Heating, Cooling And Plumbing Solutions in Lake Saint Louis, MO

Responded to no cool call on 17-year-old Lennox system and discovered water leaking from underneath air handler. Investigated leak source, inspected drain line and condensate system, and determined cause of water intrusion. Performed necessary repairs to resolve leak and restore proper drainage, ensuring unit returned to normal cooling operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on recently installed Lennox air conditioning system approximately two weeks old. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor unit and verified refrigerant line connections at service valves. Inspected copper refrigerant lines with insulation, brass service valves, and electrical conduit connections at outdoor unit mounted on concrete pad. Documented system installation and component configuration with photos for warranty records under first-year coverage.

Returned to address unit malfunction following previous service visit. Diagnosed failed sensors, wiring harness, and transducer requiring replacement. All five replacement parts were confirmed under warranty and ordered for delivery to the service location. Documented existing wiring connections and refrigerant line configuration with photographs for reference during parts installation. Unit remains non-operational pending arrival of warranty components. Will schedule follow-up appointment to install sensors, harness, and transducer once parts are received.

Installed dedicated 240V circuit using 12/4 wire for electric stove connection. Ran new wiring through wall cavities, cut access openings to route conductors, and installed appropriate electrical boxes and connections. Completed installation with proper shutoff and outlet configuration to meet code requirements for kitchen appliance circuit.

Relocated electrical outlet box and installed dimmer switches per customer request. Verified proper wiring connections and tested all fixtures for functionality upon completion.

Returned to property to complete PVC condensate drain repair on furnace system. Installed two 2-inch PVC couplings and one foot of 2-inch PVC pipe to properly reconnect and secure the condensate drainage lines. System tested and confirmed operational with proper drainage flow restored.

Responded to service call for installation of dedicated electrical outlet for new gas stove in kitchen. Accessed main electrical panel and verified available circuit capacity for new appliance connection. Installed appropriate gauge wiring from panel to kitchen location, ensuring compliance with National Electrical Code requirements for gas range auxiliary power supply. Mounted new grounded outlet receptacle at specified location behind appliance space. Verified proper grounding, tested circuit functionality, and confirmed voltage readings within acceptable parameters. All connections secured and installation completed to code specifications.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on outdoor residential air conditioning condenser unit per Home Depot service agreement F60016867. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of all major components, cleaning of condenser coils, verification of refrigerant levels, testing of electrical connections, and operational assessment of compressor and fan motor. Unit showed significant weathering and surface oxidation consistent with extended outdoor exposure but remained fully operational upon completion of service.

Responded to customer report of AC and furnace fan intermittently locking up with audible noise requiring immediate shutoff, occurring three times over two weeks. Performed comprehensive system inspection of 10-year-old equipment installed in 2016. Upon examination, identified control board as potential source of intermittent fan motor lockup. Removed and inspected integrated furnace control (IFC) board, documenting visible components including relay contacts, capacitors, and inductor coils for evidence of failure or heat damage. Verified wire connections and checked for loose terminals or signs of arcing. Photographed control board assembly showing all electronic components, wiring harness, and mounting configuration for diagnostic reference. Assessed relay operation and power supply circuits to determine if board replacement necessary to prevent complete system failure. Provided customer with findings regarding control board condition and recommended corrective action to resolve inte

Responded to callback for Trane system experiencing hard lockout code on thermostat with unit failing to start. Coordinated with Trane technical support to diagnose ongoing issue with air handler and resolved communication error between thermostat and equipment. System tested and verified operational with proper startup sequence restored.

Replaced flexible gas line inside furnace with code-compliant black iron piping and installed kill switch for improved safety. Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance including system inspection and performance testing. Temperature and electrical readings confirmed proper system operation with supply air temperature at 50.1°F and electrical measurements within normal parameters.

Responded to cooling concern on 12-year-old Lennox system where indoor temperature would not drop below 75 degrees during hot weather. Performed complete system diagnostics including refrigerant levels, airflow measurements, and thermostat calibration on Sensi digital unit. System found operating within normal parameters; provided customer with peace of mind that unit is functioning properly for the current ambient conditions and system age.

Responded to service call for frozen air conditioning unit that had been turned off by customer. Upon arrival, accessed property and performed system inspection of ceiling-mounted air handler installation. Evaluated HVAC unit housing, ductwork connections, electrical control box, and associated wiring. Documented equipment condition including metallic ductwork with flexible insulation wrapping and observed minor surface corrosion on ventilation components. Unit assessed following thaw period to determine root cause of freezing condition and verify proper system operation.

Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on 31-year-old ground-level AC unit. Performed full system inspection including condenser coil cleaning, electrical connection evaluation, capacitor testing, and refrigerant line assessment. Unit showing significant age-related weathering and corrosion on exterior panels and internal components, but all systems operational following maintenance service.

Responded to no cooling complaint with frozen evaporator coil. Upon arrival, confirmed AC unit was frozen over with heavy frost accumulation visible on refrigerant lines in attic space. Documented system condition with photos showing extensive ice buildup on copper refrigerant tubing. Advised system shutdown to allow complete thaw of evaporator coil before further diagnosis. Explained that frozen coil condition is typically caused by restricted airflow from dirty filter, blocked return air, low refrigerant charge, or failed blower motor. Recommended callback after thaw cycle complete to perform full system evaluation including airflow measurements, refrigerant charge verification, and blower operation testing to determine root cause and prevent recurrence.

Responded to no-cool complaint on ground-level unit U10 where system was unable to maintain 68°F setpoint, with indoor temperatures rising to nearly 80°F during hot weather. Performed diagnostic evaluation of cooling system including airflow assessment and temperature measurements at supply ductwork, which registered 48.5°F at the plenum. Inspected attic access point and evaluated air distribution system for proper operation. System evaluated and findings documented with thermal imaging to verify cooling performance and identify cause of temperature stabilization issues.

Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on a 4-year-old Trane unit (Model 904B93A, Serial 233294418G) utilizing R-410A refrigerant. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of blower assembly, refrigerant lines, and all major components, verifying proper operation and system integrity. Unit found in good working condition with no deficiencies noted; all safety labels and specifications confirmed present and legible.

Completed installation of a 50-gallon gas tall water heater with all necessary connections and safety components. Installed a 3/4" ProPress pressure reducing valve to regulate incoming water pressure and protect the new system. All copper supply lines were properly connected using ProPress fittings to ensure leak-free joints, and gas connections were tested for safety compliance.

Completed annual maintenance on 2-year-old Lennox furnace and air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of outdoor condenser unit, cleaned accumulated debris from coil fins, checked refrigerant levels, tested electrical connections, and verified system operation. Replaced air filter as requested and confirmed both heating and cooling systems are functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Replaced failed blower motor on first-floor HVAC system that was causing no air conditioning. Previous service call had only addressed the blower wheel, but motor replacement was necessary to restore proper system operation. Removed old motor assembly, installed new replacement unit, and verified proper airflow and system function upon completion.