Liberty, MO HVAC & Plumbing Services

Arrived to perform repairs that were previously diagnosed. Replaced the failed relay and started system up to test operation. Found that the outside unit had tripped the breaker within the first 5 minutes of operation. Performed diagnostic and determined there is a restriction in the refrigerant system. Started trying to prove this and reached out to tech support to ensure the proper diagnosis is reached. After testing for restrictions tried removing some refrigerant from the system. Found that the system was very receptive to removing refrigerant. Removed refrigerant until the system was calibrated to factory specifications. Measured power consumption and temperature split to ensure the system is operating as designed. Found that the condensation drain line was leaking while calibrating refrigerant. Completed the repair on the condensation drain line. Air conditioning system is operating properly at this time.

No airflow looked at today. Customer not interested in looking further into what’s going on

Completed AC tune up for customer on two systems. Both systems tested within manufacturer specifications. No recommendations at this time. Systems operating normally upon departure.

Plumbing service. Went out to a home for a plumbing inspection. All pipes, fixtures, and water supply lines were inspected for signs of leaks or damage. Also checked the functionality of the water heater, faucets, and drains to ensure everything is working efficiently.

Today I completed your annual cooling mode and tested operations, found that capacitor failed and recommended installing new capacitor and hard start kit and customer agreed to have work done at this time. Found the 10 days or had failed and was leaking in the furnace and replaced That with customers approval as well. Everything else was operating as it should at this time. Thanks for having me out today, Eli.

Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. First, I did a static pressure test and it was passing at .52 out of a max of 1.0. Next, I checked the running amps on the blower motor which was within specs. The blower wheel looked clean at this time. Next I checked the temperature split in the house and it was right at 25 degrees which is within specs. I then checked th outdoor condensing unit and it is running properly at this time. The running amps on the compressor and fan motor were both within specs. I also checked the dual run capacitor which is a 30/5mfd and it was reading within specs on both sides. This system is running properly at this time. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us! Customers signed up for our new SmartAC Family Club Membership but decided o hold off on having the sensors installed. Advised if they change their mind and want the sensors to just call and let us know. Have a great rest of your week!

Performed home inspection; customer did not want to speak with supervisor; repaired sump pump beep by adjusting float

During this visit I was asked to look at the unit that serves the W. Side of the business. I found the air handler above the ceiling in the kitchen area. The condenser was located on the roof. The condenser was packed with cottonwood and the indoor air handler was lacking a filter. In addition to this the air filter cover was not in place. I searched for water and due to the traffic in the coffee shop and there being only one bathroom for water. I cleaned the coil with a condenser coil brush. The system was checked for proper function after the coil was cleaned and a new filter was installed. The unit was functioning properly and the compressor as well as the outdoor fan amp draws were in range. The contactor had severe wear and the capacitor was reading slightly under the manufacturer’s specs. A new contactor and a new capacitor were sourced for this equipment and installed. The system is cooling with a 22 deg temperature split 22 (77-55). At this time the unit is operati

Can’t build option on this job to see pricing.

Customer called stating system not keeping up and not satisfying thermostat. Upon inspection of system it was found that flue has major rust and pitting in it, large holes. Blower motor drawing high amps. Condenser fan motor pulling high amps, compressor pulling high amps, contactor has multiple burn marks, dual run capacitor is failed and refrigerant charge is low. Customer declined repair options at this time.

Talked with customer. They think job shouldn’t cost that much. Asked them what they think it should cost and so we are talking about the job from here

******&*(*(&&*(*&&&**&&***&&&**&&********** I applied labor just in case this is not a warranty repair. It was so hot on the roof and inside that I had to babysit until the indoor temp dropped and to confirm that it would not overheat again. *****((*((**(((**((((*((((*********(((*(((*(( 6/24/24 Upon arrival the unit was not functioning. I accessed the roof and discovered that the unit was locked out on a high pressure safety switch. The condenser coil was completely covered with cottonwood. I removed the hail guards and cleaned the condenser. The unit was restarted and monitored. The heat today on the roof was 110deg in the shade. The indoor temp was 89deg. I monitored the unit while it was operating. The condenser split was 25 @ 133deg after cleaning the coil. The indoor temp split was in range at 22 (88-65). The hail guards were replaced I opened the compressor compartment to check line temperatures and within a minute the unit shut down on high pressure due to the ai

Talked with customer about static and airflow. We a.so talked about Aeroseal. Left customer number so they could contact me at any time. If I don’t here back I will follow up Wednesday at 9am.

