Decatur AL – HVAC Services

Here’s a more detailed and professional version of your service summary: Upon arrival, a complete diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC system was performed. During testing, a restriction was identified within the refrigerant circuit, preventing proper refrigerant flow and significantly reducing the system’s cooling performance and overall efficiency. This restriction is causing the system to operate outside of normal specifications and must be corrected to restore proper operation. To resolve the issue, the restriction will need to be located and repaired. In addition, the liquid line should be replaced to ensure unrestricted refrigerant flow and to prevent future performance issues or potential contamination within the system. Replacing the liquid line will help restore proper system pressures, improve efficiency, and ensure reliable long-term operation. At this time, the recommended repair is to remove the restriction and replace the liquid line. Once these repairs have been complete

Replaced compressor system run

Arrived on site and performed a complete system evaluation. Found the system operating with extremely high static pressure caused by a collapsed return duct. Upon inspection, the return ductwork appears to have been improperly installed, resulting in restricted airflow throughout the system. Further diagnostics revealed compressor failure. Customer advised that the compressor had previously been replaced by Skyward; however, the replacement compressor has failed again within approximately two years. Based on testing and inspection, the internal compressor windings are deteriorating and coming apart, likely due to prolonged operation under restricted airflow conditions caused by the collapsed return. At this time, the return duct issue must be addressed to restore proper airflow and prevent future equipment failures. Will contact the supply house on Monday to verify warranty status for the equipment and compressor. Also need to consult with Quentin regarding parts availability and nex

System run 17 degree split system running

Arrived on job and performed a full diagnostic evaluation of the system. Upon inspection, found the outdoor condensing unit has a failed compressor and is not operating properly at this time. Verified electrical components and confirmed compressor failure through testing. Spoke with customer regarding findings and explained that the outdoor unit will need to be replaced to restore proper system operation. Will need to pick up replacement outdoor unit from M&A Supply and return to complete installation. System remains down at this time pending replacement and repair completion.

Installed heat pump in air handler with April wire filtration. New pad, disconnect and drain pan. Pulled vacuum down below 500 microns after pressure testing. Adjusted sub cooling to 10 degrees and made sure unit was draining. System cooling properly upon departure.

Arrived on site and performed a full inspection of the pool system. During diagnostic testing, found the system was not operating properly due to abnormal system pressures on both the high and low sides. After further evaluation, discovered a restriction in the TXV/TXV bulb assembly located inside the evaporator coil, which is preventing proper refrigerant flow and overall system performance. Ordered the replacement TXV through Johnstone Supply in Pelham with an estimated arrival date of Thursday. Spoke with the customer about scheduling return service for either Friday or the following week to complete repairs and install the new component. Customer fully understands the situation and agreed with the plan moving forward. While on site, also inspected the duct system and upstairs HVAC system. Found the existing ductwork to be in very poor condition due to age and deterioration. The system currently has old duct board runouts, and much of the ductwork is extremely fragile and beginnin

Arrived on site and performed a comprehensive inspection of the HVAC system, including all major components and overall operation. During the evaluation, it was found that the secondary drain port was not properly plugged, which could have led to potential drainage issues. The customer had already taken initiative to blow out and clean the drain line prior to my arrival, which helped restore proper drainage. After verifying the system, all components were found to be operating as intended, and the system is currently running properly with no further issues observed at this time. Additionally, discussed air quality and routine maintenance with the customer. The customer expressed interest in scheduling their next maintenance service. Advised that we will coordinate with the operations manager in the morning to determine availability and will follow up promptly to get their maintenance scheduled. Customer stated they will monitor the system and contact us if any further issues arise. S

Arrived on site and performed a comprehensive inspection of the entire system. The unit is approximately two years old. All electrical components, wiring, and overall equipment condition were thoroughly checked. At this time, the system is operating within manufacturer specifications with no visible signs of malfunction, wear, or performance issues. The only recommendations at this time are to address the vent pipe, as it is currently not installed to code, and to consider adding surge protection to the system to help safeguard the equipment from potential electrical damage. Customer thought we were the company that put the system in Customer may have a maintenance agreement with the other company. He is calling to check at this time.