Treasure Island, FL

Upon arrival found unit running checked all major components also changed out the filter and checked all wiring for corrosion and breakage,flushed the drain line with water and shop vac customer stated she was not the decision maker so she would have to run it by her husband unit is operating properly at this time customer declined all upgrades and repairs

New supply plenum and all new ductwork, reuse boots and registers. Seal with mastic. Seal ducts in attic for air bnb area. Install new 2.5 ton vertical air handler in closet and heat pump outside on wall mount bracket. Replace Mitsubishi mini split and install on wall mount as well. All modifications to line set and ELECTRCIAL wiring are all included. No surprise charges. Remove all old zone controls. Install 4 inch media filter under air handler. New Wi-Fi thermostat. on the first day rip out condenser for split mini split system. Replaced new condenser on new wall mount kit tear out and take out old condenser and pad and blocks. Put mini split on wall on new wall mount second day. Come in tear out all ductwork. replaced ductwork third day tear out system and replace split system two heat pump, communicating system on new stand new Plenum, going up into attic. All ductwork runs run straight to Plenum with dampers at Plenum returns ran and hung. Mastic taken

Arrived at the home and spoke with the homeowner. He agreed to have the unit cleaned in place. Cleaned drain pans Cleaned evaporator coils Cleaned directional vanes Replaced all parts. Tested.

Found bad capacitor. Replaced upon approval. Checked operation. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Replaced condenser upon approval. Pressures tested. Vacuumed 500 microns. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. All within factory specifications. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

New thermostat, new hanging kit with rods and brackets, 2 float switches, new safety pan, new supply plenum 24 inches, new heat shield, new breakers as needed, flush and pressure test copper line set, repair if needed, vacuum all moisture from copper to under 500 microns and take photo please, install new filter drier inside to prevent rusting, install 2 pads with blocks outside with code approved anchors and brackets, new aroma flex outside with u.v. resistant paint per code, all permits and inspections are included and attention to detail is paramount. Reuse filter box.🗃️ upon arrival, meet and greet with customer start tear out tear out air handler on third floor, replace hanging kit, air handler, tie and Plenum high voltage, low-voltage flush drain line and copper line hook up copper line set and drain line tear out outside condenser and pad. replaced pad block pad tied down to one tiedown. Condenser on top four corners. Hook up high voltage low-voltage brand new whip made on site

Found outdoor unit submerged in saltwater. Highly recommend replacing the unit due to corrosion and electrical components having salt on them. Indoor air handler and coffin box also got water on it. Would highly recommend replacing both inside and outside. Trying to source a condenser but in the meantime we need a comfort advisor please. - Collin

New condenser needed !! If not we will need comfort advisor. Told customer I will call tomorrow.

Checked operation. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Approximately 40-42” of the condenser was submerged in salt water. All controls and electrical components were affected. The compressor terminals were submerged as well. Condenser high voltage whip will need to be removed and replaced with a new whip. Condenser coil is beginning to corrode and will continue. The condenser disconnect has been turned off for safety. Air handler Evaporator coil has been affected by salt water intrusion. Electric Cal components has salt marks indicating salt water corrosion.. Return plenum box has been fully submerged in salt water. Comfort advisor will need to leave an estimate.

Service call no cool Upon arrival, Homeowner explained that the system is working fine before the storm. Found air handler not running with command from thermostat. No power to air handler. Breaker is not tripping. Advised homeowner to call an electrician.

Found 2 units completely submerged in saltwater. Due to saltwater damage these units need to be replaced. One unit is completely on its side. All electrical components no longer work. Highly recommend replacement. Customer is not working at this time. Needs pricing for new equipment. - Collin

Upon arrival put system into cool mode. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. All within factory specifications. System is working and draining properly. Talked with customer about new return plenum duct board and new return filter grilled. Customer will be calling us soon for work. - Collin

Used 40 Va transformer Used 120 volt condensate pump Found bad transformer in air handler, also found bad condensate pump. Replaced components upon approval. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. All within factory specifications. System is working and draining properly. Outlet by the air handler is not working properly. Condensate pump is plug into extension cord running to the other side of garage. - Collin

Unit out on a fault of L6. Reset on went on a fault of 06 Found condenser capacitor low of charge. Continued with maintenance. Cleaned condenser coil. Very dirty from construction site next door. Checked all amps and voltages. Cleaned/flushed drain line. Hosed off patio deck and ground floor. Homeowner approved to replace the capacitor