Upon arrival I began the AC tuneup. First, I did a static pressure test on the system. It is rated for a max of a .5 rating and when testing it showed the total to be at .84 which is failing. I lowered the blower speed down by one tap to the correct CFM needed for this 3 ton system. I checked the running amps on the blower motor and it was within specs and the blower wheel looked pretty clean to me.(Keep changing those filters regularly, great work changing it often!) The outdoor unit. First, I cleaned all the cottonwood off the outdoor unit and then checked the refrigerant pressures. The running amps on the fan and compressor motors were within specs and the dual run capacitor outside was reading good on both sides. The capacitor on the blower motor downstairs was reading failing, low at 82%. The system is cooling properly at this time. I did find the TXV bulb was not insulated properly. I fixed that and it’s insulated properly now. The temperature split for the house is at 18 degrees

Arrived to customer’s for an AC Check, during the process while testing static pressure on .8 maximum system we notice static pressure failed the first time. Next step was to open all vents were mostly close in the down stairs area and changing the filter which bettered the static pressure to .6. Customer stood with me during the inspection as I demonstrated from start to finish. At the end of the appointment came to conclusion there no major issues and all components and refrigerant levels met to factory specs. Mr. Terry was a nice individual who kept me entertained laughing during inspection. Also wants to tell Eli he says Hi. God Bless this couple and their family.

Scheduling a time Monday to do a three way call with home warranty

Failed static pressure and cracked heat exchanger. Had to red tag furnace due to failed heat exchanger. Gas is shut off to furnace at departure.

Arrived to finish the maintenance that was started a while back. Verified refrigerant pressures and operation of all electronic components of the condenser. Used the inspection camera to check the bacterial growth. While checking the evaporator found that the heat exchanger is cracked. Spoke with homeowner about concerns with the heat exchanger. Signed a red tag and disabled the furnace to prevent carbon monoxide into the home. Rinsed condenser coil free of debris. Air conditioning system is operational upon departure.

6/7/24 - Completed a full cooling maintenance on one Lennox split system. The filter was changed, and everything else was checked out. Overall, the unit is only a couple years old, so it was in good condition, it was running well, and there were no issues found at this time.

Found beeping from sumo pump to be in alarm. Reset sump pump

Upon arrival set thermostat to cool mode. Went to furnace (located in the crawl space), check static pressure and failed, we are rated at .5 and we were getting over 1.0. Changed filter, vents were open, dampers were open and still failed static pressure. Inside furnace we seen rust where the coils are. Dirty blower wheel. Bacterial growth. Customer had to leave, wants to have technician and field supervisor out when rescheduling.

Arrived at property and was greeted by homeowner, she explained that the water department informed her she was using over 20 gallons an hour of water. Upon inspection, I checked all toilets and fixtures without being able to find any leaks or running water. She informed me that her son had repaired three of the four toilets over this weekend after they had got the notice. I informed her that that was likely the fix for her problems as I cannot find any other leaks.

Arrived at property and was greeted by homeowner, she explained that the water department informed her she was using over 20 gallons an hour of water. Upon inspection, I checked all toilets and fixtures without being able to find any leaks or running water. She informed me that her son had repaired three of the four toilets over this weekend after they had got the notice. I informed her that that was likely the fix for her problems as I cannot find any other leaks.

Arrived at property and was greeted by homeowner, she explained that the water department informed her she was using over 20 gallons an hour of water. Upon inspection, I checked all toilets and fixtures without being able to find any leaks or running water. She informed me that her son had repaired three of the four toilets over this weekend after they had got the notice. I informed her that that was likely the fix for her problems as I cannot find any other leaks.

Arrived at property and was greeted by homeowner, she explained that the water department informed her she was using over 20 gallons an hour of water. Upon inspection, I checked all toilets and fixtures without being able to find any leaks or running water. She informed me that her son had repaired three of the four toilets over this weekend after they had got the notice. I informed her that that was likely the fix for her problems as I cannot find any other leaks.