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Total Air provides air conditioning, heating, water heater and plumbing services to the residents of Allendale, FL and the surrounding areas since YEAR!
Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors consider us to be their nearby heating and air company and local plumber in Allendale, FL.
Jon Conklin did a most professional, excellent job on my Air-condition.
He is a very kind, wonderful person too. Explained everything very clearly
what the problem was. He installed a UV light /UVC Germicidal unit to my
air condition system , with the most professional knowledge.
I recommend him very highly .
I have always received excellent service from Total Air.
The installers were very professional, the worked efficiently and well together. Answered all my questions. Cleaned up when they were done with the install.
Casey was great! He was very knowledgeable and worked fast and efficiently. I did not expect to find a company that would come out on a Sunday and so quickly. Thank you!
Arionna was efficient, informative, personable, and successful in temporarily resolving our issue until our new AC unit is installed. Thank you!!
From start to finish the install of our new ductwork went smoothly. Casey and his team were on time and professional. I wouldn't hesitate to hire them again in the future.
Technician was very knowledgeable and troubleshoot the problem very quickly. Was under warranty.
Jon insulated our attic and did a great job and cleaned up upon completion.
Technician on time, serviced our system and explained his findings with us. Tech was knowledgeable, professional and courteous.
Called out today due to no cooling.
Found that the condensate pump has failed causing the machine to shut off.
Replaced condensate pump under warranty.
Equipment is operating properly at this time.
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Called out today due to no cooling.
Upon arrival system was running but client stated that it has trouble keeping up.
Checked refrigerant pressures and found the system to be low.
Gave options for leak searches, sealant and refrigerant.
Client did not want to look for the leak today and chose easy seal. I did explain to the client that this is not a 100% guaranteed fix. Sometimes the sealant does not hold. He said he wanted to bandaid the system until he can get his friends company to fix it.
System is cooling properly at this time.
Added two pounds of 410A and easy seal.
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Customer complaint system freezing up
Upon arrival inspected evaporator coil system does not have restriction. Checked refrigerant levels. Found system low on refrigerant. Spoke to home owner about leak search customer approved.
Performed leak search found leak at liquid line king valve (service valve) and suction line king valve (service valve) is leaking. Gave customer options.
Customer would like a comfort advisor to come out either Saturday or Monday for replacement options.
No Cool
Customer says there is water in his filter. Customer is aware of scf but will waive if you move forward with repair.
Located the drain line is clogged and getting the filter wet. Need drain line cleaning. This is a common drain line thru wall on 5th floor. Checked drain line fittings and the drain line is level. Customer has approved for drain line cleaning. Cleaned vacuumed drain pan and drain line. Flushed drain line with water and primed drain pan and drain line. Unit is cooling well and drains at this time. I have put filter in place.
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3/31/2023:
Return to install new control board.
The control board was not the issue. I did not replace the board. After further inspection I found the fuse to be blown. I replaced the fuse and ran the system without fault. All motors and components are working properly with the correct amperage and voltage applied. Customer has a panel that is not big enough for the house and she is upgrading her panel next week. I recommended adding a surge protector to stop the fuse from blowing every so often. We did not move forward on the surge protector. Upping the panel size possibly will stop the fuse from blowing. If this doesn’t help we will then install a surge protector.
Left system in working order.
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Upon arrival reclaimed remaining refrigerant in system. Replaced faulty king valve. Pressure checked system with nitrogen. Pulled system to 500 microns. Charged system. Took temperature difference.
System operating to factory standard.
Arrived at customers to install hard start kit. On arrival customer showed me to condenser unit. Installed hard start kit. Started up unit and unit started fine. Customers had questions about fan speed and humidity. Explain to customer the relationship between the two. Customers requested that I change the fan speed from high to medium for humidity control. Change speed from high to medium. Customer is very happy with work performed. Collected payment and signature in left.
