Full-Service HVAC & Plumbing Solutions in Bridgeton, MO 

Performed a heating maintenance visit on a Lennox gas furnace (under 10 years old), inspecting the unit, flue venting, gas piping, and surrounding ductwork with no signs of rust, frost, or damage observed. Removed the dirty, dust-laden 16x25x1 pleated air filter for replacement and completed the furnace tune-up, then installed a humidifier on the system as requested.

Responded to a no-cool call on a single unit that was not starting and producing a clicking noise. Inspected the gas furnace with the access panel removed, evaluating the inducer motor assembly, pressure switch and wiring, gas valve, burner assembly, control wiring, and condensate drain line and pump. A red-tagged ("STOP!") gas line was noted at the furnace gas supply, and the unit remains subject to the tag's restrictions pending any required corrective repairs.

Performed a seasonal tune-up on a Lennox gas furnace (one unit), including a visual inspection of the cabinet, PVC intake/exhaust piping, gas line connections, and wiring, with no signs of rust, cracks, frost, or damage observed. Removed the burner access panel and serviced the flame sensor/igniter assembly, then verified safe and proper furnace operation.

Performed a heating tune-up on one gas furnace, including inspection of the cabinet, flue vent connection, and burner/ignition components. Used an insulated probe to check internal components, and noted white mineral residue and debris on the unit's top panel, vent pipe, and cabinet edge, indicating possible condensation or moisture-related buildup that may warrant monitoring. Unit inspected and left operational.

Responded to a call-back for a minor drip at a water supply connection on a recently installed 30-gallon gas lowboy water heater. Inspected the new copper press-fitting supply piping, brass ball valve, and transition to existing galvanized pipe, as well as the flexible connector, to identify the leaking hookup. Verified the connections were secure and watertight, with no active leaks remaining and the installation operating as intended.

Performed a heating tune-up on one Trane upflow furnace/air handler, including inspection of the electrical compartment and amperage testing of components with a clamp meter. Inspected the return air filter and housing, confirming the pleated media was intact and lightly dusty with no tears. Verified condensate drain piping, ductwork connections, and refrigerant line insulation were in good condition, and the system was left operating properly.

Removed and replaced the existing tanked water heater with a new 30-gallon lowboy blanketed electric unit under permit. Installed a 6' flexible conduit whip from the existing junction box behind the unit to make the electrical connection, and replaced a heavily corroded bracket found in the wall cavity. Completed all plumbing and electrical connections and verified proper operation.

Performed a heating tune-up on a 3-year-old furnace, including inspection of the unit and its components, cleaning of the ignition/flame sensing assembly, and verification of fasteners and hardware. Confirmed thermostat operation and calibration, with the system responding properly to setpoint adjustments and maintaining a stable 72° indoor reading. Furnace is operating normally at completion.

Disassembled the sink P-trap and tailpiece by loosening the slip-joint nuts to access and clear the blockage restricting drain flow. Reassembled the trap with the connections secured, and verified the drain, trap, and supply line shut-off showed no leaks or damage.

Responded to report of slow-draining basement floor drain. Transported drain cleaning equipment through interior of home to basement level due to lack of exterior yard access. Upon inspection, identified partial obstruction in main drain line causing reduced flow capacity. Performed mechanical cable cleaning of basement drain system to remove buildup and restore proper drainage. Verified full flow restoration upon completion of cleanout procedure.

Responded to no cool call on 10+ year old system with no airflow. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation using digital manifold gauges to assess refrigerant pressures and system performance. Measured operating pressures at 105.9 psi high side and 24.10 psi low side with superheat and subcooling readings to determine system efficiency. Inspected electrical components in outdoor unit, including capacitor (TRCFD355, 440/370 VAC rated) and contactor assembly. Verified all wire connections and terminals for proper operation. Conducted complete tune-up and maintenance service to restore system functionality and address airflow concerns. System tested and operational upon completion.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on a 30-year-old furnace located in basement. Performed full system inspection with access panel removed, examining gas valve assembly, burner array, heat exchanger, and all internal components. Verified proper electrical connections and measured operating amperage at 12.2 amps using clamp meter, confirming system is drawing within normal parameters. Inspected blower motor assembly, gas piping, wiring harnesses, and safety controls for proper operation and wear. All components found to be functioning adequately for the unit's age, with typical dust accumulation and minor surface wear consistent with three decades of operation. System operational and safe for continued use.

Completed comprehensive heating tune-up and safety inspection on 18-year-old furnace located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including blower motor operation, electrical connections, control board functionality, heat exchanger inspection, and burner assembly assessment. All components found operating within manufacturer specifications; unit tested and left in safe working condition.

Replaced existing water heater with a new 50-gallon Whirlpool gas-fired tall model in basement mechanical room. Installed unit alongside existing HVAC equipment, connected copper supply lines and pressure relief valve, and verified proper operation of blue control valve assembly. Unit was staged for delivery with all plumbing connections completed and system tested for leaks and functionality.

Replaced failed blower motor assembly in HVAC system. New motor was installed with proper mounting hardware and vibration dampening grommets, all electrical connections secured, and old motor disposed of per protocol.

Completed scheduled electrical maintenance visit and performed comprehensive inspection of electrical service equipment. Documented main electrical panel, Eaton load center, exterior utility meter assembly with digital smart meter, and associated conduit connections. All components inspected and photographed, with equipment found to be in proper working condition with no visible defects or safety concerns identified.

Responded to service call for non-operational Lennox AC system installed approximately 2020 with reported moisture condensation on supply vents causing water damage behind drywall. Upon arrival, customer was not home; left door hanger notification with contact information for callback to diagnose condensation issues and assess system performance concerns.

Completed preventative maintenance tune-up on outdoor condensing unit U10 per Home Depot service agreement. Inspected and tested system components including electrical connections, capacitor readings using digital multimeter (verified proper microfarad values), and evaluated airflow components. Checked air filtration system and documented filter condition showing moderate dust accumulation; filters appear serviceable but nearing replacement interval. All electrical measurements within manufacturer specifications, system operating normally with no deficiencies requiring immediate attention.

Completed comprehensive cooling season tune-up on 10-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of all major components, verified refrigerant charge and pressures within manufacturer specifications, cleaned condenser coil, checked electrical connections and amp draw on compressor and fan motor, inspected and cleaned evaporator coil and drain line, replaced air filter, and tested system operation under load. All components functioning properly with no deficiencies noted; unit operating at optimal efficiency with no issues identified requiring repair or follow-up.

Responded to water leak complaint originating from air conditioning unit dripping onto Lennox furnace below. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of 2016 Goodman AC system and confirmed active condensate drainage issue. Customer had previously attempted drain line replacement without resolution. Inspected condensate drain system, identified blockage in primary drain line causing overflow condition. Cleared obstruction from drain line, verified proper drainage flow, and tested system operation under load. Confirmed leak was resolved and no water damage present on furnace components. Documented equipment conditions with diagnostic readings and photographic evidence of installation.