HVAC & Generators in Shelbyville, KY

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2-year-old system with indoor temperature at 80°F and thermostat set to 72°F. Found outdoor unit running with condenser fan operational but system not cooling effectively due to severely restricted airflow from dirty air filter. Replaced air filter and verified proper system operation with adequate airflow and cooling capacity restored.

Completed scheduled AC tune-up and maintenance service on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive system inspection, electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings at condensing unit, and documented equipment condition. Noted significant vegetation growth obstructing outdoor condensing unit airflow, which can reduce system efficiency and restrict proper heat exchange if not addressed.

Completed Platinum Level maintenance on 6-year-old HVAC system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including temperature diagnostics using infrared thermometer, recording supply air temperature of 53.4°F at indoor unit. Conducted electrical testing at outdoor condenser unit using clamp meter, verifying voltage at 115.9V and amperage draw at 20.21A on system wiring. Replaced 16x20x4 air filter per monthly maintenance schedule. Inspected all electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and mechanical components. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to emergency call for active water leak in bathroom with water dripping onto light fixture below. Upon arrival, found leak originating from bathroom plumbing with water supply not shut off, creating potential safety hazard and ongoing property damage. Performed diagnostic inspection of bathtub area, identifying source of leak and assessing condition of existing plumbing fixtures including chrome spout, diverter valve, and drain assembly. Documented aging bathroom fixtures showing typical wear patterns, mineral deposits, and discoloration consistent with older plumbing systems. Shut off water supply to prevent further damage and completed assessment of affected areas to determine necessary repairs.

Completed scheduled HVAC maintenance on Goodman system including air conditioning tune-up and furnace inspection. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and system operation, tested all electrical connections and components for safety and performance. Inspected furnace unit for proper operation, verified gas line connections, checked ventilation systems, and confirmed all manufacturer specifications were met. System found to be operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Responded to reported toilet leak and flushing irregularities affecting one of two recently installed toilets. Upon inspection, removed toilet to expose flange and discovered deteriorated wax ring seal causing water leakage onto bathroom floor, evidenced by significant water staining on linoleum. Replaced faulty wax ring, reinstalled toilet with proper sealing, and tested flush mechanism to ensure proper operation and complete leak resolution.

Responded to kitchen sink draining slowly in 30-year-old home. Upon inspection of under-sink plumbing, identified blockage in P-trap assembly. Disassembled white PVC drain pipe system, cleared accumulated debris and buildup causing restriction in drainage. Reassembled all connections, verified proper water flow, and tested system to ensure complete resolution. Drain now functioning at full capacity with no remaining slow drainage issues.

Responded to complaint of loud humming noise from outdoor condensing unit on 5-year-old system. Performed diagnostic evaluation and confirmed system operational with cooling mode active. Verified thermostat settings at 71°F with proper communication to equipment. Measured supply air temperature at 53°F at register, indicating adequate cooling performance. Inspected outdoor unit and noted significant corrosion and deterioration on cabinet panels and metal surfaces, likely contributing to vibration amplification and noise generation. Documented equipment condition with photos showing extensive oxidation, moisture damage, and surface degradation on unit housing.

Completed comprehensive remodel estimate and evaluation for unoccupied farmhouse constructed circa 1949. Assessed ground floor bathroom and kitchen areas requiring complete demolition and reconstruction, including all associated plumbing systems. Evaluated structural conditions including wall deterioration, exposed brick masonry, damaged drywall, and water heater accessibility. Documented significant wall damage with material separation at painted surface and brick junction, debris accumulation, and deteriorated substrate materials. Photographed active work area with protective floor coverings, exposed utility access points, and existing plumbing infrastructure. Identified potential mold concerns requiring further assessment and remediation planning. Evaluated back porch structure situated above unused cistern for necessary repairs. Provided detailed estimate for full bathroom and kitchen gut and rebuild, addressing all plumbing rough-in, fixture installation, and code compliance requi

Responded to master bathroom for clogged toilet complaint. Inspected two-piece elongated bowl toilet with standard flush mechanism. Removed obstruction from drain line using appropriate clearing tools, restoring proper drainage and flush function. Tested flush valve, fill valve, and flapper assembly for proper operation. Verified complete water flow and drainage cycle upon completion.

