HVAC & Plumbing Services in Fort Wayne, IN

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential AC system. Upon arrival, found unit attempting to start but failing to operate. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system components including temperature measurements at supply register showing 70.2°F, confirming lack of cooling. Inspected indoor air handler, furnace, and associated refrigerant lines with gauges attached. Identified issue preventing compressor operation and restored system to proper cooling function.

Completed first cooling season tune-up and maintenance inspection on HVAC system. Addressed customer concern regarding two water heaters, with one unit experiencing a leak; advised customer to shut off breaker to the leaking water heater as a temporary safety measure. Replaced air filter dated 1-7-26 and performed standard diagnostic testing including electrical measurements, verifying system operating at 60.02 Hz with normal amperage readings.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system that had been previously diagnosed with a failed start capacitor. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges and infrared thermometry. Verified system pressures and temperatures on R410A unit, confirmed proper refrigerant charge levels with both low and high-side readings at 124 psig, and measured supply air temperatures. Replaced defective start capacitor to restore compressor operation and returned system to normal cooling function.

Responded to service call for AC disconnect that had been removed from fence during maintenance. Successfully remounted gray electrical disconnect box to horizontal support beam on wooden fence, secured conduit piping, and verified proper electrical connections and functionality upon completion.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier Infinity Series variable-speed air conditioner model 26VNA148W003, Carrier 59MN7C100C21-22 modulating gas furnace with up to 98% AFUE rating, Carrier CVAVA4821XMA evaporator coil, and Carrier SYSTXCCITC01-C Infinity System Controller with WiFi capability. Removed and recycled existing equipment, reconnected all supply and return ductwork to new system, installed new 2-inch PVC condenser pad with pea gravel base for outdoor unit stability, registered all equipment warranties, programmed communicating thermostat and provided operational explanation to ensure proper system functionality.

Responded to service call for thermostat displaying network connectivity error with no heating or cooling operation. Inspected HVAC control board and verified power supply, system status indicators, and low-voltage wiring connections at terminal strip. Addressed connectivity issue and restored proper communication between thermostat and system control board, confirming all heating and cooling functions operational upon completion.

Responded to kitchen sink backup in unit #542. Upon arrival, found double-basin stainless steel sink with standing water in both basins containing debris. Attempted standard drain clearing methods without success. No chemical drain cleaners were used per protocol. Documented existing conditions including water damage and deterioration visible on backsplash area. Appointment scheduled for follow-up service to address persistent blockage with specialized equipment.

Performed comprehensive tune-up and flush service on 40-gallon electric tanked water heater located in basement. Unit was experiencing insufficient hot water temperature during showers, requiring thermostat adjustment to maintain adequate warmth. Drained sediment buildup from tank, flushed system thoroughly with city water supply, inspected heating elements and anode rod condition, tested thermostat operation, and verified proper temperature output. Customer enrolled in plumbing maintenance membership program during this service visit.

Responded to no-cooling call on six-month-old air conditioning system affecting entire residence. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of outdoor condensing unit using refrigerant gauges, which revealed low refrigerant charge reading of 11.90 PSI on suction side. Identified refrigerant leak as cause of inadequate cooling performance, documented system conditions with photos, and provided recommendations for leak detection service and proper refrigerant recharge to restore system to manufacturer specifications.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up service including system inspection and performance testing. Measured and recorded temperature differentials using calibrated digital thermometer at supply ductwork and air handler components to verify proper system operation and cooling capacity. All equipment found operating within normal parameters.

Installed iWave-R air purification system into existing HVAC ductwork near air handler unit. Unit was secured to surface per manufacturer specifications and connected to 240VAC power supply. System is now operational and actively treating air flowing through the duct system to improve indoor air quality.

Responded to service call for downstairs toilet blockage. Upon arrival, accessed exterior cleanout to snake main drain line servicing the affected fixture. Cleared obstruction using power auger equipment through ground-level access point, restoring proper drainage flow to the toilet. Verified successful clearance and proper operation upon completion.

Replaced existing 100-amp electrical panel with new Square D 100-amp panel. Performed voltage testing to verify proper electrical connections and safely de-energized the system prior to panel replacement. Installed new circuit breakers, reorganized and terminated all branch circuit wiring to code specifications, and verified proper operation of all circuits upon completion.

Responded to water leak investigation with vanity already removed by client. Accessed wall cavity to locate source of leak behind three-handle tub/shower valve assembly. Identified corroded copper supply piping at 90-degree elbow joint showing extensive verdigris oxidation and active leak point. Removed deteriorated section of copper pipe and fittings. Installed new copper pipe and elbow joint with proper soldered connections. Pressure tested repair to verify leak elimination. Wall showed significant water damage with rust staining around fixture mounting area, indicating prolonged moisture exposure. Documented pre-existing conditions including corroded plumbing, water-damaged beadboard paneling, and moisture staining on concrete floor. Repair completed successfully with no active leaks detected upon final inspection.

Installed customer-supplied kitchen faucet in double-basin stainless steel sink, replacing existing fixture with new chrome dual-handle faucet and spray nozzle assembly. Verified proper water supply connections, tested for leaks, and confirmed full operational functionality of both hot and cold water lines and spray attachment.

Conducted on-site evaluation of residential HVAC system for replacement estimate after air conditioning failure from previous year. Inspected existing basement furnace installation, ductwork configuration, gas line connections, and electrical components. Documented current equipment specifications and measured existing unit dimensions to provide accurate replacement system recommendations.

Performed routine prepaid plumbing maintenance on tanked water heater system. Completed standard water heater flush procedure to remove sediment buildup and maintain optimal unit performance. Verified all safety labels and warning indicators were intact and visible on equipment, documented equipment condition with photographs for maintenance records.

Successfully installed a 50-gallon natural gas water heater in the basement, including 8 feet of 3-inch galvanized flue pipe and appropriate copper supply connections with brass fittings. The installation required a two-person crew due to basement access constraints, and all work was completed under permit. Additionally, performed comprehensive plumbing maintenance inspection as part of the service visit, ensuring all residential plumbing systems were operating within specifications.

Reconnected previously disconnected air conditioning system and performed comprehensive refrigerant charge verification. Utilized digital manifold gauge to measure system pressures and temperatures, confirming proper refrigerant levels and system operation. System tested and returned to normal operating condition.

Successfully installed a complete Carrier heat pump system consisting of a 2.0-ton R454B refrigerant wall-mount air handler equipped with 8kW electric heating elements and a 1.5-ton R454B refrigerant 15 SEER outdoor heat pump unit. Reconnected the air handler to existing supply air ductwork in the mechanical closet, ensuring proper airflow distribution. Reconnected system to existing refrigerant line set, performed complete line flush to remove contaminants, and conducted comprehensive pressure testing to verify system integrity and leak-free operation. Reconnected both high and low voltage electrical wiring to the new equipment, ensuring proper power supply and control circuit functionality. Installed a Honeywell T-6 digital programmable thermostat to provide efficient temperature control and system operation. Applied proper identification labels to the outdoor heat pump unit per installation standards. All work performed in accordance with manufacturer specifications and local buildi