Cary, NC HVAC & Electrical

Performed comprehensive electrical inspection of 1971 home for pre-purchase evaluation. Diagnosed power loss to attic ventilation fans and inspected aluminum wiring connections throughout residence, verifying proper terminations and identifying areas requiring repair to mitigate fire hazards. Assessed garage and laundry room circuits for GFCI protection requirements and documented missing weatherproof covers on exterior receptacles, providing detailed findings and repair recommendations to facilitate real estate transaction negotiations.

Responded to service call for recurring breaker trip affecting hallway lighting circuit to front door. Upon arrival, reviewed account history noting previous breaker replacement without full circuit diagnostic. Inspected main electrical panel and exterior meter enclosure, documenting current condition of breakers, bus bars, service entrance cables, and grounding connections. Explained to homeowner that while breaker replacement is possible, a complete circuit diagnostic is required to identify underlying fault condition causing repeated trips and to ensure proper warranty coverage. Recommended full diagnostic testing of affected lighting circuit to determine if issue stems from circuit wiring, connections, or load problems rather than breaker failure alone.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on two HVAC units, performing 80-point inspections on each system. Inspected and tested electrical components including run capacitors, contactors, and all wiring connections. Cleaned outdoor condenser coils to optimize heat transfer efficiency. Performed burner cleaning and adjusted gas pressures to manufacturer specifications. Conducted thorough safety inspections of all system components and verified proper operation of both heating and cooling functions across both units.

Responded to no-cool call where thermostat lost power after switching from heat to cool mode. Upon inspection, discovered condensate switch issue affecting thermostat power supply. Inspected air handler components, wiring harnesses, and control board connections. Addressed condensate safety switch malfunction that was interrupting 24V power to thermostat when system switched to cooling mode. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation in cooling mode, and confirmed thermostat restored to normal function with stable power supply.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on two residential HVAC systems—upstairs unit (less than 5 years old) and downstairs unit (approximately 10 years old). Performed electrical diagnostics on outdoor condensing unit using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings. Inspected ductwork system in attic space, noting visible mold contamination on supply plenum and duct surfaces, which is being addressed separately by restoration contractor per their recommendation for HVAC maintenance prior to remediation work.

Successfully supplied and installed a new Air King bathroom exhaust fan in the main bathroom ceiling adjacent to the shower area. The installation included proper mounting of the ventilation unit with integrated motor assembly and rectangular grille cover, ensuring optimal air circulation through the horizontal louver system. All electrical connections were completed to manufacturer specifications, and the unit was tested for proper operation upon completion.

Completed HVAC condensate pump installation in basement crawl space. Unit was mounted on concrete surface with proper electrical connections established and discharge piping routed through floor joists. All connections were secured and tested for proper operation to ensure effective condensate removal from the system.

Responded to sales inquiry for complete attic ductwork replacement on single-system residential HVAC installation. Assessed existing attic-mounted furnace configuration with metal supply plenum and connected ductwork, noting current flex duct routing and insulation conditions throughout accessible attic space. Documented equipment layout, structural access points, and existing insulation placement to provide accurate scope and proposal for full ductwork replacement project.

Completed electrical installation including two dedicated circuits from the main panel to the third floor using PVC conduit, removal of an old satellite dish at the driveway, and connection of a bathroom outlet utilizing an existing spare 15-amp circuit in the attic. All installed components are covered under warranty. The main electrical panel was accessed and properly configured with new breakers to support the additional circuits, ensuring code-compliant power distribution throughout the residence.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance including 80-point inspection on both HVAC systems. Performed outdoor coil cleaning on the Trane heat pump unit located in side yard, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and full safety inspections. Verified proper operation of attic-mounted electrical disconnect and all system components.

Responded to service call for microwave with inadequate ventilation and operational issues. Upon inspection, observed existing Frigidaire over-the-range microwave with flexible aluminum ducting configured for rear wall exhaust. Assessed ventilation system and confirmed ducting configuration and connections. Explained to customer that microwave appliance repair is outside scope of services, but verified ventilation pathway and discussed options for new microwave installation if needed.

Responded to service call at 1990s residential property for sauna heater replacement. Disconnected existing 240V single-phase sauna heater unit from dedicated circuit at main electrical panel and removed from service. Installed customer-provided replacement sauna heater, making proper electrical connections to existing 240V circuit. Verified circuit breaker compatibility, confirmed all wire terminations were secure, and tested unit operation to ensure proper functionality. Documented electrical panel configuration with photos showing circuit layout and breaker arrangement for service records.

Completed comprehensive 200 amp electrical service upgrade including installation of new exterior meter/panel combination with copper busbars, breakers, and feed-through lugs. Installed code-compliant grounding system with two ground rods and whole home surge protection device. Installed new interior 200 amp 40-space panel with copper busbars and breakers, connected via new 200 amp feeder wire from exterior to interior panel. Added five dedicated circuits in garage per specifications. Coordinated temporary power disconnect and reconnect with utility company. All installations performed to code with required permits. Testing confirmed proper voltage readings and GFCI functionality on all new circuits.

