Garner, NC HVAC & Electrical

Conducted site assessment for range hood extension project. Documented existing kitchen cabinet configuration above stainless steel range hood and inspected attic space to evaluate feasibility of ductwork routing. Photographed current installation including cabinet interior, decorative backsplash, and attic structural elements with existing insulation and utilities for estimate preparation.

Relocated existing kitchen outlet to lower position on wall to accommodate new kitchen remodeling layout. Verified circuit integrity at both the outdoor and interior electrical panels, confirmed proper breaker assignment, and ensured outlet functionality at new location. Installation completed in 2005-built home with dual panel configuration.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on two HVAC units, including 80-point inspections, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, and gas pressure adjustments. Verified electrical measurements on capacitor showing 50.12 reading using clamp meter to ensure proper system operation. Identified significant water damage and wood rot on window threshold area near equipment location, with visible moisture infiltration, peeling paint, and deteriorated wood requiring attention to prevent further structural damage.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on covered unit including 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and safety inspections. Verified electrical disconnect box and control board operation in attic location, confirming proper labeling and secure mounting. All system components found operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Completed comprehensive 32-point annual electrical system evaluation and preventive maintenance. Performed electrical panel maintenance including torque verification and connection inspection on main and sub panels, including solar integration system with digital monitoring equipment. Conducted GFCI/shock protection outlet and breaker testing to verify proper ground fault protection. Tested all AFCI/fire protection breakers to ensure proper arc fault detection functionality. Performed smoke and carbon monoxide detector maintenance including battery replacement and operational testing. Replaced customer-supplied light bulbs in fixtures up to 12 feet and cleaned ceiling fans up to 12 feet. All electrical components tested and functioning within specifications.

Completed full HVAC system installation at residential property, including outdoor condensing unit positioned in side yard with proper clearances and mulched landscaping base. Established dedicated electrical circuit with appropriate breaker installation in main panel, clearly labeled for AC unit identification, and verified all electrical connections meet code requirements. System tested and confirmed operational with financing arranged through Synchrony Bank on 0% interest for 60-month terms.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2016 split zone system where main level thermostat displayed "permanent hold" and unit was not producing cold air. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed run capacitor in outdoor condensing unit, confirmed with temperature readings and visual inspection of electrical components. Replaced defective JARD capacitor, tested system operation, and verified proper cooling restored to main level zone with upstairs zone functioning normally.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2022 residential air conditioning system where unit was running but not providing adequate cooling. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and electrical components, including inspection of disconnect panel, junction box, and refrigerant line set. Documented equipment condition with photos showing proper installation of electrical conduit, disconnect box, and condensing unit positioned on mulch bed against perimeter fence.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2022 Lennox HVAC system where unit was running but not providing adequate cooling. Performed diagnostic inspection of indoor air handler and electrical panel, documented system configuration and component conditions. System assessment completed with photographic documentation of electrical service panel and furnace installation for further evaluation and repair recommendations.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on single unit less than 10 years old, including full 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and safety inspections. Verified blower motor assembly and electrical connections inside air handler, with all components operating within normal parameters. Temperature readings confirmed proper system performance at 66.6°F, with all safety controls functioning correctly.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance including 80-point inspection on all units, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, and gas pressure adjustments. Performed full safety inspections and documented system electrical readings with diagnostic equipment. Customer noted concerns regarding attic fan roof venting and improper range hood venting that require follow-up evaluation for potential correction.

Responded to service call for non-functioning kitchen light and switch at 1973 residence. Customer had previously attempted to replace light fixture without success. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of the affected circuit and inspected the electrical panel to identify potential breaker or wiring issues. Documented existing electrical infrastructure including main service panel with multiple circuit breakers and exterior meter installation. Troubleshot the kitchen lighting circuit to determine root cause of power loss to the fixture and switch location.

Installed new electrical feeder to basement sub-panel and upgraded range and dryer circuits to four-wire configuration per NEC requirements for sub-panel fed appliances. Performed complete panel rejuvenation on basement panel by replacing all circuit breakers to extend panel service life. Installed four-wire cords on range and dryer, utilized portable generator to maintain power to essential systems during service interruption, and completed all terminations and connections to code specifications.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on two HVAC units. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of thermostat operation, verification of system controls and temperature settings, examination of outdoor unit components including condenser fan assembly and motor connections, and assessment of all mechanical fasteners and electrical connections. All systems tested and found operating within normal parameters upon completion of service.

