and identified ignition system malfunction preventing proper operation. Completed necessary repairs to restore functionality, verified proper ignition sequence, and confirmed unit was heating water effectively. Final temperature reading stabilized at 124°F, indicating system was operating within normal parameters and providing adequate hot water supply to the residence.

Conducted site assessment for ductwork relocation project in condominium unit, evaluating feasibility of converting existing underground duct system to overhead ceiling installation. Inspected current HVAC configuration including furnace/air handler unit in mechanical closet and exterior condenser unit, documented existing flexible ducting connections, and photographed equipment layout to develop comprehensive estimate for ductwork modification similar to neighboring units.

Completed HVAC estimate for full system replacement of existing outdoor condensing unit. Current unit operating inefficiently and requires replacement. Customer elected to proceed with replacement outside of home warranty coverage. Documented equipment model and serial numbers, photographed existing installation including electrical connections, metering equipment, and unit positioning against exterior wall.

Responded to service call for overflowing toilet. Upon arrival, inspected toilet bowl and drain assembly, noting visible staining and debris accumulation around the interior surfaces and drain opening. Examined the flush mechanism and identified blockage causing overflow condition. Cleared obstruction from drain line and verified proper water flow and drainage. Tested flush cycle multiple times to ensure complete resolution of overflow issue. Toilet restored to normal operating condition with no further signs of backup or overflow.

Completed monthly Comfort Care maintenance on residential cooling system, performing comprehensive inspection and preventive service procedures per basic cooling visit protocol. System evaluated and serviced to ensure optimal performance and efficiency for continued reliable operation. Air filter replacement required by customer (16x25x4 size not included in basic service plan).

Completed basic monthly maintenance on two cooling systems in preparation for customer's extended summer absence. Performed standard inspection procedures on both units, including exterior Carrier condensing unit and indoor air handler with refrigerant line connections. Noted that standard 20x25x4 and 20x20x4 filters were not included in this service visit.

Responded to service call for sump pump running continuously, overheating, and emitting audible alarm signals. Upon arrival, inspected Sentry brand sump pump control system and pump assembly that had been unplugged by homeowner as precautionary measure. Diagnosed malfunctioning float switch causing pump to run without cycling off, resulting in motor overheating and triggering thermal overload protection alarm. Tested control panel indicators and verified electrical connections at wall-mounted Sentry control box. Replaced defective float switch assembly and recalibrated float mechanism to ensure proper activation at correct water levels. Cleaned sump basin of accumulated debris that was interfering with float operation. Reconnected power supply, filled basin with water, and performed multiple operational cycles to confirm proper pump activation and shut-off sequence. Verified all alarm indicators cleared and motor temperature returned to normal operating range.

# HVAC Service Report Responded to no cooling call for Bryant air conditioning system less than 10 years old. Upon arrival, found thermostat calling for cooling with indoor temperature reading 78°F and setpoint at 70°F, indicating system was not satisfying demand. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and verified compressor and condenser fan motor operation. System restored to normal cooling operation. Verified proper airflow at indoor unit and confirmed thermostat communication with equipment. System cycling properly and achieving desired temperature setpoint at time of departure.

# HVAC Service Call - No Cooling Issue Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of heating and cooling equipment. Removed access panel to inspect internal components and electrical connections. Found multiple wiring concerns requiring attention within the unit cabinet. Inspected blower motor assembly, capacitor housing, and control board connections. Examined color-coded wiring including power supply lines and low-voltage control circuits. Verified proper wire terminations at circuit board and component connections. Checked for loose connections, damaged insulation, or signs of overheating on electrical wiring. Evaluated condition of wire nuts and splice connections. Assessed overall system functionality and identified age-related wear on components. Documented equipment condition through photographic evidence showing internal wiring configuration and component layout. Given the age of the system and findings during i

