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Dependable Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrician Service for Homes & Farms in Coats

When your heat pump cuts out on an August afternoon or your gas pack trips the main circuit breaker during a sudden Harnett County cold front, you need more than a quick patch. You need local technicians who understand how your home's HVAC system and electrical panel interact under heavy regional power demands.

Since 2005, Dawson’s Electric & Air, has provided honest residential HVAC repair, system replacements, emergency air conditioning fixes, and preventative tune-ups throughout Coats and central NC. Because our team holds licenses in both HVAC and Electrical contracting, we identify and fix complex power fluctuations, undersized breakers, and airflow issues that single-trade companies often miss.

Whether your home sits near Campbell University, along NC Hwy 27, or out on agricultural acreage near Stewart’s Creek, we deliver long-lasting indoor comfort and electrical safety.

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When you need HVAC or electrical service done properly, give us a call at 919-887-8284 or contact us online with any questions.

Local and Honest AC Repair Service in Coats, NC

When your air conditioner starts blowing lukewarm air in the peak of summer, you need a responsive ac repair service that gets to the root cause on the first visit.

Common Warning Signs Your AC Needs Service:

  • The Fan Hums, But the Blades Won't Turn: A classic symptom of a failed start or run capacitor. Continuing to run the system with a bad capacitor will burn out the compressor motor.

  • Ice Forming on the Copper Refrigerant Lines: Typically caused by a severely restricted air filter or a refrigerant leak in the evaporator coil.

  • Water Pools Around the Indoor Air Handler: High humidity leads to heavy condensation. If your condensate line gets clogged with algae, safety float switches shut the unit off to prevent ceiling or floor damage.

  • Constant Tripping at the Breaker Panel: Indicates a electrical short, a stuck contactor, or an aging compressor drawing excessive starting amps.

Pro Tip for Coats Homeowners: If your AC shuts off completely on a hot day, check the small PVC drain line outside near your foundation. If water has backed up into the drain pan, the safety float switch has done its job to prevent flooding. Clearing the clog often restores power immediately.

Expert Furnace Repair & Heat Pump Service

North Carolina winters bring abrupt drops in temperature. Whether your home uses a gas furnace, an electric heat pump, or a dual-fuel system, our team keeps your heat running safely.

Gas & Propane Furnace Repair

Propane and gas heating units require detailed annual safety checks. We clean dirty flame sensors, inspect burner assemblies, check flue exhaust draft, and test heat exchangers for dangerous cracks that could allow carbon monoxide into your home.

Heat Pump Auxiliary Heat Diagnostics

Most central NC homes rely on electric heat pumps. When temperatures drop toward freezing, your heat pump relies on auxiliary electric heat strips. Because these heat strips pull a high electrical load, loose wire connections can cause terminal blocks to melt. We inspect and test your auxiliary heating circuits so you aren't left in the cold.

When to Choose HVAC Replacement Over Repair

Deciding whether to keep repairing an aging system or commit to a full hvac replacement comes down to long-term performance and efficiency.

  1. The 10-15 Year Lifespan Rule: Standard heat pumps operating in hot, humid NC conditions typically last 10 to 15 years. If your system is over 12 years old and requires major component repairs, replacement offers better return on investment.

  2. Rising Monthly Utility Bills: A 15-year-old heat pump can lose up to 20% of its operating efficiency, leading to higher electric bills. Upgrading to a high-efficiency SEER2 heat pump significantly lowers energy usage.

  3. Repeated Compressor or Motor Failures: If you're paying for multiple service calls every season, those costs are better directed toward a new, warranted system.

Energy Efficiency Rebates

Upgrading to an ENERGY STAR® certified heat pump or high-efficiency system can make you eligible for federal tax credits and regional electric utility rebates. We guide you through the process to ensure you maximize your savings

Serving Coats Neighborhoods

Our team works throughout Coats, including:

  • Turlington Acres

  • Wynn Ridge

  • Coats Downtown residential area

  • Rural properties off NC-55

  • Homes near Coats-Erwin Middle School

Smaller-town infrastructure often requires customized electrical repair solutions and HVAC systems designed for crawlspace-heavy homes.

