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Came out during ice storm to fix problems caused by rolling blackouts. Same day service call and excellent price, did not hike the prices during extreme conditions.
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ADON was fast, friendly and straight forward with all of my options. Great crew.
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Adon Air is always quick to respond anytime we call. Alex was our repair technician. It is apparent that he is very knowledgeable with AC diagnosis/repair. He was also very courteous and took the time to explain everything that he was doing.
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Great company, quick service, experienced techs, Will recommend to all!
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Chris did an amazing job and was so thorough. He taught me about my system which is awesome, we have had several different repairmen come out that never took that time. We will be using him for our complete ac/heat replacement because of his work ethic, honesty, and great customer service skills! Thank you to Chris and adon for your service during these hot Texas months.
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Techs showed up on time and did an amazing job with the duct cleaning! Everything looks amazing and the techs were very courteous and professional!
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Charles was awesome! We did a after hours call, got home and it was warm! He got there around 7 our scheduled time was 7-9! He was professional and did amazing with our curious kids and excited dogs! Everything was EXCELLENT!
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Jessie and his team did a phenomenal job. With the installation of our new TRANE system. I would HIGHLY recommend them to all my friends and family. Thank you very much ADON System!
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Arrived on site for quality control check. Initially found unit to be keeping up with set point Started inspection of indoor unit, found unit to be putting out a cold 55 degrees with a 20 degree temperature split. Inspected wiring connections and found no issues. Filter appears to be pretty dirty and I would recommend replacing this soon. No obstructions of the indoor coil. Tested drain lines and found a small issue with the negative pressure of the unit sucking up water. Added a cap to prevent this from happening. Checked refrigerant pressures and found them to be in range. Outdoor unit is leveled properly. Tested float switch to ensure proper operation of safety features and found no issues. Inspected line set and found it to be free of leaks or kinks. Homeowner has no concerns at this time. Unit is in good working order upon departure.
Preformed cooling maintenance. I tested all electrical components on the inside unit. All tested within manufacturer specifications. I treated main drain line with total c. Changed filter for client. Temperature across the coil was at 20 degrees. 57 supply temp and 77 return temp. I proceeded to the outside unit where I tested all electrical components and run and start amps for the compressor and fan motors, all electrical tested within manufacturer specifications and run and start amps were testing within range as well. I rinsed the outdoor coil. Unit was in good working order and cooling upon departure.
I arrived at our clients home for a no AC call. Our client had noticed it was getting warmer inside his home earlier this morning. He verified that the indoor equipment was on and working. Outside he saw that the condenser fan motor was spinning but could not hear the compressor running. I immediately checked and tested the outdoor unit and found a failed capacitor. I showed this to I Stephen and we discussed replacement options. We also discussed adding a hard start kit to the outdoor equipment to help keep the system running within manufacture specifications. He declined the compressor saver at this time. Once I replaced the capacitor I measured the temperatures at the indoor air handler. I also measured the amps for the various components outside. I showed all my findings to Stephen and I will send him an estimate for the hard start kit. The unit is cooling properly on departure.
Replaced thermostat under warranty. Programmed thermostat to system specifications and setup zoning. Tested zones to ensure they were set up properly. Unit came on and transitioned into second stage and began cooling the home. Unit in good working order upon departure.
Arrived on site, homeowner stated that thermostat would be unresponsive intermittently, but the unit was still cooling throughout. Thermostat was working properly when I arrived. I conducted extensive testing to try to reproduce the issue, however I was ultimately unable to reproduce the issue. No issues with the drain line. Advised homeowner that I believed the issue was with the thermostat as that’s where she was seeing the issue and the unit was still working. However, because I couldn’t reproduce the issue I could not verify for certain if it was the thermostat or the zone board. Homeowner is under parts and labor warranty. Advised home owner we could replace the thermostat and see if the issue persists. Unit in good working order upon departure.
I arrived at our clients home due to air balance concerns. Mrs Perez showed me the rooms that she had concerns over. The downstairs bedrooms were not getting enough airflow while the upstairs bathroom and other vents were getting too much airflow. I proceeded into the upper attic area of the home and first verified that the ductwork had manual dampers which would allow for adjustments to be made. All runs do have dampers. I then noticed the existing bypass damper to have several tight bends which would actually restrict the airflow. I further confirmed that the existing 5 ton unit is undersized for the 2800sq ft home. I presented all of my findings to our client and we discussed adding an additional supply run and vent that would not be attached to either zones. This would allow for airflow over the loft and living room space and simultaneously alleviating the airflow for the upstairs zone. With this new supply run we could also do a full system airflow adjustment and restrict oth
System is a 2021 gas system. Upon arrival, I found the compressor not coming on. I determined it was the capacitor. I presented options to address the issue. Customer elected to install a turbo200 and sign up for our service agreement. I evaluated the system once the capacitor was installed. The system is operational and cooling. 5 year warranty on the turbo only
Upon arrival, I found the outdoor unit not operating. After further investigation, I found that the 40/5 capacitor was bloated causing the outdoor unit to not operate. Customer approved replacement. I installed the capacitor and tested the system to ensure proper operation. The system is cooling with a 20 degree temperature drop. Informed the customer to give it a few hours to cool down inside of the house. The unit is a 2017 Trane Heatpump. It is not communicating or zoned.
