HVAC & Plumbing Services in Fort Wayne, IN

Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential HVAC system as final prepaid visit. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical connections at control panel, verifying proper wire terminations and secure mounting. Checked system pressures using calibrated gauge, confirming refrigerant levels within manufacturer specifications at operating range. All components functioning properly with no issues identified.

# Plumbing Maintenance Inspection Completed Performed comprehensive plumbing maintenance inspection at installation site. Inspected and documented washing machine water supply connections through ceiling access panel, verifying proper installation of braided stainless steel flex lines with color-coded hot and cold fittings. Examined under-sink plumbing assembly including PVC P-trap configuration, garbage disposal mounting, and dishwasher drain connection. Verified all supply lines, drain components, and connections are secure and functioning properly with no visible leaks or defects detected.

Completed prepaid cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed standard seasonal inspection including electrical testing with clamp meter, which showed normal amperage draw at 48.74 amps. Inspected condensing unit components, capacitor connections, contactor operation, and verified all electrical terminations were secure. System operating within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no cooling call and conducted system evaluation of existing HVAC equipment. Assessed vertically-mounted air handler unit and furnace system located in residential utility closet alongside water heater. Documented current equipment configuration including ductwork connections, refrigerant lines, condensate drain lines, and electrical components. Prepared comprehensive replacement estimate for complete air conditioning and furnace system upgrade. Coordinated morning appointment time and provided customer communication regarding next steps for equipment replacement.

Responded to service call for tankless water heater reported as non-operational. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the unit and exhaust venting system. Inspected the exterior-mounted PVC exhaust/intake piping configuration for proper installation, clearances, and potential blockages. Verified venting termination points were properly positioned and free from obstructions. Assessed unit functionality and determined cause of operational failure. Completed necessary repairs to restore hot water service. Confirmed proper combustion air supply and exhaust discharge. Tested unit through complete heating cycle to verify restoration of normal operation. System returned to full working condition with proper venting and safe operation confirmed.

Completed air conditioning tune-up service including comprehensive system inspection and performance evaluation. Documented electrical connections and capacitor condition, noting age-related wear on terminal blocks and wiring with visible corrosion on connections and mounting hardware. All critical components photographed for service records, with dual capacitor and contactor assembly showing normal operational wear consistent with system age.

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 59TN7A100C21-22), Carrier evaporator coil (model CVAVA4221XMA), and Honeywell ELITEPRO S1200 thermostat. Removed and recycled existing equipment, reconnected supply and return ductwork to new system, and installed new 2" PVC condenser pad with pea gravel base. Applied floor protection throughout work areas, performed complete system startup and testing, verified proper operation of all components, and provided operational overview of new equipment features and controls.

Successfully completed installation of Carrier 26SCA430N003 Comfort Series single-stage air conditioner and Carrier CVAVA3617XMA evaporator coil as a half-system replacement. Removed and recycled existing equipment, then installed new outdoor condenser unit on a 2-inch PVC pad with pea gravel base. Reconnected unit to existing line set after performing flush and pressure test to ensure system integrity. Installed new electrical disconnect and whip for proper power supply. Reconnected all existing supply and return ductwork to the new evaporator coil. Performed system startup and verified proper refrigerant charge using R454B refrigerant, with diagnostic readings showing 295.1 psig high-side pressure, 10.0°F subcooling, 98.6°F liquid saturation temperature, and appropriate superheat values. Registered manufacturer warranty coverage for both the air conditioner and evaporator coil per warranty requirements. Conducted thorough system operation explanation with homeowner and completed post

Completed post-installation warranty test on air conditioning system installed in June. Connected digital manifold gauges to verify system pressures and temperatures, confirming proper refrigerant charge and operational parameters within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for commercial AC unit making clunking noise. Upon arrival, inspected ground-mounted unit and found system operational with no immediate cooling issues. Performed visual inspection of internal components including evaporator coil, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. Coil showed normal dust accumulation for age of unit, copper lines exhibited typical oxidation, and all insulation appeared intact. Unit continued to operate normally during inspection with no unusual sounds detected at time of service.

Completed upgrade from 2-ton to 2.5-ton outdoor condensing unit at residential property. Successfully installed new equipment, established refrigerant charge, verified system pressures and temperatures within manufacturer specifications, and confirmed proper operation of all components.

