We have six AC units for our building and the units are getting old. We experience problems from time to time and LBA is very responsive. The work is performed quickly and the rates are very reasonable. I highly recommend them.
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LBA did a great job tuning up and servicing my AC. I appreciate the quick response and good service.
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Phil is the best plumber we've had from LBA. Very knowledgeable and customer-focused.
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Arrived on site to address lack of cooling. Upon investigation of units, unit #3 was out due to the wet switch. I reset switch and unit started operating properly. Water was observed in overflow tray. While monitoring unit operate, airflow was making its way through joints in the sheet metal and untaped seams. I fully taped all seams accessible and re-insulated the transition. No further airflow was observed to be leaking from the system. The system is operating properly at this time.
Upon arrival air conditioner was working and found no issues at this time. Have a feeling the blower motor is no longer working properly
Cause of problem was a failed voltage enhancer causing the fan to not run. Customer chose bandaid repair which allowed me to replace voltage enhancer and check a/c operation.
***Manufacturers limited parts warranty credit of $554*** ***recovered 6lb 11oz of 410A*** Upon arrival the customer informed me that their Lennox AC system wasn’t operating. After further investigations I discovered that the compressor had failed. The compressor itself is covered under the manufacturers limited parts warranty and had a credit of $554 that could be used towards any repair option. I spoke with the customers about my discoveries and they were upset with the proposed repair cost. I was instructed to complete the bronze level HA6B basic refrigerant circulation pumping system renovation and replace vinyl condensation lines for a total cost of $1,462.00 per Jesse. The customer applied for synchrony financing to pay for today’s services and was extended a $6,000 line of credit. After completing the repair I found the AC system to be operating within the manufacturers tolerances at this time. I recorded a 18° temperature difference across the indoor coil and the system w
Upon arrival air conditioner was working, checked refrigerant levels compressor seem to be over charged. Removed 2 pounds of refrigerant system did not adjust properly indoor coil clogged. Will set a date for some one to give An estimate.
Upon arrival the customer had a sewer smell coming from the bathroom in the hallway. The customer and I quickly found the sewer smell coming from the toilet. I pulled the toilet and discovered that the wax ring wasn’t smashed all the way and the flange wasn’t in the best condition. I notified the customer that the flange needed to be replaced but the customer declined for now. I also told the customer that I can’t warranty the work do to the condition of the flange with only the silver option and customer agreed. I installed 2 wax rings, a new fill valve, and flapper. I reset the toilet and tested for sewer smells. Everything tested good. No warranty
Today I completed your annual cooling tune up. I tested all operations and everything tested as it should at this time. I cleaned system and turned humidifier off.
Customer stated that after repair was done there was too much water dripping on the foundation. Corrected issue by extending the drain pipe.
Upon arrival I went to sprinkler room and tested sprinkler Backflow preventer. It did not pass the test. Detector backflow did pass.And domestic water backflow preventer in utility closet did pass test. I am Attaching estimate for backflow preventer rebuild on 4 inch Fireline.
Unit 22's Air Handler unit (AHU) (Goodman m/n: ARUF496116CA, s/n: 1203039476) has a cracked condensate tray. The tray is currently in stock in the metro area. The crack in the tray is at the connection of the condensate drain line, and slowly drips water into the overflow pan. The overflow pan, once it has considerable water in it, starts leaking at opposing corners onto the ceiling tiles. Most likely cause for the plastic condensate pan cracking is a poorly supported rigid copper condensate line. This repair is for the replacement of the plastic condensate tray with an OEM replacement, and the securing of the condensate line. The condensate line is ran even with a section of uni-strut. Proposal includes bolting a steel reinforcement under the condensate line, and positively supporting the line with a stand-off minerallac. Once secure, a 3/4" fernco coupling will be secured to the condensate line, this will alleviate the stress on the connection to the plastic tray, and facilitate ea
Checked all operations in the cooling mode. Replaced the furnace filter at this time. Found that the system was low on refrigerant and the voltage enhancement system was leaking oil. After speaking with the customer, the customer decided to do silver electrical repair and recharged the system back up to factory specifications. System is now operating within factory specifications.
Today I completed air conditioning tune up on all 5 condos. I tested all cooling operations and cleaned coils to buildings a,b and c. Was unable to clean the ones for 1 and 2 due to not having a place to hook up a hose or a long enough hose to reach from other building. I found that the voltage enhancement system was testing weak on the systems for both b and c. Everything else tested as it should at this time. Customer decided to just have voltage enhancement system replaced to unit c
