Expert HVAC Service in Owensboro, KY

Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance inspection per customer request to examine HVAC equipment located in closet space. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up service including visual inspection of system components, verified proper operation of all mechanical and electrical elements, and documented equipment condition through photographic records. No issues or deficiencies identified during maintenance visit; system operating within normal parameters.

# HVAC Install - Complete System Successfully installed a complete 2-ton Lennox 16 SEER heat pump system with matching air handler. The installation included mounting and connecting the outdoor heat pump unit and indoor air handler, establishing proper refrigerant lines, and completing all electrical connections at the breaker panel. Performed comprehensive system commissioning using a Fieldpiece SMAN manifold gauge to verify refrigerant charge, pressures, and system temperatures, ensuring optimal performance parameters were achieved. All electrical connections were properly terminated with appropriate wire nuts and circuit protection installed per manufacturer specifications and local electrical codes. System was tested for proper operation in both heating and cooling modes, with all readings confirming the unit is functioning within factory specifications.

Completed annual platinum level maintenance on a single HVAC system with an Aprilaire Model 2200 media air cleaner. Performed comprehensive system inspection, verified proper operation of all components, and documented equipment condition with photographs. System found to be operating within normal parameters with no immediate service concerns identified.

Completed annual Platinum Level maintenance on a single HVAC system installed in April 2026. Performed comprehensive inspection of evaporator coil, noting accumulated dust and residue on aluminum fins, and examined control board assembly including motor control circuitry and all wire connections. Verified proper operation of all electrical components, checked refrigerant levels, and replaced home air filter. All system components found to be functioning within normal parameters. Unit operating efficiently with no immediate repairs required.

Completed installation of a 50-gallon State brand residential water heater in utility closet alongside existing Bryant HVAC furnace unit. Connected copper supply lines, gas piping, pressure relief valve, and flexible metal venting, ensuring all connections meet code requirements and manufacturer specifications for safe operation.

Completed installation of electrical transfer switch system under permit 20261788. Installed new meter socket panel and transfer switch panel on exterior wall with proper conduit runs and weatherhead connections. Wired internal transfer switch components including circuit breakers, control relays, and associated branch circuits with appropriate color-coded conductors and proper terminations. All electrical connections were secured, panels were properly grounded, and installation was completed in accordance with NEC requirements and local code specifications.

Conducted comprehensive HVAC system replacement estimate for residential property. Evaluated existing upflow furnace configuration and assessed current electrical panel capacity, documenting 60-amp circuit availability and breaker conditions. Measured existing equipment dimensions (147" height x 22" width x 24" depth) and plenum specifications, calculated total height requirements at 96" with coil positioning at 63.5" from base, and verified ductwork connections including 12x20 return grill specifications to provide accurate replacement system recommendations.

Conducted comprehensive electrical estimate for whole-house generator installation at residential property equipped with 200-amp breaker panel and natural gas service. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure, documented main breaker panel specifications, and assessed outdoor installation location on rear patio adjacent to French doors for optimal generator placement and utility connections. Provided detailed recommendations for generator sizing, transfer switch installation, and required electrical modifications to integrate standby power system with existing 240V AC service.

Responded to no cooling call on 6-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condensing unit was not energizing while thermostat was calling for cooling with proper airflow from indoor unit. Performed diagnostic testing and identified failed run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan motor operation. Removed defective capacitor and installed replacement unit with proper microfarad rating and voltage specifications. Cycled system through complete cooling cycle, verified proper compressor amperage draw, confirmed condenser fan motor operation, and validated system cooling performance with normal temperature differential across evaporator coil. System restored to full operational status.

Completed planned duo maintenance on two 12-year-old HVAC systems. Performed comprehensive inspection of both furnace units located in basement utility area, checked all operational components, replaced air filters, and verified proper ductwork connections. Noted moisture condensation present on metal ductwork, which is normal for the environmental conditions. Both systems operating within manufacturer specifications with all safety controls functioning properly.

