Overland Park, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

Performed plumbing maintenance for customer. Customer was concerned with the pop up assembly on the right side of the sink. Was unable to get pop up assembly to engage. Will need to replace pop up assembly. Also tub shoe no longer can hold stopper. Tub shoe needs to be replaced. Informed customer we can try and replace tub shoe but there’s always a chance that waste & overflow can break and may need to replace it at the same time. Also helped customer break up salt bridging for their water treatment system we installed.

Arrived for furnace check today. Static is passing. Heat exchanger looks good. Carbon test was 0 ppm. There is a good temperature rise. All electrical is in range. I replaced humidifier pad and made sure water is flowing with no leaks. System is running at departure. Thanks for choosing LBA.

Arrived for leaking humidifier. Found humidifier tube came disconnected. I reconnected the tube and watched it for 15 minutes. Water is draining and there are no leaks.

Duct clean

Reviewed uv operations and maintenance.

Changed out customers whole Home filter located in basement. No leaks and filter is acting as intended

Dispatched due to thermostat indicating an “Open Start Circuit” fault on the air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed a full diagnostic of the outdoor condenser unit. During inspection, found frayed and deteriorated low-voltage wiring outside the condenser cabinet. This caused an intermittent short and disruption in the start circuit, preventing the system from properly energizing the compressor. Further testing of the electrical components revealed the compressor start capacitor had failed and was no longer within manufacturer specifications. A weak or failed start capacitor prevents the compressor from receiving the proper phase shift and torque required at startup, which can result in hard starts, nuisance lockouts, overheating, and potential long-term compressor damage. Repaired the damaged wiring to eliminate the short and replaced the failed start capacitor. After repairs were completed, tested system operation. The condenser started properly, amperage readings were wi

Completed plumbing maintenance inspection for customer. Found expansion tank to be fully bursted and needs to be replaced. Expansion tank must be pressurized to 80psi to match house pressure. Master shower handle getting to turn. Would recommend rebuilding shower valve. Left estimates with customer.

Found zone 1 thermostat wires were wired to the wrong ports on the zone control board. Found no metering orifice in the humidifier. Relocated wires on the zone control board and installed a metering orifice in the humidifier.

Installed new 2-Stage York Full System AHRI-216583356 Equipment Warranty 10 Year Labor/10 Year Parts

Returned to install new 50 gallon water heater, PRV, toilet, and rebuild tank to bowl bolts. Started by removing and hauling away old water heater. Installed new 50 gallon water heater along with expansion tank. Set expansion tank to 75psi. Installed new PRV and set it to 75psi. Checked for leaks and no leaks detected. Removed and hauled away master bathroom toilet. Installed ADA Round Bowl Toto toilet. Installed new wax ring, supply line, and stool bolts. Rebuild tank to bowl gaskets in hallway bathroom. Checked for leaks and no leaks detected. 2 year warranty on toilet install, tank to bowl rebuild, PRV, & labor of water heater install. 6 year tank and parts warranty on 50 gallon water heater.

Arrived for furnace check today. 0 carbon monoxide test. System is burning fuel properly. All electrical is in range. The heat exchanger is showing its age. There are hotspots and rust forming. System is running at departure. Thanks for choosing LBA.

Full system, York install for tomorrow. Arrival window is between 8 to 9 AM.

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This task will be removing the existing tub and converting over into a shower adding in a new single handle shower valve. Upon arrival, the customer stated they had little to no hot water. We began our diagnostic process and also observed that the bathtub had a visible crack. We informed the customer that a cracked tub can lead to severe issues, including water damage and structural concerns, if not properly addressed. Additionally, we found that the customer’s fill valve was failing. The customer expressed interest in converting the existing tub to a shower. We presented two options: Option 1: Remove the existing tub and complete a full shower conversion. Option 2: Leave the existing tub in place and coordinate with a restoration company for repairs. The customer approved Option 1, and we proceeded with removing the bathtub and shower valve to begin the installation process. During demolition, we discovered active water spraying in the crawlspace on the hot water line. We immediately