Trusted HVAC Specialists in Davenport, FL

Performed a diagnostic on a recently installed system. Upon accessing the attic, found the air handler disconnect breaker in the OFF position. I asked the customer if anyone had accessed the attic, and the customer stated that nobody had. I inspected the system to determine why the breaker was turned off. Since the system was installed approximately one month ago and there was no response from the equipment while the breaker was off, a possible issue with the disconnect/breaker cannot be ruled out. Turned the breaker ON and tested system operation. The system started and is currently operating normally. Checked system temperature split and verified proper cooling operation. Tested the drain line and found the drain termination located close to the wall on the back-left side of the house. Added a PVC 90° fitting to make the drain termination more visible and accessible, allowing proper verification that the system is draining. System is currently cooling and draining properly at this

Performed a diagnostic and found no display on the thermostat. Inspected the system safety float switch and found it tripped due to an extremely clogged drain line. Discussed repair options with the customer, including a maintenance service agreement. Customer approved the Arctic Maintenance Agreement, and I completed the first full maintenance visit. Cleaned the primary drain line using a drain snake and flushed the line with hot water until the water was flowing clear. Cleaned the drain pan and added Viper drain treatment. Performed a complete system inspection and tested operation in cooling mode. Checked compressor amps, condenser fan motor amps, blower motor amps, temperature split, subcooling, and superheat. During the inspection, found the evaporator coil and blower wheel heavily compacted with debris. The interior of the air handler cabinet also has significant bacterial growth. Customer already has a UV light installed by a previous company. Recommended a complete microbia

Performed contract maintenance and tested system operation in cooling mode. Checked system pressures, subcooling, superheat, temperature split, blower motor amps, condenser fan motor amps, and compressor amps. All readings and system operation are within manufacturer specifications. Inspected the evaporator coil, blower wheel, and drain pan. Evaporator coil and blower wheel are clean. Found significant algae buildup in the drain pan. Cleaned the drain pan and drain line and added Viper treatment. Rinsed the condenser coil from inside to outside and outside to inside to ensure proper airflow and cleanliness. Also brought to the homeowner’s attention an electrical installation issue related to equipment installed by Duke Energy. The electrical conduit was filled with water, and a knockout was made on the electrical cover in a location that makes electrical servicing difficult. The proper edge knockout was not used, and no gasket was installed. The homeowner has contacted Duke Energy,

Service Summary: Found float totally full of water on arrival. Recommended joining Polar club which would include the drain service needed plus the full preventative maintenance. Snaked and flushed the drain line until fully clear and cleaned the drain pan. Competed full preventative maintenance First visit of Polar Club was used toady. Second visit will be in the spring. No further recommendations at this time.

Performed a diagnostic on a 3-ton Goodman air handler manufactured in 2021 with a 2022 condenser. System is not registered. Upon inspection, I found the system running low on refrigerant, with high superheat and low subcooling. I checked compressor amperage, fan motor amperage, system pressures, subcooling, superheat, and temperature split. The capacitor was tested and found to be within tolerance. The contactor is pitted and recommended for replacement. I also inspected the drain pan and drain line and found them dirty with algae and bacterial buildup. The evaporator coil was found to be freezing due to the system being low on refrigerant. I performed a complimentary leak search and found multiple refrigerant leaks in the evaporator coil. I contacted the office to verify the system warranty and was advised that the warranty expired in August 2026, approximately one month ago. I prepared a proposal including evaporator coil replacement, five pounds of refrigerant, drain line clean

Performed PCB board replacement. After completing the replacement, I tested the system operation and ran the unit through a complete test cycle. The system is now operating normally in cooling mode. Customer stated that the previous technician did not complete the drain cleaning. I vacuumed the drain line, flushed it with two gallons of water, and primed the drain line. I also added Viper drain treatment.

Performed a diagnostic on a 3-ton Goodman straight-cool system. The system was freezing up, so I performed a complete system inspection and leak search. No active refrigerant leak was found using electronic leak detection and UV light. UV dye was previously present in the system, but no visible dye leak was found. The system is low on refrigerant, and based on the inspection, a possible leak is suspected at the suction-line service valve. During the inspection, I also found the return duct damaged and open to the exterior of the trailer. The evaporator coil, condenser coil, and blower wheel are heavily impacted with debris and require cleaning. The contactor was found to be severely pitted and not operating properly. I recommended replacement, and the customer approved the repair. I replaced the contactor and tested the system afterward. The system is operating, but it remains low on refrigerant and is currently operating outside of manufacturer specifications. I presented the custo

Customer renewed for the CubClub Membership and added the mini split. First maintenance is in January and the second in June.

Performed a deep cleaning on the mini-split system. Removed all covers and thoroughly cleaned the evaporator coil, blower wheel, and covers. Reassembled the system and tested operation. The unit is cooling and draining properly at this time.

Performed a diagnostic on the downstairs HVAC system and found the system low on refrigerant. The water dripping from the system is most likely related to the evaporator coil freezing due to the low refrigerant condition. Performed a full system inspection and found the blower wheel heavily impacted with debris, and the evaporator coil has a refrigerant leak. Performed a complementary electronic leak search and confirmed the leak at the evaporator coil. Additional issues found include the blower capacitor and condenser capacitor both being out of tolerance. The condenser contactor is badly pitted, and the condenser coil is heavily impacted with debris. Presented the customer with a repair quote. The customer requested a proposal for system replacement, so I contacted the office and created a lead for Kenneth. I explained to the customer that replacing both systems may qualify for a better overall price and additional discounts. Kenneth arrived on-site and presented the replacement p