HVAC & Plumbing Services in Fort Wayne, IN

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier 26TPA836W003 two-stage air conditioner, Carrier CVAVA4217XMA evaporator coil, and Carrier 58TP0B070V17-16 two-stage non-condensing gas furnace with Honeywell ELITEPRO S1200 thermostat. Removed and recycled existing equipment, reconnected to existing line set with complete flush and pressure testing, installed new disconnect and whip, and secured all necessary permits. Post-installation diagnostics confirmed proper refrigerant pressures and system operation with senior technician quality assurance walkthrough completed.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier 26TPA824W003 Performance Series two-stage air conditioner, Carrier CVAVA3017XMA evaporator coil, and Carrier 58TP0B070V17-16 Performance Series two-stage non-condensing gas furnace rated at 70,000 BTU. Installed Honeywell Elite Pro S1200 thermostat for system control. Removed and properly recycled existing equipment from utility closet location with lime green walls showing previous water damage near floor level. Installed new 2-inch PVC condenser pad with pea gravel base for outdoor unit placement. Reconnected existing supply and return ductwork to new furnace unit. Completed furnace changeout using #2 installation kit for 80% to 90% efficiency upgrade. Verified all electrical connections, gas line connections, and refrigerant line sets were properly secured and sealed. Performed system startup and commissioning procedures. Utilized dual port manometer to verify proper static pressures, recording readings of 3.

Responded to no cooling call on 10+ year old unit. Upon arrival, system was operational after being cycled off overnight due to intermittent failure to start. Performed diagnostic inspection of control board and electrical connections, documented wiring terminations and circuit board condition with photos. Unit running normally at time of service, advised monitoring for recurring issues given age of equipment and intermittent nature of the failure.

Replaced outdated fuse box with new 100-amp Square D Homeline panel and installed new 100-amp overhead meter socket. Updated electrical system to meet current code requirements, including proper circuit breaker configuration, grounding, and wiring connections throughout the main service panel.

Completed final prepaid cooling maintenance visit for commercial facility. Performed system diagnostics and measured supply air temperature at floor register, recording 61.5°F, confirming proper cooling operation and adequate airflow delivery.

Conducted on-site evaluation for plumbing fixture installation estimate. Assessed existing toilet tank components, noting aged fill valve assembly with corroded metal linkage, float ball mechanism, and flush valve requiring replacement during new toilet installation. Evaluated laundry room washing machine supply connections for conversion from standard round faucet handles to lever-style shut-off valves to improve accessibility and ease of operation. Documented current fixture conditions through photographs and provided detailed estimate for labor and materials required to install homeowner-supplied toilet with new internal components and replace laundry room supply valves with quarter-turn lever handles.

Responded to callback for no cooling condition following recent evaporator coil installation. Upon arrival, verified system operation and found AC unit functioning properly with adequate airflow and temperature differential. Monitored system performance to ensure evaporator coil was operating correctly, all refrigerant connections remained secure, and vacuum held from previous installation. System confirmed to be cooling effectively with proper superheat and subcooling readings. Provided information regarding available maintenance plan options for both residential systems.

Responded to callback for PTek unit experiencing continuous water leak and reported electrical shock hazard from standing water. Upon arrival, removed significant sludge accumulation from condensate drain line and restored proper drainage flow. Performed thorough cleaning of heavily soiled air filters to restore airflow efficiency.

Removed and replaced existing 1.5 ton R22 ceiling-mounted fan coil and matching outdoor air conditioning unit with new Carrier equipment utilizing R454 refrigerant. Installed Carrier FMA5X2400AL 1.5 ton wall-mounted fan coil with 8kW electric strip heat in bedroom closet and Carrier GA4SAN51800N 1.5 ton 14 SEER single-stage air conditioner on exterior PVC pad. Cut open ceiling and wall sections to access existing ductwork for proper reconnection to new wall-mounted air handler. Extended refrigerant line set by 25 feet to connect with existing line set at end of hallway. Flushed and reused existing refrigerant lines to maintain system integrity. Reconnected unit to existing condensation drain line and electrical power supply. Installed new electrical disconnect with whip for outdoor unit and upgraded system controls with Honeywell T6 programmable thermostat. Performed complete system startup, evacuated refrigerant lines, and charged unit to manufacturer specifications with R454 refrig

Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old residential air conditioning system that had experienced freeze-up and was not maintaining temperature. Performed comprehensive evaluation of existing Bryant furnace located in unfinished basement and outdoor condensing unit positioned on gravel pad against building exterior. Assessed refrigerant lines, PVC drainage and venting components, ductwork configuration, and overall system condition to provide complete replacement estimate for aging HVAC equipment that was no longer keeping up with cooling demands.

