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Good Service but the supplier of their parts could be better
Levine - Seminole, FL 33776
Wade was excellent technician. The only negative was that it took two weeks to get the replacement part but that was not Total Airs fault as they had to wait on their supplier to get the necessary part. .
Excellent service
John - Seminole, FL 33772
Great service
Awesome service
Barbara - Seminole, FL 33777
The Total Air Conditioning guys r very respectful. They explained everything to me about what they were doing. They r very good at explaining ac info to a homeowner.
Excellent service!
Bob Permanente - Seminole, FL 33777
Wade Hepp was courteous and knowledgeable. He did a wonderful job.
Service request
Clifford - Seminole, FL 33772
This was a repair service. Waiting on a part. Very respectful and courteous.
Excellent Servive
Levine - Seminole, FL 33776
Excellent
Weymouth - Seminole, FL 33772
Very knowledgeable, professional, and fast. Great service.
Great service!
Laurie - Seminole, FL 33772
Excellent service
Darry - Seminole, FL 33777
Response from Total Air, Inc.:
We’re so happy you loved your experience and can’t wait to have you back for your next service appointment.
Excellent Service
John - Seminole, FL 33772
Fast friendly response. Got us back up and running! Technician was very helpful. Highly recommend.
IMPECCABLE RESPONSE & SERVICE!!
Danielle - Seminole, FL 33777
Total Air answered my call at 8:30am on Easter Sunday and a tech was at my home by 10am. Everything was fixed & the tech was so happy to help us even though it was a holiday and a Sunday! Thank you so much Total Air!
Great service from an honest technician
Levine - Seminole, FL 33778
Jeff was honest and explained why the required work needed to be done.
Amazing service as always!
JD - Seminole, FL 33772
Reliable, trustworthy and friendly service every time - thank you!
Excellent
Ralph - Seminole, FL 33772
Price wise infactyou Quite Expensive
Ralph - Seminole, FL 33772
Wade is simply the BEST
Great service
Bob - Seminole, FL 33777
Very courteous
Amazing service as always!
Defibaugh - Seminole, FL 33772
Nice staff
Carrie - Seminole, FL 33772
Professional & Knowledgeable
Great Service. They know what they are doing.
Ted_E - Seminole, FL 33776
👍👍👍
Jon
Linda - Seminole, FL 33777
Very nice and worked very hard.
Great service
Lindsay - Seminole, FL 33772
Tom was wonderful and communication was great. He identified the problem in minutes of inspecting my AC.
Great service
John - Seminole, FL 33777
Explained everything
Great service
Clark - Seminole, FL 33777
Great service
Matt - Seminole, FL 33777
The technician was professional and very helpful.
Good service
John - Seminole, FL 33777
Jon C.
Arrived at customers house for system not cooling. On arrival customer showed me to a Bosch communicating system. Customer informed me unit has been having cooling problems since day of installation. And on arrival air handler was running but condenser was not. Open condenser electric cabinet. No error codes were seen. After about five minutes unit attempted to start up. Fan was cycling for a while then unit was showing an E5 error code. The condenser bored then went blank. Waited about 15 minutes and power did not return. Cycled disconnect and breakers but the board still did not turn on. Confirmed 120 V from each leg it to ground. Across L1 and L2 was not even showing a volte though. A customer would like to again get a hold of company that installed unit. Feels that this is their issue. Suggested customer sign off on our maintenance plan. Customer agreed. Collected payment and signature and left. Thank you for choosing Total air! Customer would like receipt and write up sent via
Wade H.
Replaced evaporator coil and replaced txv in warranty. Installed new filter dryer. Pumped down the refrigerant in the condenser unit. Removed evaporator coil from air handler. Installed new txv to new evaporator coil replacement. Weld in place and attached the drain line pipe. Installed new filter dryer on outside condenser unit. Test for leak and evacuate the system with a vacuum pump. Added refrigerant to the condenser and checked system operation. Unit is cooling well and running properly. Thank you for choosing Totaal Air.
Arionna L.
Called out today to perform a precision tune up on two units. Checked all electronics and motor components to ensure equipment is operating properly within manufacture specifications. Checked filter and cleared drain lines. Cleaned evaporator coil on mini split head. Measured the temperature drop across the coils. Vacuumed drain line clear from outside port. Cleaned condenser coils. Checked refrigerant pressures. Spoke with client about drain solve treatments. Installed a customer supplied thermostat. Programmed thermostat and showed client the operation. Equipment is operating properly at this time. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!
