Bessemer AL – HVAC Services

Arrived on job found system is leaking. Water system is not level causing water to run over into ductwork. Bottom of ductwork is completely ruined. Need to replace parts of supply. Plenum also need to reseal re-level furnace properly to ensure proper operation.

Clogged drain got ac going for the time being rescheduled tune up

Rescheduled for first thing in the morning 8 19 2026

System run fine at this time customer said she would let us know if anything goes wrong wrong or freeze up

Arrived on job found ductwork needs to be fixed and system needs a good cleaning and maintenance to fix issue

HVAC Diagnostic / Service Report Arrived on site and performed a thorough evaluation of the HVAC system. During diagnosis, it was determined that the system has additional mechanical issues beyond the previously identified compressor failure. At this time, replacing the compressor alone would not fully correct the system’s condition or provide a reliable long-term repair. Based on the overall condition of the equipment and the additional issues identified during inspection, further repairs will be necessary. The customer was informed that a compressor replacement by itself may result in continued system problems and additional repair costs. At this time, the recommended course of action is to contact American Home Shield (AHS) to discuss authorization and available options for replacing the complete outdoor condensing unit along with the indoor evaporator coil. Replacing these components together would provide a more complete repair and help ensure the system is properly matched, re

Need to re submit findings to ahs

Arrived on job not keeping up due to supply not fully connected System back up and running properly

Arrived on site and performed a complete inspection and operational evaluation of the HVAC system. During testing, it was determined that the system was not delivering proper airflow throughout the home and was only producing a 12°F temperature split, indicating inadequate cooling performance. A thorough inspection of the duct system revealed a large opening in the upstairs ductwork, allowing a significant amount of conditioned air to escape before reaching the occupied living space. Based on the inspection, this issue appears to have been caused by a previous contractor who failed to properly seal and insulate the duct penetration during a prior repair or installation. The unsealed opening is resulting in substantial air loss, reduced system efficiency, and insufficient airflow to the affected areas of the home. At this time, the HVAC equipment is operational; however, it is not cooling the home properly due to the significant airflow loss caused by the damaged and improperly sealed

HVAC Service & Maintenance Report Arrived on site to perform scheduled preventive maintenance and a comprehensive inspection on all seven HVAC systems at the property. The customer recently had two of these systems replaced by our company, so special attention was given to verifying the proper operation and performance of the newly installed equipment in addition to the remaining systems. A complete maintenance inspection was performed on each system, including checking refrigerant performance, electrical components, capacitors, contactors, motors, blower assemblies, safety controls, thermostat operation, condensate drainage, air filters, and overall system operation. All systems were tested through their operating cycles to verify proper performance and ensure they were cooling and functioning as designed. Replaced all customer-provided air filters in each of the seven systems to help maintain proper airflow and system efficiency. After replacing the filters, each system was retest

Service Report Arrived on site and found the system was not operating due to the compressor not running. Performed a full diagnostic of the electrical components, including wiring and capacitor testing. Found the compressor capacitor was out of manufacturer specifications and not operating within the proper range. Replaced the faulty capacitor and restarted the system. Verified proper compressor operation and monitored system performance. Checked refrigerant pressures and confirmed they are within normal operating parameters. The system is now operating properly with no abnormal noises, electrical concerns, or performance issues observed. Completed final operational checks and confirmed the unit is functioning as designed. No further issues were found at the time of service. System was left running normally upon departure.

Arrived on site and met with the homeowner to address concerns regarding the air conditioning system not operating properly. Performed a complete diagnostic evaluation of the outdoor condensing unit and found the system was not functioning correctly due to a failed outdoor condenser fan motor. Verified that proper voltage is being supplied to the fan motor; however, the motor is non-operational and does not respond when energized. Further inspection revealed that the condenser fan motor is not moving air across the condenser coil as designed, causing the system to experience abnormal operating conditions. Due to the lack of condenser airflow, the outdoor unit is prone to freezing and overheating, which can negatively impact overall system performance and potentially cause additional component damage if operation continues. At this time, the outdoor fan motor has been diagnosed as failed and requires replacement to restore proper system operation. Discussed findings and recommended re