Why Dawson's Electric Ranks Among the Best HVAC & Electrical Companies in Coats, NC

Homeowners in Coats choose Dawson's Electric over single-trade contractors because we bring a broader scope of technical expertise to every job:

  • Dual-Licensed HVAC & Master Electrical Experts: We handle the mechanical cooling components along with your breakers, disconnect boxes, and wiring. You won't have to wait on a separate electrician to complete an HVAC repair or installation.

  • Surge & Power Safety: We evaluate your home's electrical service to ensure your heating and cooling equipment is protected against grid surges and lightning.

  • Upfront Quotes with Zero Surprises: You will always know the exact cost before work begins.

  • Clean, Respectful Technicians: We protect your flooring with drop cloths and boot covers, leaving your home as clean as we found it.

See what your neighbors are saying about our service below! 

Recent Jobs and Reviews in Coats, NC

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 3 customer reviews

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Responded to service call at 1992 residential property for bathroom exhaust fan replacement and motion light installation. Upon inspection, assessed existing bathroom exhaust fan unit and electrical connections. Removed old fan assembly, verified electrical circuit compatibility, and installed new bathroom exhaust fan unit with proper mounting and ductwork connections. Ensured secure wire terminations at junction box and tested fan operation for proper airflow and function. Replaced exterior motion-activated light fixture using customer-supplied unit. Verified existing wiring condition, made necessary electrical connections at terminal block, installed new motion sensor light fixture, and adjusted sensitivity settings. Tested motion detection range and lighting operation to confirm proper functionality. All work completed per NEC standards with secure connections and proper grounding verified.
Responded to service call at 1992 residential property for bathroom exhaust fan replacement and motion light installation. Upon inspection, assessed existing bathroom exhaust fan unit and electrical connections. Removed old fan assembly, verified electrical circuit compatibility, and installed new bathroom exhaust fan unit with proper mounting and ductwork connections. Ensured secure wire terminations at junction box and tested fan operation for proper airflow and function. Replaced exterior motion-activated light fixture using customer-supplied unit. Verified existing wiring condition, made necessary electrical connections at terminal block, installed new motion sensor light fixture, and adjusted sensitivity settings. Tested motion detection range and lighting operation to confirm proper functionality. All work completed per NEC standards with secure connections and proper grounding verified.
Preston C.
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Responded to service call at 1992 residential property for bathroom exhaust fan replacement and motion light installation. Upon inspection, assessed existing bathroom exhaust fan unit and electrical connections. Removed old fan assembly, verified electrical circuit compatibility, and installed new bathroom exhaust fan unit with proper mounting and ductwork connections. Ensured secure wire terminations at junction box and tested fan operation for proper airflow and function. Replaced exterior motion-activated light fixture using customer-supplied unit. Verified existing wiring condition, made necessary electrical connections at terminal block, installed new motion sensor light fixture, and adjusted sensitivity settings. Tested motion detection range and lighting operation to confirm proper functionality. All work completed per NEC standards with secure connections and proper grounding verified.
Coats, NC 27521
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Keith came out early on a Friday. Not only did he diagnose our HVAC issue, but was able to help us same day. Very grateful to have AC again.
Brenda - Coats, NC 27521
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you, Brenda, for your 5-star review! We're so glad Keith was able to arrive early, quickly diagnose your HVAC issue, and get your air conditioning back up and running the same day. We know how important it is to have a reliable AC system, especially when temperatures reach 100 degrees here in North Carolina, so we're grateful we could help restore your comfort quickly. We'll be sure to share your kind words with Keith. Thank you for trusting Dawson's Electric & Air with your AC repair needs, and we're always here whenever you need us!

