Air Conditioning, Heating, & Plumbing Repair Services in Wildwood, MO

Responded to a no-power call following an outage in which a breaker tripped and several hard-wired kitchen appliances (disposal, dishwasher) and the septic alarm were affected. Inspected the main service panel and utility meter, verified circuit labeling and breaker positions including the kitchen GFCI and disposal/dishwasher circuits, and confirmed no visible damage, corrosion, or overheating at the panel or meter enclosure. Panel and service equipment appeared intact and in serviceable condition.

Replaced the blower motor on the unit, with the removed motor discarded per instructions. Inspected the system and found the air filter heavily clogged with dirt and dust buildup, which restricts airflow and can contribute to motor strain; filter replacement is recommended.

Arrived to perform the scheduled heating system tune-up on a single furnace unit, but was unable to access the property or complete the maintenance. A missed-service door hanger with contact information was left at the entry for rescheduling. No furnace inspection, cleaning, or performance testing was performed.

Performed seasonal heating maintenance on two 6-year-old furnaces, inspecting the burner assemblies, heat exchangers, blower components, and ductwork connections, and verifying proper ignition and safe operation. Confirmed the thermostat was functioning correctly in heat mode, and both units were operating normally at completion with no major issues or damage observed.

Performed a complete tune-up on one furnace, including a visual and borescope inspection of the heat exchanger interior, which revealed minor surface oxidation with no evident cracks or breaches. Verified safe and efficient operation of the heating system and documented the findings with inspection photos.

Responded to a no-heat call on a packaged terminal heat pump that was tripping the circuit breaker. Performed electrical diagnostics with a true RMS clamp meter, measuring amperage draw and verifying electrical readings on the unit to isolate the cause of the overcurrent condition. Findings were documented for the repair recommendation on the faulty unit, while the second unit was confirmed to be operating normally.

Performed a heating tune-up on one Lennox gas furnace (approximately 2 years old). Inspected the burner assembly and flame sensor, removed and serviced the sensor to ensure proper flame rectification, and checked the PVC intake/exhaust venting, gas piping and shutoff valve, and surrounding ductwork for leaks or damage. No rust, frost, or other visible deficiencies were found, and the unit was returned to normal operation.

Completed comprehensive heating tune-up on 11-year-old furnace system in residential basement installation. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of heat exchanger, burner assembly, and venting system; verified proper operation of blower motor and cleaned components as needed; tested safety controls and confirmed all systems operating within manufacturer specifications.

Installed 50-gallon tall gas water heater in residential basement utility area. Completed all plumbing connections including copper supply lines, shut-off valves, and brass fittings at tank base, with proper gas line installation using black iron pipe. Unit set up for delivery with St. Louis County permit #26PLU-19532, plumbing ID sticker applied per county requirements.

Performed scheduled maintenance on residential Generac standby generator system. Conducted comprehensive inspection of generator unit, transfer switch, and associated electrical panels, verified proper operation of all components, and documented system condition through photographic records. All equipment found to be functioning within normal parameters with no issues identified requiring immediate attention.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and maintenance service on residential HVAC system consisting of air conditioning unit and furnace located in basement utility area. Inspected Carrier equipment, replaced air filters showing significant dust accumulation, verified proper operation of all components including humidifier system, and confirmed both heating and cooling systems functioning within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to service call for kitchen sink producing gurgling sounds during drainage. Upon inspection, confirmed sink was draining properly with no standing water or slow drainage issues. Examined the double-bowl undermount sink configuration with garbage disposal installed on one basin. Inspected under-sink plumbing including disposal unit, P-trap assembly, and PVC drain connections. Gurgling noise typically indicates a venting issue or partial blockage in the drainage system allowing air to be pulled through the trap. Verified all visible connections were secure and properly configured. Documented existing plumbing setup with disposal unit and dual drain system for service records.

Installed a new powered humidifier for the downstairs HVAC system and replaced the water panel on the existing Model 720 humidifier as part of the preventive maintenance agreement. The old water panel was removed and discarded, and all electrical connections and ductwork were properly secured to ensure optimal humidification performance throughout the residence.

Completed installation of 50-gallon tall gas water heater (A.O. Smith EnergySaver model) under permit #26plu-192205 in basement utility area. Installed new 3/4" pressure reducing valve to regulate incoming water pressure and 1/2" Propress ball valve for main water supply control. Replaced two Level 2 frost-free hose bibs to prevent exterior freeze damage. Installed 5/8" OD x 3/8" OD compression lead-free 1/4-turn angle stop valve (PFXQAC32C) for fixture supply connection. Installed laundry box with integrated hammer arrestor (model 38540 LB4312HA) to eliminate water hammer and provide proper washing machine connections. Connected all copper supply lines to water heater using proper fittings and secured gas line connections per code requirements. Verified all plumbing connections for leaks, tested temperature and pressure relief valve operation, and confirmed proper venting of combustion gases. Unit tested and operational upon completion.

Performed diagnostic evaluation on two 12-year-old air conditioning systems per customer request for second opinion after previous recommendation for replacement. Completed comprehensive system assessment, documented equipment conditions with photos showing refrigerant cylinders and service components, and provided findings to customer who expressed interest in preventive maintenance agreement.

Installed a 40-gallon gas tall water heater (State Industries model S38-40-BCT 410) in accordance with permit #26PLU-19318. Unit was secured to structure with proper strapping, connected to existing copper supply lines and galvanized venting system, and tested for proper operation and safety compliance.

Completed comprehensive heating maintenance tune-up on two residential furnace units (9 years and 16 years old). Performed full system inspection, cleaned blower assemblies, checked electrical connections and wiring, replaced air filter, verified proper operation of all components, and confirmed both systems are functioning properly with no issues found.

Completed installation of three outdoor lighting fixtures and one Ring light as part of a new electrical installation request. Accessed main electrical panel to establish dedicated circuits for the new fixtures, ensuring proper load distribution across the 200-amp service panel. All circuit breakers were properly labeled and documented to maintain accurate panel directory for future reference and service needs.

Responded to complaint of uneven cooling with upstairs areas remaining warmer than main floor. Performed comprehensive airflow evaluation throughout residence, measuring supply register outputs on both levels to identify distribution imbalances. Inspected basement ductwork system for accessibility and evaluated feasibility of installing manual balancing dampers to redirect increased airflow to upper level. Assessed upstairs return air pathways and grille sizing to determine adequacy of return airflow from second floor. Documented existing floor register locations and measured current air velocities at multiple supply points. Provided recommendations for duct modifications to improve thermal comfort and temperature consistency between floors.

Completed installation of dedicated electrical line set for mini-split HVAC system. Ran new electrical wiring from main breaker panel to accommodate mini-split unit requirements, installed appropriate circuit breaker, and ensured all connections met current electrical code standards. All work was tested and verified operational upon completion.