Overall very satisfied. My only peeve is that a newbie brazed the line set and in my opinion was not good at it. The line was grossly over heated and might have cause internal O rings and pistons damage (time will tell). That job should have been left to someone more skilled. I know you would think I'm picky and how does one learn but by doing? True. Still, I believe that this type of skill should be practiced in the shop not in the field. In the end I am very satisfied with the price, equipment I chose, and the overall installation done by the crew. would recommend to others.
Charged $87 dollars for looking for the problem I already briefed on. kept getting told that they would look at what needs to be done then and that would cost $87 even though I told the person on the phone and the tech on site what needed to be done. Over charge, I will use someone else in the future. The person doing the work was great.
Matt was the only one out of multiple companies to understand that even if the air was running, there could be a major issue with the system that was creating problems in my home. He recommended a two step process if necessary. My home is now comfortable and safe. He was efficient, easy to work with, and very customer oriented. I would recommend Matt Clinton and Bay Area Air Conditioning without reservation!
Very knowledgeable and nice tech. Based on the estimates given, we are deciding on how to proceed.
I always have good experience with Bay Area
After running the test this technician was very informative and knowledgeable
Excellent and helpful with any question I had. Good installers and take pride in their work.
Returned after being away for the summer and found that the AC wouldn't work. Jeff arrived quickly and made the repair in no time.
Very informative and spent time time on the tune up…very nice tech and professional
I had Glen out today to fix my AC since it abruptly stopped working. He came out within a few hours and worked hard to get it to work again. Thank you for your honestly, fair price, and determination to leave me with a working AC without an immediate replacement!
Completed maintenance on Goodman system. Checked refrigerant pressures, temperature splits, and static pressures. Vacuumed and flushed drain line. Cleaned indoor and outdoor coils. Washed and cleaned outdoor unit. Added 3 lbs of refrigerant. Noticed small oil stain under valve caps. Replaced old valve caps with new ones. System is running normally.
Completed maintenance on Carrier system. Checked refrigerant pressures, temperature splits, and static pressures. Vacuumed and flushed drain line. Cleaned indoor and outdoor coils. Washed outdoor unit and removed debris. System is running normally.
Completed maintenance. Checked refrigerant pressures, temperature splits, and static pressures. Vacuumed and flushed drain. Pulled and cleaned blower wheel and housing. Fixed loose flex in air handler. Washed and rinsed Condensor. Cleaned indoor and outdoor coils. Added 2 lbs of refrigerant to bring subcooling to 10. Unit is running at this time. Unit is 14 years old and was very dirty. Recommended to buy new system as well as duct work.
Found the humidity settings turned off. Adjusted the settings to allow dehumification. Corrected the humidity reading by 8 % and tested the cooling and dehumification.
Found that the air handler breaker was tripped. Checked all the connections and ensured they were secure. The heating element is pulling 41.7 amps. The customer told me before they replaced the breaker they had to push on the breaker to get it to connect to the electrical panel. The panel itself could be damaged at this point causing the breaker to over heat and turn off.
10 year parts and 1 year labor warranty
Routine Tune Up All functions and operations were normal and within parameters Has no email Mail copies
Returned to take a picture of a main breaker that will need to be replaced.
Upon arrival customer stated that unit is not working. Found out that there is no 24v from transformer. Found no 240v coming into the breaker at the air handler as well as the breaker at the main panel. When I switched the breaker at the main panel off and back on, the 240v came back. Unit is running normally.
2/21 installed temporary motor & tested. Waiting on OEM motor
Upon arrival the stat was blank. I checked float and it was dry. Homeowner said they had power surge early this morning. I reset breakers and system started. I set controller to cool 80 and was 75 in house. I showed homeowner which 2 breakers to reset if it ever happened again.
Upon arrival the homeowner said it would not blow out real warm air. I removed the eco mode from controller to allow heat strip assist heat pump. I showed homeowner how to switch back to eco if he ever wants to. The trmp display on ecobee matched my probe temp and his external room thermometer.
Upon arrival the homeowner said breaker would trip when heat strip came on. Homeowner replaced burnt breaker prior. I removed heat strip and inspected. I could jot see anything wrong. I reinstalled strip and it worked fine. It was only pulling 34 amps and not tripping breaker. I did jot find any wrong at this time. Another company said it was pulling 70 amps.
Upon arrival I installed defrost board and installed a UV light kit. It is cooling at this time. UV light is working.