Ran camera down clean outs. Main sewer line is in good condition at this time

Arrived for rec work Replaced control board System operating and cooling at exit Declined surge protection and had start kit today

Arrived for CTU Upgraded filter to April air c10 Return air short by 500 CFM will return to add 12 inch return duct Installed April air kit today Plumber tomorrow for general check on septic system All other HVAC components are fine System does have biological growth present in the supply plenum - UV recommended

Plumbing complete, plumbing acceptable One bathroom sink is slow, toilets flushing acceptable Water pressure acceptable Emergency water shut offs through out house working Water heater operating efficiently, tmp operating correctly

Arrived for CTU All components were working and in tolerance Recommend IAQ 1000, 200, surge protection, pan strip, Blower and coil clean, drain switch, and membership upgrade Customer denied recommendation due to maybe moving soon.

Arrived for service evaluation Defrost board not passing Y signal Ordering new board Low voltage conduit and surge protection highly recommended

Blower acceptable, evaporator coil is extremely dirty. Causing higher then normal Amp draws to the compressor. Capacitor with in range, primary electrical control acceptable. System is operating at this time Left cust recommendations for cleaning coil Two year

Tested all components all measured within ratings and specs. Refrigerant level is normal. Washed and cleaned condenser. Customer did not have replacement filter will purchase and replace themselves.

Tested all components all measured within ratings and specs. Refrigerant level is low. Suction line and evap coil are freezing up after investigation leaks were found on microchannel evaporator coil on indoor explaining loss of Refrigerant. Changed filter. Recommended to customer to replace system altogether for longevity and economical reasons also showed and emailed estimates for repair. Customer did not want any service done today.

Tested all components all measured within ratings and specs. Refrigerant level is normal. Washed and cleaned condenser. Changed filters.

When I was here previously I had mentioned a couple of things too as well as moving the panel to the outside because currently is it it is inside of a closet and I did reiterate these things this time around but he is an interested mainly for the fact that he says that it's been working just fine but beyond these facts I found nothing specifically wrong

Opening up the main panel it was relatively new less than 5 years old previously tuned up so connections were tight he did not have a surge protector I did talk to him about that but he was not interested in one at this time as he has a surge protectors on most of his equipment he was also slightly concerned with the fact that a part of his kitchen wall and his office are connected so when power goes out in a portion of the kitchen it also goes out in his office but again he wasn't too terribly concerned it wasn't that much of a nuisance

2011 2ton hp. Leaks detected in evaporator coil. Oil spot found. Biological growth present indoor unit. Compressor amping above LRA. Homeowner respected my inspection but is not prepared to buy another unit.

Tech Cody Brooks arrived customer's home. I met Mr Edward and he guided me inside to the thermostat. While asking my fact finding questions he told me that he could see daylight through his return bit and showed me. The return duck had come loose from the plenum under the house and was in need of repair, I told him that there would be a repair fee for fixing the duct and he was fine with that and told me to go ahead and take care of it. I adjusted the duct and got it as close to the plenum as I could and then I started to use sheet metal tape to find it back to the plenum. once I got it nice and tight I got mastic and put it all around the tape that I had just put on. I did a final inspection and found no holes / leaks in the return duct. I then headed out back to the package unit to start my super tune-up. The unit did not have a hard start kit installed and the inrush amp test show that there were more amps than according to manufacturer's specifications. Be running amp test for the

03/08/24 Basic check

Brock and Daniel 2/26/24 Installed OEM blower Motor Tested unit and unit was running normal

Kellen M. completed tuneup.

Heatstrips are compromised. 1 of 2 functional and even that one is pulling over 24amps. Thermal limit is burned and cust replaced one with the wrong size. Leaks detected in extremely impacted coil. Homeowner absolutely does not want a new system. Homeowner temporarily lost his cat and got very agitated with me. I helped him find his cat. Declined all work.

Found blower Motor was shorted, not cycling air throughout main area of the house. Will have to order new oem motor for replacement. Installed universal motor so customer has unit running until part arrives. Found no other issues at this time.

During inspection verified that system was working properly Spoke to customers about recommendations for the system and let them know that the compressor saver they had installed had gone out and that they didn't have a surge protection to prevent surges and things like that from happening Customers wanted to go ahead and have a new compressor saver installed and a unit surge installed Left customers house with system operating properly

Colby F. completed heating system service call.

On arrival system was in heating but the outdoor unit was off due to locked rotors. I replaced the broken compressor saver kit and the system ran and heated as intended. I am pausing the call so that we can update membership information, please apply this payment to the following month. Additionally customer asked if she can apply one of her two visits on the new plan to today's visit. I advised her that I was not sure if this is something we can do.

.