HVAC, Plumbing & Electrician Service | Magnolia, TX

Arrived to the Lowe residence to replace a gfi located in master bathroom. Found water coming out of the drain pipe for the AC so I schedule a AC tech to come check it out.No need to do a follow up call.

Arrived on site met with customer customer explained the toilet was leaking around the base in the master bathroom. Went over and looked at toilet flushed and put a die tablet inside to see if tank could be leaking through. Tank is not leaking through but there is a leaky wax ring that needed to be replace therefore we had to remove toilet and install a wax and toilet bolts. Turned on water flush toilet several times to check for any leaks they are no leaks at this time picked up and cleaned up area.

System- 1 Approx Age of System: 13 Refrigerant Type-R22 Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 73/190 SLT/LLT: 67/95.4 VSAT/LSAT- 43.0/98.1 Superheat/Subcool- 24/4.7 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 82 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.24 Compressor RLA/LRA- 15.54/146 Contactor Voltage- 246/25 Capacitor Rating- 60/5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-76 Return Wet Bulb Temp-64 Supply Temp 53 Temperature Difference- 23 Required Difference-16/24 Blower FLA- 8.2 Filter Sizes – 20x25x1 20x30x1 Changed Filters – customer will replace Blew out drain line: N (no access) Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Performed ac tune up x1, checked indoor unit for proper operations unit has 2 zones. Made sure zoning was working properly. Checked temperature split and amp draws. Found unit missing overflow protection. Will recommend blowout valve for access to flush drain lines and prevent back ups. Will also recommend pan float switch to prevent water from overflow into c

Arrived to the Crocker residence to complete the estimate that was provided to them regarding the she shed. At this time there’s no need to do a follow up call.

Came and took picture of stove info and fire place and furnace to convert it from propane to natural gas. Sent Info to office and office will call customer about pricing and availability.

Customer has leak on master shower and wants waste and over flow replaced along with trim for hallway bath. Also customer wants tankless heater flush. Can not flush heater cause it has no isolation valves on it. Giving price to install isolation kit along with pricing to set trim for hallway shower and waste and over flow. And pricing for rebuilding master shower all customer supplied parts besides the water heater.

AC Diagnostic System: Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP 42/277 SLT/LLT 89/92 VSAT/LSAT -5/90 SH/SC 94/0 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 90 Filter Size(s) 16x25 Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: On arrival Ms. Karen informed me that evaporator froze over yesterday. Inspected evaporator. Oil is in primary drain pan. Confirmed to be refrigerant with electrical sniffer. Multiple leaks at evaporator. Checked operating temperatures and pressures. Unit is severely under charged.

Arrived on site met with customer found out that CPVC cold water line was broken under trailer house had to crawl under and cut broken pipe out install new CPVC Coldwater line for toilet also installed new angle stop waited 15 minutes Turned on water checked for leaks no leaks at this time

Sink in master bathroom was backed up. Ac line tied into the sink . Tried to run hand cable down the line and could not clear. Had to get sewer machine out and run down the line to clear the blockage. Ran water to test drain and all water drained with no issues. No warranty on drain calls

No work performed, customer did not answer door or respond to phone calls and texts. System-Main Approx Age of System: Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: SLT/LLT: VSAT/LSAT- Superheat/Subcool- Outdoor Entering Air Temp- Outdoor Fan FLA- Compressor RLA/LRA- Contactor Voltage- Capacitor Rating- Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- Return Wet Bulb Temp- Supply Temp- Temperature Difference- Required Difference- Blower FLA- Filter Sizes – Changed Filters – Y/N Blew out drain line: Y/N Returned tstat to original settings: Y/N Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y/N Notes- Scheduled next tune up date:

Went through and did a visual inspection on the downstairs unit that is being installed. I listened to Ms. Nidds concerns and also express my own concerns. The contractor putting in the system removed a good portion of the hard pipe duct and replaced with flex. There are multiple ducts that are pinched from being tied to tight. There are multiple wyes that are not insulated and will sweat. There are no dampers in the wyes to control airflow. The attic application is facing the roof line and is difficult to get to for servicing and changing the media filter. The unit only has one media filter and the static pressures are going to be extremely high. High static pressures cut into the efficiency and put more strain on your motors and compressor. I would relocate the unit and run duct work differently. Ms. Nidds asked me what I would grade this on a 1-10 scale and I stated I’d give it a 5. It’s not the worst I have seen but it does raise some concerns on how it will perfo

System-Main Approx Age of System: 7 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:114.9/328.5 SLT/LLT:49.4/92.5 VSAT/LSAT-38.4/102.3 Superheat/Subcool-11.1/9.9 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-85 Outdoor Fan FLA- R1.2 A .9 Compressor RLA/LRA-R21.8/117 A12.1/130.8 Contactor Voltage-248/26 Capacitor Rating-70/7.5 A64.04/4.6 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-70.9 Return Wet Bulb Temp-61.7 Supply Temp- 52.8 Temperature Difference-18.1 Required Difference-15-21 Blower FLA- 7.2 Filter Sizes – 20x25x1 12x24x1 customer will change Changed Filters – N Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Arrived on site, met with customer. System was operational upon arrival. Performed ac tuneup, found no overflow protection system, and inrush current over specifications. Recommended overflow protection system, compressor saver, and air scrubber. Customers will look over quotes and let the office know if they decide to