Responded to service call for tripped breaker that would not reset after homeowner attempted light fixture replacement. Upon inspection of the electrical panel, identified a faulty circuit breaker that had mechanically failed and would not properly engage in the reset position. Replaced the defective breaker with new properly-rated circuit breaker, verified all connections were secure, tested the circuit for proper operation, and confirmed the lighting circuit was restored to full functionality.

Completed preventive maintenance on two HVAC systems, with primary focus on unit experiencing cooling issues. Performed comprehensive 80-point inspection on both units, including outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and full safety inspections. Diagnostic testing revealed R-22 system operating with suction pressure at 33.3 psig and liquid pressure at 141.6 psig, with saturation temperatures recorded at 10.6°F suction side and 79.1°F liquid side.

Responded to no power issue affecting bedroom and attic circuits in 1994 home. Upon arrival, confirmed both areas were on same circuit with breaker in off position. Conducted thorough investigation to locate GFCI protection device that homeowner was unable to find. Located GFCI outlet, performed reset procedure, and verified proper circuit operation. Tested outlet functionality using digital voltage tester, confirming 120VAC and correct wiring configuration. Restored power to affected bedroom and attic areas, verified all outlets operational, and instructed homeowner on GFCI location and reset procedures for future reference.

Responded to service call for dim dawn-to-dusk exterior light fixture on left side of front entrance at 1979 residential property. Inspected wall-mounted decorative lantern-style fixture with photocell sensor and found reduced light output compared to matching fixture on opposite side. Accessed junction box to verify electrical connections, confirming proper wire terminations with wire nuts and grounding. Determined photocell sensor had degraded sensitivity causing premature dim operation. Recommended fixture replacement for optimal performance, but homeowner declined due to pending property sale, opting to leave as-is for new owner to address.

Conducted sales estimate for complete HVAC system replacement on 10-year-old unit experiencing refrigerant leak and extensive mold contamination throughout the system. Documented existing equipment condition including control board and electrical components, photographed current system configuration and exterior electrical service connections to provide comprehensive replacement proposal as alternative to costly repairs.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old system for second opinion evaluation following previous contractor's refrigerant leak diagnosis. Performed comprehensive system inspection including attic air handler and control board examination. Assessed ductwork integrity, measured system pressures and temperatures, and evaluated electronic control components for proper operation. Documented findings with diagnostic images showing HVAC equipment condition and control board status to provide customer with complete assessment for informed decision-making regarding reported refrigerant leak concern.

Responded to sales call for residential property with two HVAC systems, focusing on downstairs Bryant unit from 2010 experiencing performance issues. Customer reported unit began showing signs of failure before winter and expressed concern about reliability for upcoming cooling season. Conducted on-site evaluation of outdoor Bryant package unit, documented equipment condition with photographs showing unit positioned on concrete pad with proper clearances, and assessed system age and overall operational status to provide replacement options.

Completed electrical installation work at 1986 residential property in preparation for owner relocation. Installed new dedicated outlet for microwave in kitchen, mounted kitchen light fixture, installed bedroom light fixture, and added two exterior light fixtures. Also installed weatherproof GFCI outlet on exterior wall to provide protected power access for outdoor use, ensuring proper ground fault protection and code compliance for exposed outdoor electrical service.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance including an 80-point inspection on both HVAC units installed in the attic and crawl space locations. Performed thorough cleaning of outdoor condenser coils, burner assembly cleaning, and gas pressure adjustments to manufacturer specifications. Conducted full safety inspections of both systems, verifying proper operation of all components, ductwork integrity, and drainage systems. All equipment found operating within normal parameters following maintenance procedures.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance including 80-point inspection on Lennox condensing unit (Model 13ACD-036-230-11). Performed outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, and verified gas pressures within manufacturer specifications. Conducted electrical diagnostics with amp draw readings confirming system operating at 18.1 amps, within normal parameters for compressor and fan motor operation. All safety inspections passed with unit operating efficiently.

Installed two new GFCI outlets in separate upstairs bathrooms of a 19-year-old townhouse, each positioned near the toilet as requested. Ran dedicated 20-amp circuits from the main electrical panel to each bathroom location, installing new circuit breakers in available panel spaces. Verified proper GFCI functionality, confirmed correct polarity and grounding, and ensured all work met current NEC requirements for bathroom receptacles.

Responded to pre-sale electrical inspection findings at a 1979 residential property. Secured electrical panel that had become detached from mounting surface and restored proper attachment to ensure code compliance. Addressed double-tap breaker issue where two conductors were terminated on a single breaker pole not rated for dual connections, correcting the violation to meet NEC standards and eliminate potential safety hazard.