Reliable HVAC and Plumbing Services in Ellisville, MO

Completed comprehensive tune-up and maintenance service on a 2007 furnace unit located in basement. Performed full system inspection including visual examination of heat exchanger, burner assembly, and venting components. Conducted electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw and system performance. Inspected and cleaned blower assembly, checked all safety controls, and verified proper operation of gas valve and ignition system. Tested system under normal operating conditions to ensure safe and efficient operation.

Completed comprehensive heating tune-up on Lennox furnace system with no reported issues or symptoms. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of all system components, burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, air filter, ductwork connections, and thermostat operation verification. System found operating within normal parameters with Honeywell Home ProSeries thermostat functioning properly at 73 degrees.

Responded to service call for 4-year-old outdoor AC unit making clattering noise. Upon inspection, discovered damaged flexible ductwork with visible deterioration requiring temporary field repair with sealing material to address the noise issue and prevent further system degradation. Unit was assessed and customer advised on findings.

Relocated electrical service from existing shed-mounted installation to new fence post location. Installed weather-resistant meter box on wooden fence structure with proper mounting hardware and secured gray conduit running vertically along fence post to ground level. Routed electrical wiring through conduit system ensuring code-compliant installation and protection from environmental exposure. Verified all connections, tested system functionality, and confirmed proper grounding at new location.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance on basement furnace unit as part of preventative maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive tune-up including system inspection, filter replacement with new pleated air filter, and verification of humidifier operation. All components found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Completed cooling season tune-up on 15-year-old HVAC system in basement. Performed comprehensive maintenance including inspection of blower assembly and squirrel cage fan wheel, verified proper operation of centrifugal blower unit, and checked air filter condition. Investigated customer concern regarding excessive condensation accumulating beneath unit during summer months, noting condensate is bypassing drain tube and pooling under equipment. Inspected evaporator coil drain pan and primary condensate drain line for potential blockages or overflow issues. Cleaned blower wheel blades and verified proper airflow through system. Checked all electrical connections, tested capacitors, and confirmed system is cooling effectively despite drainage concern. Recommended monitoring condensate drainage issue and potential drain pan or secondary drain line service to prevent future water damage. System operational and maintaining proper cooling performance at time of service completion.

Completed comprehensive electrical rewiring of basement space, installing new circuit wiring for outlets and lighting fixtures throughout the unfinished area. Work included running new conductors through exposed wall framing to electrical panel, establishing proper branch circuits for receptacles and light fixtures, and ensuring all wiring met current electrical code requirements. All circuits were properly terminated at the main panel with appropriate breaker protection, with rough-in wiring positioned within stud bays for future drywall installation.

Responded to emergency no-cool call on 7-year-old Lennox system under warranty. Upon arrival, confirmed complete loss of cooling to entire residence. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and discovered severe corrosion on refrigerant line set, particularly on the liquid line connection. The corroded section exhibited advanced deterioration with rust buildup, flaking, and compromised integrity that would lead to refrigerant loss and system failure. Documented equipment condition with photos showing the extent of corrosion damage on copper refrigerant piping and mounting components. The corrosion pattern indicated prolonged exposure to moisture and environmental factors causing accelerated degradation of the line set. Identified unit model number 0720026-01/M-4383 during inspection. Given the severity of the line set corrosion and its impact on system performance, recommended replacement of affected refrigerant lines to restore proper operation and prevent future re

Responded to service call for flickering lights in bathroom vanity fixture. Upon arrival, diagnosed six-light brass fixture with only four operational bulbs after customer broke two during troubleshooting attempts. Tested electrical connections and determined flickering was caused by loose bulbs and improper contact. Advised customer that replacement bulbs are not stocked on service vehicle and must be provided by homeowner for this decorative fixture type with frosted globe shades. Verified proper voltage and confirmed fixture wiring and connections were secure with no electrical faults present.

Relocated existing exterior electrical connection from shed-mounted position to fence post approximately four feet away. Disconnected and safely removed electrical components from original mounting location, repositioned hardware to new fence post mount, and reconnected all wiring to maintain proper service continuity. Verified secure installation and proper electrical function at relocated connection point.