Found system with clogged drain line and full emergency pan. Adjusted height of float switch in emergency pan. Slime buildup covering primary float switch which is why in didn’t go off on primary float switch. Tested both float switches and they both work. Emptied emergency pan and flushed drain assembly upon customer approval. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. All within factory specifications. System is working and draining properly. Highly recommend new filter to be installed. Customer said he is going to buy new ones today. - Collin

Arrived to perform preventative maintenance while I was here they asked me to look for a leak that could possibly coming from the AC unit. There was a roofer out here just the other day, and he said that there was no trace evidence from the roof leaking. He said it was AC and that the air conditioning was air-conditioning the attic, when I was inspecting the air conditioning for the air handler. There was no leakage of air. It was sealed up nice and tight. However, the line set cover goes up and out through the roof because the condenser is on the roof the arm flex that is existing around the suction line is starting to deteriorate from the UV rays from the sun that could cause some weak spots and possibly some leakage or water allowing water to get through and when I say water it’s just gonna be a little bit. Customer said they noticed this during the tropical storm and they’ve been chasing a leak, but it’s just gotten worse and with the arm flex being in the sun every day that is st

Semi Annual Membership customer signed up for membership. This is a brand new system when we come and do this maintenance. We need to be here before 4 p.m. so we can get to the roof if not the maintenance guy will not be here. He has an 18 x 20 x 1 size filter float switch works good flush the drain line out clean the coil had a 20° split. The system is cooling and draining properly at this time.

Arrived at the home and proceeded to diagnose the issue with the compressor. Equipment in outside balcony closet with double doors. Checked wiring and rewired low control wires from CoreSense. Test 1: Restarted equipment in approximately 20 minutes it’s had made noise, and shut down. During the run time: the contactor chattered approximately every 5-10 minutes. Pressures seem to be good. It was around 384. Test 2: Removed the high pressure switch and restarted the unit which it ran for 11/2 hrs. Pressures stable. Test 3: Closed the closet doors and pressures rose above 400 lbs. homeowner turned on a fan above the doors and it helped to drop the pressure. Test 4: connected high pressure switch back into the circuit and within 10 of operating it had made the same noise as the first time. Suggested to the homeowner to leave 1 door open for optimal air flow across the condenser coil. Unit is cooling without a pressure switch for the moment. Found: 1. High pressure switch needs to be

New hanging kit with rods and brackets, new breakers as needed, reinstall u.v. System, 2 pads with blocks outside, flush and pressure test copper line set, all permits and inspections are included. New breakers as needed. New basic thermostat.

Membership maintenance 2021 Trane split system Checked all wiring. Tested float switch function. Flushed condensate drain. Filter is clean. Evaporator coil and blower wheel are clean. No microbial growth found in unit interior. Tested capacitor microfarad. Took indoor blower motor amp draw. Took compressor and outdoor fan motor amp draws. Check refrigerant pressures and temperature. Took air temperature split at supply and return grilles. The system is running well at this time.

Arrived at the home and the homeowner. Air handler is running. Checked float switch and it was without any water. Proceeded to checked condenser and found a fault “2” code. Reset faults. Checked high voltage and traced it back to the main panel and found 40amp breaker tripped. Reset breaker and struggling sound came from condenser and then tripped again. Located compressor wires and checked each lead and found a lead read 1.8 and the other 2 leads read .7. Checked again with megometer and findings are correct (photos). There is a winding shorted to ground. Notified homeowner of findings and called Chris, Comfort Advisor. They will meet to discuss replacement of equipment. Comfort Advisor

Arrived and performed maintenance on the split system found that the air filter had not been changed for a very, very long time. System was not getting the proper airflow. I changed her filter for her. I also resealed the air handler with new screws. The old screws were rusted out, I checked her pressures. Her UV lights cleaned her coil. Her filter size is 24 x 24 x 1. I flushed her drain line and blew it out with my gallow gun. Drain line is clear drain pan is clear. The condenser has an inverter on it. I let the customer know that with a new filter and new screws to seal up the air handler top panel. She should see a difference in the air as far as being cooler. Very nice lady she did renew for $129, this system is running properly at this.

Concern unit not cooling correctly Cause previous Tex h stated that unit was low on its Freon charge and gave the customer an estimate. Customer wanted to wait till next tune up ti charge unit Correction completed maintenance as well as changed filter Checked amps on indoor unit checked temperature differential which after repair is 18 and pressures were 138/327 Sc was 9.2 SH was 15.7 Supply temp is 53 Return us 71 Recommendations leaksearch due to it needed 2lbs of R-410A

when I arrived the system was working, the customer had complaints about the temperature inside, the pressure of the refrigerant is a little low, it should be charged about 2 pounds, I recommended to change the system because it is very rusty, the customer is waiting for a quote for a new system