Completed full HVAC system installation consisting of a Carrier 26SCA424N003 Comfort Series single-stage air conditioner and Carrier CVAVA3017XMA evaporator coil in residential basement utility area. Removed and recycled existing equipment, then reconnected to existing line set after performing complete flush and pressure test. Installed new 2-inch condenser PVC pad with pea gravel base for outdoor unit stability. Reconnected all existing supply and return ductwork to new system, ensuring proper airflow and sealed connections. Installed new electrical disconnect and whip for outdoor condenser unit per code requirements. Registered manufacturer warranty coverage for both air conditioner and evaporator coil components, which include 10-year limited parts warranty. Conducted thorough system operation explanation and post-installation walkthrough with senior technician quality assurance inspection to verify proper installation and performance parameters.

Responded to no cooling complaint on aging HVAC system. Upon inspection, discovered severely deteriorated wiring with cracked and flaking insulation exposing conductors, presenting both safety hazard and operational failure risk. Unit exterior showed extensive rust staining around ventilation openings and access panels, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and advanced age-related deterioration. Documented conditions with photographs and advised customer of necessary repairs before proceeding with any major work per dispatch instructions.

Removed and replaced existing 1.5 ton R22 ceiling-mounted fan coil and air conditioning system with new Carrier equipment in bedroom closet location. Installed Carrier FMA5X2400AL 1.5 ton wall-mounted fan coil with 8 kW electric strip heat and Carrier GA4SAN51800N 1.5 ton 14 SEER single-stage air conditioner utilizing R454B refrigerant. Cut and exposed ceiling and wall sections to access existing ductwork for proper reconnection to new air handler unit. Added 25' line set section to existing refrigerant lines running to end of hallway, flushed and reused existing line set to maintain system integrity. Reconnected all existing ductwork in ceiling, condensate drain line, and electrical power supply to new equipment. Installed Honeywell T6 programmable thermostat, PVC equipment pad for outdoor condenser unit, and electrical disconnect with whip for code compliance. Performed complete system startup, evacuated refrigerant lines, and charged unit to manufacturer specifications for optimal p

Responded to no cooling call and diagnosed failed blower motor on existing Trane furnace system. Evaluated mechanical room equipment including furnace, water heater, humidifier, and ductwork configuration. Provided estimate for complete furnace and humidifier replacement to restore system functionality.

Removed and replaced aging 1.5 ton R22 system with new Carrier equipment including GA4SAN51800N 1.5 ton 14 SEER single stage air conditioner utilizing R454B refrigerant and FMA5X2400AL 1.5 ton wall-mounted fan coil with 8kW strip heat. Cut open ceiling and wall to access existing ductwork for reconnection to new wall-mount unit installed in bedroom closet. Flushed and reused existing line set, added 25' line set extension to reach unit location at end of hall. Reconnected to existing condensation drain line and electrical power supply. Installed new Honeywell T6 thermostat, PVC equipment pad, electrical disconnect and whip. Performed system startup, evacuated and charged unit to manufacturer specifications, verified proper operation of all components. Hauled away old equipment from premises.

Completed diagnostic evaluation of existing HVAC system including basement-installed furnace and outdoor condensing unit. Documented current equipment condition and configuration, photographed indoor furnace installation with refrigerant lines and ductwork, and exterior AC unit with electrical connections. Scheduled estimate appointment for complete system replacement to address identified equipment failure.

Completed estimate for installation of second furnace system to address inadequate heating and cooling capacity on second floor of two-story residence. Current single-furnace system insufficient to maintain proper temperature distribution throughout home, resulting in comfort issues on upper level during both heating and cooling seasons.

Responded to reported water backup affecting utility room drain, shower, and sink. Upon arrival, accessed utility room plumbing system and inspected floor drain and copper pipe connections for blockages. Cleared obstruction from drainage system, restoring proper water flow to all affected fixtures and eliminating backup condition.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of non-operational air conditioning system and existing furnace for complete HVAC replacement estimate. Evaluated outdoor condenser unit with blue-logo branding positioned on concrete pad with proper drainage and clearances. Inspected garage-installed furnace, documenting internal components including copper refrigerant lines, gas piping, and mechanical connections. Measured existing equipment dimensions and clearances to determine replacement specifications. Photographed current system configuration, ductwork connections, and installation conditions to provide accurate replacement proposal for both heating and cooling equipment.