Broadway, NC HVAC & Electrician Service

Completed comprehensive tune-up on 4-year-old HVAC system including standard maintenance procedures and diagnostics. Vacuumed condensate drain pan to address recurring shutdown issue caused by water accumulation, ensuring proper drainage and preventing future safety switch activations. Measured system pressures with digital manometer reading 03 and verified electrical draw at 45.30 amps using clamp meter, confirming unit is operating within normal parameters.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old system. Found supply air temperature at 65.3°F, confirming inadequate cooling with indoor temperature at 80°F. Inspected outdoor unit contactor and electrical connections, which showed proper wire terminations and organization. Diagnosed system failure preventing proper refrigeration cycle operation, resulting in air handler circulating unconditioned air only.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old system that was previously making pulsating humming noise before losing cooling capacity while indoor blower continued to operate. Inspected electrical panel and system wiring connections, documented existing thermostat with fading display. Replaced faulty thermostat with new digital unit and restored system to normal cooling operation.

Responded to callback for insufficient airflow to rear zones of residence, specifically master bedroom experiencing extended cooling times on system installed approximately five months prior. Performed visual inspection of air handler and inverter control board to assess system operation and identify potential airflow restrictions or equipment deficiencies related to possible recall conditions. Documentation completed with photographic evidence of internal components for warranty evaluation.

Completed full HVAC system installation including outdoor condenser unit and electric heat furnace. Installed beige condenser unit on concrete pad against exterior brick wall with proper refrigerant line connections and PVC condensate drain routing. Positioned unit in mulched area with adequate clearance for airflow and service access. Interior installation included downflow/upflow electric furnace with all associated hardware and components. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed proper refrigerant charge levels. Left user's information manual and installation accessories with system for future reference.

Conducted system replacement estimate for residential HVAC equipment. Documented existing return air grille location in main hallway and photographed current thermostat wiring configuration showing standard HVAC connections (Y, C, W, G, R, OB terminals) to ensure compatibility planning for new equipment installation.

Responded to service call for reported electrical burning smell when HVAC system operates on 19-year-old single-zone unit. Upon inspection, discovered severely contaminated blower motor and squirrel cage fan assembly with excessive dust and debris accumulation throughout blower housing. Electrical panel inspection revealed signs of age-related wear, corrosion, and oxidation on breaker connections and metal surfaces. Documented conditions with photographs showing heavy buildup on blower components and deteriorated electrical connections. Advised customer of findings and safety concerns related to compromised electrical components and restricted airflow due to contamination. Recommended immediate cleaning of blower assembly and evaluation of electrical connections to eliminate fire hazard and restore safe system operation.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on downstairs unit including 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustment, and full safety inspection. Accessed condensing unit exterior components and performed thorough cleaning of coils to ensure optimal airflow and system efficiency. Inspected internal electrical components including contactors, control board, and all wiring connections for proper operation and safety compliance. All systems tested and operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

Responded to no-cool complaint on upstairs 7-8 year old system where outdoor unit was not operating despite thermostat and indoor fan running normally. Upon inspection, accessed electrical compartment and diagnosed failed capacitor preventing compressor operation. Measured supply air temperature at 46.5°F confirming system restored to proper cooling function after capacitor replacement. Also performed routine maintenance inspection on recently installed downstairs system as requested.

Performed comprehensive whole-home electrical safety evaluation on 2009 residence experiencing nuisance tripping on breakers #8 and #18 under simultaneous load conditions. Conducted thorough inspection of main electrical panel, examining all circuit breakers, wire connections, and grounding systems for signs of overloading, loose connections, or component failure. Documented panel interior conditions including wire routing, breaker arrangement, and overall system integrity through photographic evidence. Evaluated load distribution across circuits and identified potential causes of repetitive tripping on affected breakers, which may indicate undersized circuits, deteriorating breaker contacts, or excessive connected loads exceeding circuit capacity.

Responded to customer concern regarding thermostat not maintaining set temperatures, with indoor temperatures consistently running 5+ degrees above setpoint. Performed comprehensive system tune-up on 2-year-old single unit HVAC system. Conducted airflow diagnostics using differential manometer, measuring static pressure at 0.43 inches of water column to assess system performance. Inspected thermostat operation, wiring connections, and calibration. Evaluated blower motor operation, refrigerant charge levels, and overall system capacity to identify root cause of inadequate temperature control that had previously been unresolved by multiple service providers.

Completed comprehensive preventative maintenance tune-up on 4-year-old HVAC system. Inspected electrical panel and circuit breakers, verified proper operation of all components, and measured supply air temperature at 66°F. All system parameters found operating within normal specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Completed installation of a new furnace/air handler unit in utility space with proper connections to existing ductwork. Installed black insulated flexible ducting throughout the space with appropriate routing through structural framing. System was properly secured with all necessary components connected and tested for operation.

Responded to service call for non-operational thermostat and no heat. Upon inspection, found issues with the Genteq blower motor assembly in the air handler unit. Examined electrical connections at the terminal block where multiple colored wires (green, blue, red, black, and brown) connect to the motor. Documented condition with photos of the blower motor assembly and wiring connections for potential recall verification. System was restored to proper operation.

Completed removal of customer's existing pack unit as requested and successfully installed new HVAC system. New outdoor unit was properly positioned on concrete pad with all electrical connections and refrigerant lines securely attached to the building. Installed and programmed new Honeywell Home digital thermostat, confirming system functionality with temperature reading at 82 degrees.

Conducted system replacement evaluation for no AC service issue. Inspected electrical panel, noting available breaker space and current circuit configuration. Examined attic HVAC unit, documenting existing equipment placement, ductwork configuration, and insulation conditions. Photos taken of both electrical panel and attic installation area for replacement planning purposes.

Inspected 2009 heat pump system after customer reported unit operating at reduced capacity. Visual examination revealed significant dirt accumulation on condenser fan and components. Electrical inspection of service panel confirmed proper connections to heat pump circuit. Recommended comprehensive cleaning and further diagnostic testing to restore optimal performance.

Completed sales consultation for 21-year-old HVAC unit, documenting exterior equipment condition and electrical panel specifications. Discussed 60-month 0% financing options with customer and provided detailed replacement recommendations based on inspection of the aging system. Photos taken of exterior unit placement and electrical service panel for accurate system sizing and installation planning.

Conducted sales consultation for replacement of 20-year-old Goodman dual system. Visual inspection revealed severely deteriorated outdoor AC unit with extensive rust, corrosion, and weathering damage. Documented condition with photos showing the aged equipment and existing electrical setup including transfer switch and meter configuration for proper replacement planning.

Conducted inspection of damaged ductwork insulation at connection points, documenting torn reflective insulation and compromised seals. Scheduled installation of manual dampers to address airflow regulation issues, with parts to be acquired prior to the scheduled completion.

Performed diagnostic inspection on 11-year-old HVAC system after customer reported weak airflow and cold air concerns. Examined attic ductwork system, including main plenum and flexible ducts, noting proper installation but identifying restricted airflow to kitchen and bathroom zones. Adjusted dampers to improve distribution balance and restore proper temperature regulation.