Completed full HVAC system installation consisting of a 3-ton, 17 SEER Lennox outdoor condensing unit (Model ML17KC2-036-230A02) paired with a 97% efficiency Lennox gas furnace and matching evaporator coil. The outdoor unit was factory-charged with R-454B refrigerant and installed per manufacturer specifications. Indoor equipment was mounted on a wooden platform in the utility closet, with the furnace positioned below the evaporator coil assembly. Installed complete condensate drain system using white PVC piping with proper trap configuration and routing. Connected metallic flexible supply duct from the furnace plenum and installed rigid metal return ductwork. Completed all electrical connections including dedicated disconnect and proper grounding. Verified system startup, confirmed proper airflow, checked refrigerant charge, and tested all safety controls for proper operation.

Completed annual Platinum Level maintenance on a 6-year-old residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit and associated ductwork in basement mechanical room, verified thermostat operation and programming settings, and replaced 24x25x5 air filter. All system components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Conducted replacement estimate for residential HVAC system with failed motor and furnace components. Existing unit dating from 2002 was non-operational and powered off at time of assessment. Documented exterior utility connections including gas meter installation and reviewed replacement options with homeowner present.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system for replacement estimate. Documented current installation consisting of air handler unit and furnace system utilizing R-410A refrigerant in utility closet configuration. Evaluated equipment positioning, ductwork connections including flexible aluminum ducting at ceiling penetration, refrigerant line routing with black insulation, copper tubing connections, and yellow flexible gas line installation. Photographed electrical control board (HOM-300) and all mechanical components to provide accurate replacement specifications and system upgrade recommendations for Green A+ efficiency rating equipment.

# Summary Provided second opinion on 17-year-old Ruud system with no cooling and excessive condensation in drip pan. Previous company diagnosed thermal expansion valve failure, which was confirmed during inspection along with significant condensation buildup on refrigerant lines indicating restricted refrigerant flow. # Work Performed Arrived on site and performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of non-cooling HVAC system. Verified thermostat operation showing room temperature at 77°F with set point at 74°F in cooling mode. System was energized but failing to achieve desired temperature. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and refrigerant lines in utility closet installation. Observed heavy condensation accumulation on metallic ductwork and refrigerant piping, indicating potential restriction in refrigerant circuit. Examined R-410A system components including furnace unit, electrical panel, and associated refrigerant lines with red valve handles. Confirmed previous diagnosis of

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no-cooling call with indoor temperature at 83°F and compressor not operating. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor unit and electrical system. Inspected control board and electrical connections, identifying issue with compressor circuit. Examined main electrical panel and verified proper breaker operation and power supply to HVAC system. Tested voltage at control board terminals and connection points. Documented electrical components and wiring configuration with diagnostic photos. Identified failed control board preventing compressor operation. Advised customer of findings and recommended control board replacement to restore cooling function.

Conducted comprehensive on-site estimate for tankless gas water heater installation. Evaluated existing A.O. Smith ProMax tank-style water heater and associated plumbing infrastructure, including copper supply lines, gas connections, and venting system. Assessed current ductwork condition, noting deterioration and mineral deposits on galvanized venting components. Documented electrical controls, mechanical systems integration, and utility room configuration to determine optimal placement and requirements for tankless conversion. Photographed existing installation, pipe routing, and structural considerations necessary for proper sizing and specification of new tankless gas unit.

Responded to no cooling call on 8-year-old residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor unit blowing warm air with outdoor condenser not responding. Verified no frozen coils or tripped breakers present. Inspected basement-mounted furnace cabinet and filter housing. Found 20x20x4 air filter in place with moderate dust accumulation. Diagnosed outdoor unit failure to energize as primary issue preventing cooling operation. Documented equipment condition and filter status with photos for service records.

Completed first visit of planned quarterly maintenance on mini split system. Inspected washable filters, verified proper airflow through ventilation components, and documented temperature differential readings showing system operating within normal parameters at 57°F supply and 135°F discharge temperatures.

Completed delivery and placement of 24kW standby generator unit in residential garage. Generator remains in factory packaging awaiting final installation and electrical connection to home's power system.