Birmingham AL – HVAC Services

Arrived on site and confirmed the existing warranty replacement was required. Removed the defective outdoor condensing unit and installed the new warranty-provided outdoor unit in accordance with manufacturer specifications. Completed all necessary startup procedures, verified refrigerant operation, and tested the system through a full heating/cooling cycle. At this time, the system is operating properly and performing within normal operating parameters. During the visit, the customer advised that surge protection was supposed to have been installed when the equipment was originally installed. Recommend reviewing the original installation contract and documentation to verify whether surge protection was included in the scope of work. If surge protection was omitted, further action may be required to ensure the system is properly protected from future electrical surges. Customer was informed of the findings and the system was left fully operational upon departure.

Arrived on job replaced fan motor system running properly upon departure

Will pick up first thing Wednesday morning

Upon arrival, I performed a complete diagnostic inspection of the HVAC system and found evidence of an ant infestation inside the outdoor unit’s contactor. The ants had accumulated around the electrical contacts, interfering with proper electrical operation. The contactor was cleaned and inspected, and the system was tested through a full operating cycle. After removing the ants and verifying proper electrical operation, the system started and operated normally. Refrigerant pressures, electrical components, and overall system performance were checked and found to be within normal operating ranges at the time of service. The unit was running properly upon departure with no additional issues observed. I recommended that the customer consider routine preventative maintenance and periodic inspections to help prevent future insect-related electrical issues and ensure continued reliable system performance.

Arived on job knocked on door called customer 3 times no answer

Arrived on site and performed a complete inspection of the HVAC system. At the time of service, the system was operating properly and all major components were functioning within normal operating parameters. During the inspection, a small amount of biological growth was observed inside a section of the ductwork. While this is not currently affecting system operation, it is recommended that the customer address the issue to help maintain indoor air quality and prevent the growth from spreading over time. The customer was advised of the findings, and the next step will be to discuss the available options with Sun to determine the most appropriate course of action for addressing the ductwork. At the time of departure, the HVAC system was operating normally with no additional mechanical issues found.

Service Summary: Arrived on site and performed a complete inspection of both HVAC systems. Verified that both systems were operating properly upon arrival and throughout the service visit. Conducted a thorough evaluation of refrigerant pressures, which were found to be within the manufacturer’s recommended operating specifications. Inspected all electrical components, including capacitors, contactors, wiring connections, and control boards, and confirmed that all components are functioning correctly with no signs of wear, overheating, or electrical failure. Both indoor and outdoor units were inspected for proper operation, and all major mechanical and electrical components were found to be in good working condition. The systems are producing proper airflow and operating efficiently with no abnormal noises, performance issues, or safety concerns observed during today’s visit. At the time of departure, both HVAC systems were operating normally and performing as designed. No repairs we

Arrived on site and performed a complete diagnostic inspection of the HVAC system after the customer reported the unit was not operating properly. During the evaluation, the system was found to have a failed control board, preventing normal furnace operation. The defective control board was replaced, and the furnace was thoroughly tested to verify proper communication and functionality. After the repair was completed, the system was cycled through all operating modes to confirm safe and reliable performance. All components are now functioning as designed, and the furnace is operating normally with proper airflow and heating performance. The system was left fully operational and running properly at the time of departure. The customer was informed of the repairs performed and the current operating condition of the equipment.

Arrived on job found bad compressor

Here’s a longer, more professional service summary: Upon arrival, I performed a complete inspection and operational check of the HVAC system. At the time of service, the system was operating properly and all major components were functioning within normal operating parameters. Refrigerant pressures, electrical components, and overall system performance were inspected, and no immediate issues were found that would prevent normal operation. During today’s visit, I discussed several preventative recommendations with the homeowner to help protect the HVAC equipment and improve long-term system reliability. I recommended installing both an indoor and outdoor surge protector to help safeguard the equipment from electrical surges, voltage fluctuations, and lightning-related power events, which can cause costly damage to sensitive electrical components such as control boards, motors, and compressors. I also recommended improving the home’s indoor air quality by adding an indoor air quality

Service Summary: Arrived on site and performed a system evaluation to determine the cause of the reported performance issue. After completing the diagnostic process, it was determined that the system was slightly low on refrigerant. Added 1 pound of refrigerant (Freon) to restore the system to proper operating pressures and improve overall cooling performance. After charging the system, all operating pressures and performance were rechecked to verify proper operation. The equipment is now cooling as designed and operating within normal specifications at this time. System was tested through a complete cooling cycle, and no additional issues were observed during today’s visit. System is operating properly and was fully functional upon departure.

Service Summary: Arrived on site and performed a diagnostic inspection of the HVAC system. During the evaluation, it was found that a high-voltage wire nut had come loose, resulting in an intermittent electrical connection that prevented the system from operating reliably. The loose connection was properly secured, restoring power to the equipment and returning the system to normal operation. After discussing the overall condition of the equipment with the homeowner, the customer advised that they are considering replacing the HVAC system in the near future due to its age and overall condition. The customer also expressed interest in adding additional supply vents to the upstairs area to improve airflow and comfort throughout the home during the replacement process. At this time, the customer’s primary goal is to keep the existing system operating through the remainder of the summer. The system was tested after the repair, and it was operating at the time of departure. The customer

