HVAC & Plumbing Services in Indianapolis, IN

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance on Carrier outdoor condensing unit. Performed diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to verify electrical readings and system performance. Inspected condenser coils, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections; all components found in proper working condition with no issues identified.

Completed comprehensive cooling system maintenance inspection including electrical connections, control components, and refrigerant line temperatures. Verified system operating temperature at 134.7°F at refrigerant line, inspected junction box wiring and ground connections, and examined control valve assembly with multiple port connections. All electrical connections, control components, and system temperatures found within normal operating parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed preventive maintenance inspection on cooling system. Inspected evaporator coil and confirmed aluminum fins and copper tubing in good condition with no visible damage or deterioration. Measured and documented supply air temperature at 44.4°F, indicating proper cooling operation and adequate refrigerant charge. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential air handler system. Performed comprehensive inspection of unit, ductwork, and condensate drain line assembly. Verified system temperatures and operational parameters using infrared thermometer, confirming proper airflow and cooling performance within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no heat call with unit tripping on high limit safety. Inspected furnace and confirmed high limit switch was cycling system off due to restricted airflow. Although filter had been recently changed, discovered blocked return air pathway and debris accumulation affecting proper air circulation through heat exchanger. Cleared obstruction, verified adequate airflow across heat exchanger, and tested system through multiple heating cycles. Unit operated normally with proper temperature rise and no further high limit trips. Documented wiring configuration and system condition for service records.

Completed quoted repair work on commercial building rooftop HVAC system. Accessed roof via ladder to service ventilation exhaust cap and verify proper operation of rooftop equipment. All components inspected and found in satisfactory working condition upon completion.

Completed routine cooling maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Inspected condenser unit coil fins, which were found to be clean and in good condition with proper airflow through protective grille. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify system amperage draw of 0.2 amps, checked wire connections at control panel, and confirmed all electrical components were functioning within normal operating parameters.

Responded to cooling complaint on recently installed system not reaching thermostat setpoint. Performed diagnostic temperature measurements at supply register, which confirmed inadequate airflow or cooling performance with supply air temperature reading 38.5°F. Documented equipment conditions and temperature readings for warranty processing and further evaluation of system performance issue.

Completed system start-up and first cooling maintenance service on Carrier HVAC unit. Inspected blower wheel assembly, verified proper motor shaft connection and hardware security, and confirmed centrifugal fan operation. Checked refrigerant lines, flexible ductwork connections, and overall system integrity, documenting all components in functional condition with proper installation.

Completed air conditioning tune-up and preventative maintenance inspection. Performed electrical diagnostics using Fluke 902FC clamp meter, recording amperage draw of 0.6 amps AC, and verified voltage readings at 213V using digital multimeter. Enrolled system in maintenance plan for ongoing service coverage.

Provided estimate for installation of a 2-zone ductless mini-split system with one indoor head unit designated for each upstairs bedroom in residential property. Assessment included evaluation of existing central HVAC system for post-installation rebalancing to reduce excessive second-floor airflow once mini-splits are operational, with coordination planned for comprehensive air balance review.

Responded to service call for furnace not operating properly with suspected blower motor failure. Upon inspection, accessed furnace cabinet and performed diagnostic evaluation of blower assembly and motor components. Examined blower motor, fan wheel, electrical connections, and control board terminals, noting accumulated dust and debris on motor assembly and housing. Documented condition of equipment with photographic evidence showing motor shaft, mounting components, and electrical connections for diagnostic purposes and customer records.

Removed deteriorated duct board supply ductwork from basement utility area and installed new duct board supply with proper insulation and sealing. Reconnected all existing supply ducts to new trunk line, ensuring proper airflow distribution throughout the system. Installed new Aprilaire E100 whole-home dehumidifier and integrated ducting into the return air plenum of the HVAC system to provide humidity control and improve indoor air quality.

Responded to service call for warehouse air conditioning unit freezing up. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of evaporator coil assembly and refrigerant lines. Documented condition of coil tubing, refrigerant lines, mounting brackets, and electrical connections with photographic evidence showing no visible damage or deterioration to components.

Completed dryer vent cleaning and restoration service. Removed extensive accumulation of lint, dust, and debris from interior ductwork, which showed significant contamination and rust buildup on metal surfaces. Cleaned exterior vent cover and verified proper airflow upon completion.

Conducted site visit to review previously provided estimate for air conditioning system and boiler replacement. Evaluated current placement of two outdoor condenser units positioned on concrete pad adjacent to building exterior and discussed relocation options with homeowner. Documented existing equipment configuration, electrical connections, and refrigerant line routing to assess feasibility of relocating AC unit to alternative location on property.

Responded to no heat callback on commercial rooftop unit. Upon arrival, inspected heating system and found unit would not maintain operation when thermostat override was attempted. Performed diagnostic evaluation of rooftop equipment, examined vent stack and flashing assembly which showed significant rust corrosion and weathering at roof penetration point. Documented existing conditions of exhaust vent pipe and rain cap assembly with visible deterioration affecting system components. Unit requires further assessment to determine root cause of recurring heating failure and restore reliable operation.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier Infinity 70,000 BTU, 80% AFUE, 2-stage gas furnace and Carrier Infinity 2-ton air conditioning condenser unit. Installed Carrier Infinity wall-mounted thermostat control for system management and zone control capabilities. Mounted outdoor condenser unit on new concrete pad with proper leveling and clearances. Flushed and pressure tested existing copper refrigerant line-set to verify integrity before reusing with new equipment. Installed electrical disconnect at outdoor unit per code requirements. Ran and terminated all necessary electrical connections to furnace and condenser, including proper grounding and overcurrent protection. Integrated Aprilaire whole-home media air filtration system into supply plenum for enhanced indoor air quality. Installed Reme Halo Series II air purification system with ionization technology into ductwork for active air treatment. Verified proper mounting and electrical connections f

Installed AprilAire whole-home dehumidifier unit in basement utility area. Connected unit to existing HVAC system with metallic flex ductwork, established condensate drainage via yellow corrugated drain line to existing PVC drain system, and completed electrical wiring connections. Unit was tested and verified operational upon completion.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing heating system for furnace replacement. Evaluated current Emerson digital thermostat displaying 74° in heating mode and documented electrical panel configuration showing dual columns of circuit breakers with main breaker compartment. Reviewed system specifications and existing infrastructure to determine replacement requirements. Provided customer with financing options for furnace replacement project.