Returned to property to address failed inspection items on previous electrical installation. Corrected deficiencies in main electrical panel including proper wire terminations, organized and secured grounding conductors to grounding bar per code requirements, and ensured all circuit breaker connections met NEC standards. Inspected and remediated loose or improper wire connections at terminal blocks, removed damaged wire material, and verified all electrical connections were tight and properly torqued. All corrections documented with photographs for inspection approval.

Responded to failed electrical inspection for improper grounding configuration in main service panel. Removed incorrect bonding jumper between neutral and ground bars, then relocated ground wire from neutral bar to dedicated ground bar per NEC requirements. Verified all grounding conductors properly terminated to ground bar and neutral conductors isolated to neutral bar only, ensuring proper separation of grounded and grounding conductors. Panel now complies with code requirements for re-inspection.

Responded to no airflow complaint on residential cooling system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using digital refrigerant manifold gauges and found system operating with abnormal pressure readings of 161 PSIG on high side and 32.72 PSIG on low side, indicating potential refrigerant or airflow issues. Unit was evaluated and measurements documented for repair recommendations.

Completed electrical site assessment for Generac generator installation at primary residence with planned follow-up evaluation at secondary location. Documented existing electrical service configuration including digital mesh network meter (Ameren GridStream RF, Form 2S CL200) and main service panel mounted on exterior vinyl siding, and surveyed basement/crawl space infrastructure including existing electrical conduit routing, PVC plumbing lines, and available pathways through floor joists for potential generator transfer switch wiring and fuel line installation.

Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up and preventative maintenance on a 6-year-old Lennox air conditioning unit. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of electrical control cabinet, circuit boards, and wiring connections; verified proper operation of all control components; and replaced air filter. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on a 10-year-old ground-level AC condenser unit as part of Home Depot maintenance program. Performed thorough inspection of electrical control panel, verifying all relay contacts, integrated circuits, capacitors, and terminal block connections on the main control board; checked low-voltage control wiring and power conductor terminations for proper connections and signs of wear. Inspected and evaluated air filter condition, ensuring proper airflow through the system.

Responded to site for material retrieval from previous installation. Collected and removed remaining construction debris from basement, including PVC pipe sections, fittings, pipe insulation foam, and cardboard packaging materials left from prior service call. Materials documented photographically and removed from premises.

# HVAC Service - No Cool Responded to service call for 13-year-old residential air conditioning system blowing warm air with no cooling capability. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was set to cooling mode at 90°F setpoint but system was not producing conditioned air. Proceeded to outdoor condenser unit for diagnostic inspection. Opened electrical access panel on ground-level condenser unit and performed comprehensive visual and electrical assessment of internal components. Inspected capacitor, contactor, and associated wiring harnesses for signs of failure, damage, or degradation. Examined all wire connections, terminals, and safety devices for proper seating and continuity. Tested capacitor voltage and microfarad ratings to verify operational parameters were within manufacturer specifications. Identified failed dual-run capacitor as root cause of no-cool condition. Component showed signs of bulging and tested significantly below rated capacitance values, preventing compressor and

Completed comprehensive plumbing rough-in installation for basement bathroom renovation under permit. Relocated main water line pressure reducing valve and main shut-off valve from horizontal rafter installation to vertical riser configuration within 4" of wall, requiring removal of existing 3/4" flare x FIP connections, unsweating horizontal main, and installing new 3/4" copper 90-degree fitting with ball valve and PRV. Drilled three rafter penetrations for proper main line routing. Replaced front hose bibb and associated basement shut-off valve with new fixtures. Installed new sump pump system with check valve and rerouted 1" discharge line, securing properly to wall structure for code compliance. Added two 3/4" tee fittings with ball valves on supply lines to service new basement bathroom fixtures. Performed complete shower drain reconfiguration by removing existing first-floor shower drain piping from base to tee connection, then repipe in 2" diameter with routing above rafter lin

Completed installation of four sub-panels in residential property, mounting panels on interior walls with proper spacing and clearances per code requirements. Performed drywall modifications and patching around panel installations, with finish painting to integrate electrical infrastructure into living space.