HVAC & Plumbing in University Park

Responded to customer complaint of rumbling noise and water puddle at furnace. Upon arrival, conducted diagnostic inspection of 2-year-old HVAC system. Observed heavily soiled outdoor condensing unit with significant dirt and debris accumulation on intake panel and surrounding area, which was contributing to reduced airflow and system strain. Identified condensate drain issue causing water pooling at indoor furnace unit. Recommended thorough cleaning of outdoor condenser coils and intake filters, condensate line clearing, and system evaluation to resolve noise and drainage concerns.

Responded to no cooling call on 15-year-old system with attic air handler and outdoor condenser. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing on low-voltage transformer and control circuits using handheld meter to identify power supply failure. System was shut down per customer advisement, and diagnostic findings were documented with photos showing failed transformer component requiring replacement to restore cooling operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 15-year-old York residential AC system with reported rattling noise from indoor unit. Upon arrival, confirmed system was running but not producing cold air. Performed diagnostic evaluation of split system in basement mechanical room. Inspected furnace/air handler unit and associated ductwork for mechanical issues. Located source of rattling sound coming from blower assembly. Checked refrigerant pressures and found system low on charge, indicating potential leak. Inspected evaporator coil access panel and blower compartment for debris or mechanical failure. Due to age of equipment (15 years) and extent of repairs needed, discussed replacement options versus repair costs with homeowner. Recommended system replacement given combination of refrigerant loss, mechanical noise, and overall unit age approaching end of expected service life. Customer approved proceeding with full system evaluation for replacement quote.

Responded to service call for multiple plumbing issues including shower and sink drain blockages, malfunctioning outdoor spigots, and hissing toilet. Successfully cleared shower drain obstruction by removing accumulated hair and organic debris using drain snake and manual extraction methods. Disassembled and cleaned drain assembly, including perforated strainer and rubber gasket components. Inspected toilet tank mechanism and identified source of hissing noise related to fill valve operation. Evaluated front and rear exterior hose bibs; rear spigot handle turned but failed to deliver water flow, indicating internal stem or seat failure requiring repair. Documented all findings with photographic evidence showing extracted drain debris, exposed drain components with plumbing tools in place, and interior toilet tank mechanisms including flush valve, fill valve with float assembly, and connecting hardware. All accessible drain clearing work completed; additional repairs recommended for non

Responded to no-cool complaint on 4-year-old Lennox system with thermostat reading 76°F. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil completely frozen with heavy ice accumulation on refrigerant lines and coil surface. Identified restricted airflow as root cause due to severely clogged air filter. Shut down system to allow coil to thaw completely, replaced air filter, and verified proper airflow restoration. After thaw cycle completion, restarted system and confirmed normal operation with proper cooling, adequate airflow across evaporator coil, and appropriate temperature differential. Educated on importance of regular filter maintenance to prevent future freeze-ups and ensure optimal system performance.

Completed main water service upgrade by creating an access panel opening and shutting off water supply at upstream and downstream valves. Utilized vacuum system to control drainage and protected workspace with towels to manage residual moisture. Removed existing water meter and fittings, then installed new 1" main ball valve, two 1" plumbing couplings, and approximately two linear feet of 1" copper piping. Restored water supply and conducted comprehensive pressure and leak testing to verify system integrity. Decommissioned old water meter and left in possession for municipal exchange.

Completed comprehensive cooling system tune-up on 16-year-old Carrier air conditioning unit with Lennox furnace system. Performed standard preventive maintenance protocol including inspection of all major components, refrigerant level verification, electrical connection testing, condensate drain line check, and air filter assessment. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies identified or repairs required at time of service.

Responded to report of air handler leaking from the bottom in basement. Upon inspection, identified condensate drain line issue on unit less than 10 years old. Cleared blockage in condensate drain system and verified proper drainage flow. Inspected secondary drain pan and confirmed air handler is now operating without leakage. System tested and returned to normal operation.

Responded to callback for 9-year-old Lennox upstairs attic unit with ongoing cooling issues unresolved after two previous service visits. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges, measuring refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and superheat/subcooling values to identify root cause of malfunction. Documented system readings and conditions with photos for further analysis and potential warranty consideration.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on single outdoor condensing unit of unknown age. Performed standard preventive maintenance including system inspection, electrical diagnostics with multimeter showing 167V reading, accessed internal components by removing front panel to inspect coil assembly and refrigerant lines. All components found to be functioning within normal parameters upon completion of routine maintenance service.

Performed leak search on second floor air conditioning system located in attic. Inspected central air conditioner air handler unit and associated components for refrigerant leaks. Documented equipment with photographs showing unit labels, model information, and installation details including condensate drain lines and unit placement on floor joists.

Completed AC tune-up on single residential cooling unit with accessible location requiring no ladder work. Customer was not home at time of service, so door hanger notification and service documentation were left at the front entrance. System inspection and standard preventive maintenance procedures were performed according to O10 cooling protocol.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, found smart thermostat displaying 86°F indoor temperature with system in off mode and safety temperature set to 40°F. Inspected Whirlpool furnace unit located in basement, noting age-related wear and dust accumulation on exterior casing. Performed diagnostic assessment to determine root cause of cooling failure. Verified thermostat functionality and communication with main system. Evaluated electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and compressor operation to isolate issue between thermostat controls and outdoor condensing unit.

Responded to no cooling complaint on unit 10 located at side of home. Upon arrival, connected digital manifold gauges to assess refrigerant pressures and system temperatures. Diagnostic testing revealed system operating parameters, and appropriate measurements were recorded to determine cause of cooling failure.

Installed 40-gallon State ProLine gas water heater in basement utility area as warranty upgrade replacement. Connected copper supply and discharge piping with appropriate shutoff valves and fittings to existing plumbing system. Verified proper integration with existing blue pressure tank and PVC drainage lines. All connections secured and tested for proper operation per manufacturer specifications.

Replaced non-functional 40+ year old gas water heater with new 40-gallon State Proline gas water heater in basement utility area. Removed existing unit showing signs of age and failure, installed replacement tank with proper gas line connections, water supply lines, and venting system per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Tested all connections for leaks, verified proper combustion and venting operation, and ensured system functionality upon completion.

Responded to water leak complaint on basement HVAC unit. Upon arrival, inspected Advanced Distributor Products evaporator coil (Model: RE3Z93B6175B168BAP, Serial: 7111A14168) and conducted visual assessment of system components. Performed internal ductwork inspection using camera equipment to identify source of moisture intrusion and evaluate condition of interior surfaces. Documented equipment specifications and internal duct conditions with photographic evidence showing potential condensate drainage issues and accumulation within system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old residential AC unit with non-operational indoor blower. Upon arrival, accessed attic-mounted air handler and performed diagnostic inspection of system components. Identified failed blower motor and capacitor as root cause of cooling failure. Documented existing ductwork configuration and electrical connections with photos for service records. Presented repair options to restore system operation and provided estimate for necessary component replacement.

Completed cast iron pipe replacement under permit #26-007782. Removed deteriorated cast iron piping sections and debris, properly disposing of broken materials. Installed new piping system in accordance with local plumbing codes and permit specifications.

Responded to service call for suspected water leak from rooftop AC unit that was potentially misidentified as dryer leak during previous visit. Performed thorough inspection of six-year-old air conditioning system, including visual examination of condensate drain lines, drain pan, and ductwork accessible through attic space. Inspected flexible metal ductwork runs and surrounding ceiling areas for evidence of moisture intrusion or water damage. System operational check confirmed unit cooling properly with no immediate signs of active leakage at time of inspection. Documented conditions with photos of ductwork and accessible components in confined attic space for reference.