Robby was great. He knew exactly what the problem was and had my AC running in no time. I am a new customer and will continue to be a customer. Thanks!!
We were having issues with a leaking toilet. Tory gave us estimates for replacement. After he left, I turned the water back on and the faucet started leaking. I called LBA and requested help. Tory came back to the house and installed a new faucet, preventing a flooded basement. Thanks Tory!
Tory Powell came to consult with us about repairing or replacing a toilet. He had no sooner left the house than the main water supply faucet to the house started leaking. Tory handled another customer and returned to our house and replaced the entire faucet along with a bypass faucet. Tory Powell is our Hero!
Jeremy replaced the malfunctioning parts ver quickly and explained what he had done very clearly.
Mr. Keys looked at our toilets and told us he was sent to address the “flappers”. He did not have the equipment needed to do the repair/replacement of the mechanism. We will wait another day to see if our toilets will be repaired.
Andy was an excellent service technician. He took the time to explain the workings on our unit and why he recommended the changes and suggestions to keep our system running at its peak performance. He was kind and courteous and comfortable to have in my home. I have been with LBA for many years and they always provide the top shelf service I expect.
Personnel that come to the house were friendly and professional. They walked us through a few notable observations they made and helped us figure out which ones were the highest priority to deal with.
Have always received good care from LBA.
Response from LBA Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing:
We’re delighted to hear about your recent experience with us and we’re so pleased that you recommend our services.
Jamie was very thorough with options for future equipment replacement options.
Johann did a great job on my AC inspection before the warm summer months. Very friendly too!
-Jack hammer floor on all sides of floor drain -Cut and remove old cast iron floor drain -Reattach new pvc drain line and pvc floor drain -Backfill hole and remove old spoils Price also includes replacement of concrete
Arrived to diagnose an inoperable ac. Upon diagnosis we found that the blower motor has failed. Ordered new motor. Installed new motor and system started up and is running. Double checked pressures and charge. It’s good. System is running upon departure. Thanks for choosing LBA.
Today I arrived and went to the warehouse location. The system that was not cooling serves the break-room The weather just started to rain again and the conditions on the roof were wet. I was unable to access the roof today however I was able to diagnose a control board failure in the split system furnace that serves the break-room. I also checked all components possible without the board functioning before replacement. I sourced the part and was given verbal approval for the repair. In addition to this an estimate was created and emailed as per Tim’s request. The control board was replaced and its functions were checked. The system returned to normal operation with a temp differential of 20deg. The system was cycled via the thermostat twice and the blower motor amps were checked. The new control board and the labor used to replace it will be warrantied for one year from today’s date (6/18/25). This invoice includes the diagnosis and parts sourcing (1.5hrs)
Arrived for ac check today. Started at furnace and checked static pressure, it’s running right at the max rating of .8. Motor running amps are good. There is an 18 degree temp split. Blower wheel is collecting dust. There is bacterial growth on the coil. The ducts are dirty also. At the condensing unit all pressures and charge look good. All electrical components are running within manufacturing specs. I rinsed coil clean. System is running upon departure. Thanks for choosing LBA.
Customer called in for no cool. ECM outdoor fan motor had failed. Replaced under warranty.
Completed full cooling maintenance on the Bryant split system. I changed the 24x24x2 filter, blew out condenser with dry nitrogen, and took temp/amps. With a 19 degree split and all electrical components with range this system is running as it should be at this time
System is running great at this time. Refrigerant levels are good and the temperature diff is right where it should be. Furnace has all electrical components running well within manufacture specifications. The only thing I noticed was that there was no UV light on the system and this is highly recommended to fight against microbial growth and keep the air clear and fresh.
7622. Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Set system for cooling. Measured the systems static pressure measured a temperature split between return and supply air. Found that the system is operating with failing static pressure. Checked interior of the furnace for cleanliness. Found that the evaporator coil is impacted with debris. Went outside and verified refrigerant levels. Verified operation of all electronic and mechanical components. Found that the compressor is operating close to its maximum rated amp draw. Rinsed coil free of debris. Spoke with homeowner about the system. Air conditioning system is operational at this time.
Arrive to remedy and inoperable system. Upon inspection of the system found the furnace fan working but blowing no cold air. Verified cold for cooling at the furnace. Inspected the interior of the furnace for cleanliness. Found that the blower wheel is heavily coded in dust, and that the evaporator coil is heavily impacted with debris. Install the furnace filter to replace the completely collapsed one. Went outside and found the condenser fan was working but the compressor was not. Performed diagnostic and found that the capacitor for the compressor had fully failed. Replace the capacitor to continue diagnostic. Upon trying to connect, refrigerant gauges found that somebody had applied and I lock to the refrigerant caps. This is not a repair for a failed or leaking part. There is leak sealant and thread sealant keeping the system from sealing properly. These valves can be replaced properly, repairing the leaking refrigerant issue. Measured amp draw on the compressor and found the syste
Air Conditioning Repairs: Swapped out a clogged air filter that was blocking airflow and stressing the system, improving both indoor air quality and AC efficiency.
Air Conditioning Repairs: Located and sealed a refrigerant leak, followed by a full recharge to restore cooling capacity and prevent future inefficiencies.
Today I went to the front door and rang in. The concern was with the lab rooms being warmer than usual. I did check the temp in the north lab and it was 74degf. The south lab was checked after I returned from the roof and it was at 74 degf as well. The equipment that serves this space is the same equipment that serves the back cubicles. The temperature in the rear cubicles was at 74degf and the thermostat for both the labs and the rear cubicles is reading 74degf with a cooling setpoint of 74degf. When I arrived there were two things that stuck out as an extra heat load on the labs. The first is that the dock door was open. I asked about the door and was told by the employee on the dock that he keeps it open. This does add a heat load to the labs ceilings and in the case of the north lab the north wall of the lab becomes an exterior wall. The second is that there is extensive work taking place in the sprinkler room with both the door and the hatch open. This causes a