Service Summary Arrived on site and performed a complete diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC system. Upon inspection, it was determined that the system is not operating properly due to a failed outdoor condenser fan motor and a weak/faulty capacitor. These components are preventing the outdoor unit from functioning correctly, resulting in a loss of proper cooling performance. To restore normal system operation and prevent additional damage to the compressor or other electrical components, it is strongly recommended that the outdoor fan motor and capacitor be replaced as soon as possible. Delaying these repairs may lead to further system failure and increased repair costs. The customer was informed of all findings and recommendations and understands the need for the necessary repairs. The customer has also elected to enroll in our Maintenance Program (MP), which will help keep the system operating efficiently through routine maintenance, priority service, and preventative inspections t

Here’s a more detailed and professional service summary: Arrived on site and performed a complete inspection of the HVAC system. Upon evaluation, the system was found to be operating properly and all major components were functioning within normal operating parameters at the time of service. During the inspection, it was noted that the system would benefit from the installation of an additional return air duct. Adding a properly sized return and routing it to the thermostat area will improve overall airflow, promote more accurate temperature sensing, and help maintain balanced air circulation throughout the home. This modification will allow the thermostat to receive a more accurate reading of the conditioned space, improving system performance, efficiency, and overall comfort. At the time of departure, the system was operating normally; however, the recommended return air addition should be completed to ensure optimal long-term performance and proper system operation.

Invoice Summary: Arrived on site and performed a complete diagnostic inspection of the HVAC system. During the evaluation, multiple burned electrical control boards were found in the outdoor condensing unit, preventing the system from operating properly. After further troubleshooting, it appears the damage may have been caused by an electrical power surge; however, additional review is needed to confirm the exact cause of failure. At this time, the outdoor unit is completely inoperative and the system is not providing heating or cooling. Due to the extent of the electrical damage, I will need to consult with management regarding the next recommended course of action, including repair or replacement options and any potential warranty or insurance considerations. The system remains out of service until further direction is provided and the necessary repairs are completed.

Invoice Summary: Arrived on site and performed a complete diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC system. After testing system operation and verifying refrigerant pressures, it was determined that the evaporator coil has a refrigerant restriction. This restriction is preventing proper refrigerant flow through the system, resulting in reduced cooling performance and causing the system to operate inefficiently. Due to the restriction, the unit is unable to achieve proper temperature split or maintain normal operating conditions. At this time, replacement of the evaporator coil is strongly recommended to restore proper system performance and reliability. Replacing the coil will eliminate the restriction, allow proper refrigerant circulation, and return the system to normal operating efficiency. Until the evaporator coil is replaced, the system will continue to experience reduced performance, increased strain on the compressor, and may be at risk for further component failure if operated for a

Arrived on job called customer multiple times customer not home

Invoice Summary: Arrived on site and completed a full system inspection and operational performance check. At the time of service, the HVAC system was operating properly in both heating and cooling modes, with all major components functioning within normal operating specifications. Refrigerant pressures, electrical components, and overall system performance were checked, and no additional mechanical or operational issues were found. The only concern identified during today’s inspection was excessive noise coming from the indoor blower assembly. The blower wheel is showing signs of wear and imbalance, which is the likely cause of the abnormal operating noise. While the system is still functioning correctly, continued operation with the existing blower wheel may lead to increased wear on the blower motor and reduced system efficiency over time. To restore quiet operation and help prevent future issues, I highly recommend replacing the indoor blower wheel. Aside from this recommendatio

Replaced evap coil system running properly with 17 degree split

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I arrived at the job talked to some people at the office and they told me about a week and that the unit for the office area isn’t cooling properly. I looked at the unit with the leak. The PVC line was taped, not glued, so I glued it. Should not be leaking anymore. For the no cooling issue, this is a three phase type system/ commercial grade need a different takeout to overlook them. Service Report Upon arrival, performed a complete diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC system. The system was operational at the time of inspection; however, further testing revealed a refrigerant flow restriction within the indoor evaporator coil. This restriction is preventing the system from operating at peak efficiency and is causing reduced cooling performance, abnormal system pressures, and increased strain on critical components. Inspected refrigerant pressures, airflow, and overall system operation to verify the source of the issue. Findings indicate that the restriction within the coil is limi

Arrived on site and performed a diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC system. Upon inspection, the indoor blower motor was operating properly and moving air throughout the duct system. The outdoor condensing unit was receiving power and attempting to operate; however, further testing revealed the system is not cooling properly due to multiple major component failures. System refrigerant levels were found to be low, indicating a refrigerant leak within the indoor evaporator coil. The evaporator coil has failed and will require replacement. Additional diagnostic testing of the outdoor unit confirmed the compressor has failed and is no longer operating as designed. The failed compressor is preventing the refrigeration cycle from functioning properly, resulting in a loss of cooling performance. At this time, the system requires replacement of both the indoor evaporator coil and the outdoor compressor to restore proper operation. Due to the age and condition of the equipment, these component

Service Report Arrived on site and performed a complete inspection of both HVAC systems. Checked overall system operation, airflow, electrical components, and thermostat performance. At the time of service, both systems were operating properly and maintaining normal performance. No immediate mechanical or operational issues were found during today’s visit. Customer currently has a home warranty plan in place that provides coverage for HVAC-related repairs and replacements as applicable. During the inspection, elevated humidity levels were observed within the crawl space area. Excessive crawl space humidity can contribute to moisture-related concerns over time and may impact overall home comfort and indoor air quality if not addressed. Recommendations for reducing crawl space humidity were discussed with the customer, including potential moisture control and humidity mitigation options. At this time, the customer has elected not to pursue any additional repairs, modifications, or rec