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Tear out old condenser along with pads. It was on customer cleaned up media filter carriage that was on old unit and we replaced it on the new unit tied in both plenums, mastic tape and sealed P-trap at the drain line Tyanne, low voltage and high voltage start up everything working in perfect condition. Check in cool and heat mode. Job is complete we collected.
Called out today due to no cooling.
Upon arrival system was running but condenser fan motor was seizing.
Checked other electronics and motor components to ensure equipment is operating properly within manufacture specifications.
Client enrolled in maintenance agreement and applied member discount towards warranty repairs.
Manufacture stated that the part should arrive within 2-3 days.
Left system off and the fan on.
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Arrived at customers for installation of pure air UV light. On arrival customer showed me to air handler system.
Open inside of cabinet. Opened blower doors and decided to install light down there. Wiped all wiring and housing. That was infected. Opened evaporator coil cabinet. Sprayed unit from outside and what I could inside through a hole that held an old unpowered. UV light. Installed pure air UV light. Turn system on an system is now running correctly. She would like to customer and customer is very happy with work performed. Collected payment and signatures and left.
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Upon arrival to quoted repair I was shown to an outdoor C/U on the side of the house that needed a surge protector on the disconnect.
Went to the breaker panel, shut off paneer to the unit disconnect, installed new surge protector on the outdoor condenser. Turned power back on and tested function. This surge protector is fully operational at this time.
Spoke with homeowner about work completed, collected signatures/payment and left. Job complete.
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Pull and clean blower wheel assembly.
Pull blower assembly and disassembled the blower housing. Removed the blower motor and wheel and cleaned and rinsed blower housing and blower wheel. Cleaned and sanitized the housing and blower wheel. Assemble the blower motor and install the blower assembly to the package unit. Checked blower motor operation and inspected equipment cabinet. Unit is cooling well and drains at this time.
Suggest new polarized media air cleaner to help prevent biological growth in air handler coil and blower wheel. Also help with allergy symptoms. Gave customer a pure AirX demo.
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Maintenance
Crew completed maintenance on n a vertical split system. Air handler is not accessible and home owner did not want to take apart the access for to gain access. Checked the condenser for proper operation. Found contactor pads heavily worn. Home owner approved replacing. Both compressor and fan motor tested good and both capacitors did as well. Cleared drain line.
System operating normally at this time.
Called out today due to water leaking from the system.
Upon arrival water was leaking through door.
Took doors off the machine, inspected drain lines, pan and drainage.
Found that flex seal was added to the underside of the drain pan to cover a crack.. that sealant is causing water to be redirected elsewhere. Half of the condensation is draining and the other half is coming out of the door.
Client had to replace his evaporator coil and eev through another company… which is when this sealant was sprayed.
We will have to replace the drain pan for the machine to drain properly.
Client would like to hold off and vacuum water in the meantime.
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Searching for Drain line.
Upon arrival gained access to under the deck, located drain using nitrogen. Extended drain to outside of the deck. Cleared drain and tested drain multiple times. Drain is working to factory standard.
Performed preventative maintenance tune up. Checked blower motor operation and inspected evaporator Coil condition. Checked safety float switch and inspected drain line. Cleaned vacuumed drain pan and drain line. Flushed drain line with water and primed drain line. Checked thermostat calibration and filter location. Customer has replaced filter. Checked refrigerant levels and check test start up components. Unit is cooling well and drains at this time.
handler:
-Check filters & change with customer supplied filter if necessary
-Wipe down return grille
-Check cleanliness of air handler cabinet
-flush drain line and internal pan
-check blower wheel
-check evaporator coil
-check blower motor amps
-check all electrical components
-check heat strip amps
-inspect thermostat and settings
Condenser:
-check electrical components
-check motor and compressor amps
-hose down condenser/condenser coil with water
-clean leaves and debris from condenser cabinet
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Repaired the insulation for customer's HVAC ducts.
Adding insulation to HVAC ductwork saves a lot of energy and helps the system run more efficiently.
There was an existing duct boot that was missing insulation on the bottom side. I re-wrapped the boot with insulation wrap and sealed it to ensure no moisture can escape.