Wade H.
Came out to do maintenance. Checked pressures and found system to not be cooling properly. Checked amp draw on compressor and outdoor fan and nothing stood out as an issue. Upon inspection of the air handler cabinet. Found cooler air hitting me in the face due to an open duct. Walked around to see if there were any other openings. It looks like only one duct needs to be replaced. Quoted for two just in case. Also sent quote for electronic leak search. Customer has 10 years parts and labor Per conversation. The immediate need for the system is to add a little refrigerant. We need to do a leak search and find out where the refrigerant has leaked out. There is also one to two duct runs that have holes in them. The quote below is to add refrigerant and to repair the holes in the duct. I also quoted for the leak search. I explain to the homeowner everything that was going on. And sent over estimate. Owner gave me permission to add the refrigerant. He also asked for the office to give him a
Tom L.
Upon arrival customer told me AC lights were flickering. I put my gauges on a system in the house I was pretty high. I found a bad restriction in the piston that needs replaced. The filter dryer is old and he’s replaced well. And also a bad compressor and that’s why the lights are dimming in the house but the amps high.
Wade H.
Below is the estimate for the Immediate need -replace a bad contactor that is burnt and pitted. It also includes a maintenance plan for both systems in this home. Customer is 55 years old and qualifies for the senior discount. Below is an estimate to cover today’s repair and the start of the two maintenance plan membership. Heater strip was being engaged due to exposed wiring on outside unit. Melted contactor was continuing signal even though there was not a signal for cooling. Replaced contactor and fixed wiring on outside unit outside of condenser were thermostat wire connects to system wiring. System is on and cooling at this time. Flushed water through drain. Customer is on schedule to be contacted to do first of two maintenance for each system. Two system home. Both vertical walk up air handler‘s. I also included an estimate for surge protection. And a separate estimate for indoor air quality options.
Wade H.
This estimate is to replace and out of warranty evaporator coil. This includes pumping down refrigerant, removing the faulty coil and installing a new OEM coil, pressure testing with nitrogen and then placing system on vacuum. Releasing refrigerant. Any additional refrigerant is needed it will be charged separately. Thurs Aug 31st- Jess- Returned today and pumped refrigerant down. Locked refrigerant off in condensing unit. Removed faulty evaporator coil and installed new OEM evaporator coil. Pressure tested with nitrogen and then placed system on vacuum to 497 µm. Released refrigerant and then added 4 pounds based on superheat and sub cooling values. System is on and cooling with a 21° temperature differential. It is 80° inside the apartment and I have the thermostat set to 76.
Wade H.
Both indoor and outdoor unit was running but house was not running. Found the indoor coil leaking. Coil and Txv and filter dryer needs replacing. Customer is not to be charged for refrigerant due to the previous tech recharging the system two weeks ago without offering a leak search.
Wade H.
Water was in the water overflow reservoir, which was shutting off the condenser intermittently due to the drain line being plugged with growth. I flushed out the drain line, and then I had a dream song to clearly free it out.
Wade H.
System is not cooling due to clogged drain line. Customer is first floor of three floor building and is the bottom of the community drain on that level. My suggestion is to allow us to do a maintenance plan so we can come clean and flush the coil and drain line twice a year and ensure that you don’t have any back ups or loss of cooling. Below is an estimate for today’s discounted service call, the drain cleaning service at a discount, and the start of your monthly maintenance membership. The $12.50 monthly will come off of the same card each month and can be canceled at any time. If there are any discounts that you received while on the membership, and you cancel the membership, you will be billed for the remaining portion of what you saved while on the membership within that year. Completed maintenance and was able to get drain cleared of all slimy debris. Upon checking pressure found system to be low. We have recently put 6 pounds of refrigerant into the system two months ago and ma
Casey K.
Installed 2 ton vertical air handler in existing location. Modified stand added plywood top for structural integrity modified supply Plenum with mechanical fastners and he Childers necessary. Removed light switch supplying old unit moved electrical wire, higher in closet in mounted disconnect and ran Greenfield web to air handler to meet code specifications, cleared drain line and flushed copper condensing unit installed an existing location, level ground and installed brand new hurricane rated pad system health pressure over 400 psi G and vacuum below 500microns started system up and charged system to factory specs. Upon completion of insulation walked customer threw on how to operate their brand new HVAC system change breakers accordingly posted permit upon completion of installation spoke to landlord, who said she would reach out to office to pay the final bill
Wade H.