# HVAC Service Call - No Cooling Complaint Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system over 10 years old. Upon arrival, found outdoor condensing unit heavily obstructed by overgrown vegetation and debris accumulation in mulch bed surrounding equipment. Unit showed signs of age-related deterioration including oxidation on refrigerant lines and general weathering of components. Cleared dense grass and weeds growing around condenser cabinet that were blocking airflow to unit and restricting proper ventilation through side panels. Removed leaves, organic debris, and accumulated material from around equipment base and refrigerant line penetrations. Inspected condenser coil fins which displayed discoloration and contamination buildup. Assessed refrigerant line insulation condition - noted degradation and exposure on suction line. Examined electrical disconnect and service panel mounted on exterior wall for proper operation. Performed visual inspection of all

Responded to a clogged main drain line service call. Successfully cleared the blockage by pulling and resetting the toilet to access the main line, restoring proper drainage to the plumbing system. Post-service testing confirmed all fixtures were draining properly with no backup issues.

Responded to no-cooling call on 2-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Upon arrival, accessed unit using key left under doormat as tenant was not present. Conducted visual inspection of condenser unit and identified dark burnt spot on electrical components, confirming suspected electrical failure. Documented extensive corrosion and rust staining on condenser base plate and mounting surfaces, along with oxidized copper refrigerant lines indicating moisture exposure. Photographed damaged electrical connector and motor assembly showing signs of thermal damage. System requires electrical component replacement to restore operation.

Performed second opinion evaluation on residential air conditioning system with low refrigerant charge. System assessment revealed R-22 refrigerant level at 5 pounds with a total requirement of 7 pounds to achieve proper operating pressures. Added 2 pounds of R-22 refrigerant to bring system to manufacturer specifications. Customer acknowledged potential leak in system but declined leak detection and repair services at this time, requesting only refrigerant recharge to maintain cooling function for short-term use.

Responded to call regarding leaking hot water shut-off valve beneath bathroom vanity. Upon inspection, discovered significant corrosion and deterioration on the hot water angle stop valve, with visible rust and coating failure causing the leak. Shut off main water supply and replaced the corroded hot water valve with new chrome-plated angle stop. Additionally, per customer request, disconnected plumbing supply lines and removed existing bathroom vanity cabinet to prepare area for future installation.

Responded to no-power condition on HVAC system less than 6 years old with blank thermostat display. Diagnosed complete loss of power to both thermostat and outdoor unit, inspected control board wiring connections and blower assembly, and documented electrical connections within air handler cabinet. Restored power to system and verified proper operation of all components.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on 2-year-old Carrier CVPH42414XMCAA heat pump system utilizing R-410A refrigerant. Performed diagnostic evaluation following previous service attempt by another contractor. Verified thermostat operation at Black+Decker digital control showing 76°F display with proper power and communication to system. Inspected outdoor unit specifications and confirmed proper model identification, refrigerant type, and TXV configuration per manufacturer labeling.

# HVAC Maintenance - Cooling System Service Completed comprehensive cooling system maintenance including outdoor condenser unit inspection and indoor air handler service. Installed two 16x20x1 basic monthly air filters as part of routine maintenance protocol. Documented coil condition with UV lighting inspection and noted requirement for UV dye leak detection scan during next scheduled maintenance visit to monitor refrigerant system integrity. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures on residential split-system air conditioning unit. Exterior condenser unit inspection confirmed proper installation on concrete pad with adequate clearance and drainage. Verified fan operation and heat exchanger coil condition. Interior air handler components inspected under specialized lighting to assess coil cleanliness and identify potential refrigerant leak points requiring follow-up dye trace analysis.

Completed repipe of bellied section in drain line located in crawl space. Removed deteriorated portion of drainage piping that had developed a sag, causing improper flow and potential backup issues. Installed new white PVC drainage pipe with proper slope and support to ensure adequate drainage performance. New piping was secured to floor joists using appropriate hangers and strapping to prevent future settling or movement. All connections were properly solvent-welded per code requirements. Verified proper flow and drainage upon completion. Work area was accessed through crawl space with existing HVAC ductwork and insulation in place.

Responded to customer complaint of potent odor emanating from furnace system. Diagnosed indoor air quality issue and installed UV light sanitization system in HVAC ductwork to eliminate odor-causing bacteria, mold, and other biological contaminants at the source.