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2009 system where indoor unit was blowing air but not cooling and outdoor fan was not operating. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily loaded with dust and debris restricting airflow. Measured system voltage at 10.4V indicating low voltage issue affecting outdoor unit operation. Documented conditions with multimeter readings and coil condition photos for homeowner review and approval of necessary repairs.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 2009 system where indoor unit was blowing air but not cooling and outdoor fan was not operating. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily loaded with dust and debris restricting airflow. Measured system voltage at 10.4V indicating low voltage issue affecting outdoor unit operation. Documented conditions with multimeter readings and coil condition photos for homeowner review and approval of necessary repairs.
Keith M.
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Responded to no cooling complaint on 2009 system where indoor unit was blowing air but not cooling and outdoor fan was not operating. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily loaded with dust and debris restricting airflow. Measured system voltage at 10.4V indicating low voltage issue affecting outdoor unit operation. Documented conditions with multimeter readings and coil condition photos for homeowner review and approval of necessary repairs.
Coats, NC 27521
Responded to service call for HVAC system reported to be "acting funky" with cooling still operational. Performed diagnostic inspection of 10-12 year old residential air conditioning unit. Upon examination of control panel and electrical components, discovered excessive dirt, dust, and debris accumulation throughout the system, including cobwebs and deterioration of panel finish. Inspected wiring bundles in attic space, noting significant dust coating on multiple conductors and signs of insulation wear on various colored wires. Documented condition of electrical control board, transformer, terminal connections, and loose coiled wiring in lower panel section. System assessed for potential issues that could lead to complete failure if left unaddressed.
Responded to service call for HVAC system reported to be "acting funky" with cooling still operational. Performed diagnostic inspection of 10-12 year old residential air conditioning unit. Upon examination of control panel and electrical components, discovered excessive dirt, dust, and debris accumulation throughout the system, including cobwebs and deterioration of panel finish. Inspected wiring bundles in attic space, noting significant dust coating on multiple conductors and signs of insulation wear on various colored wires. Documented condition of electrical control board, transformer, terminal connections, and loose coiled wiring in lower panel section. System assessed for potential issues that could lead to complete failure if left unaddressed.
Connor G.
Connor G. Checked in
Responded to service call for HVAC system reported to be "acting funky" with cooling still operational. Performed diagnostic inspection of 10-12 year old residential air conditioning unit. Upon examination of control panel and electrical components, discovered excessive dirt, dust, and debris accumulation throughout the system, including cobwebs and deterioration of panel finish. Inspected wiring bundles in attic space, noting significant dust coating on multiple conductors and signs of insulation wear on various colored wires. Documented condition of electrical control board, transformer, terminal connections, and loose coiled wiring in lower panel section. System assessed for potential issues that could lead to complete failure if left unaddressed.
Coats, NC 27521
Review
Great service.
Dalean - Coats, NC 27521
Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on 13-year-old HVAC system including full 80-point inspection on both indoor and outdoor units. Performed outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and thorough safety inspections. Identified severe attic insulation contamination and water damage surrounding indoor air handler requiring immediate attention and remediation to prevent further equipment degradation and maintain system efficiency.
Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on 13-year-old HVAC system including full 80-point inspection on both indoor and outdoor units. Performed outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and thorough safety inspections. Identified severe attic insulation contamination and water damage surrounding indoor air handler requiring immediate attention and remediation to prevent further equipment degradation and maintain system efficiency.
Aaron P.
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Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on 13-year-old HVAC system including full 80-point inspection on both indoor and outdoor units. Performed outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustments, and thorough safety inspections. Identified severe attic insulation contamination and water damage surrounding indoor air handler requiring immediate attention and remediation to prevent further equipment degradation and maintain system efficiency.
Coats, NC 27521
