Phil showed up when he was scheduled to be here which is always good. He diagnosed the issue and repaired it quickly. Phil genuinely seems to be a good guy.
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Dalton came to our home timely to troubleshoot. Dalton definitely knows HVACs, is very professional, and cordial. We really appreciate Dalton for sharing his knowledge, he quickly diagnosed our issues and fixed our upstairs thermostat on the spot. We are now enjoying cool air again upstairs. Dalton gave us a quote to fix the compressor downstairs.
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Great prices! The technicians were very nice and respectful of property!
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Our experience with TE was excellent from the scheduling process to completion of the work. Our technician Kevin called ahead letting us know when he was going to arrive and was extremely professional. The quality of work was excellent, and TE exceeded our expectations.
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Very professional excellent work very clean install on my Tesla charger install. Would you again for any electrical work.
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The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.
Arrived to install new txv, pumped down refrigerant into compressor, removed failed txv, installed new txv, brazed with nitrogen, checked for leaks, pulled vacuum, released refrigerant also added 4lbs r410a, checked pressures, temp split, unit working properly at time
Performed diagnostic on 6yr old carrier unit for main floor, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t cooling properly, checked both tstats, cycled to ac mode, unit started up, went in attic and inspected furnace, checked filter, blower , blower capacitor, airflow, checked both zones, recommended TE flood protection such as wet switch to help prevent water damage, customer approved , install new wet switch, inspected outdoor unit , found condenser coil impacted, recommend cleaning condenser coil, customer approved, chemical cleaned condenser coil, checked capacitor, found failed on condenser fan side reading 1, checked amp draw on condenser fan motor, found over amping , recommended replacing condenser fan motor and capacitor, customer approved, went to pick up parts, returned and installed new condenser fan motor and new capacitor, started unit up and rechecked pressures and temp split, after letting unit run system is showing signs of failing txv, recommended replacing txv for unit t
Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. System not cooling properly. Found filter very dirty and low on r22. And has a restriction. System struggles to keep cool in the heat of the day rising over 10 degrees. Duct work has multiple air leaks, and is over 30 yrs old. Lacking lots of insulation. Contactor is pitted and cap is poor. System does not have any warranty to it. Do not recommend repairs due to cost and warranty purposes. Coil is dirty as well
Client has us out today because she has a leak on her kitchen drain line, the leak is accessible from the outside of the home. The drain lines ran throughout the home are galvanized and are in overall rough condition. The bottom has rusted out in 2 locations within just a 5 ft stretch at the kitchen drain leak. Speaking with management we decided we are able to make a comfortable repair however we cannot leave a warranty on galvanized repairs. I am building a repipe option to update all drain lines to pvc. I presented options and today we went with just a repair. I cut out the galvanized section that was leaking and rep,aged it with pvc. Tested and there is no leaks. Client is happy with work performed, she is aware there is no warranty with the repair.
Performed diagnostic on main floor 10yr old unit, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t cooling and had water in pan that she had already removed, checked tstat, was off due to customer had power to unit off, turned on power, cycled tstat to ac mode, inspected furnace , found secondary drain pan and inside of furnace heavily rusted, recommend TE Flood protection wet switch, customer approved, install wet switch and tested, poured water in primary pan , all drained properly,checked blower wheel, blower capacitor, inspected evap coil, explained to customer it has rust as well and can cause leaks, checked outdoor unit, condenser coil impacted, recommend chemical cleaning, checked contactor, capacitor reading below specs, recommend replacing capacitor, explain weak capacitor can cause failure to compressor and condenser fan motor, checked amp draw, explain compressor is over amping and can fail at any time, recommended hard start kit to help lower amps, explained not a guarantee fix and
Performed diagnostic on 9yr old Goodman heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t cooling properly the other day so he went under house to check filter and found water, checked tstat,nest at 77 reading 77, set temp to 71, unit started up, went in crawl space, inspected ductwork, a lot has been replaced but supply plenum and return plenum in poor shape, recommend replacing both supply and return plenum, inspected air handler, found a lot of rust on bottom of casing also around evap coil, unit has water leaking from bottom, primary drain pan full of water, explained to customer drain line goes straight across the ground and has no fall so water sits in the pipe and cause sludge, which caused the drain to back up, recommend converting to a condensation pump, blower wheel heavily impacted, a lot of biological growth inside system, recommend apcox to help prevent future growth, blower capacitor reading below specs, recommend replacing, inspected outdoor unit, found coil impacted,
Troubleshooting several back bedroom outlets not working properly Troubleshooting Mom Little House Front Wall Sconces Saftey Concerns Inspection Customer meter main breaker is a 200a four wire electrical system The laundry room panel has 150a main breaker with three wire feeding the panel box With exterior mini home being fed with a 100a main breaker
Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Main floor- compressor is bad. And Txv. Running at over 33 amps on full load when manufacturing calls for 26 max. Cap is poor contactor is pitted. Plenums in poor shape. Do not recommend repairs as it it over 15 yrs old and has no warranty. Fan motor is bad as well. Seized up. Does not start unless it’s manually pushed. Basement. Compressor is out. As soon as it turns on pressure rockets up to over 700 and cuts off after about 3 seconds. There is no high and low pressure switches on this unit.
Repaired leak on water main in basement ceiling.
Client has us out today because she has a leak on her main water service, the exact area she’s had repaired 3 times now. When you turn the water on it Immediately starts pouring out if the ground, it looks like the previous repair was buried MAYBE 3 inches and that’s being nice. As stated client says she’s had the area repaired multiple times now and breaks keep happening. I presented options and today we went with just a repair on the main service line. I dug the main up and found the line is intact buried extremely shallow. I do recommend to replace the line but however we got the line repaired and water back on with no leaks.
Homeowner had us out today because both systems inside the house are not cooling. Upon arrival, homeowner informed us that they recently came back home from vacation and noticed that the entire home was very hot and was not cooling very well. We noticed that there are two systems both from 2006. For the second floor system we found at the outdoor high voltage was badly burned and tripped the breaker. We found that for the main level that there was a burn contactor and fail, capacitor, and it was the same on the second level. We also noticed some biological growth on the inside of the system which we recommended installing the Apco X for. We also noticed that both condenser coils were dirty and needed to be cleaned. The main floor compressor was pulling high amps at 13.8 with a max of 14.4. Homeowner approved to have all repairs made. We also did recommend looking at options of replacement which was declined at this time. We also cleared out both condensate drains. We added a leak seal
came out to a no cool. I found that the system had a bad capacitor. I found that the compressor amps were just a little out of range as well. I also found that the condenser coils could use cleaning. I changed the capacitor and checked temps and pressures and the system is currently running according to specifications.
