HVAC & Plumbing Services in Indianapolis, IN

Replaced broken latch mechanism on existing fire damper assembly. Retrieved replacement part and installed new latch hardware, restoring proper operation of the damper's open/latched positions. Unit tested and verified functional upon completion.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on outdoor condenser unit. Performed full system inspection including condenser coil examination, verified proper airflow through protective grille, checked electrical connections at disconnect box, and confirmed unit operation. System found to be in functional condition with normal outdoor weathering; all components operating within manufacturer specifications.

# A/C Diagnostic – Water Leak Responded to service call for air conditioning system experiencing water leakage on floor while unit continued to operate. Upon arrival, inspected Bryant air handler unit located in utility closet. Examined condensate drainage system including white PVC drain lines running from air handler. Checked for proper drain line pitch, clogs, and blockages in primary and secondary drain pans. Inspected condensate pump operation if applicable. Verified drain line termination point and cleared any obstructions preventing proper water discharge. Tested system operation to confirm condensate was draining properly through primary drain line without overflow. Ensured secondary drain pan was clear and functional as backup safety measure. System tested and operating normally with no further water accumulation observed on floor.

Responded to no cooling complaint at commercial building. Upon arrival, checked Honeywell programmable thermostat which displayed 79°F ambient temperature with setpoint at 68°F and system indicating "Cool On" mode. Performed diagnostic testing and measured supply air temperature at 32.9°F, confirming system is producing proper cooling output and compressor is functioning correctly. Issue determined to be thermostat configuration or airflow distribution rather than blower motor failure as initially suspected.

Responded to no-cool call where system failed to maintain temperature and would not turn on. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing on Carrier condenser unit using manifold gauges to check refrigerant pressures and system operation. Identified and resolved the issue under warranty coverage, restoring full cooling functionality to the system.

Responded to service call for non-operational dehumidifier displaying error code. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed capacitor in the dehumidifier system. Replaced defective capacitor and verified proper electrical connections to motor assembly, restoring unit to full operational status.

Responded to callback for inadequate cooling with indoor temperature reaching 83 degrees by afternoon. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil with moderate dust and debris accumulation affecting heat transfer efficiency. Took diagnostic measurements using digital multimeter, recording readings of system components and refrigerant pressures at outdoor condensing unit. Documented condition of copper refrigerant lines, brass fittings, and compressor connections showing normal wear and oxidation. Assessed airflow restriction caused by soiled coil surfaces and filter contamination, which was contributing to reduced cooling capacity and afternoon temperature rise.

# HVAC Condensate Drain Line Repair Completion Returned to property to complete condensate drain line repair after parts became available on will call. Accessed air handler unit and removed access panel to expose evaporator coil assembly and internal components. Addressed condensate drainage system issues that were preventing proper water removal from the unit. Inspected evaporator coil configuration showing V-shaped aluminum fin arrangement. Noted significant corrosion on copper refrigerant line connections, particularly on suction line with heavy oxidation and rust buildup. Evaluated condition of filter drier component which displayed severe deterioration with coating failure and material degradation on exterior surfaces. Completed installation and connection of condensate drain line components to restore proper drainage function. Verified drain line routing and secured all connections to prevent future water overflow or backup conditions. Tested system operation to confirm conden

Replaced defective evaporator coil under warranty on residential air handler unit due to loss of cooling. Removed old coil, installed new coil assembly, pressure tested system, evacuated and recharged refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper system operation with adequate airflow and temperature differential.

Responded to no cooling call at commercial office location. Upon arrival, found main rooftop unit not operating and interior space temperature elevated to 73.4°F. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit, noting normal wear consistent with outdoor installation. Checked refrigerant line set connections, condensate drain system, and electrical components. Unit exterior showed typical weathering and surface oxidation on copper lines and base frame. Documented ambient conditions and equipment status with thermal readings and visual inspection of all accessible components.