# HVAC Installation Summary Successfully completed full residential HVAC system installation including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air distribution components. Positioned beige/tan air conditioning condenser unit on concrete pad in side yard location with proper clearances maintained despite confined space between structures. Installed flexible insulated ductwork throughout attic space with multiple branch runs from central plenum junction. Mounted and wired control unit to wooden support beam with proper electrical connections established. System installation financed through service financing program with down payment arrangement. # Detailed Work Performed Installed complete residential air conditioning system including outdoor and indoor components. Exterior condensing unit positioned on prepared concrete pad in narrow side yard area between two residential structures. Unit placement required careful consideration of spatial constraints with white vinyl picket fencing on b
# HVAC Installation Summary Successfully completed full residential HVAC system installation including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air distribution components. Positioned beige/tan air conditioning condenser unit on concrete pad in side yard location with proper clearances maintained despite confined space between structures. Installed flexible insulated ductwork throughout attic space with multiple branch runs from central plenum junction. Mounted and wired control unit to wooden support beam with proper electrical connections established. System installation financed through service financing program with down payment arrangement. # Detailed Work Performed Installed complete residential air conditioning system including outdoor and indoor components. Exterior condensing unit positioned on prepared concrete pad in narrow side yard area between two residential structures. Unit placement required careful consideration of spatial constraints with white vinyl picket fencing on b
Santos C.
Santos C. Checked in
# HVAC Installation Summary Successfully completed full residential HVAC system installation including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air distribution components. Positioned beige/tan air conditioning condenser unit on concrete pad in side yard location with proper clearances maintained despite confined space between structures. Installed flexible insulated ductwork throughout attic space with multiple branch runs from central plenum junction. Mounted and wired control unit to wooden support beam with proper electrical connections established. System installation financed through service financing program with down payment arrangement. # Detailed Work Performed Installed complete residential air conditioning system including outdoor and indoor components. Exterior condensing unit positioned on prepared concrete pad in narrow side yard area between two residential structures. Unit placement required careful consideration of spatial constraints with white vinyl picket fencing on b
Coats, NC 27521
Completed replacement of 11-year-old HVAC unit. New equipment and components were delivered to site and positioned for installation. Photographed new water heater with reflective foil insulation jacket, showing associated installation materials including flexible condensate tubing, control box with indicator light, white PVC fittings, and mounting hardware staged on top of unit. Ran electrical supply lines and communication cables across exterior work area from utility connection point to equipment location. Routed wiring over mixed surface terrain including gravel, paved sections, and brick edging to reach installation site near building foundation.
Completed replacement of 11-year-old HVAC unit. New equipment and components were delivered to site and positioned for installation. Photographed new water heater with reflective foil insulation jacket, showing associated installation materials including flexible condensate tubing, control box with indicator light, white PVC fittings, and mounting hardware staged on top of unit. Ran electrical supply lines and communication cables across exterior work area from utility connection point to equipment location. Routed wiring over mixed surface terrain including gravel, paved sections, and brick edging to reach installation site near building foundation.
Everett C.
Everett C. Checked in
Completed replacement of 11-year-old HVAC unit. New equipment and components were delivered to site and positioned for installation. Photographed new water heater with reflective foil insulation jacket, showing associated installation materials including flexible condensate tubing, control box with indicator light, white PVC fittings, and mounting hardware staged on top of unit. Ran electrical supply lines and communication cables across exterior work area from utility connection point to equipment location. Routed wiring over mixed surface terrain including gravel, paved sections, and brick edging to reach installation site near building foundation.
Coats, NC 27521
Responded to no cooling complaint for downstairs zone on multi-zone system. Inspected attic-mounted air handler and zone control panel, documenting damaged flexible ductwork with torn outer vapor barrier and exposed insulation. Verified zone damper wiring connections at control board showing proper color-coded wire terminations to multiple thermostats. Identified compromised ductwork as likely cause of reduced airflow and inadequate cooling to downstairs zone.
Responded to no cooling complaint for downstairs zone on multi-zone system. Inspected attic-mounted air handler and zone control panel, documenting damaged flexible ductwork with torn outer vapor barrier and exposed insulation. Verified zone damper wiring connections at control board showing proper color-coded wire terminations to multiple thermostats. Identified compromised ductwork as likely cause of reduced airflow and inadequate cooling to downstairs zone.
Hayes H.
Hayes H. Checked in
