Reputable HVAC Experts in Haines City, FL

Performed a diagnostic after the customer reported the system was not reaching the set temperature. I checked the system operation and verified that the refrigerant charge is within the manufacturer’s specifications. I also checked system pressures, subcooling, superheat, temperature split, compressor amperage, and condenser fan motor amperage. All readings were within the manufacturer’s specifications, and the equipment is operating properly. During the inspection, I found the thermostat was reading 3°F different from my calibrated psychrometer. I calibrated the thermostat and inspected behind it, where I found a small gap around the wire opening that could allow wall air to affect the temperature reading. I sealed the opening with caulk and reinstalled the thermostat. After the repair, the thermostat and my thermometer both read 77°F, confirming the thermostat is now reading accurately. At this time, the system is operating normally, and no mechanical issues were found with the equ

Performed a complete system leak search and located a refrigerant leak at the suction line solder joint. The leak was confirmed using an electronic leak detector and bubble leak solution. Photos and video of the leak were taken and attached to the service record. I contacted the customer to explain the findings and discuss the necessary repairs. I also reviewed the benefits of the Arctic Maintenance Agreement, and the customer elected to enroll in the Arctic Maintenance Membership. The customer approved the repair. I pumped the refrigerant into the condenser, purged the system with nitrogen, and repaired the leaking solder joint. After the repair, I pressure-tested the system, and it held pressure with no signs of leakage. I then evacuated the system to 230 microns, confirming a proper vacuum before releasing the refrigerant back into the system. I recharged the system with a total of 5 pounds of R-410A refrigerant. Of that amount, 3 pounds were billed for this repair, while the rem

Diagnosis: Water was dripping from the ceiling due to a clogged condensate drain line. Inspection found standing water in the drain pan, causing the float switch to trip and shut the system down. Work Performed: * Performed Level 2 drain line service. * Cleared the condensate drain line. * Verified proper condensate drainage. * Confirmed float switch operation. * Tested system operation. Result: After completing the Level 2 drain line service, the system is operating and cooling properly. The condensate is draining correctly, the drain pan has cleared, and no water is dripping from the air handler at this time.

Performed evaporator coil cleaning in place. Removed all accumulated debris from the evaporator coil, then applied coil cleaner and thoroughly rinsed with water to ensure proper cleaning. Took before and after pictures to document the condition and results. The evaporator coil is clean and operating properly at this time. Recommendation: Replace the air filter monthly to maintain proper airflow and prevent future buildup on the coil.

2018 carrier - not cooling - verified issue, compressor overheated and condenser motor not functional. Verified proper voltage, condenser motor needs to be replaced.

Diagnostic on a 2023 Daikin heat pump. Upon arrival, the system was calling for heat; however, the outdoor unit was not running. Upon further inspection, found the thermostat wire running to the condenser had multiple wires completely snapped. Contacted Adam for pricing on an up-and-over thermostat wire run; quote was $450. Customer approved the repair and is awaiting scheduling from the office. Auxiliary heat is operating properly at this time for temporary heating.

Converted Proposal Summary Replaced Compressor and Filter Drier. Pressure test and vacuum went great. Added 7 pounds 4 ounces to system, it calls for 8 pounds 5 ounces. Owner told me yesterday she’d be home at the latest 2 PM. Waited 30 mins after and she still wasn’t home to add additional refrigerant or test pressures. Most of the Cub Club Preventative Maintenance was completed between yesterday and today. Only thing left would be to check amp draw on blower motor and check refrigerant pressures and add 1 pound 1 ounce of 410A. Due to not being able to get ahold of customer I left system off at disconnect.

Callout for AC - thermostat calling for cool, but system not responding. Found AH control board has failed.

All amp draws within proper range on blower motor, condenser motor, and compressor. Dual capacitor within tolerance. Airflow & system pressures within normal range. Drain service with viper spray and drain solution completed.