Completed scheduled monthly preventive maintenance on Lloyd Industries cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of air handler unit and return air grille, verifying proper airflow through horizontal louver assembly. Documented equipment condition with manufacturer identification plates visible and confirmed UL-listed components in serviceable condition. Cleaned accumulated dust from return grille slats and verified secure mounting within wooden framing structure. Inspected surrounding insulation for proper placement and checked ductwork panel for structural integrity. All components operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Responded to no cooling complaint with outdoor fan running but no cold air production. Performed diagnostic testing on condensing unit electrical components using clamp meter, measuring capacitor microfarad ratings at 0.15 MFD, indicating failed dual run capacitor well below manufacturer specifications. Replaced defective capacitor, verified proper compressor amperage draw, and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation with appropriate temperature split across evaporator coil.

Successfully installed a Carrier 59TP7A080V17--16 Performance 97 Series two-stage gas furnace in the basement utility area. The installation included complete ductwork integration with the new air handler unit, proper venting configuration, and electrical connections to ensure optimal system operation. All components were installed per manufacturer specifications with 10-year limited parts warranty and limited lifetime heat exchanger warranty coverage, and the system was tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Responded to no-cooling call with water leakage from furnace during AC operation. Upon inspection, identified clogged condensate drain line causing water backup and overflow from the evaporator coil drain pan. Cleared blockage from condensate line, verified proper drainage, and tested system operation to confirm cooling function restored and no further leakage present.

Performed scheduled cooling maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, investigated reported intermittent issue where unit requires power cycling to resume operation, with water accumulation noted near equipment during shutdowns. Connected refrigerant manifold gauges and recorded system pressures and temperatures to evaluate operational performance. Inspected outdoor condenser unit including coil condition, fan operation, and cabinet integrity. Verified refrigerant charge levels and system parameters during run cycle. System was operating normally at time of maintenance with no active faults present. Documented current operating conditions and equipment status for ongoing monitoring of intermittent concern.

Completed full system installation of new air conditioning condenser unit and evaporator coil at residential property. Installed outdoor condensing unit on pad adjacent to home exterior, mounted new evaporator coil in basement utility area with proper ductwork connections to existing plenum system. Performed complete system startup, charged refrigerant lines to manufacturer specifications, and conducted diagnostic testing using gauge manifold to verify proper pressures, temperatures, and system operation across all components.

Performed complimentary second opinion evaluation on residential HVAC system following recommendation from another contractor for complete system replacement. Customer reported air conditioning unit operational but unable to maintain desired temperature during peak cooling demand days. Conducted comprehensive system assessment including temperature differential measurements across evaporator coil, which registered 55.5°F supply air temperature. Inspected ductwork installation in attic space, noting reflective insulation wrapping and overall duct condition. Evaluated furnace installation completed three years prior, as concerns were raised by previous contractor regarding equipment performance. Examined humidifier integration, copper refrigerant lines, and flexible duct connections in mechanical room. Documented system components and operating conditions through photographic evidence for reference. Provided professional assessment findings to customer regarding actual system condition v

Responded to service call for reported water leak from HVAC unit. Upon inspection, found condensate drain line showing signs of blockage with visible dark staining and debris buildup inside the PVC pipe. Examined roof penetration at unit location and noted deteriorated sealing around drain line pass-through with significant rust corrosion present on equipment panel base, indicating prolonged moisture exposure. Documented existing conditions with photos showing compromised drain system and weathered equipment enclosure consistent with unit age over 10 years.

Responded to emergency service call for furnace failure following residential flood damage in basement mechanical room. Assessed existing HVAC system including furnace, air handler, and ductwork for water damage and operational status. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for new heating and cooling equipment to restore climate control functionality to residence.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment for new geothermal heating and cooling system installation in residential property. Evaluated existing mechanical room configuration, including current water heater, expansion tank, and available space for ground-source heat pump equipment and associated hydronic piping connections. Documented existing HVAC air handling units and ductwork infrastructure to determine integration requirements for geothermal system retrofit.