Fuquay Varina, NC HVAC & Electrical

Completed comprehensive duct cleaning service for a single-unit HVAC system in a 1,490 square foot residential property during an afternoon appointment window. Technicians accessed and cleaned all accessible ductwork components, including flexible ducting visible in attic or crawlspace areas, removing accumulated dust, debris, and contaminants from the ventilation system to improve air quality and system efficiency.

Responded to no cooling call on 9-year-old system. Upon arrival, unit was off per homeowner request. Performed diagnostic inspection of indoor evaporator coil assembly and electrical components. Inspected wiring connections, relay components, and copper refrigerant lines for signs of failure or damage. Documented equipment condition with photos showing evaporator coil, electrical connections, and associated components for service records.

Installed dedicated electrical circuit for kitchen island appliance use in 2002-built residence. Ran new circuit from main electrical panel located in garage to kitchen island location, including proper wire sizing and breaker installation. Panel inspection revealed existing circuits serving water heater and heat pump system with adequate capacity for additional circuit installation. Completed whole home electrical safety inspection as requested, verifying proper breaker labeling, wire connections, and panel organization. All work performed to current electrical code standards with appropriate wire management and circuit protection.

Completed full electrical service upgrade including installation of new 200 amp main breaker panel with copper bus bar and all new breakers and connections, installation of 200 amp meter base, and implementation of code-compliant grounding systems with water line bond and main grounding system. Coordinated with power company for disconnect and reconnect services and obtained necessary permits and inspections. Additionally installed two customer-supplied ceiling fans on the rear covered patio area.

Completed installation of new Lennox residential air conditioning system. Unit was positioned on concrete pad against exterior wall with proper clearances, electrical disconnect installed, refrigerant lines insulated and routed, and condensate drainage lines installed with PVC piping. System was set on gravel bed for drainage and vibration control. Retrieved necessary parts from Lennox supplier and removed previous unit for return to shop for training purposes. Installation financed through Service Finance with 18-month payment terms.

Responded to service call for HVAC system making unusual noise. Performed diagnostic inspection using borescope camera to examine internal components and identified debris buildup in system. Utilized clamp meter to test electrical current draw and verify proper amperage readings on unit, measuring 18.1 amps. System operational after inspection and testing procedures completed.

Performed sales estimate for complete gas pack unit replacement on aging York system. Previous service included capacitor replacement, but unit requires full replacement due to overall condition and age. Documented existing equipment with photos showing weathered exterior cabinet, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections for replacement planning and customer proposal.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 2009 system where unit was blowing air but not producing cold air. Upon inspection, tested capacitor with clamp meter and found failed dual run capacitor reading 133.4 MFD, which was outside acceptable range for proper compressor and condenser fan operation. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit, verified proper electrical readings, and confirmed system cooling properly before departure.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on HVAC system including full 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, and burner cleaning. Verified and adjusted gas pressures to manufacturer specifications, performed complete safety inspections on all components, and measured electrical amperage readings to confirm proper system operation. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with refrigerant lines, ductwork, and control systems in good working condition.

Responded to service call for non-functioning laundry room fluorescent light fixture. Customer had replaced bulbs multiple times without resolving the issue. Upon arrival, verified power supply to the fixture and tested electrical connections. Determined that the existing 48-inch two-lamp fluorescent fixture had failed internally. Removed the defective fixture from the ceiling, disconnected wiring, and installed replacement fixture of comparable dimensions. Secured mounting hardware, reconnected electrical connections with appropriate wire nuts, and verified proper grounding. Tested new fixture for proper operation and confirmed full functionality before departure.