Found oil residue on flare fitting connection on the outdoor condenser. Took a leak detector and confirmed it was refrigerant. Also proceeded inside to check around the indoor unit and did not get any readings. We will return on Tuesday to complete the work
Upon arrival, the customer stated she shampooed her couch and left for 4 days. Growth formation happened in the supply boots. I evaluated the cleanliness of the ductwork only per customer request. I found the system does have some build up in the ducts. While in the attic, I heard the drain gurgle, and I had a look. I found the drain looks like a clogged artery. The customer stated it drips outside. The plenums have a heavy layer of dust on it. The home has a humidity issue. Customer stated she had a smell that I can no longer smell. I assumed a refrigerant issue, but it was determined to be an undersized system. The home is around 1800sqft with a 3 ton system on it.
Upon arrival, I found that the primary drain is clogged. With there being limited access to the indoor unit, I found it was going to be difficult to get my nitrogen tank up there safely. The customer declined repairs and I was removed from the property without collecting the dispatch. The dispatch cost will be invoiced and emailed. I signed the signatures to allow closer of the dispatch.
I arrived to our clients home because he is having air balance issues particularly with the master bedroom zone. The master bedroom, closet and master bath are all warmer that the office and living room while been connected to the same space. I first identified the mixing box in the attic that would need adjusting and spoke to the homeowners regarding the steps and process I would take to measure and adjust the airflow to each individual vent for the zone. We also discussed that this is the second adjustment he is requesting, the first being September of 2024. He declined the service today and only asked I close the vent for the living room and “see how it goes” from there. We discussed how this is only guessing and not actually measuring CFM from the vents and it may not fix the airflow problem he is having. He is aware that there will be a charge for airflow adjustment in the future if requested.
I performed a single system cooling maintenance. I checked amps, capacitor, filter, drains, electrical, and safeties. The system is performing inside of manufacture specifications. The compressor was pull 119amps on start up. The customer opted to add a hard start kit. The start amps are now 14. I spoke with the customer about insulation, but she is does not want estimates on it at this time.
Recommendations is to do a total RTU replacement. Brand of unit American standard Model: WSC060A3RGA170001A1B000 Here are the steps of the installation 1. Power down the unit. And lock and tag the breaker. 2. Disconnect power at the unit 3. Disconnect control voltage to the unit 4. Disconnect drain lines to the system 5. Disconnect ductwork to the system. 6. Crane will arrive on site and set up for safety points 7. Remove old unit off roof 8. Replace the curb on top of the roof to be able to set new unit on 9. Secured curb to the roof, seal it all the joints connections to prevent any air leakages 10. Crane will lift new unit to the roof and set on curb adapter 11. Will secure the unit to the curb and make all the connections for the ductwork PVC drain lines power controls. 12. Will verify all components are in place and remove any shipping connectors to the system 13. Thermostat will be replaced with a Honeywell T6 14. Will start up unit and test the cooling mode a
1. Visually inspected condenser coil for debris/ dirty. 2. Inspected condenser fan motor. 3. Inspected condenser fan blades. 4. Inspected/ cleaned wiring connections. 5. Tested compressor/ condenser fan motor capacitor. 6. Checked compressor amp draw. 7. Checked condenser fan motor amp draw. 8. Inspected / replaced return filter. 9. Inspected return plenum for debris/ dirty. 10. Inspected evaporator coil. 11. Inspected blower motor/ blower wheel. 12. Checked blower amp draw. 13. Measured temperature differential from supply to return. 20 degrees measured. 14. Inspected drain lines and treated to prevent blockages 15. Rinsed condenser unit to promote heat exchange 16. Replaced and dated filters Customer stated that thermostat had stopped working last weekend. Upon inspection observed blank thermostat that would not respond. Measured 24v coming into thermostat. Upon resetting the system thermostat powered on and appeared to be working as intended. I also noticed that the surge protecto