Heating, Cooling & Indoor Air Quality in Boonville, IN

Responded to service call for air conditioning system not cooling with visible ice and frost accumulation on both outdoor unit and indoor furnace area. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system evaluation and documented existing equipment installation. Conducted load calculation analysis revealing cooling load of 35,220 BTU and heating load of 55,053 BTU for the residence. Assessment identified freezing condition affecting system performance, with ice buildup preventing proper refrigerant flow and heat exchange. Documented outdoor condensing unit installation and current system configuration for service records and future reference.

Completed annual Platinum Level maintenance on 9-year-old HVAC system during second visit of the service period. Performed comprehensive inspection of Aspen refrigerant evaporator coil (Model CG36B3417SR157) with R-410A refrigerant and confirmed proper operation. Accessed furnace unit and thoroughly inspected internal components including heat exchanger assembly, burner components, blower motor assembly, gas valves, pressure switches, and control board with all electrical connections. Verified all wiring connections across upper and lower compartments remained secure and properly terminated. Inspected condensate drain line for proper drainage. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing all major components and manufacturer specifications. System operational and ready for continued service with renewal period approaching.

Responded to no-cool service call on 11-year-old system with frost buildup and complete failure to power on. Upon arrival, found air handler in utility closet with extensive evaporator coil icing and unit unresponsive to thermostat commands. Accessed internal components by removing lower access panel and front cabinet to inspect blower assembly, electrical connections, and refrigerant circuit. Diagnosed frozen evaporator coil due to restricted airflow caused by severely clogged air filter and accumulated debris within blower housing. Secondary issue identified: faulty capacitor preventing compressor from starting, contributing to system shutdown. Removed obstruction from blower wheel, replaced air filter, and installed new dual-run capacitor. Allowed adequate defrost time before testing system operation. Verified proper airflow through supply vents, confirmed compressor engagement, and monitored refrigerant pressures to ensure system returned to normal cooling operation. Advised proper

Completed planned maintenance on 13-year-old residential HVAC system. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, verifying system voltage and component functionality. Inspected outdoor condensing unit with access panel removed, examining TITAN PRO capacitor, contactors, relays, and control board. Verified proper wire connections throughout unit including power and control wiring. System operating within normal parameters. Recommended 16x25x1 filter replacement for continued optimal performance.

Responded to customer complaint of inadequate cooling performance in upstairs zone of residence. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of ductwork in basement/crawl space area and completed Manual J load calculation for the 1839 square foot conditioned space to assess system sizing and capacity requirements. Load calculation accounted for directional glass exposure, shading factors, and design conditions with 75°F indoor setpoint against 92°F outdoor design temperature. Documented existing HVAC infrastructure and ductwork configuration to determine if system capacity matches actual cooling load demands for proper zone temperature control.

Completed Platinum Level planned maintenance on 7-year-old HVAC system during annual second visit. Replaced 20x25x2 air filter, performed comprehensive system inspection, and tested electrical components including capacitor voltage readings which measured 94.35V using digital multimeter. Inspected condenser unit's internal components including CoreSense diagnostic module and compressor diagnostics system, verified all electrical connections and wiring were secure and functioning properly. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Responded to no cooling call on 5-year-old residential AC system. Upon arrival, accessed outdoor unit control compartment and performed electrical diagnostics using testing equipment. Inspected control board, relays, and wiring connections for proper operation and identified the source of system failure, completing necessary repairs to restore full cooling functionality to the home.

Responded to no cooling call on 8-year-old residential HVAC system that was completely non-operational. Upon arrival, confirmed unit would not start and verified electrical panel breakers were in proper position with no trips. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and identified failed dual-run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan motor operation. Removed defective capacitor, installed new replacement capacitor with proper microfarad ratings, and restored power to unit. Tested system operation and confirmed compressor engaged properly, condenser fan motor running at correct speed, and unit achieving normal cooling cycle.

