De Soto, KS Residential HVAC & Plumbing Services
LBA Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical was started by people just like you who want and insist on high quality and reliable service. In De Soto, KS and throughout the Kansas City area, we treat each family and home as if it were our own. That includes rising to the challenge of being a Hero any time the need calls for extraordinary measures.
From routine maintenance to 24/7 emergency repairs, LBA Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical has you covered for all your home plumbing, heating, and air conditioning needs. The same goes for new and replacement system installations. Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors consider us to be their nearby heating and air company and local plumber in De Soto, KS.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in De Soto, KS
De Soto, KS at a glance
LBA Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing has completed 25 jobs in De Soto, KS between September 2024 and March 2025.
The most recent job was on March 6, 2025.
LBA Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing has completed 4 jobs in De Soto, KS in the last 12 months. The first job there was in May 2015.
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Job Locations and Reviews
Upon arrival I began the furnace tune up. First, I ran a static pressure test. This unit is rated for a max of 1.0 and it’s testing at .8 which is right where it should be. Next, I checked the running amps on the inducer and blower motor and both tested within specs. I changed out the filter today with a 20x25x1 inch high velocity filter. Cleaned the flame sensor. Blower wheel is a little dusty but not bad. The flue looks great, it’s double-walled all the way up and out the chimney. Temp rise is within specs at 39 degrees. The CFM count shows the duct work is too small for the system. My Field Supervisor Jamie arrived to discuss with the homeowners. I set them up on a new Club Membership today and installed SmartAC sensors. Got the app downloaded to his phone and it’s working as it should. Lastly, I noticed the humidifier is not working. The drain hose was not connected to the humidifier. No water was making it to the humidifier and the humidistat was working but was not opening and
Went for a repair call. When going to furnace, system was receive correct voltage. Did go to the breaker and seen water had fallen thru. Not allowing for furnace to run. Reset system from power switch. After allowing for breaker to dry out.System is back and running.
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Provided customer with estimates for airflow improvements and water quality options, returning on 3/3 for full plumbing inspection.
Arrived for furnace maintenance today. Checked system static pressure and found it is failing. A field supervisor is set to come out next Wednesday to evaluate. I changed furnace filter. I replaced humidifier pad. Blower wheel is starting t build up dust. There’s a good temperature rise between the return air and supply air. all electrical components are are running within manufacturing specs. System is running upon departure. Thanks for choosing LBA.
Found faulty damper motor for the damper controlling airflow to the upstairs. With customer approval I replaced zoning damper and tested new damper to ensure the new damper is operating properly.
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Arrived to customers for the furnace tuneup, and during the process of the inspection, we received a high call on static pressure along with discovering a dirty blower wheel, and also dirty filter. We’ve also found out that there is a shortage of CFM at the return chain of the system. All other components met within factory specs. Furnace Tune Up
Remove halo three system. Reconnected lines with a loop.
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Went for a maintenance call today. When going to furnace, tested for static pressure. Static was passing for manufacture specifications. Did a CO test. No carbon monoxide was detected when testing. Checked heat exchanger no wear and tear for heat exchanger. Cleaned out drain line, pressure switch hose, and flame sensor. All electrical components are passing for manufacture specifications. Humidifier water panel is good. No further wear and tear. Renewed membership with customer. Thank you for choosing LBA services-Johann.
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Tentatively sold for week of Thanksgiving
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Upon arrival I began the furnace tune up. First, I did a static pressure test. Your system is rated for .5 maximum and your system is testing at 1.1 which is over double the max allowed by the manufacturer. My Field Supervisor Scott is here to find a solution for this high static pressure. I continued my tune up. I found the exhaust flue pipe was cracked and leaking carbon monoxide. I checked the heat exchanger and found lots of rust and cracks starting to open up which is dangerous. When I find a system that is leaking CO I have to shut the gas off and put a “red tag” on the gas line. You can still use the AC portion of the system just not the heat. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to call us. Have a great weekend!
Upon arrival talked with homeowner, they are on the same well up the hill with a brand new house, built in 2019 and do not have this sulfuric issue. The most likely culprit is sulfate buildup in deep well lines. Give homeowner option to chlorinate line and treat, homeowner requested a call back at 4 PM when they will be with someone who knows more about the well. If they decide to go through with shock chlorination, we will need to sit down and discuss further before they approve, more than likely the week of Thanksgiving. Cleaned up work area did not collect (reservice)
Working on scheduling return visit to get into attic for CFM measurements. Furnace and maybe full system sale bundled w/plumbing proposal.
arrived for no heat call today. Started furnace and everything came on as should expect the blower. It had a bad capacitor. With customer approval I replaced. Turned system back on and system ran. The static max is .5 and it’s running at .8. It’s failing. The inducer motor is running at max amps. There is rust and hot spots starting to form on the heat exchanger. The evaporator coil is rusting bad too. Informed customer of all the issues. He is going to try to get system through this winter and will look into replacement in the spring.
Customer wants to wait until spring to make a decision.
Wants to wait on plumbing and save money for hvac
Changed carbon filter. Warranty. Water tested poorly even with this system.
Inspected halo 3 mini system and will be changing carbon filter under warranty. Found that filtration is not connected to kitchen sink as plumbing is run “funny”. There are 2 shutoffs in the home for the original plumbing and an addition that is plumb separately. Upon opening floor board noticed kitchen sink is disconnected under floor at dwv line. Unable to get into crawl space to see why or how it was disconnected.