Bunnlevel, NC HVAC & Electrical

Responded to reported water leak in crawlspace area. Upon inspection, identified water accumulation beneath HVAC equipment and traced source to condensate drainage system. Verified condensate drain line routing, cleared blockage from primary drain line, and confirmed proper drainage flow from air handler unit to prevent future water pooling in crawlspace.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 10-year-old R-410A heat pump system. Found overflow drain pan full, triggering safety float switch and preventing system operation. Cleared condensate line blockage, verified proper drainage, and tested system refrigerant pressures with manifold gauges to confirm unit returned to normal cooling operation.

Installed a dedicated 240-volt circuit from the garage electrical panel to the living room wall to accommodate a new window air conditioning unit. Ran new wiring through crawl space with sheetrock access required for proper installation, and upgraded the existing outlet to a 240V receptacle to ensure safe operation of the equipment. All work completed to code with proper circuit protection installed at the main panel.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2019 system with air handler running but no cold air output. Upon inspection, found low amperage draw of 8.4 amps at outdoor unit, indicating compressor failure or refrigerant loss. Visual examination revealed significant oxidation and corrosion on copper refrigerant lines and coil connections, suggesting potential refrigerant leak at evaporator coil assembly. Documented equipment condition with photos and provided customer with repair options for restoring cooling operation.

Responded to service call regarding low voltage whip requiring replacement at exterior HVAC unit location. Upon arrival, inspected electrical conduits and low voltage wiring running along building foundation to outdoor condensing unit. Found deteriorated low voltage whip with visible corrosion at connection point and compromised wire insulation exposed to weather elements. Documented existing conditions showing weathered metal junction connections, corroded fittings, and improperly protected low voltage cabling at ground level. Confirmed need for low voltage whip replacement as originally identified during prior inspection. Photographed installation for warranty/recall documentation purposes.

Performed complete suction service valve replacement on HVAC system. Recovered all remaining refrigerant from the system, removed the faulty suction service valve, and installed new service valve along with a new filter dryer. Conducted nitrogen pressure test to verify system integrity, performed deep vacuum evacuation, and recharged the system with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications.

# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no cooling complaint on 5-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was running with airflow present but no cold air output. Conducted comprehensive system inspection and diagnostics. Discovered severely corroded outdoor unit disconnect and deteriorated electrical connections at condensing unit. Extensive rust and oxidation present on line set connections and outdoor electrical components, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and age-related deterioration. Indoor unit evaporator coil area showed heavy dust and debris accumulation on electrical terminals and mounting brackets, compromising system performance and creating potential safety hazards. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing advanced corrosion on brass fittings, rusted piping, deteriorated concrete pad with water staining, and contaminated indoor components with significant lint and insulation fiber buildup. Electrical connec

Responded to no cooling call on 2-zone system installed in 2016. Upon arrival, found system running but not providing adequate cooling - minimal cool air output with home remaining excessively warm. Inspected air return grille and accessed control panel to evaluate electrical components and wiring connections; documented existing conditions for diagnostic purposes.

# HVAC Service Report: Variable Speed Motor Replacement Responded to service call for variable speed motor replacement on HVAC system. Coordinated scheduling with customer to accommodate requested arrival notification and tighter service window. Retrieved replacement motor from supply house using authorized purchase order. Upon arrival, assessed existing motor condition and confirmed need for replacement. Removed failed variable speed motor from air handler unit and installed new variable speed motor assembly. Completed all electrical connections and verified proper motor operation across all speed settings. Programmed motor controller to ensure compatibility with existing thermostat system (Honeywell ProSeries digital thermostat with WiFi capability). Tested system operation through complete cooling cycle to verify proper motor function and airflow. Confirmed thermostat communication with variable speed motor and validated speed modulation based on system demand. All components fun

# HVAC Sales Call Summary Conducted sales consultation for dual-system residential HVAC replacement. Customer requested estimate for upstairs unit replacement along with repair options for comparison purposes. Both systems are aging units (17 and 16 years old). Documented existing thermostat wiring configurations for both zones, photographing terminal connections showing standard color-coded wiring (R, W, Y, G, C terminals) to ensure proper compatibility assessment for replacement equipment recommendations.

Completed comprehensive 80-point preventative maintenance inspection on 3-year-old split system located in attic. Service included cleaning of outdoor condenser coils, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and safety inspections. Unit is operating properly with no issues identified.

Responded to no heat service call. Upon inspection, found severe corrosion and oxidation on evaporator coil with significant blue-green patina formation on copper tubing. Determined that extensive deterioration of coils and accumulated debris in drain pan have compromised system functionality, requiring replacement of evaporator coil to restore heating operation.

Successfully installed a Rheem outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad with proper line connections, along with interior air handler mounted on wooden platform in attic space. Complete system installation included running and securing insulated flexible ductwork throughout attic with all necessary electrical connections tested and verified for optimal operation.

Completed POM service on customer's HVAC system. Performed comprehensive 80-point inspection on all units, including cleaning outdoor coils, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and safety inspections. Installed new Honeywell Home control device and inspected electrical junction box connections to ensure proper system operation.

Responded to service request for a 12-year-old HVAC system not providing adequate heat. Diagnostic inspection revealed system was cycling but not maintaining set temperature. Identified and repaired faulty connection in ductwork within attic space that was causing significant heat loss. System now operating properly and maintaining desired temperature throughout home.

Electrician installing dedicated circuit for heat treat oven

Electrician installing new electrical receptacles, switch repair and replacement, new kitchen light fixture.

Installed new smoke detectors and did an outside circuit restoration

diagnose and repair multiple issues same day. Garbage disposal not working as well as kitchen and nook outlets.

Electrician repairing electrical issues.

Electrician installing vanity light fixtures in bathroom

Electrical estimate for outside light replacement

Electrician providing estimate for flood light and repairing low voltage

Electrician team installed new fixture, installed ceiling fan, and repaired lighting fixture