HVAC & Plumbing Services in Auburn, IN

Responded to callback for recurring water flow issues at multiple fixtures. Customer reported that with aerators removed, bathroom fixtures spray water uncontrollably, while kitchen faucet produces only pencil-thin stream. Debris described as tiny clear plastic particles accumulating within one week of previous service, causing repeated clogging of aerators and flow restrictors. Documented conditions with photos for further investigation of source contamination in water supply system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 9-year-old air conditioning system located in garage. Upon arrival, confirmed both indoor and outdoor units were operating but system was not producing cold air. Documented equipment specifications from manufacturer data plate on indoor evaporator coil unit, model CNPVP2414AL4AAAA, serial number 0615X34698, manufactured February 2015, utilizing R-410A refrigerant with factory-installed TXV metering device.

Responded to upstairs shower leak complaint. Accessed shower valve assembly through wall opening to address leaking fixture that customer was unable to disassemble. Removed corroded trim cover and escutcheon displaying significant oxidation and mineral buildup. Replaced internal valve cartridge components with customer-supplied parts. Reassembled fixture with proper sealing to prevent further water intrusion into wall cavity.

Completed annual AC tune-up and preventative maintenance on cooling system. Performed comprehensive system inspection, measured electrical amperage draw at 3.03A indicating proper compressor operation, and conducted combustion analysis on associated heating equipment showing efficient operation with CO levels at 27 ppm, oxygen at 7.54%, and combustion efficiency at 89.3%. All system components operating within manufacturer specifications.

Completed HVAC system assessment for equipment replacement estimate. Evaluated existing gas furnace, air handler with ductwork configuration, and accompanying water heater installation in mechanical room. Documented current system components including Honeywell digital thermostat, blower motor assembly, electrical controls, rigid and flexible ductwork with proper airflow directional markings, gas lines, and plumbing connections to provide comprehensive replacement recommendations.

Responded to no cooling call with thermostat set at 72°F and indoor temperature reading 78°F. Found blower motor operating but system not producing cooling. Inspected Carrier furnace/air handler unit and associated HVAC components in utility room. Diagnosed air conditioning system failure and completed necessary repairs to restore cooling operation to the residence.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential split system with American Standard Allegiance 12 outdoor unit (Model 7A2030A100A2, manufactured 02/2001, 23+ years old). Upon arrival, customer reported unit running but not providing cooling to home. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler system. Documented equipment condition with photos showing significant age-related wear, outdoor environmental exposure, dirt accumulation on condenser housing, and overall degradation consistent with unit exceeding expected service life. System assessment revealed equipment operating beyond manufacturer's typical 15-20 year lifespan, indicating high probability of component failure or refrigerant system issues. Given the age and condition of the unit, discussed replacement options with customer as most cost-effective long-term solution versus investing in repairs on equipment that has exceeded its useful service life.

Completed final prepaid maintenance visit on three commercial rooftop units equipped with washable filters. Performed standard cooling system inspections, checked refrigerant pressures using manifold gauges on all RTU systems, and verified proper operating parameters. All units serviced and left in operational condition.

Completed post-installation walk-through for recently installed HVAC system, verifying proper operation and system performance. Installed replacement pressure switch for LP kit that was damaged during original installation. Performed system diagnostics and pressure testing using refrigerant manifold gauges to confirm proper refrigerant charge, superheat, and subcooling levels within manufacturer specifications.

Successfully installed a new 40-gallon natural gas tank water heater in garage utility area. Unit was positioned on existing metal stand platform in tight-fit location adjacent to water softener system. Connected gas supply line using flexible yellow gas connector and completed all necessary copper water line connections. Verified proper clearances and measurements for equipment placement. Installation required additional assistance due to confined space and need to position unit securely on elevated stand.

Completed first preventive maintenance visit on residential cooling system. Inspected evaporator coil and found moderate to heavy accumulation of dust and debris on fins and surfaces, typical of unit requiring service. Removed and inspected air filter, which showed significant loading with particulate matter indicating proper filtration but need for replacement. Documented equipment condition with photos showing dirty evaporator coil with buildup between fins and used air filter with dark discoloration throughout pleated media. Performed standard maintenance procedures per manufacturer specifications. System operational upon completion. Customer notified regarding heating system maintenance scheduling.

Conducted on-site assessment for tankless water heater conversion in residential garage. Evaluated existing tank-style water heater installation, documenting current plumbing configuration including copper supply lines, gas connections, and venting requirements. Measured clearances and photographed existing piping penetrations through ceiling structure to determine necessary modifications for tankless unit installation and provided comprehensive quote for replacement.

Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on Armstrong Air HVAC system located in residential utility closet. Completed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of furnace unit, ductwork connections, refrigerant lines, and electrical components to ensure optimal system performance and efficiency. All equipment found to be operating within normal parameters upon completion of preventative maintenance service.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier 59TN7A060C17-16 Infinity Series two-stage gas furnace with 60,000 BTU input capacity, Carrier 26TPA824W003 Performance Series two-stage air conditioner, and Carrier CVAVA3017XMA evaporator coil. Removed and recycled existing equipment, reconnected to existing supply and return ductwork, flushed and pressure tested existing line set, installed new electrical disconnect and whip, and set outdoor unit on new 2-inch PVC condenser pad with pea gravel base. Installed Honeywell Vision PRO TH8321R1001 programmable thermostat, verified all electrical connections, tested system operation through full heating and cooling cycles, and confirmed proper airflow and refrigerant charge. Provided operational explanation of new two-stage system and thermostat programming, registered equipment warranties, and completed site cleanup with floor protection measures throughout installation area.

Responded to no cool call and performed comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system including outdoor condensing unit and indoor furnace components. Documented equipment measurements and current installation configuration with detailed photography of both exterior air conditioning unit and interior mechanical systems. Evaluated system age, condition, and replacement requirements for complete heating and cooling system upgrade. Provided detailed estimate for full HVAC replacement including new air conditioning condenser unit and furnace installation to address immediate cooling failure and ensure reliable year-round climate control.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on Trane air conditioning system. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of compressor and fan motor, checked refrigerant levels, cleaned coils, and tested electrical connections. All components found to be operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Performed routine cooling system tune-up and maintenance inspection. Verified system operation and measured supply air temperature at 53°F at evaporator coil. Inspected electrical connections at terminal block, confirmed all wire terminations secure on unit model 41TR3024G1000A, and found system operating within normal parameters.

Completed prepaid cooling maintenance visit on residential air conditioning system. Performed standard inspection of outdoor condenser unit and internal components, documenting equipment condition with photos. System operational with no immediate repairs required at time of service.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on all-electric residential property. Upon arrival, assessed existing cylindrical air conditioning condenser unit with gray metal exterior located on gravel pad adjacent to building foundation. Evaluated electrical disconnect, refrigerant line routing, and conduit connections. Inspected indoor mechanical space with louvered ventilation panels and noted environmental conditions within enclosed utility area. Presented heat pump replacement options to address failed cooling system, discussed financing alternatives, and provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement suitable for all-electric home configuration.

Completed first prepaid cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit and cooling components located in basement mechanical room. System found to be in functional condition with minor dust accumulation on equipment and ductwork. Verified proper operation of all accessible components, checked condensate drainage lines, and inspected ductwork connections for secure installation and air sealing.