Pulled and cleaned blower wheel assembly Replace 24 volt contactor on condenser unit Checked refrigerant levels and check test start ups components. Unit is cooling well and running properly.
Jon C.
Customers unit is very old and needs to be changed out. Fan is intermittently. Turning on with a call from the thermostat. Suggest a customer get thermostat change and customer did not want to. Suggested customer talk to comfort advisor and comfort advisor is calling customer. Collected payment and signature for today’s work and left. Thank you for choosing total air
Wade H.
8/15/23 Upon arrival the customer wanted to have a new thermostat installed provided by him. The thermostat was a 1 heat 1 cool, and a 2 heat 1 cool is needed. I then reinstalled the old thermostat and confirmed the system was functioning. I checked the heat strip in the a/h and the d/t was 21° and within normal range. The customer will buy a new thermostat and have us install the correct one. Estimate added to install provided thermostat. I left it working and in cooling mode. Collected service call fee and signatures. This job has been completed. Thank you for choosing Total Air!
Wade H.
Customer concerned about unit making noises when running. Checked condenser unit operation and inspected condenser unit components. Customer has mentioned they have only heard noises and shook the unit and noises are gone. Strongly recommend new Taps membership to have annual preventative maintenance inspections on ac equipment. Possible has weak contactor in condenser unit. Recommend contactor be replaced due to aged components. Checked thermostat calibration and filter location. Customer has replaced filter. Checked blower motor operation and inspected evaporator coil condition. The blower wheel is caked with biological growth and is highly recommended to have pure AirX germicidal uvc light to prevent biological growth in air handler coil and blower wheel. I have place an estimate for Taps membership and blower wheel cleaning. Unit s running properly and cooling well. Customer has approved for blower wheel cleaning and new 24 volt contactor. Gave customer new membership folder
Arionna L.
Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival unit was running and client stated that the house could not cool below 78. Checked all electronics and a motor components to ensure equipment is operating properly within manufacture specifications. Inspected air handler and found the ductwork to be destroyed throughout the attic. There’s holes and tears everywhere. His electric bill has been over 500$ Due to the bad ductwork. Checked refrigerant pressures. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Client has a newborn in the home and needs urgent repairs. He is aware that we do not perform ductwork until November. Need to restore proper airflow to the machine for proper system operation. Left system in same condition as arrival. Thank you for always choosing Total Air
Wade H.
Upon arrival to the scheduled system maintenance, I was shown to the a/h in the garage and c/u in the back of the home. I pulled off the panel door to inspect all electrical components connections, collect amp draw/voltage readings off electrical equipment, and check the unit for cleanliness. The a/h unit has a UV light system to keep the unit clean and produce better indoor air quality. The bulb is due for replacement. The customer will hold off at this time. The evaporator coil has some debris underneath due to remolding in the home, overall still clean along with the blower fan. The d/t temperature was 15-16° and within normal range. Photos uploaded to ST. All electrical components were secure and within factory range. I then cleaned out the condensate pump to remove and blockage or debris. I ensured this was draining properly. I replaced the filter provided by the customer. The c/u system refrigerant charge is within normal range and all electrical components are secure. I colle
Austin H.
Upon arrival to quoted system repair I was shown to a mini split system that had a failed main control board at the C/U. Uninstalled old failed control board and replaced with new OEM control board in its place, and installed to factory specifications. Put power back to the system and cycled the equipment in the cooling mode. All heads are cooling with a temperature split differential of around 21-23°. Systems high side pressure is running a little high, so I sprayed out the C/U to help lower pressures. I do highly recommend a condenser chemical clean to properly clean the coil and bring down the high side pressures. This will help avoid premature breakdown of the equipment. Left system operating in the cooling mode, spoke to the homeowner about work completed, collected payment/signatures and left. Job complete. Thank you for choosing Total Air!
Jon C.
Arrived at customers house for unit not cooling. On arrival turned air conditioning to cool mode. Air handler blower turned on, but condenser did not. Open electric cabinet and confirmed voltage going to condenser. Voltage confirmed. Checked electric components and found a bad capacitor. Changed out. Capacitor and fan started right up. Compressor was attempting. Is not getting good. Amperage through the system. Tested leads and found no open windings. Units discharge side is over 500. Suction side is over 175. Customer has had work done in past. Unit is from 2017. Does not currently have a warranty. Suggested customers get consultation due to age and prior work done to this unit. Customers agreed. Comfort adviser coming out today between 4 and 6 PM. Talked to customer about maintenance plan and customer decided to sign up. Collected payment and signature from home owner and left. Thank you for choosing Total air!
