HVAC & Plumbing Services in Fort Wayne, IN

Conducted on-site evaluation for complete air conditioning system replacement at residential property with existing Space Pak high-velocity system. Property currently without operational cooling. Assessed existing configuration including outdoor condensing unit, attic-mounted air handler, and distribution system utilizing small-diameter flexible tubing with wall outlets in multiple rooms. Confirmed no conventional ductwork present. Documented equipment locations and system layout through photography. Provided replacement estimate for new cooling system compatible with existing high-velocity distribution infrastructure.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance visit that was converted to a cooling system inspection per customer request. Inspected HVAC system components including dual-run capacitor rated at 440/370VAC with proper wire connections intact and terminals secure. Verified system operational parameters and confirmed equipment functioning within manufacturer specifications following recent furnace installation.

Completed installation of new air handler and air conditioning unit in side closet location. System was properly charged and pressurized using manifold gauge set to verify refrigerant levels and operating pressures within manufacturer specifications. Installed new 14x20x1 air filter in return air ductwork to ensure proper airflow and filtration for the new HVAC system. All connections were secured, system was tested for proper operation, and unit is functioning as designed.

Completed routine air conditioning maintenance on Carrier outdoor condensing unit. Inspected electrical components including capacitor, contactor, and wiring connections within control panel, verifying all connections were secure and components functioning properly. Verified system operation and confirmed unit is operating within normal parameters through end of current maintenance agreement period.

# HVAC System Installation Successfully installed customer-supplied air handler and outdoor condensing unit at residential property. The new Carrier air conditioning system was positioned on gravel pad against exterior stone wall, with proper clearances maintained for service access and airflow. Indoor air handler with evaporator coil was installed in end closet location, featuring vertical configuration with refrigerant lines properly secured and insulated. All electrical connections, condensate drainage, and PVC piping were completed to manufacturer specifications. System startup performed with refrigerant lines pressure tested and equipment operational.

Provided estimate for running a gas line from existing furnace area to adjacent room for installation of small gas stove in kitchenette. Assessed current gas supply configuration, existing mechanical room layout with water heater and HVAC equipment, and determined optimal routing for new gas line installation. Documented site conditions including basement framing, existing utility locations, and exterior access points to support accurate material and labor estimates for the proposed gas line extension work.

Responded to no-cooling callback for AC unit displaying 10.2 error code indicating low refrigerant. Upon inspection, identified active refrigerant leak at outdoor unit's brass valve assembly and copper line connections, evidenced by clear oil residue and visible corrosion on copper piping. Documented condition of weathered service valves, oxidized copper lines, and compromised connection points for repair authorization.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment for air conditioning system installation in residential property without existing AC infrastructure. Evaluated electrical panel capacity and confirmed adequate service for new AC unit installation. Inspected basement area containing existing propane boiler, assessed attic-mounted propane furnace, and reviewed existing ductwork configuration in upper level of home to determine optimal integration approach for new cooling system with current heating infrastructure including baseboard and forced air components.

# HVAC Service Call Back - Carrier Mini Split System Returned to property to perform leak detection on Carrier 40MARBQ12XA3 fan coil unit following previous freeze-up condition. Upon arrival, system remained frozen and unable to operate properly, preventing accurate leak detection testing. Unit had experienced cooling failure after recent repairs completed on 5/15. Due to frozen evaporator coil condition, rescheduled return visit for warmer ambient temperatures to allow complete system thaw and proper leak detection procedures.

Completed installation of Carrier 1.5-ton, 15 SEER heat pump system with R454B refrigerant and Carrier 2.0-ton wall mount air handler equipped with 8kW electric heat strips. Reconnected unit to existing supply air ductwork and refrigerant line set, performed complete flush and pressure test to verify system integrity. Installed Honeywell T-6 digital thermostat and reconnected all existing high and low voltage wiring. Applied manufacturer identification labels to outdoor heat pump unit and verified all connections meet code requirements.

Responded to no cooling complaint in dining room area with two rooftop units where belts were reported not spinning. Upon inspection, identified Delta MS300 variable frequency drive (VFD) issue affecting blower motor operation. Diagnosed VFD malfunction preventing proper motor speed control, resulting in insufficient airflow to affected zone. Documented equipment condition and wiring connections for repair recommendations.

