Johann did a great job on my AC inspection before the warm summer months. Very friendly too!
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The tech diagnosed and fixed the humidifier problem in no time, and now we are able to humidify our heat again! No more static shocks when petting the cats! No more shocked skin when I kiss my wife! Plus, this was an oversight from when our furnace was installed, so today’s visit did t cost us a penny!
Tyler was very nice and informative! He was extremely flexible with my interaction my dog doesn’t love men in her home with her kiddos around. He was able to do most all the work without stressing her out.
Ramon was professional, knowledgeable , thorough, and courteous.
Johann did a great job. His service was very friendly and efficient. He seemed to very knowledgeable and thorough as well. He did a great job of explaining what he was going to be doing and the results of his inspection.
Andrew was prompt and courteous. He fully explained why he was there and what he was going to look for.
Adam was prompt and courteous. He took all the time needed to explain what would be done and options for service.
Steve is the best service tech we have had work on our heating and cooling system!! Thanks Steve!!
Took care of re-wiring the Humidifier which was originally wired incorrectly.
Great service as always- just wish the price was lower. Also was given a window of 8a-5p. Any narrowing of that would have been appreciated.
Unplugged screens. Order some parts when they arrive need to schedule go back
Upon arrival the homeowner explained the furnace stopped working yesterday. It sounded like the system was trying to light but kept going out which sounded like a bad flame sensor. During my inspection I found the flame sensor had a good amount of rust on it. I removed the sensor and cleaned it. Reinstalled and then tested the micro amps on that flame sensor and it’s testing within specs and I was unable to recreate the error again. She did tell me she tried to turn the furnace back on last night and it kicked right on for her and has been working all of today. If she has anymore issues with the furnace, she will let us know and we can come replace the flame sensor if needed. We did look up her warranty and she had 10 year parts only warranty so parts will be covered, just labor would be charged for the work. She also opted to become an LBA SmartAC Club Member. I setup all her sensors and got the app downloaded to her phone and logged in. Explained how the app works and she is good to
Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. First, I ran a static pressure test. Your system has a max static pressure rating of 1.0 and it is testing at .7 which is passing! Filter size is 20x25x1 inch and was clean at my arrival today and didn’t need replacement. Next, I checked the running amps on the indoor blower motor and it was testing within specifications. The blower wheel itself looked pretty clean today which is great! Next, I removed the evaporator coil door downstairs which is part of your air conditioning system. The evaporator coil has a good amount of rust on all the capillary tubes which weakens the copper and will eventually spring a small leak, if it hasn’t yet. When testing the refrigerant levels today, they looked good which tells me there likely isn’t any leaks yet. I checked the running amps on the compressor and fan motor outside and both tested within specs. I also checked the dual run capacitor and it was testing within specs on both sides today. I took a temperatur
Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Reconnected the smart ac system to homeowners Wi-Fi. Set schedule on the thermostat to homeowners specifications. Set system for cooling. Measured the systems static pressure and temperature split between return and supply air. Went outside and verified refrigerant levels. Verified operation of all electronic and mechanical components. Rinsed coil free of debris. Went back inside and checked interior of the furnace for cleanliness. Spoke with homeowner about the system. Air conditioning system is operational at this time.
Unit model number GCS16-090-200-2Y SERIAL# 5602D 02724. Found that this unit had tripped the breaker. I found that the stage 1 compressor is seized and is a direct short to the breaker and stage two is flat with no R22. I disconnected compressor so the blower motor could still function to move air in the time being. Also the condenser fan motor is very loud and seems to be starting to fail. Tenant stated that they have been having issues on both heating and cooling for some time. Due to the age of this unit I recommend replacing with a new unit. I will send info for replacement
Increased supply trunk, return trunk , added return in basement, and added return in kitchen
Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. First, I ran a static pressure test. Your system has a max static pressure rating of .5 and it is currently testing at .4 which is passing! Next, I checked the running amps on the indoor blower motor and it tested within manufacturer specifications. The blower wheel itself was also very clean today. The UV Air Cleaner is really helping keep the system clean which is great! I moved to the outdoor unit to test all the electrical components on the air conditioner. I checked the running amps on the compressor and the fan motor and both tested within specs. I then checked the dual run capacitor outside which is a size 40/5mfd and both sides were testing within specs. Lastly, I took a temperature split on the system which was at 22 degrees. This number should be between 15 to 25 degrees, so your within specs here as well. I didn’t find anything needing fixed today. Your system is running well and within the manufacturer specifications. If you have any qu
- (2) AC/Coils - 50 Gallon water heater - Whole home water filtration and softening system
Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. First, I ran a static pressure test on the system. This unit is rated for a max static pressure of .5 iwc and the system is testing over the max at .79 iwc which means we have a lack of needed airflow for the system. My Field Supervisor, Jared, has arrived to take some measurements and figure out why the airflow is lacking. I continued my tune up. All electrical components on the AC outside is testing within specs. The refrigerant charge looks good and has no leaks at this time. The dual run capacitor is testing within specs on both sides. I also took a temperature split and it was at a nice 20 degree split which is right where it should be. Next, I noticed some rust inside the furnace cabinet that was cause for some concern so I took my inspection camera and looked at the heat exchanger which is inside the furnace. I found lots of what we call “hot spots” where the metal has discolored from the original shiny metal to black or dark red spots where
Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. I started by securing my charging jacket on the outdoor unit so that I could create a heat load since it’s only 40 degrees outside this morning. Next, I moved to the furnace downstairs to check the static pressure rating. This system is rated for a max of 1.0 and it’s testing within specs at .68 static pressure. I checked the running amps on the blower motor which tested within specification as well. I replaced the filter today with a 20x25x1 inch filter. The refrigerant charge looks great. There are no leaks at this time. The capacitor for the outdoor unit is a 40mfd and it tested at 39.71mfd which is at 99%. Lastly, I took a temperature split on the system which looked good at a 17 degree split. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to call us! Your LBA Technician, Tyler Rickard P.S. No payment was due for todays visit, it was covered with your membership. Have a wonderful week!
Completed Air conditioning maintenance for customer. They have two systems in home. Both systems tested within manufacturer specifications. Customer had duct work modified after our recommendations, static is improved and passing on one system but still failing the other but home is conditioning evenly and comfortable. No recommendations at this time.
Customer has declined static as he had another company fix it. Static decline tag
3/28/25 - Completed a full cooling maintenance on ten RTU’s. The filters were all changed and proper operation was tested. Unit 5, which is the unit serial ending in 0846, has some burnt blower wires going to the contactor which also has some scorch marks. It is still running as it should at this time, but it will need to be monitored, and a replacement would be recommended. Also, unit 10, which is the unit serial ending in 0783, is currently not cooling at this time, this is a previously stated issue. It has not been cooling for a while, and it will still need to be looked into further to determine to issue. Overall, the rest of the equipment was all in good condition, it was all running well, and there were no further issues found at this time.