Responded to no-cool complaint on outdoor condensing unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of system with suspected pressure switch failure or low refrigerant charge. Conducted visual inspection of condenser unit exterior components and fan assembly. Performed necessary repairs to restore cooling operation, which included accessing internal components and utilizing specialized tools for service work. System returned to normal operating condition with proper airflow and cooling functionality restored.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old Bryant PLUS 90 system utilizing R22 refrigerant. Diagnosed low refrigerant charge as cause of inadequate cooling performance. Recharged system with R22 refrigerant to manufacturer specifications and verified proper operation of condenser unit and indoor air handler. System returned to normal cooling operation with no evidence of evaporator coil icing or other secondary issues.

Performed routine maintenance on State ProLine residential water heater, completing a thorough tank flush to remove sediment buildup and maintain optimal unit performance. Customer's plumbing maintenance membership was also renewed to ensure continued preventative care coverage.

Completed installation of a 3.5-ton, 15.5 SEER heat pump system with matching air handler in a modular home in Boonville. The outdoor heat pump unit was positioned on a concrete pad adjacent to the home's exterior wall with proper clearances maintained, and refrigerant lines were connected and charged to manufacturer specifications. The indoor air handler was installed vertically in a dedicated utility closet with appropriate supply and return air ductwork connections to the existing plenum system.

Responded to no-cooling call on residential AC system. Upon inspection, identified refrigerant leak at outdoor line set joint connection. System was low on R410A refrigerant. Added 2 lbs of R410A to restore temporary cooling operation. Documented severely corroded copper line set connections at outdoor unit with visible oxidation and patina formation indicating prolonged exposure to moisture and environmental elements. Repair plan approved to include: pump down refrigerant to compressor, repair leaking joint, pressure test line set and evaporator coil, perform vacuum, and rebalance system. Indoor evaporator coil leak test to be performed during scheduled repair visit to verify coil integrity before proceeding with line set repairs. System currently operational with temporary refrigerant charge. Follow-up appointment required to complete permanent repairs.

Completed platinum level monthly maintenance on a 5-year-old HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of evaporator coil assembly, verified copper tubing connections and refrigerant lines for proper condition, and checked electrical connections and controls. Replaced monthly air filter at return air grille location. Utilized digital diagnostic instruments to measure and verify system performance parameters. All components found operating within normal specifications with no deficiencies noted. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion of maintenance procedures.

Completed Gold Level planned maintenance on American Standard Freedom 80 furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of heating equipment, verified proper operation of all components, and documented system condition with photos. System is operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed Gold Level planned maintenance on 17-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including visual assessment of cabinet condition, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. Noted vegetation encroachment around unit perimeter that may restrict airflow if left unmanaged. Evaluated system operation and documented equipment condition with photographic records. Customer reported separate plumbing concern regarding leaky sink; advised that plumbing issue would require dedicated service appointment with appropriate trade specialist.

Completed annual planned maintenance on 8-month-old Lennox HVAC system including furnace and air handler. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using dual port manometer to verify refrigerant pressures and system performance, recording readings within normal operating parameters. Inspected all electrical connections, wiring harnesses, and control components for proper operation. Replaced 16x25x5 air filter and verified airflow through system. Conducted visual inspection of condensate drain lines, PVC piping, and flexible ductwork connections. All components functioning properly with no issues identified during this first annual maintenance visit.

Completed second annual Gold Level maintenance visit on 5-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of condenser unit, cleaning of exterior panels and coil surfaces which showed moderate dirt and debris accumulation, verification of refrigerant levels via copper line connections, testing of electrical components, and replacement of 16x25x4 air filter. System operating within normal parameters with no mechanical issues identified; all components functioning properly and unit ready for continued service.

Completed annual platinum-level preventive maintenance on single HVAC system installed in March 2024. Performed comprehensive inspection and service of all system components per manufacturer specifications. Verified thermostat programming and Wi-Fi connectivity status, confirming proper communication with smart home network (SpectrumSetup-X) and mobile device integration. Tested "Feels Like" temperature feature settings and reviewed system configuration menu including fan operation, heat/cool modes, humidity controls, and notification preferences. Collected filter size information for future service requirements. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Conducted comprehensive site evaluation for HVAC system replacement. Assessed existing outdoor condensing unit condition, electrical disconnect configuration, and main electrical panel capacity to determine equipment compatibility and installation requirements. Documented current system layout including conduit routing, power supply connections, and available breaker space for new equipment specifications. Provided detailed replacement estimate with energy-efficient equipment options meeting customer's requirements.