HVAC & Plumbing Services in Avon, IN

Responded to service call for residential HVAC system with damaged PVC condensate drain components. Replaced compromised section of drain line including male adapter, street 90 elbow fitting, and short pipe section to restore proper drainage function and prevent potential water damage to the mechanical room.

Completed first cooling maintenance service for 2026 season. Performed standard maintenance procedures including electrical current draw testing, which measured 52 amps at the outdoor unit, and supply air temperature verification showing 5.8°F at the ductwork. Customer reported water leaking from PVC condensate drain line, which was inspected during the service call. All routine maintenance tasks were performed on the cooling system, and system operational parameters were documented.

Responded to service call for non-operational exhaust fan. Upon arrival, documented site conditions including Carrier ecobee smart thermostat currently set to 72°F in cooling mode with hold function active at 68°F setpoint. Further diagnostics and exhaust fan inspection required to complete repair.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on residential air conditioning system. Inspected and verified proper operation of blower motor assembly with all electrical connections secure and wiring harness properly fastened. Tested dual-run capacitor rated at 45/5 µF, 440V AC, confirmed within acceptable tolerances and all terminal connections tight with no signs of deterioration or bulging.

Completed full HVAC system installation including new Carrier outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad and Carrier smart thermostat with digital display. System commissioned and verified operational with thermostat programmed to 72°F cooling setpoint, confirming proper communication between indoor and outdoor components.

Responded to repeat service call for non-operational air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered significant condensate drainage issue with excessive rust-colored water accumulation in drip pan beneath air handler, indicating prolonged overflow condition and potential secondary drain line blockage. Cleared primary and secondary condensate drain lines, verified proper drainage flow, checked unit operation, and confirmed system cooling properly with no further drainage backup issues.

Completed comprehensive estimate for full HVAC system replacement on residential property with 15+ year old equipment. Assessed existing furnace/air handler unit located in interior mechanical closet with standard gas line and electrical connections, and outdoor condensing unit positioned on base pad against exterior wall. System has reached end of serviceable life expectancy and requires complete replacement including indoor air handling equipment, outdoor condensing unit, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and associated components to restore efficient heating and cooling operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint and found tripped breaker affecting both air conditioning and water heating systems. Reset breaker at electrical panel and verified power restoration to HVAC unit, confirming 16.1-volt reading at equipment. System restored to normal operation with proper electrical supply confirmed.

Completed 2026 cooling maintenance first service on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified fan motor operation and protective guard integrity, checked refrigerant levels and electrical connections. Replaced 20x25x4 air filters, cleaned condenser coils, and confirmed proper airflow through the system. Unit tested and operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Installed new water softener system with digital control head and brine tank in utility room, connecting all necessary water supply lines and drain connections. Upgraded existing laundry sink drain line from current size to 1-1/2 inch PVC, routing it properly to the floor drain to accommodate increased water discharge from the new softener system during regeneration cycles.

Installed condensate pump system for Bryant air conditioning unit to address drainage issues. Replaced existing dryer vent duct that was disconnected and lying on ground, ensuring proper exterior venting and system functionality. All equipment tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on aging HVAC system located in basement utility room. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of furnace and air handler unit with associated ductwork and refrigerant lines. System showed signs of age-related wear consistent with 10+ year old equipment struggling to maintain adequate cooling capacity during warmer weather conditions. Documented existing equipment configuration including furnace unit, metallic supply ductwork, copper refrigerant lines, and electrical connections for assessment of repair versus replacement options.

Completed comprehensive cooling system maintenance inspection on residential HVAC unit. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including inspection of outdoor condenser unit, which showed moderate accumulation of dirt and debris on coils requiring attention. Inspected interior ductwork components and connections in attic space, verifying proper installation and integrity of flexible and rigid duct sections with all mounting hardware secure and operational.

Completed comprehensive assessment and quotation for water heater replacement. Inspected existing A.O. Smith 40-gallon natural gas water heater showing signs of age-related deterioration, including significant rust staining and corrosion on the base platform, surface condensation on tank exterior, and visible moisture damage to surrounding concrete foundation. Documented current unit specifications (Model G9-T2040NVR 400, ANSI Z21.10.1-CSA 4.1-2014 certified) and evaluated existing plumbing connections, gas line configuration, and venting system. Photographed equipment condition, installation environment, and corrosion patterns to support replacement recommendations. Provided detailed estimate for new water heater installation including removal and proper disposal of existing unit, preparation of installation area to address moisture issues, and connection to existing natural gas and water supply lines.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier Infinity 100K BTU 2-stage gas furnace, Carrier Performance 3-ton 2-stage air conditioning unit, and Ecobee Pro 6 thermostat. Installed new copper line-set, electrical disconnect, and condenser pad on gravel base. Connected furnace to existing PVC intake and exhaust venting, ran refrigerant lines, and performed system startup with refrigerant charging and pressure testing to verify proper operation of both heating and cooling systems.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a Carrier Comfort 80% efficient 90,000 BTU gas furnace, Carrier Comfort 2.5-ton air conditioning condenser unit, and Ecobee digital Wi-Fi thermostat. Installed new outdoor disconnect switch, condenser pad, copper refrigerant line-set, and Aprilaire media air filtration system. Performed system startup, verified proper refrigerant charge using manifold gauges, confirmed operational parameters, and programmed thermostat for optimal comfort control.

Completed pressure differential testing on non-operational geothermal unit to diagnose system performance issues. Conducted comprehensive facility equipment audit documenting all HVAC systems, belt sizes, filter specifications, and water heater details for maintenance plan development. Created hand-drawn facility diagrams mapping equipment locations across ground floor, upstairs, lower level, and office areas to provide visual reference for future service needs.

Performed comprehensive heating tune-up for new maintenance plan customer. Inspected furnace wiring connections and components for proper operation. Conducted carbon monoxide testing at supply register to verify safe operation and proper combustion.

Performed visual inspection of utility room to gather measurements for water softener installation. Documented existing plumbing configuration including PVC drainage pipes and connection points. Evaluated current setup with recently installed HVAC equipment and water heater to determine optimal placement for new water softener system.

Conducted diagnostic assessment on three malfunctioning split systems and evaluated rooftop exhaust fan which showed significant dirt accumulation and wear. Identified two units with reduced cooling capacity and one completely non-operational system, with recommendation to improve ventilation for units under mezzanine by routing trapped heat through existing flue to exhaust fan.