We have been in our home for 5 years and Graham is as the first person to ever check the static air. In under an hour he explained things other companies couldn’t for years.
Fantastic
Good job
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.
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.
JJ was quick and efficient. He was very polite. He explained everything he was doing and the outcome. This was my first experience with LBA and I will use again,
Very nice also professional Took care of air conditioner and explained thermostat thoroughly. Also left the instructional paper work. Did not have any on one that replaced mine This included the new air conditioner Courteous and very helpful to person learning with him. He gets an A for taking the time to make sure I knew what I was doing Being a problem child with your company he took. Care of it. Thank you
Always arrives on time and communication is great! Very happy with the service Robby has done for us.
good guys very smart thanks
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We thank you for sharing your positive experience. It made our day.
nice good job guys
Response from LBA Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing:
We are so grateful for your 5-star review. Thanks for sharing your rating with us and the community.
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Today I arrived at 12:28 and spoke with Sheri. The room that unit#11 serves was humid. I checked the temperatures and the cooling functions. The unit was jumped out and operated until the return temp was 70deg. Currently today’s temperature is 77degf with 64% humidity. The equipment is functioning and bring the temperature down to 74 which is where the thermostat was set. Due to the high humidity load today I recommended setting the thermostat at 72deg to start with to allow the system to run longer which will remove the humidity under today’s conditions. I will relay this information to Steve. Thank you, Jon Tech notes: Lennox rtu#11, KGA090S4BH3G//5613H01903, DT 16, 64% rh, 77degf ambient.
Proposed zoning as an option for improving the comfort in the whole house but more specifically her sons room on the second floor (middle room)
Customer called for mini split not cooling. Arrived and found head and condenser operating, temp was 69 on head unit. Customer did say they washed the filters after noticing coils ice up. Outdoor unit was very dirty with tree pollen, between the head unit and condenser I would say there was the right combination to prevent efficient cooling. Customer is going to let unit run a few days to see if there is any difference. Completed AC inspection on customers central AC system. Most aspects of system measured within manufacturer specifications. Found blower was never adjusted to proper speed for AC tonnage, matched the two for better cooling and dehumidification. No recommendations at this time. Thank you!
Today I arrived and checked in. The concern is that on Friday the system was working and the thermostat was not blank. Today (Monday) staff arrived to a warm office and the thermostat was blank. I accessed the roof and discovered that the electrical disconnect that is mounted on the rooftop unit was turned off at the lever. I moved the lever into the on position and the A/C started operating. I checked the temperatures and the unit returned to cooling with a 77deg return air temp with a 60deg supply. The humidity level was elevated when I arrived and it is starting to drop when I left. While on-site I did put two ceiling tiles back into place. The ceiling tiles are not part of the hvac system however since I had a ladder with me that was addressed as well. Thank you, Jon
Today I arrived and checked in with the office manager. She showed me the condenser that was impacted by a vehicle. Measurements and information was gathered for a replacement estimate. Thank you, Jon
Went for a maintenance call today. Tested for static pressure, both system are failing when in cool. Tested for amperage is passing for blower, compressor and fan for both systems. Upstairs capacitor is fail and main floor is passing. Temp split passes for upstairs and fails for main floor. Refrigerant is passing for upstairs and main floor is failing. Will recommend to replace capacitor and add refrigerant. Main floor coil is rusted and the cause for the refrigerant to leak. Did replace capacitor and added refrigerant. Both system are up and running before leaving. Thank you for choosing LBA services-Johann
Customer is doing wear and tear with your Johan coil is freezing on the inside. We did not make it pertinent enough that that’s an issue.
Arrived to do a dual system performance maintenance. Set each system for cooling. Measured each systems static pressure measured a temperature split between return and supply air. Found that the main system is only cooling 10 degrees, and the upstairs system is operating with failing static pressure. Checked interior of the furnace for cleanliness. Found that the main systems blower wheel is coated in dust debris. Went outside and verified each systems refrigerant levels. Found that the main system is low on refrigerant. This indicates a refrigerant leak and can allow the evaporator coil to freeze up. Verified operation of all electronic and mechanical components for each condenser. Found that the contactor for the main system is humming and the capacitor for that system is failing. Rinsed both coils free of debris, and removed the leaves. Spoke with homeowner about the systems. Air conditioning systems are operational at this time.
Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Set system for cooling. Measured the systems static pressure measured a temperature split between return and supply air. Checked interior of the furnace for cleanliness. Went outside and verified refrigerant levels. Verified operation of all electronic and mechanical components. Rinsed coil free of debris. Spoke with homeowner about the system. Air conditioning system is operational at this time.
Evaluated system to prepare repair estimates. System can be recharged, but will need a vacuum pulled before adding refrigerant. The system has leaked out the remainder of its refrigerant since our last visit and will need more refrigerant than was previously quoted. Leak sealant is a roll of the dice when it comes to stopping or slowing the leak. Judging by the refrigerant levels today and the leak search video the leak seems to be rather large. This makes me skeptical weather the leak sealant will be able to do its job. The leaking coil could be replaced and that would resolve the leaking refrigerant issue. When replacing a coil the cost of refrigerant and the time to pull a vacuum is included in that estimate.
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 outside manufacturers spec on the systems static pressure. Checked interior of the furnace for cleanliness. Went outside and verified refrigerant levels. Verified operation of all electronic and mechanical components. Rinsed coil free of debris. Spoke with homeowner about the system. Air conditioning system is operational at this time.
Today I accessed the roof and checked the rooftop unit that serves the offices. The unit was not functioning and the electrical disconnect was off. I visually inspected the unit and checked the function of the motors as well as the compressor. Heating functions were also checked. There are multiple issues that is preventing this unit from operating safely and properly. While checking the unit I discovered several issues that are also in need of repair. Unfortunately due to the condition of the equipment it can’t be operated in cooling mode. While there is some refrigerant in the system I am unable to confirm if it has the proper amount or if some has leaked due to a hole in the system. A repair estimate as well as a replacement estimate was requested. Information was gathered for a replacement estimate and the list of deficiencies has been sent to Trane for parts pricing and availability. While on-site I did inform the manager that it may take a few days to confirm parts an
Completed AC inspection on systems in home. Overall all systems meet manufacturer specifications and are running properly. Units labeled #3 and #5 are not currently operating due to low refrigerant charge. #3 is so low the condenser turns itself off due to low pressure cut out switch. #5 has been freezing and thawing trying to operate. Other systems are good on charge and appear to be running great. Most equipment is Lennox date coded from 2007, there is one newer system that was installed roughly two years ago. Field supervisor has already contacted customer in regards to the systems that are not performing and will be following up with him later.