Returned to complete geothermal system repair following previous diagnosis of failed flow center pump causing intermittent system shutdown and no cooling condition. Replaced defective pump on flow center and performed pressure testing to verify proper operation and system integrity. System tested successfully with all zones operating normally and proper pressures maintained throughout.

Completed full HVAC system installation including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler with associated refrigerant lines and condensate drainage. System was charged with refrigerant, tested for proper operation, and verified temperature differentials and pressures within manufacturer specifications using calibrated digital manifold gauges. All condensate piping was installed with proper pitch and drainage to ensure efficient moisture removal from the system.

Responded to a return service call for inadequate cooling on a 4-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed airflow present but insufficient cooling with no ice buildup at indoor unit. Connected Fieldpiece SMAN manifold gauges to outdoor condenser unit and performed refrigerant pressure and temperature diagnostics, recording system pressures and superheat/subcooling values to identify cooling deficiency. System evaluated and appropriate corrective measures taken to restore proper cooling operation.

Completed comprehensive HVAC system replacement estimate for non-operational heating and cooling equipment. Assessed existing ductwork dimensions and electrical service capacity, documenting 50-amp and 60-amp breaker configuration to determine compatibility requirements for new system installation. Customer expressed interest in financing options for complete system replacement.

Successfully installed a new 50-gallon residential water heater in the basement utility area. The installation included proper copper piping connections, pressure relief valve, and metal vent pipe configuration in compliance with plumbing codes. The unit was positioned and secured against the wall with all manufacturer specifications verified and operational testing completed to ensure proper functionality.

Responded to service call for garage refrigerator repeatedly tripping circuit breaker. Inspected main electrical panel and identified affected circuit breaker serving garage outlets. Verified panel condition, proper labeling, and circuit load distribution to determine cause of nuisance tripping and ensure safe operation of dedicated appliance circuit.

Responded to service call for 50-gallon Whirlpool gas water heater with no hot water production in detached shed. Performed diagnostic inspection of unit and associated components including gas control valve, burner assembly, thermocouple, pilot light, and venting system. Assessed copper supply lines, corrugated flex connector, shut-off valves, and temperature-pressure relief valve for proper operation. Documented current condition of water heater with photos showing installation configuration, gas connections, and safety labeling. Provided customer with diagnostic findings and repair versus replacement options based on age and condition of existing equipment.

Responded to report of gas odor near fireplace. Conducted comprehensive gas leak detection survey of accessible gas piping system, including lines servicing fireplace appliance in basement area. Performed visual inspection of exposed gas piping, fittings, and connections along walls and floor-mounted runs. Utilized gas detection equipment to test all accessible joints, valves, and pipe connections. No active gas leaks detected during pressure testing and leak survey. Verified all connections secure and system maintaining proper pressure. Documented piping configuration and condition with photographic evidence for service records.

Responded to service call for breaker tripping when air compressor operates in garage. Inspected electrical outlet and circuit configuration, documented existing wiring setup with outlet serving dual loads. Diagnosed circuit overload condition caused by air compressor drawing excessive amperage on shared circuit, requiring dedicated circuit installation or load redistribution to prevent nuisance tripping.

Completed water heater replacement by draining and removing the existing tank from the residential utility room. Installed a new AC Smith ProLine 50-gallon short water heater utilizing the original shut-off valve and existing plumbing connections. Installed a new temperature and pressure relief valve with discharge pipe properly terminated to within 6 inches of the floor per code requirements. Reconnected copper supply lines with brass fittings and verified proper gas line connection to the control valve. Unit tested and confirmed operational with no leaks detected at connections.