Completed seasonal cooling maintenance on residential HVAC system. Performed standard inspection of outdoor condensing unit, checked electrical connections and capacitor which showed signs of rust and corrosion on housing but remained operational. Noted capacitor condition for future monitoring and advised customer this was their final prepaid maintenance visit, with recommendation to renew membership for continued service coverage.

Responded to callback for water heater leaking from top vent with steam discharge of approximately 1 oz per minute. Upon arrival, inspected dual Bradford White tank water heaters (#1 and #2) in basement utility area. Evaluated copper piping connections, pressure relief valves, and vent terminations on both units. Identified source of steam discharge and addressed issue. Verified proper operation of both water heaters, checked all connections for leaks, and confirmed PEX manifold system integrity. System restored to normal operation with no further steam discharge observed.

Completed full HVAC system installation including new Carrier outdoor condensing unit and evaporator coil. Reconnected system to existing line set after performing thorough flush and pressure test to ensure proper refrigerant flow and system integrity. Installed new 2-inch PVC condenser pad for outdoor unit placement, along with new electrical disconnect and whip for safe power connection. Reconnected all existing supply and return ductwork to new coil assembly. Removed and properly recycled old equipment in accordance with environmental regulations. Installed floor savers and performed complete cleanup of installation area. Conducted comprehensive system operation explanation and post-installation walk-through with quality assurance inspection by senior technician. Obtained all necessary permits and registered manufacturer warranty. System tested and verified operational with proper airflow, refrigerant charge, and electrical connections confirmed.

Responded to no cooling call on residential split system less than 10 years old. Customer reported outdoor condenser unit not activating. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor unit and electrical components to determine cause of failure and restore cooling operation to the system.

# Counter Sales Summary Provided customer consultation and assessment for aging water well pressure tank system showing significant rust and corrosion on tank cap and upper components. Reviewed existing sump pump installation with visible wear and murky water accumulation in basin. Discussed replacement options for corroded pressure tank and potential upgrades to current plumbing configuration including PVC discharge piping and electrical connections requiring attention due to moisture exposure in utility space.

Conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing 30+ year old gas furnace and air conditioning system for replacement estimate. Assessed current equipment condition, measured existing furnace dimensions and clearances in mechanical room, documented installation configuration including ductwork connections and utilities. Photographed aging HVAC equipment to support replacement recommendations and verify proper sizing requirements for new system installation.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier Performance Series two-stage air conditioner (model 26TPA836W003), Carrier Infinity Series two-stage gas furnace (model 59TN7A080C17--16), and Carrier evaporator coil (model CVAVA4217XMA). Removed and recycled existing equipment, then installed new system with all components properly positioned and secured in utility area. Reconnected to existing refrigerant line set after performing complete flush and pressure test to ensure system integrity. Installed new electrical disconnect and whip for proper power supply to outdoor unit. Reconnected all existing supply and return ductwork to new furnace and evaporator coil assembly. Installed Honeywell 4-inch media air cleaner for improved indoor air quality. Configured PVC condensate drainage system with proper vertical and horizontal piping arrangement, including elbow joints for efficient moisture removal. Applied floor protection during installation and thoroughly clean

Completed installation of new HVAC air handler unit with evaporator coil in residential utility closet. Positioned and secured gray metal cabinet-style air handler against wall, ensuring proper clearances and structural support. Connected flexible metal ductwork from unit to existing plenum system, verifying proper sealing and airflow configuration. Installed electrical disconnect box on adjacent wall and completed all power wiring connections per manufacturer specifications and local electrical codes. Mounted and plumbed white condensate pump assembly at base of unit with appropriate drainage tubing to handle moisture removal during cooling operation. Verified all manufacturer labels, warning decals, and specification plates are visible and properly affixed to unit. Connected black flexible supply duct from top of air handler to ceiling distribution system, ensuring secure attachment and proper insulation interface. Tested all electrical connections for proper voltage and amperage. Co

Performed routine maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Verified electrical connections at contactor assembly, confirming proper wire termination and secure mounting of all conductors. Measured and recorded system amperage draw using clamp meter, with readings indicating normal operating parameters at 40.00A and 39.73A, confirming compressor is functioning within manufacturer specifications.