System-main Approx Age of System: 8 Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:133.2/298.2 SLT/LLT:65.4/91 VSAT/LSAT- 46.1/95.5 Superheat/Subcool-19.3/4.6 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-81 Outdoor Fan FLA- R1.8 A1.2 Compressor RLA/LRA-R R19.9/109. A 10.6/117.9 Contactor Voltage-242.4/26.9 Capacitor Rating-45/10 A40.2/8.6 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-76.6 Return Wet Bulb Temp-66.3 Supply Temp- 55.4 Temperature Difference-21.2 Required Difference-15-21 Blower FLA- 2.6 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – Y Customer supplied Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Arrived on site, met with customer, system was operational upon arrival. Performed ac tuneup. Found no blowout valve, or inline safety switch. Rinsed condenser coil. System is operating within specifications. Left Comfort Club brochure with customer. Customer will look at estimates for switch, valve and compressor saver. Scheduled next

Checked air gap for kitchen sink . Ran dishwasher and could not see any water coming out at this time . System is ran correctly and did not see any restrictions in line. Home owner is going to keep a eye on it to see if it gets worse .

As Per Agreement

Customer called us out today because he had a Vortenz Toilet tank crack on him and had bought a replacement for us to install. We gave pricing and he gave approval, so we went ahead and changed it out and charge the fees accordingly. The new toilet is that in tested and good to go, and the customer paid with credit card no follow-up needed today.

AC Diagnostic Filter Size(s)12x24x1/20x25x1 Returned tstat to original settings: Y(did not touch) Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: arrived to get material list for ductwork modifications. Including cut in for dump zone in the living room and adding return air cut in the master bedroom. Second estimate includes adding media filtration to the system and an additional return air cut in. Office will look over material list and provide Mrs.Parker with estimates. Recommendations:

System-Main Approx Age of System: 10 condenser/5 evap Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:143/297 SLT/LLT:60/93 VSAT/LSAT- 49/100 Superheat/Subcool-11/7 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-80 Outdoor Fan FLA- .9 Compressor RLA/LRA-16.8/128 Contactor Voltage-220/28 Capacitor Rating-80/7.5 of 80/7.5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-70 Return Wet Bulb Temp-64 Supply Temp-52 Temperature Difference-18 Required Difference-16-22 Blower FLA- 5.5 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – N(Dirty) Blew out drain line: N (no blowout valve) Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y _____________________________________________ System-Upstairs Approx Age of System: 4 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:122/279 SLT/LLT:55/91 VSAT/LSAT-46/102 Superheat/Subcool-9/11 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-89 Outdoor Fan FLA- .32 Compressor RLA/LRA-8.1/52 Contactor Voltage-26/220 Capacitor Rating-35/5 of 35/5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb T

We came out today to see why the customers sink upstairs was draining slowly. We were able to unstop it fairly quickly with a hand ride and ran and filled up the sink repeatedly with hot water because we don’t warrantee drain cleaning. Also did a courtesy inspection in the attic to make sure everything was OK above us and it all seemed to check out. Customer paid with the card on file and the follow up needed today.

Looked at the disposal in the downstairs break room. Found a piece of plastic in the disposal. Ran water and the disposal, everything is working as it should.

Arrived to the Crocker residence to give them an estimate to reconnect existing power at the deck. Should follow up tomorrow to see if they would like for us to proceed.

Diagnostic- drainage line dripping out back. Found primary drain clogged on the upstairs system. Cleared and tested drain line. System function restored. 142/351 psi 49/107sat 59/98 lt 10/11 shsc

System-daikin/Coleman Approx Age of System: 10 Refrigerant Type-R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:91.2/317.6 SLT/LLT:31.9/77.9 VSAT/LSAT- 25.1/92.9 Superheat/Subcool-9.6/12 O Outdoor Entering Air Temp-79 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1 Compressor RLA/LRA-11/59 Contactor Voltage-244.5/26.3 Capacitor Rating-45.79/5.08 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-69.5 Return Wet Bulb Temp-58.5 Supply Temp- 54.3 Temperature Difference-15.2 Required Difference-16-20 Blower FLA- 2.4 Filter Sizes – 20x20x1/16x20x1 Changed Filters – N recently changed Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y/N Notes-Upon arrival, checked in with Mr.Bell and located equipment. Made the call for cooling and system came on accordingly. At the outdoor unit noticed pressures were not within manufacture specifications. Opened up indoor unit and found coil starting to frost over due to insufficient airflow across the coil. Allowed unit to thaw out and inspect

AC Diagnostic System: 1 (2 zones) Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP 130/287 SLT/LLT 77/90 VSAT/LSAT 45/93 SH/SC 28/5.3 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 82 Filter Size(s) 20x25x4 Returned tstat to original settings: Y (downstairs) Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: Customer stated she wasn’t getting any airflow on upstairs vents. And a loud noise coming from registers on the master closet and restroom. Checked vents on master bedroom closet and restroom found that restroom vents were closed causing sound, rattle sound on restroom, i tightened vent and adjusted grill to make sure there wasn’t any noise. Showed Ms.brown and tested for proper airflow. Monitored and made sure no other issues were there. Checked upstairs unit wasn’t getting airflow, checked dampers and found damper that controls upstairs stuck closed, opened damper manually and airflow was restored, I cycled unit on & off damper worked properly but there’s a high chance this issue will

AC Diagnostic P-trap is clogged primary line is made of rubber so I’m unable to add blow out valve. Recommended and cleared drain by detaching the hose and blowing it out. Ptrap is now cleared and primary is draining below trailer as it should. Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes:evap coil is caked , I recommended major evap coil cleaning. Conception will speak to husband first then make decision . No other issues were visible.