Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Service in Fenton, MO

Installed a 50-gallon tall gas water heater in the walkout basement, connecting copper supply lines with shutoff valves and installing a blue expansion tank mounted to the wall framing. Configured the galvanized flue vent system extending from the top of the State brand unit and completed all connections per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. All components were tested and verified operational upon completion of the installation.

Responded to service call for intermittent operation of 6-year-old heating and cooling system. Upon inspection, discovered oxidized and corroded electrical connections at the contactor assembly in the outdoor unit, along with accumulated debris and deteriorated components in the equipment chase area. Cleaned electrical terminals, verified proper wire connections at terminal blocks, and assessed overall system condition to address the intermittent power issue affecting both heating and cooling functions.

Completed installation of electrical lighting fixtures for residential property. Installed dual-head motion-sensor security light fixture on exterior wall near garage area with proper mounting and electrical connections. Added interior garage electrical components including light switch with cover plate and duplex outlet with cover plate mounted on wooden post near garage door frame. All fixtures tested and verified operational upon completion.

Performed preventive maintenance cooling tune-up on residential HVAC system. Conducted refrigerant system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges, measuring pressures and temperatures to verify proper system operation and charge levels. Replaced air filter with new pleated media filter to ensure optimal airflow and system efficiency.

Completed cooling tune-up on 16-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant pressures, tested electrical components, and verified proper operation of all mechanical functions. Unit is operating within manufacturer specifications and ready for the cooling season.

Performed complimentary electrical inspection of residential service panel located in unfinished basement area. Conducted visual assessment of main breaker panel configuration, which contained multiple circuit breakers rated at various amperages (30A, 50A) arranged in dual columns with main disconnect assembly at top. Evaluated condition of panel wiring including bundled conductors, verified proper wire routing and organization along panel edges, and documented overall system configuration with photographic evidence for homeowner records.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system located in side yard. Upon arrival, found unit blowing warm air as reported. Performed diagnostic inspection and identified failed dual-run capacitor. Replaced defective capacitor with new component, restored proper electrical connections, and verified system operation. Unit tested successfully with proper cooling function restored.

Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance and tune-up on 9-year-old HVAC system. Performed full system inspection including control board evaluation, electrical connections check, filter inspection, and verification of all mechanical components. System tested and confirmed operational with all components functioning within normal parameters.

Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on 7-year-old outdoor AC unit. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and component functionality. Replaced air filter which showed moderate dirt accumulation, ensuring proper airflow and system efficiency for the cooling season.

Completed electrical estimate for installation of motion-activated dusk-to-dawn LED security flood lights on front and rear exterior of residential property. Reviewed Commercial Electric dual-head fixtures with customer to confirm specifications and placement requirements for privacy lighting application.

Responded to no heat call on 21-year-old furnace system with blower motor failure. Performed diagnostic assessment, identified faulty blower motor and capacitor preventing system operation. Replaced defective blower motor assembly and capacitor, restored furnace to full operational status, and verified proper airflow and heating functionality throughout the system.

Completed no-cooling diagnostic service call on residential property with two HVAC units. Inspected 10-year-old outdoor condensing unit located at side of home near utility closet. Unit showed signs of weathering and debris accumulation but was operational at time of inspection. Documented equipment condition and installation environment, noting unit placement directly on ground without proper concrete pad. Verified system functionality and provided customer with maintenance recommendations for both units.

Performed heat exchanger inspection on 30-year-old furnace unit as requested. Visual examination revealed significant rust staining and corrosion on heat exchanger surfaces, with visible water damage patterns indicating potential metal deterioration. Documented findings with photographic evidence of affected components for review and recommended evaluation for replacement due to age and condition of unit.

Replaced defective condenser fan motor (CFM) on outdoor HVAC unit serial number 17284mfy2f. Accessed electrical compartment, disconnected existing motor wiring from dual-run capacitor (35+10 MFD), removed failed motor assembly, and installed warranty replacement unit. Verified proper electrical connections, tested fan operation, and confirmed system functionality in both heating and cooling modes.

Completed cooling system tune-up on a single residential unit under 10 years old. Performed comprehensive inspection of control board wiring and electrical connections within the cabinet, confirming all circuits and components functioning properly. Documented heavily contaminated air filter with significant dust and debris accumulation; filter requires replacement to maintain proper airflow and system efficiency.

Replaced a 40-gallon gas tall water heater that had experienced repeated failures of the same component over a three-year period. The customer reported the unit was not working again following a recent repair, and opted for a complete water heater replacement as a permanent solution rather than continuing to replace the failing part. Installed new unit with proper venting connections, copper supply piping, and shutoff valves, ensuring all connections were secure and the system was operational.

Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance on 16-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Performed standard AC tune-up procedures including inspection of condenser unit, verification of refrigerant lines and connections, assessment of electrical components and safety labels, and confirmation of proper fan operation. System tested and verified operational with all components functioning within normal parameters.

Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on single outdoor AC unit. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of control board and electrical connections within air handler compartment, verified proper wiring integrity and circuit board functionality. Replaced dirty air filter with new unit, as evidenced by significant discoloration and debris accumulation on existing filter media. All system components operating within normal parameters upon completion of service.

Replaced 20-year-old gas water heater with new 50-gallon gas tall unit in basement. Installed 3/4-inch pressure reducing valve (PRV) with gauge assembly on incoming water supply line, reading within normal operating range. Completed installation per permit #26PLU-05910 with required plumbing identification sticker affixed, ensuring all gas connections, water supply lines, temperature and pressure relief valve, and venting met code requirements.

Replaced defective evaporator coil under warranty to restore cooling operation. Removed failed coil (S/N J20-00032591) and installed new unit, evacuated system, and recharged with proper refrigerant amount using precision scale. System tested and verified operational with proper cooling performance restored.