Responded to no cooling complaint for downstairs zone on multi-zone system. Inspected attic-mounted air handler and zone control panel, documenting damaged flexible ductwork with torn outer vapor barrier and exposed insulation. Verified zone damper wiring connections at control board showing proper color-coded wire terminations to multiple thermostats. Identified compromised ductwork as likely cause of reduced airflow and inadequate cooling to downstairs zone.
Coats, NC 27521
Responded to service call for multiple non-functioning outlets in kitchen and dining room areas with no tripped breakers. Upon arrival, tested affected outlets and traced circuit to identify loss of power. Inspection revealed failed GFCI outlet serving as upstream protection for downstream receptacles. Replaced defective GFCI device, restored power to all affected outlets, and verified proper operation throughout the circuit. All outlets tested and confirmed functioning correctly upon completion.
Responded to service call for multiple non-functioning outlets in kitchen and dining room areas with no tripped breakers. Upon arrival, tested affected outlets and traced circuit to identify loss of power. Inspection revealed failed GFCI outlet serving as upstream protection for downstream receptacles. Replaced defective GFCI device, restored power to all affected outlets, and verified proper operation throughout the circuit. All outlets tested and confirmed functioning correctly upon completion.
Curtis E.
Curtis E. Checked in
Responded to service call for multiple non-functioning outlets in kitchen and dining room areas with no tripped breakers. Upon arrival, tested affected outlets and traced circuit to identify loss of power. Inspection revealed failed GFCI outlet serving as upstream protection for downstream receptacles. Replaced defective GFCI device, restored power to all affected outlets, and verified proper operation throughout the circuit. All outlets tested and confirmed functioning correctly upon completion.
Coats, NC 27521
Review
He is an outstanding tech. A real pleasure to have come out.
Stephen - Coats, NC 27521
Responded to service call at 1998-built residence for multiple electrical issues including non-functional vent hood, overhead kitchen light, and outlet. Upon arrival, verified no tripped breakers at main panel. Troubleshot kitchen ceiling-mounted LED panel fixture and determined failure due to internal driver malfunction. Inspected range hood circuit and identified loose wire connection at junction box causing intermittent power loss. Investigated problematic outlet that homeowner had previously replaced; testing revealed backstab connection failure and downstream wiring fault causing repeated failure. Removed defective outlet, inspected branch circuit wiring, and discovered damaged conductor with evidence of arcing at wire connection point. Replaced damaged section of wiring, installed new commercial-grade outlet with screw terminal connections for reliable contact, and verified proper grounding. Replaced failed LED panel driver in kitchen ceiling fixture and confirmed proper operatio
Responded to service call at 1998-built residence for multiple electrical issues including non-functional vent hood, overhead kitchen light, and outlet. Upon arrival, verified no tripped breakers at main panel. Troubleshot kitchen ceiling-mounted LED panel fixture and determined failure due to internal driver malfunction. Inspected range hood circuit and identified loose wire connection at junction box causing intermittent power loss. Investigated problematic outlet that homeowner had previously replaced; testing revealed backstab connection failure and downstream wiring fault causing repeated failure. Removed defective outlet, inspected branch circuit wiring, and discovered damaged conductor with evidence of arcing at wire connection point. Replaced damaged section of wiring, installed new commercial-grade outlet with screw terminal connections for reliable contact, and verified proper grounding. Replaced failed LED panel driver in kitchen ceiling fixture and confirmed proper operatio
Jonathan B.
Jonathan B. Checked in
Responded to service call at 1998-built residence for multiple electrical issues including non-functional vent hood, overhead kitchen light, and outlet. Upon arrival, verified no tripped breakers at main panel. Troubleshot kitchen ceiling-mounted LED panel fixture and determined failure due to internal driver malfunction. Inspected range hood circuit and identified loose wire connection at junction box causing intermittent power loss. Investigated problematic outlet that homeowner had previously replaced; testing revealed backstab connection failure and downstream wiring fault causing repeated failure. Removed defective outlet, inspected branch circuit wiring, and discovered damaged conductor with evidence of arcing at wire connection point. Replaced damaged section of wiring, installed new commercial-grade outlet with screw terminal connections for reliable contact, and verified proper grounding. Replaced failed LED panel driver in kitchen ceiling fixture and confirmed proper operatio
Coats, NC 27521
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Coats, NC 27521
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Coats, NC 27521
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Coats, NC 27521
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Performed electrical modification in kitchen renovation project, removing and capping 5 unnecessary outlets in preparation for new backsplash installation. Verified circuit integrity using Klein Tools tester and properly terminated exposed wiring to ensure code compliance.
Coats, NC 27521
Review
Tim was very professional and explained my electrical system in detail so I could understand. Took care of outlets and breaker box updates. Takes a personal interest in his work. Highly recommend!
Randall Dills - Coats, NC 27521
Response from Dawson's Electric & Air:

