Trusted HVAC and Plumbing Services in Webster Groves, MO

Responded to no power complaint affecting third-floor thermostat and AC unit. Diagnosed electrical issue and restored power to system. Per customer request, configured thermostat to disable cooling mode while maintaining fan operation for air circulation.

Completed electrical estimate for garage fixture installation in attic space with exposed structural framework. Assessment included evaluation of existing fluorescent lighting, conduit routing along wooden beams, junction box placement, and determination of materials required for fixture upgrades. Documented current wiring configuration and structural mounting points for fixture installation planning.

Responded to service call for insufficient cooling on 12-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and discovered severely restricted airflow due to heavy accumulation of dirt, dust, and debris completely coating the condenser coil fins and side intake panels. The thick layer of contamination was significantly impeding heat transfer efficiency and reducing system capacity. Cleaned condenser coils thoroughly to restore proper airflow and heat exchange capability. Removed accumulated debris from intake panels and surrounding unit exterior. System airflow and cooling performance restored to normal operating parameters following cleaning procedure.

Responded to recall for AC unit not cooling with frozen evaporator coil on 9-month-old system. Upon inspection, verified proper operation of TXV valve and confirmed refrigerant metering components functioning correctly. System tested and operating within normal parameters with no refrigerant leaks detected.

Replaced evaporator coil (S/N 1524L03873) on system originally installed in December 2024. Upon completion, performed refrigerant system checkout using manifold gauges to verify proper pressures, superheat, and subcooling values. System tested and operational for both heating and cooling modes, with all parameters within manufacturer specifications.

Performed diagnostic inspection of HVAC system using borescope camera to examine internal components and confined spaces within the unit. Documented findings with digital imaging for service records and quality assurance purposes.

Completed installation of three ceiling fan-rated electrical boxes and wall-mounted light fixtures throughout residential hallway and adjacent room. All fixtures installed per code with proper mounting hardware, tested for operation, and confirmed illumination quality meets specification.

Responded to callback for 5-month-old installation reporting unit blowing warm air with no cooling. Upon arrival, inspected ground-level condenser and attic air handler. Investigated electrical connections at junction box and terminal block, documenting wiring configurations including low-voltage control wiring and line voltage connections. Verified proper wire terminations, wire nut connections, and flexible metallic conduit installations. Traced thermostat circuit and checked for loose connections or improper wiring that could cause cooling failure. System restored to proper operation with adequate cooling performance confirmed before departure.

Returned to property to replace 25 feet of deteriorated condensate drain hose on HVAC unit. Removed old damaged drain line, installed new drain hose from truck stock, and verified proper drainage operation. System tested and confirmed operational for both heating and cooling functions.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 12-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit per special instructions. Identified failed dual-run capacitor (45/5 μF) serving compressor and condenser fan motor. Capacitor showed signs of deterioration and was unable to hold proper charge, resulting in inadequate cooling performance and fan motor failure. Removed defective capacitor and installed new OEM-spec replacement unit. Verified proper electrical connections, tested compressor amperage draw, and confirmed condenser fan motor operation. System restored to normal cooling operation with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Completed electrical estimate for installation of ceiling fan junction boxes in three bedrooms. Assessed existing ceiling structures and electrical wiring accessibility through attic access panel. Determined locations for electrical boxes to support ceiling fan installations, evaluating structural support requirements and confirming adequate clearance from ceiling joists. Provided estimate for materials including fan-rated junction boxes, appropriate mounting hardware, and necessary wiring modifications to meet current electrical code requirements for ceiling fan support.

Responded to no cooling call on single residential AC unit located at side of home. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics and inspection of outdoor condensing unit. Removed electrical disconnect cover to inspect wiring connections and found weathered disconnect box with rust staining throughout interior surfaces. Verified all wire connections at disconnect switch including red, yellow, white, and brown conductors were secure to terminal blocks. Inspected dual capacitors mounted in disconnect enclosure showing signs of age and outdoor exposure. Accessed interior of condensing unit housing and inspected evaporator coil, refrigerant lines, compressor wiring, and electrical components. Located blue capacitor and associated wiring harness within unit. Examined heat exchanger coil fins for debris accumulation and airflow restrictions. Checked refrigerant line connections and U-bend copper tubing at coil interface. Verified all internal wire routing including red, white, and brown condu

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old residential Bryant AC system located at side of home. Upon arrival, found thermostat display malfunctioning and unit failing to maintain proper cooling. Performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of both indoor Ruud Silhouette II furnace with air handler and outdoor Bryant condenser unit. Inspected electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and control systems. Documented equipment condition with photos showing both indoor and outdoor components. Identified issues preventing proper system operation and provided customer with repair recommendations to restore cooling functionality.

Completed 200-amp electrical panel replacement at residential property. Removed existing outdated panel and installed new main breaker panel with properly organized circuit breaker configuration across two vertical columns. Terminated all branch circuit wiring with appropriate color-coded conductors, ensuring proper wire management and systematic routing throughout the enclosure. Panel installation includes proper grounding, secure mounting to interior wall, and all circuits tested for functionality upon completion.

Responded to customer complaint of upstairs AC unit running continuously without adequate cooling. Performed diagnostic evaluation on 9-year-old residential air conditioning system. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, noting dirt and debris accumulation on coil fins affecting heat transfer efficiency. Examined indoor air handler components including filter housing and ductwork. Documented system condition with photographic evidence showing weathered condenser coils with visible contamination and standard filter installation. System assessed for potential airflow restrictions and refrigerant performance issues common in units of this age and condition.

Responded to follow-up service call for no cooling issue related to electrical panel. Upon inspection, discovered severely damaged circuit breaker with extensive charring, melting, and burn marks indicating electrical arcing or overheating event. Replaced damaged breaker, cleaned debris and residue from surrounding components, verified all connections were secure, and confirmed proper panel operation. System restored to safe working condition.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential system less than 10 years old located in backyard. Upon arrival, verified system was blowing warm air as reported. Performed electrical diagnostics at both the outdoor unit disconnect and main electrical panel using digital multimeter to check voltage and amperage readings. Testing revealed faulty electrical supply or control circuit preventing compressor operation. Completed necessary repairs to restore proper electrical function and cooling operation to the system.

Responded to no cooling complaint for multi-zone system serving second and third floors. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit operational but covered with debris and organic matter accumulation affecting airflow and heat transfer efficiency. Cleaned condenser coils, removed leaf debris from unit base and surrounding area, and cleared obstructions from cooling fins. Verified proper system operation, confirmed adequate cooling output, and restored normal temperature control to affected zones.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on a 10-year-old residential air conditioning system located in the backyard. Replaced heavily soiled air filter that showed significant dust and debris accumulation across the filtration media. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, noting algae growth on concrete pad and vegetation encroachment around the equipment base, with unit otherwise operating within normal parameters.

Responded to customer report of A/C unit leaking when operational. Inspected 10+ year old attic-mounted system and identified leak source. Examined electrical components including capacitor and contactor, verified proper connections and system functionality. System tested and confirmed operational with leak issue resolved.