System is in good working order.
A customer called for AC repair for their home in Lake Seminole Estates. Upon arrival, I performed an inspection and found that their AC unit was low on coolant. I added coolant and tightened a couple of gauges and the AC unit is now working well. Customer was pleased that I was able to quickly find the problem.
Returned to a previous customer's home for AC repair due to a leak in the condenser. Vacuumed down system and completed a full inspection of the system. I repaired the issue with no delays. System running very well with a 21 degree split temp, homeowner is satisfied with speedy and efficient service.
Job complete
Tear out existing ductwork, replace new Plenum new trunk lines, new mixing boxes to 12 inch trunk line going to two new mixing boxes mixing boxes to diffusers everything is hung. Mastic pictures were taken cleaned up completed and finished.
Performed preventative maintenance
Located air handler in garage
Inspected and tightened electrical. Cleared drain pan and line. Inspected blower wheel. Inspected evaporator coil. Inspected air handler for biological growth. Calibrated and tested thermostat. Cycled heating. Took amperage of heat strip and indoor motor. Cycled cooling. Tested float safety switch. Took temperature difference.
Located condenser onside of house
Inspected and tightened electrical. Inspected defrost board. Checked capacitor (found capacitor failing recommend replacing) cleared debris from condenser housing. Rinsed condenser coil. Checked refrigerant levels. Took amperage of compressor and outdoor motor.
When capacitor is replaced system will perform to factory standard.
Went to a home near Candy Cane Lane for a full-service AC tune-up. Cleaned the evaporator coil, condensate, and electrical wiring. Upon inspection, I found that the contactor and capacitor were not working properly. I replaced both parts without delay and added a surge protector to safeguard against power surges. The AC unit is now running much more quietly and efficiently.
Arrived at customers house for system inspection. On arrival customer showed me to air handler. Unit in attic.
Open air handler unit and unit is equipped with a economy UV light. Did see bio growth inside the unit. Informed customer that this was not the best light available but if she wants to continue with this light, the bulb needs to be changed. Customer decided to get bulb change today and get estimate and literature on upgrade light. Changed, bulb and unit now properly working. Unit is producing proper delta. T. All electric wiring is secured. No water was seen an overflow reservoir. Float switch currently working.
Next went to condenser. Noticed condenser is not equipped with a surge protector. Pointed this out to customer and suggested they get one. Open electric cabinet and all wiring was secured. Tested electric components. Contactor sending proper voltage. Capacitor within acceptable range. Vacuumed out condensate line and heard good vacuum at air handler unit. Customer s
Arrived at customers house for system inspection. On arrival customer showed me to attic where air handler was.
Open the air handler cabinet and saw bio growth. Pointed out to customer and suggested a UV light to correct this problem. If the UV light is not installed, this will continue to grow and eventually cause more cleanings to be necessary. Unit is producing proper delta. T. Unit does not have a primary float switch. Has the overflow draining directly into secondary drain pan. Suggest customers get a primary float switch so we are not depending on the secondary drain pan to hold excessive amount of water. No water was seen in drain pan. Drain pan float switch currently works.
Next went outside to condenser unit. First noticed unit is not equipped with a surge protector. Pointed out to customer and suggested one. Open electric cabinet. All wiring is secured. Tested electric components. Contactor sending proper voltage. Capacitor within acceptable range. Vacuumed out condensate
Performed preventative maintenance
Located air handler in attic
Inspected and tightened electrical. Inspected blower wheel. Inspected evaporator coil. Inspected uv light. Inspected air handler for biological growth.
Cleared drain line and pan. Calibrated and tested thermostat. Cycled heating. Took amperage of heat strip and indoor motor. Cycled cooling. Tested float safety switch. Took temperature difference. Inspected duct work and insulation.
Located condenser outback
Inspected and tightened electrical. Cleared debris from condenser housing. Rinsed condenser coil. Checked capacitor. Checked refrigerant levels. Took amperage of outdoor motor and compressor. Inspected defrost board.
System operating to factory standard
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