Raleigh, NC HVAC

Installed two additional 120V duplex receptacles in garage to address insufficient outlet availability for homeowner's workspace needs. Ran new circuit from main electrical panel located in garage, utilizing appropriate gauge wire and breaker sizing per code requirements. All outlets properly grounded and tested for functionality upon completion.

Conducted sales assessment for complete ductwork replacement in three-story residential property with two HVAC systems. Inspected crawl space installation showing existing air handler, flexible and rigid ductwork with insulation, and exterior condenser unit with overgrown vegetation. Provided replacement options for either first two floors serviced by primary system or full three-floor ductwork replacement including separate third-floor system.

Responded to service call for outdoor television installation near hot tub area requiring NEC Article 680 compliance for electrical installations in proximity to permanently installed pools, spas, and hot tubs. Assessed existing electrical panel and identified available circuit capacity, noting corrosion present on one breaker terminal connection that will require attention. Ran new dedicated electrical circuit through wall framing using appropriate conduit and wiring methods to meet code requirements for wet locations and spa proximity restrictions. Installation positioned to maintain required clearances from hot tub per NEC-680 specifications for receptacles and equipment placement in Zone 1 and Zone 2 areas. All wiring installed with GFCI protection as mandated for outdoor receptacles and equipment within specified distances of water features.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on upstairs attic/bonus room system. Verified refrigerant leak on R22 system after previous service company had recharged unit. Inspected attic-mounted air handler and outdoor condensing unit, documented equipment condition and installation. Confirmed leak diagnosis and provided findings and repair options to property owner for 10-year-old system requiring R22 refrigerant service.

Arrived on-site to assess existing thermostat and provide replacement options for aging HVAC system. Inspected Carrier heating and cooling unit located in attic space, documented current system configuration including ductwork connections, refrigerant lines, and electrical components. Recommended preventive maintenance tune-up service for system over 10 years old to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Installed recessed dryer vent in second floor laundry room. Assessed existing layout and determined optimal routing path from laundry area through closet to exterior wall. Completed installation with proper venting to outside, ensuring adequate airflow and code compliance for dryer operation.

Responded to service call at 1986 residential property to address lighting fixture concerns in bathroom and front porch areas. Upon arrival, inspected indoor flush-mount ceiling fixtures in dining area with bronze frames and frosted glass covers, confirming proper operation and LED bulb functionality. Evaluated exterior wall-mounted lantern-style fixture on front porch, noting significant weathering and corrosion on metal components including mounting bracket and decorative elements, though fixture remained operational with flame-style LED bulb intact. Documented condition of all fixtures with photographs for records. All lighting systems tested and verified functional at time of service completion.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and cleaning on single HVAC unit aged 5-10 years. Performed full system inspection including electrical control panel examination, verified all wire connections and terminals secure, tested contactor operation, inspected capacitor and circuit board functionality, and confirmed proper component operation throughout the system. Additionally inspected crawl space insulation conditions and documented findings for homeowner review regarding insulation repairs.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on 28-year-old single-unit HVAC system including 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustment, and full safety inspection. Inspected attic-mounted ductwork and insulation for proper installation and airflow. All components tested and verified operational with no immediate concerns noted.

Responded to commercial facility for electrical outlet and bathroom exhaust fan issues. Replaced two damaged outlets in the main office area, including one that had failed and one requiring upgrade to three-prong configuration. Verified breaker panel operation and troubleshot non-functional bathroom exhaust fan, completing necessary repairs to restore full functionality to all affected circuits and fixtures.

Responded to kitchen dishwasher outlet requiring GFCI protection for new appliance installation. Accessed electrical panel in garage, identified appropriate circuit serving dishwasher location, and installed GFCI circuit breaker to replace existing standard breaker. Verified proper operation of ground fault protection, tested circuit functionality, and confirmed dishwasher outlet now meets current code requirements for wet location appliance protection.

Responded to callback for thermostat temperature discrepancy on recently installed HVAC system. Upon arrival, verified thermostat displayed 90°F while independent digital thermometer measured actual room temperature at 75.2°F, confirming a 15-degree sensor error. Tested supply air temperature at register, which measured 50.9°F, indicating cooling system operating properly. Identified faulty temperature sensor in thermostat causing inaccurate readings while HVAC equipment functioned correctly.

Responded to loss of power at all outdoor and garage outlets following exterior pressure washing of home. Upon arrival, tested affected GFCI outlet and confirmed device failure with audible buzzing sound when reset was attempted. Replaced damaged GFCI receptacle that had allowed moisture intrusion during power washing, restored power to all downstream outdoor and garage outlets, and verified proper ground fault protection on all circuits.

Provided quote for remaining heated floor installation and wiring work at 1993 residential property. Previous permit and estimates had expired, requiring new permit fee and updated pricing. Verified existing electrical panel configuration and documented completed thermostat and control switch installation on interior wall from initial phase of work.