Wade H.
No cool systems are not cooling correctly would like to have both units looked over. Checked blower motor operation and inspected evaporator coil condition. Checked safety float switch and inspected drain line. Customer has replaced filter and clean drain pan. Checked thermostat calibration and filter location. Customer has replaced filter. Checked refrigerant levels and check test start ups components. Refrigerant pressure is good and capacitor is tested good at 30 mf. Unit is cooling well and drains at this time. The mini split in living room is clean and the evaporator coil is free of debris. The filters are good and clean. The drain is working properly. Checked refrigerant levels and check test start ups. Refrigerant levels are good and unit is working properly. Recommend new taps Membership to have preventative maintenance inspections on equipment every 6 months.
Austin H.
Upon arrival to system no cool, I was shown to multiple indoor mini split heads that were not cooling. Indoor fan would come on until they tried to communicate with the outdoor system, and would shut off when the outdoor tried to power on. Went outside to the C/U to find I had the correct voltage coming into the unit and on the board, but the board wouldn’t transmit the proper DC voltage to start the C/U. This control board has failed and needs to be replaced. The office should reach out tomorrow morning to verify the warranty of the system and schedule an appointment to replace the outdoor control board. The system is currently not cooling. Spoke to the homeowner about work completed, collected payment for todays visit, and left. Job complete. Thank you for choosing Total Air! Mitsubishi mini split C/U Model: MXZ-3B30NA-1 Serial: 32912404 B
Tom L.
EAC 18x20x1 order please Upon arrival to the scheduled system maintenance, I was shown to the a/h unit in the garage attic. Immediately pulled off panel doors to inspect all electrical components connections, collect amp draw/voltage readings off electrical equipment, and check the evaporator coil for cleanliness. The a/h unit is not equipped with a UV light system and the evaporator coil is clean, as well as the cabinet and electrical components. All connections are secure and amp draw/voltage readings are within range of factory specifications. The d/t had a temperature difference of 18° and within normal range. I then went outside to the side of the home to verify the system refrigerant charge, inspect all electrical components connections, collect amp draw/voltage readings, and clear the condensate drain line. All electrical components connections are secure and running within range of factory specifications. The outdoor unit is equipped with a surge protector. Overall the s
Wade H.
Upon arriving, I observed the condensing unit was not running, but the indoor unit was running. Outdoor unit was giving a code of 06 which is a start circuit lost. I measured out the capacitor and the fan was measuring at 4.6 and her was measuring at 11.4. I replace capacitor with a turbo capacitor, and now the system is up and running. There was no need to change the contactor as it has a built-in contactor on the defrost board.
Jon C.
Arrived at customers house for system not cooling. On arrival. Customer showed me to air handler unit. Filter was clean. Under evaporator coil was clean. Ductwork appeared to be fine. Fan was running fine. Unit is not Cooling the house down. Went outside to condenser. Fan and compressor are running. Hooked up gauges and gauges. Showed signs of low Freon. Due to customer not having Freon issues in the past and not seeing any obvious oil signs I gave the customer the choice to either add Freon or do a leak search. Customer chose to add Freon. Added 4 pounds of Freon before gauges started to look correct. Unit is now cooling fine. Drain line is flowing fine. Should work to customer and customers. Happy with work performed. Collected payment and signature for work and left. Thank you for choosing total air!
Wade H.
Upon arrival to the scheduled system maintenance, I was shown to the a/h in the garage attic and c/u in the front of the home. This system was installed In 2019. I pulled off the panel door to inspect all electrical components connections, collect amp draw/voltage readings off electrical equipment, and check the unit for cleanliness. The a/h unit has a UV light system to keep the unit clean and produce better indoor air quality. The evaporator coil and blower fan are clean. The d/t temperature was 20° and within normal range. Photos uploaded to ST. All electrical components were secure and within factory range. I then vacuumed the condensate drain line to remove and blockage or debris. I ensured this was draining properly. I also replaced the filter provided by the customer. The c/u system refrigerant charge is within normal range and all electrical components are secure. I collected amp draw/voltage readings and found the capacitor was out of standard factory range. The customer ag