Arrived on site and performed compressor replacement due to a failed compressor. Removed the existing compressor and installed a new scroll compressor. Replaced all necessary components associated with the repair, brazed connections, and verified system integrity. Pulled the system into a deep vacuum to remove any moisture and non-condensable gases before charging the system to manufacturer specifications. After startup, thoroughly tested system operation and monitored refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and overall performance. Verified that refrigerant pressures were operating within the proper range and that the compressor was running smoothly and efficiently. Checked system airflow and temperature differential and obtained a 17.5°F temperature split between the supply and return air, indicating proper cooling performance. Allowed the system to run through a complete operating cycle and confirmed that all components were functioning correctly with no abnormal noises, vibrations,

Arrived on site and performed a full diagnostic evaluation of the system. Upon inspection, found the outdoor condenser fan motor had seized and was no longer operating properly. The failed fan motor caused the condenser to overheat, which resulted in compressor failure. At this time, both the condenser fan motor and compressor have been confirmed faulty and are preventing proper system operation. Recommend replacement of the condenser fan motor and compressor to restore normal system performance and ensure reliable operation.

Arrived on site and performed a comprehensive inspection of the entire HVAC system. Thoroughly evaluated all major components, including motors, coils, and capacitors, ensuring each was operating within manufacturer specifications. Verified proper system functionality, airflow, and overall performance. At this time, all components are operating as designed with no immediate issues or concerns observed. System is running efficiently and reliably upon departure.

Fix system running properly upon departure

Arrived on job found bad board order at needs to be put on Monday

Arrived on job knocked on door multiple times called Customer twice. No answer. Waited around for about 15 to 30 minutes. No answer may have to reschedule appointment.

Arrived on job found that customer situation is a very bad found out that the unit was installed with a spider system not getting any airflow in the basement went through expanded Customer. I would definitely recommend adding a mini split for the basement. Customer agrees have Customer penciled in for tomorrow to get system put in for basement

Installed Compressor

Arived on job found system not running due to bad board in furnace and chambers don’t look good told customer everything going on she understands and wanted to proceed with getting pre approved Customer got denied on credit. Customer also said that she is going to call her sister. She tried to call her sister when I was there sister didn’t answer. She said she’s gonna talk to her sister and see if she’ll do it for her. We’ll give us a call tomorrow and sister agrees

P-tac unit needs to be replaced old r22 customer not the home owner Land lord is going to give me a call as soon as possible Part 5187 Replacement 7987

Customer‘s cousin owns the house cousin was currently at work works two jobs night shift and dayshift. Customer is going to give me a call about 9:30 PM when Customer and Customer‘s cousin gets home to see if they want to go with indoor air quality to search protectors and a coil light.

Arrived 9-5-25 for time-up. Checked system in cooling. Checked filter condition. Checked electrical connections and components. Checked blower condition and amperage. Flushed / vacuumed drain line. Checked condition of coils - cleaned outdoor condenser coil with TriPowr foam cleaner. Checked condition of lineset. Checked condition of ductwork. Checked amperage of compressor and condenser fan. Checked refrigerant pressures. Checked indoor humidity level. Checked temperature split. ————— Found main level system (R22) had a refrigerant leak within evaporator coil, and system substantially low on refrigerant. Found rust forming within main level heat exchangers. Found main level transformer rusted and reading improperly. Found thermostat wire to main level condense missing insulation and exposed to the elements. Found excessive amount of dust / debris + microbial growth present within both duct systems. Found upstairs system drain pan covered in rust / not replaced when system wa

Arrived 8-21-25 for promotional first responder tune-up. Checked system in cooling. Checked filter condition. Checked electrical connections and components. Checked blower condition and amperage. Flushed / vacuumed drain line. Checked condition of coils - cleaned outdoor condenser coil with water only. Checked condition of lineset. Checked condition of ductwork. Checked amperage of compressor and condenser fan. Checked refrigerant pressures. Checked indoor humidity level. Checked temperature split. ————— Found 1990 R22 3-piece 2.5ton system. Found condenser had been struck by a vehicle and is now suffering from restricted pressures, along with causing both the compressor and condenser fan motor to overamp. Found heat exchangers (chambers) rusted internally, and rattling. Found every time system was touched, it appeared that something had collapsed internally. Found single-wall being used for flue pipe. Found found evaporator coil freezing up on u-bends, and rusting. Found b