Responded to service call for dishwasher that runs briefly then shuts off. Customer had already replaced dishwasher unit, but issue persisted, indicating electrical supply problem rather than appliance failure. Inspected main electrical panel and dishwasher circuit breaker. Upon inspection, identified faulty circuit breaker serving the dishwasher circuit. Breaker was not tripping visibly but was failing to maintain consistent power delivery, causing the appliance to shut down during operation. Replaced defective breaker with new circuit breaker rated for appropriate amperage. Verified all connections were secure at panel. Tested dishwasher operation and confirmed unit now runs continuously through complete cycle without interruption. Electrical supply to dishwasher circuit restored to proper function.

Installed a new 200-amp main breaker panel with 40 circuit spaces to accommodate current electrical loads and allow for future expansion. The installation included mounting the panel enclosure, installing all new circuit breakers, connecting primary power feeds, and establishing proper wire terminations at neutral and grounding bus bars. A complete grounding system was installed per code requirements to ensure electrical safety and proper fault protection. Ran a dedicated circuit from the new main panel to the exterior garage wall for electric vehicle charging capability. Mounted and hardwired an EV charging station to the building's exterior siding, establishing a secure connection with proper wire routing and weatherproof installation methods. The charging unit was tested for proper operation, with the charging cable management system functioning correctly. Coordinated all necessary permits with the local inspection department and arranged required inspections with the utility comp

Performed comprehensive electrical safety evaluation on 2009 residential property experiencing intermittent breaker issues and power-related problems following suspected surge event from previous year. Conducted systematic inspection of electrical panel, branch circuits, receptacles, and wiring connections throughout home, with particular focus on affected circuits serving one side of residence. Identified compromised wire connections at terminal blocks showing copper oxidation and improper termination, along with receptacle wear patterns indicating potential loose connections or backstab failure points that could contribute to circuit instability and nuisance tripping.

Responded to no-cool complaint on single HVAC system. Upon inspection, found outdoor condenser coil heavily contaminated with dirt, dust, and debris buildup, significantly restricting airflow and heat transfer capability. Accessed indoor unit through crawl space and inspected ductwork and evaporator assembly for additional issues. Documented system conditions with photos showing extent of contamination on condenser fins and overall equipment accessibility. Contacted property owner with diagnostic findings and repair recommendations to restore proper cooling operation.

# Ductwork Replacement Successfully completed comprehensive ductwork replacement in residential attic space. Removed deteriorated flexible ductwork showing significant aging and compromised insulation integrity, then installed new silver metallic flexible duct system with proper insulation wrapping. Connected new ductwork to existing gray metal air handler unit and white metal plenum, ensuring secure connections and proper airflow distribution throughout the system. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed proper support and routing of all duct runs to prevent sagging and maintain optimal efficiency.

Conducted sales consultation for replacement of 15-year-old main level HVAC unit in a two-unit residential system. Assessed existing ductwork installation in attic space, measuring clearances and evaluating insulated supply ducts and flexible ductwork routing. Documented exterior electrical disconnect and reviewed system specifications to provide equipment replacement options with 0% financing availability.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on two 2019 HVAC units including 80-point inspections on each system. Performed outdoor coil cleaning to remove heavy dirt and debris accumulation, burner cleaning, and gas pressure adjustments to manufacturer specifications. Conducted thorough safety inspections on both units to ensure proper operation and system reliability.

Responded to permit correction request for generator gas line installation. Replaced non-compliant brass regulator vent cap with approved outdoor-rated plastic vent cap to meet code requirements. Documented compliant installation with photographs showing updated gas pressure regulator assembly with proper plastic vent configuration on exterior generator gas supply system.

Installed customer-provided chandelier in living room with vaulted ceiling exceeding 14 feet in height. Removed existing chandelier fixture, established secure mounting to ceiling junction box, and connected new multi-tiered decorative chandelier with eight candelabra-style bulbs. Additionally, removed secondary light fixture from living room ceiling and installed blank cover panel over electrical box opening. All electrical connections properly secured, fixtures tested for operation, and work area left clean.

Completed HVAC system installation in attic space, including air handler unit with metallic flex duct connection and copper refrigerant line installation secured to ceiling joists. Installed dedicated 20-amp circuit breaker in electrical panel to provide power to new equipment, ensuring proper electrical service and code compliance.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old downstairs central air system. Upon arrival, found evaporator coil heavily frozen with substantial ice buildup throughout air handler cabinet. Observed deteriorated foam insulation on refrigerant lines and oxidation on copper tubing. Identified inadequate airflow as primary cause of freezing condition. Documented electrical panel condition showing age-related weathering and rust staining. Photographed frozen evaporator coil and system components for customer review. Contacted customer to discuss findings and recommended repairs for proper system operation.