HVAC & Plumbing Services in Oak Creek, WI Since 1929

Responded to service call for MagicPak unit with reported refrigerant leak. Upon arrival, coordinated with homeowner regarding pets prior to beginning work. Inspection revealed significant corrosion and oxidation on copper refrigerant line with visible leak at connection point. Due to severity of leak and system integrity concerns, unit was shut down to prevent further refrigerant loss and potential compressor damage. Documented condition with photos showing corroded copper piping with rust patina and deteriorated coupling seal. Also noted heavily soiled air filter requiring replacement during future service. Unit remains offline pending parts procurement and repair under existing 5-year parts and 1-year labor warranty coverage.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on residential Lennox condenser unit. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, cleaning of condenser coils and fan assembly, verification of proper refrigerant levels, electrical connection testing, and operational assessment. Unit found in satisfactory working condition with all components functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential system installed in 2021 and covered under 10-year parts warranty. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was running but not producing cool air. Performed diagnostic evaluation and determined system was low on refrigerant charge. Connected manifold gauges and verified insufficient charge levels. Evacuated remaining refrigerant, conducted leak search, and recharged system to manufacturer specifications using calibrated digital scale to ensure proper refrigerant weight. System tested successfully with proper cooling operation restored upon completion.

Conducted on-site HVAC system evaluation for equipment replacement estimate. Assessed existing older model furnace and air conditioning system with distinctive turquoise-colored cabinet configuration installed in basement utility area. Documented current equipment condition, ductwork configuration, electrical connections, and spatial constraints through photographic documentation to support replacement proposal and system sizing requirements.

Responded to service call for tanked water heater with pilot light that would not remain lit. Cleaned thermal coupling during initial troubleshooting attempt, but issue persisted, indicating likely failure of the thermocouple or gas control valve requiring further diagnosis or component replacement.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up service on outdoor condensing unit. Connected manifold gauge set to measure refrigerant pressures and verify system performance within manufacturer specifications. All system parameters checked normal and unit operating efficiently.

Responded to no cooling call on aging outdoor condensing unit that failed over the weekend with abnormal noise reported. Upon arrival, found heavily weathered unit with significant rust deterioration on top panel and overgrown vegetation restricting airflow around cabinet. Performed diagnostic evaluation to determine cause of cooling failure and unusual operational sounds. Documented unit condition showing extensive exterior corrosion and lack of maintenance clearance around equipment. Customer notified of findings for repair options on system exceeding 10-year service life.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing HVAC system for furnace and air conditioning replacement. Evaluated current ductwork configuration, including main trunk lines and vertical plenum connections in basement utility area. Documented existing equipment layout, duct transitions, and spatial requirements for new system installation. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate covering removal of old equipment and installation of new heating and cooling units.

Completed full HVAC system installation including new furnace and air conditioning unit. System was properly evacuated to manufacturer specifications as verified by digital vacuum gauge reading of 188 microns, ensuring removal of moisture and non-condensables from refrigerant lines. New thermostat was mounted and programmed for optimal system operation and customer comfort control.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, found thermostat set to 71°F but current temperature reading 66°F, indicating system not reaching setpoint. Performed diagnostic evaluation and measured suction line temperature at -1.3°F, confirming severely low refrigerant charge or restriction in system. Outdoor unit coil fins previously cleaned but system still not producing adequate cooling or condensation at evaporator coil, consistent with refrigerant issue requiring further leak detection and repair.

Completed AC system startup and installed ICM soft start module and Red Link thermostat connectivity. Connected Red Link to modem and configured thermostat settings, providing customer orientation on system operation. Installed ICM soft start capacitor on AC unit to reduce compressor startup load and extend equipment lifespan. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters.

Conducted comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including natural gas furnace and air conditioning unit located in basement mechanical room, along with full ductwork cleaning services. Assessed existing equipment configuration, electrical panel capacity, ductwork condition, and installation requirements to provide customer with detailed replacement options and scope of work.

Attempted system startup on newly installed air conditioning unit but was unable to complete commissioning due to ambient temperature being too low for proper refrigerant charging and performance verification. Connected manifold gauges and diagnostic equipment to outdoor condensing unit in preparation for startup procedures. Observed indoor thermostat displaying 80°F room temperature in cooling mode with setpoint of 75°F. Will need to return when outdoor ambient temperature reaches approximately 80°F to properly charge system, verify refrigerant pressures, check superheat and subcooling values, and complete full startup checklist per manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system not cooling to desired temperature with previous coil freezing issue. Upon arrival, customer confirmed evaporator coil had thawed out since last occurrence. Performed system inspection of both indoor air handler unit and outdoor condensing unit. Evaluated airflow, refrigerant lines, and overall system operation to diagnose cause of inadequate cooling and previous freeze-up condition. Documented equipment condition with photos for service records.

# HVAC Tune-Up Service Completed Performed comprehensive tune-up on HVAC system with diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to verify electrical parameters and temperature differentials across refrigerant lines. All measurements confirmed system operating within manufacturer specifications, with proper voltage readings and temperature splits indicating optimal performance and efficiency.

Responded to callback for air conditioning system not cooling after previous wiring repair. Upon inspection, identified and corrected improper wiring configuration that was causing simultaneous operation of heating and cooling equipment. Verified proper system operation, confirmed condenser unit cycling correctly, and ensured heating and cooling functions operate independently as designed.

Conducted estimate for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing furnace with failed blower motor resulting in no airflow to conditioned spaces. Evaluated outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler to provide comprehensive replacement recommendations for both heating and cooling equipment.

Completed comprehensive HVAC tune-up service on residential system. Inspected indoor evaporator coil compartment, noting moderate dust accumulation on finned heat exchanger and debris buildup in drain pan with visible moisture staining. Examined outdoor condenser unit coil fins, which showed dirt and environmental debris accumulation between fin spacing. Documented system conditions with photographic evidence for maintenance records.

Completed seasonal A/C tune-up on outdoor condensing unit, performing standard preventative maintenance procedures including inspection of electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and condenser coil cleaning. Unit operational and running within normal parameters upon completion of service.

Responded to no-cooling call on recently installed AC system. Upon arrival, discovered outdoor unit not receiving power due to disconnected low-voltage control wiring at condenser. Reconnected thermostat wire to contactor, verified proper 24V signal, and tested system operation. Unit fired up successfully with compressor and condenser fan running normally. Confirmed adequate airflow at indoor air handler and proper temperature split across evaporator coil.