Responded to no cooling complaint and confirmed refrigerant leak at top of evaporator coil in R410A system. Documented existing Trane furnace with air handler installation and outdoor condensing unit positioned in side yard. Provided estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including new condenser, evaporator coil, and associated components due to coil leak requiring system upgrade.

Completed full HVAC system replacement at end closet location. Installed new R454B refrigerant-compatible Carrier air conditioning condenser unit (model GA4SAN518) on exterior gravel pad with proper copper refrigerant line routing along brick exterior wall. Installed new air handler unit (model FMA5X2400AL) with integrated 8kW electric heat strip for supplemental heating. Verified all electrical connections, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and system controls for proper operation. Removed existing equipment and delivered to maintenance office for disposal per property requirements.

Tech lead Alex conducted a comprehensive HVAC system evaluation for equipment replacement. Assessment included inspection of the existing outdoor air conditioning condenser unit installed on a concrete pad against the building's exterior, as well as the indoor furnace system located in the basement mechanical room alongside the water heater. Detailed photographic documentation was captured of both the exterior condensing unit with its current installation configuration and the interior furnace with associated ductwork and PVC venting systems to support replacement specifications and planning.

Responded to service call for irrigation system electrical reconnection and additional electrical concerns. Inspected main electrical panel and assessed circuit breaker configuration for irrigation system requirements. Evaluated ceiling cavity wiring where multiple conductor runs were exposed, including yellow Romex, white, orange, blue, and black wiring routed through wooden framing members with gray junction boxes. Documented existing electrical infrastructure conditions via photographs for customer records and future reference.

Replaced two 3-pole contactors in commercial HVAC electrical control panel. Verified proper wiring connections across all phases and tested system operation to ensure contactors engaged correctly under load.

Installed a 50-gallon natural gas power vent water heater with Icon System electronic control featuring adjustable temperature settings and status indicator. Removed existing water softener from the system and completed all necessary connections including gas line, venting, and water supply lines per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.

Completed full HVAC system replacement in attic space, including installation of Carrier 70,000 BTU 80% efficient natural gas furnace with ECM blower and single-stage burner, Carrier 24,000 BTU 14 SEER air conditioner with R-454B refrigerant, and matching cased horizontal evaporator coil. Installed complete new ductwork system throughout attic, including supply and return air ducts with R-8 insulation rating. Insulated all metal ductwork with R-8 insulation to meet efficiency standards. Installed Honeywell 4-inch media air filter, Honeywell fresh air damper ducted to exterior per code requirements, and Honeywell digital thermostat with new low voltage wiring throughout. Ran and pressure tested new gas piping as required for furnace connection. Installed new B-vent flue pipe for proper combustion venting. Established condensate drain line with auxiliary drain pan and safety wet switch for overflow protection. Installed new bathroom exhaust fan with exterior venting and new dryer vent te

Responded to no cooling complaint for commercial rooftop unit serving kitchen area. Upon inspection, found HVAC system with heavily deteriorated and debris-laden insulation on refrigerant lines and internal components, indicating poor maintenance and potential efficiency loss. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing extensive dust accumulation, degraded insulation material, and soiled mechanical components within unit cabinet.

Completed first prepaid cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor furnace unit located in basement mechanical room, checking all accessible components, connections, and venting systems. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, noting operational condition of heat exchanger coils and overall equipment status. System photographed and documented for maintenance records.

Responded to service call for leaking shut-off valve and continuously running toilet. Upon inspection, identified active leak at the connection point between the toilet supply shut-off valve and the wall supply line, occurring before the pipe enters the wall. Valve assembly showed significant accumulation of debris and age-related wear. Additionally diagnosed toilet fill valve malfunction causing continuous water flow into tank. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing corroded valve hardware, braided supply line connections, and overall plumbing configuration. Temporary containment vessel was in place beneath leak point upon arrival to prevent water damage.