Thank you, Randall, for the great review! We’re so glad to hear Tim provided professional, detailed service and took the time to explain your electrical system in a way that made sense. It’s great to know he was able to help with your outlet repairs and breaker box updates while making sure everything was safe and up to date. That level of care and personal attention is exactly what we aim for on every electrical service call. We truly appreciate your recommendation and your trust in Dawson’s Electric & Air. If you ever need electrical panel upgrades, outlet installation, or any other electrical or HVAC services, we’re always here to help!

Coats, NC - Conducted follow-up inspection at site to address failed permit issue. Identified incorrect overcurrent protection device installed on electrical panel. Documented breaker configuration and amperage ratings for compliance verification, focusing on proper sizing requirements for the connected unit.
Jeff L.
Jeff L. Checked in
Conducted follow-up inspection at site to address failed permit issue. Identified incorrect overcurrent protection device installed on electrical panel. Documented breaker configuration and amperage ratings for compliance verification, focusing on proper sizing requirements for the connected unit.
Coats, NC 27521
Completed installation of a new HVAC system with both interior and exterior components. The interior unit was installed in the crawlspace with proper electrical connections and drainage lines, while the exterior condensing unit was mounted on a concrete pad adjacent to the brick exterior wall with PVC condensate lines properly routed.
Completed installation of a new HVAC system with both interior and exterior components. The interior unit was installed in the crawlspace with proper electrical connections and drainage lines, while the exterior condensing unit was mounted on a concrete pad adjacent to the brick exterior wall with PVC condensate lines properly routed.
Thomas M.
Thomas M. Checked in
Completed installation of a new HVAC system with both interior and exterior components. The interior unit was installed in the crawlspace with proper electrical connections and drainage lines, while the exterior condensing unit was mounted on a concrete pad adjacent to the brick exterior wall with PVC condensate lines properly routed.
Coats, NC 27521
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Coats, NC 27521
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Coats, NC 27521
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Coats, NC 27521
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Tim D.
Tim D. Checked in
Completed electric service installation for kitchen conversion from gas to electric stove. Installed new dedicated 240V outlet with appropriate circuit breaker in existing service panel. Verified proper voltage, grounding, and code compliance while coordinating installation timing with concurrent HVAC work.
Coats, NC 27521
Completed scheduled preventative maintenance on one HVAC system, performing a comprehensive 80-point inspection. Cleaned outdoor coils and burners, adjusted gas pressures as needed, and conducted safety inspections. Verified proper thermostat operation with temperature readings at 75°/65°, and inspected attic installation components including ductwork and electrical connections.
Completed scheduled preventative maintenance on one HVAC system, performing a comprehensive 80-point inspection. Cleaned outdoor coils and burners, adjusted gas pressures as needed, and conducted safety inspections. Verified proper thermostat operation with temperature readings at 75°/65°, and inspected attic installation components including ductwork and electrical connections.
Connor G.
Connor G. Checked in
Completed scheduled preventative maintenance on one HVAC system, performing a comprehensive 80-point inspection. Cleaned outdoor coils and burners, adjusted gas pressures as needed, and conducted safety inspections. Verified proper thermostat operation with temperature readings at 75°/65°, and inspected attic installation components including ductwork and electrical connections.
Coats, NC 27521
Jim G.
Jim G. Checked in
Electrician providing a consultation and quotes for some work needed.
Coats, NC 27521
Jonathan B.
Jonathan B. Checked in
Electrician troubleshooting tripping breaker
Coats, NC 27521
Jay S.
Jay S. Checked in
Diagnosing high energy bill
Coats, NC 27521
Jay S.
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Hanging lights and ceiling fans
Coats, NC 27521
Jason T.
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Electrician installing generator interlock kit.
Coats, NC 27521
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