Completed full HVAC system installation in residential attic space, including installation of flexible ductwork with reflective insulation wrapping and proper sealing at all seams with metallic tape. Installed radiant barrier insulation material on attic floor with grid pattern for improved energy efficiency. Routed PVC condensate drainage line through mechanical space and secured all ductwork with metal brackets and supports. Verified proper clearances around all components, ensured structural integrity of installations, and confirmed all ductwork connections are sealed to prevent air leakage. System installed according to manufacturer specifications and local building codes.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on two newly installed units from 2025, performing 80-point inspections on each system. Cleaned outdoor coils and burner assemblies, adjusted gas pressures to manufacturer specifications, and conducted thorough safety inspections of all components. Interior inspection revealed dust accumulation on heat exchanger surfaces and minor corrosion on copper components; electrical controls, blower motor assembly, and gas valve systems were verified operational and properly wired.

Responded to no power condition at septic system control box. Inspected main electrical panel and traced circuits serving septic system equipment. Verified proper breaker positions and tested voltage at panel to identify power loss source. Documented panel configuration with breakers in various positions and multiple circuit wiring connections. Investigated electrical supply to septic control box and restored power to system, ensuring proper operation of septic equipment upon completion.

Responded to sales call for whole home ductwork replacement evaluation. Upon arrival, inspected existing single-unit HVAC system with outdoor condenser positioned on ground alongside residence. Accessed crawlspace to assess current ductwork condition and discovered extensive damage to flexible duct runs, including severely torn sections with exposed insulation material and compromised metallic outer layers. Documented existing equipment age and ductwork deterioration throughout crawlspace area. Photographed outdoor condensing unit and damaged ductwork for quotation purposes. Per homeowner request, focused assessment exclusively on ductwork replacement needs at this time, with equipment replacement options to be addressed separately at later date.

# Sales Call Summary Conducted on-site estimate for replacement of upstairs HVAC unit at residential property currently equipped with three exterior condenser units. Documented existing multi-zone system configuration with photo documentation showing all three gray condensing units positioned on gravel pad along foundation with copper refrigerant linesets and electrical disconnects properly installed. Coordinated follow-up appointment with homeowner to finalize equipment selection and installation scope for the upstairs unit replacement.

# Service Report Responded to service call for upstairs heating system defaulting to emergency heat mode. Inspected 2012 Trane XR15 heat pump system (Model 4TWR6030G1000AA) serving upper level. Accessed crawlspace to examine ductwork and verify proper airflow pathways. Documented equipment nameplate specifications and crawlspace conditions with photos. System evaluation completed with findings communicated to homeowner. Customer elected to defer preventative maintenance visit until April as requested. No emergency conditions identified during inspection.

# Electric Service Installation - Job Summary Completed a comprehensive electrical service upgrade including installation of a new 200-amp meter panel combination unit with all new breakers, connections, and copper bus bar. Mounted and wired a 100-amp sub panel in the garage featuring complete breaker assembly and copper bus bar connections. Established a new main grounding system to meet current code requirements. Installed a dedicated circuit for the septic pump system to ensure reliable operation. Excavated and trenched from the residence to the septic pump location, installing PVC conduit to protect underground wiring for both the pump and alarm circuits. Trench extended approximately 100 feet through the lawn area, maintaining proper depth for code compliance. Coordinated with the utility company for service disconnect and reconnection during the meter panel installation. Obtained necessary permits and scheduled required inspections with the local inspection authority. All work

Successfully installed two new customer-provided ceiling fans after removing pre-existing fixtures. Verified proper electrical connections at the breaker panel and confirmed both fans operate correctly with no issues.

Assessed customer's electrical upgrade requests including adding a closet outlet, washer/dryer outlet in garage adjacent to breaker panel, and ceiling fan location in living room. Inspected main electrical meter and 200A breaker panel to verify capacity for additions. Took photos of existing electrical infrastructure to document current setup before proceeding with installation planning.

Completed installation of two HVAC systems with proper electrical connections to the panel, including dedicated circuits for upstairs and downstairs furnaces as marked on the breaker panel. Outdoor unit was successfully mounted on concrete pad with refrigerant lines properly insulated and routed to the building, and system was financed through Synchrony.

Responded to service call for 13-year-old HVAC system with complaint of outside unit freezing over. Visual inspection revealed significant dust accumulation on condenser coil fins and evaporator components. System inspection also identified corrosion on internal components and dirt buildup around electrical connections at the control board where 208-230V connections are located.