Professional St. Louis HVAC & Plumbing Contractor

Responded to callback for non-operational blower motor and frozen evaporator coil. Instructed occupant to disable cooling mode while maintaining fan operation to facilitate ice melting. Performed comprehensive tune-up on 10-year-old Ruud furnace system, inspecting electrical connections, blower assembly, and refrigerant lines. Documented existing wiring configuration and HVAC component condition with photographic evidence for service records.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on a 17-year-old Ruud gas-forced air furnace, model TG8S100B12MP11H, with 100,000 BTU input and 80,000 BTU output capacity. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of all major components, burner assembly cleaning, heat exchanger examination, blower motor lubrication, air filter replacement, thermostat calibration verification on the PROSTAT+ digital unit currently set at 74°F, gas pressure testing, and combustion analysis to ensure proper operation and efficiency. System found to be operating within manufacturer specifications with temperature rise range of 40-70°F and all safety controls functioning properly.

Completed comprehensive Supertune maintenance service on two HVAC units: one furnace located in basement and one AC unit positioned on side of home, both approximately 10 years old. Performed full system inspection, cleaning, and testing on both units including blower motor assembly examination, electrical connection verification, and filter assessment. Documented existing condition with photos showing normal wear consistent with unit age and minor surface discoloration on exterior housing of one unit.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up and preventive maintenance on Carrier HVAC system per customer request. System found in operational condition with no reported issues. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of outdoor condensing unit, verified manufacturer specifications and electrical ratings on equipment label, assessed system components for wear and environmental exposure, and replaced dirty air filter showing moderate dust accumulation with new filter to maintain proper airflow and system efficiency.

Responded to service call for water leaking from 16-year-old furnace system located in basement. Upon arrival, found significant water accumulation on concrete floor around HVAC unit with visible staining and moisture damage throughout mechanical room area. Identified condensate drainage issue with condensate lines routing to floor drain, which showed heavy rust and corrosion. Per customer instructions, shut down air conditioning system while leaving fan operational to prevent further water discharge. Documented extensive water damage on floor and compromised cardboard materials near equipment, indicating ongoing drainage problem requiring condensate system repair or replacement.

Responded to no cooling call on 25-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace system. Conducted visual inspection of equipment, verified electrical connections, checked refrigerant levels, and tested system operation. Unit successfully restored to operational status, providing cooling to entire home. Advised customer of system age and recommended consideration for replacement due to advanced age of equipment and potential for future reliability issues.

Responded to reported burnt wiring on third-floor air handler serving rooftop AC unit. Accessed 2-year-old system and inspected electrical connections at air handler location. Documented equipment condition and wiring damage through photographic evidence for warranty consideration, with repairs pending parts availability and coverage verification.

Responded to no cooling call for outdoor condensing unit U10 located at ground level in backyard. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the air conditioning system. Completed visual inspection of both indoor furnace components and associated ductwork in basement area, verifying proper airflow pathways and system connections. Documented equipment conditions with photos for service records.

Performed comprehensive whole home electrical inspection at residential property. Conducted thorough evaluation of main electrical panel located in basement, documenting circuit breaker configuration, panel condition, and labeling system. Inspected exterior electrical service entrance including meter enclosure, weatherhead, and conduit installation mounted on brick exterior wall. All components photographed and assessed for code compliance, proper installation, and safety concerns. Panel interior showed clean condition with organized breaker layout and proper documentation affixed to door. Exterior service equipment evaluated for secure mounting, proper grounding, and weatherproofing integrity.

Removed and disposed of existing failed water heater from basement mechanical room. Installed new State ProLine 50-gallon tall residential water heater with proper connections to existing copper supply lines and discharge piping. Connected pressure relief valve with code-compliant discharge tube termination. Verified all water and gas connections for proper operation and tested unit for leaks. System operational and ready for service.

Completed commercial plumbing piping installation in basement facility, installing copper manifold system with multiple branch lines and isolation valves along exposed brick wall. Coordinated new piping with existing ductwork and performed concrete floor patching to conceal underground piping runs, ensuring proper system functionality and code compliance.

Completed commercial piping installation in basement utility room under plumbing permit PL26-000193 and right of way permit ROW26-000083. Excavated and removed existing concrete flooring to access subsurface for new underground plumbing infrastructure installation. Coordinated work around existing utility meter arrays and building systems mounted on brick wall, ensuring no disruption to active gas and water distribution equipment during excavation and piping installation phases.

Completed comprehensive cooling season tune-up on 10-year-old ground-level AC condenser unit. Performed standard preventive maintenance protocol including visual inspection of ductwork components, capacitor testing with digital multimeter (measured 405 μF), and evaluation of condenser fan assembly operation. All components found operating within normal parameters with routine dust accumulation noted on exterior surfaces.

Diagnosed no-heat issue with furnace in basement. Inspected system and found blower motor operating properly as evidenced by spinning fan wheel. Verified electrical connections to control board were secure with all wiring (yellow, blue, red, white) intact and properly terminated.

Successfully installed a 40-gallon short gas water heater in basement location. Addressed gas leak issue by replacing faulty gasket and shut-off valve. Ensured proper venting with new duct connection and verified safe operation with no gas leaks upon completion.