Raleigh, NC HVAC

Conducted sales consultation for replacement of 20-year-old original cooling unit serving upper floor of townhome. Assessed existing two-unit system and documented electrical panel configuration showing dedicated 40-amp circuits for air conditioning equipment. Customer reported significant ongoing humidity control issues requiring attention in replacement system specifications.

Responded to service call for tripping GFCI outlet on deck serving pool equipment and multiple appliance power issues throughout home. Upon inspection, discovered severely damaged electrical plug and receptacle with extensive burn marks, charring, and melted plastic housing indicating electrical arcing and overheating failure. Removed compromised plug and damaged power strip receptacle from service. Verified electrical panel breakers were properly seated and functioning correctly following previous panel replacement. Investigated reported power anomalies affecting kitchen stove clock reset, non-functioning refrigerator, and fridge light outage while bedroom alarm clocks remained unaffected. Testing revealed inconsistent voltage supply patterns suggesting utility-side power quality issues rather than internal wiring faults. Advised customer to contact utility company regarding potential service entrance or transformer problems, as partial power loss and voltage fluctuations can occur wi

Responded to service call for light fixture replacement at residential property built in 2001. Successfully removed and replaced four existing light fixtures with customer-supplied units, including wall-mounted sconces and ceiling fixtures. All installations completed per manufacturer specifications with proper mounting, electrical connections verified, and functionality tested. Fixtures installed in rooms with decorative wallpaper required careful handling to avoid damage to wall surfaces. All replaced fixtures operating correctly upon completion.

Installed electric vehicle charger at duplex property built in 1951. Accessed existing exterior electrical service panel on brick wall to establish dedicated circuit for EV charging station. Completed installation on specified side of duplex structure, ensuring proper electrical connections and adherence to current NEC requirements for EVSE installations.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on single HVAC unit including 80-point inspection, outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustment, and safety checks. Accessed crawlspace to assist with media filter replacement that had become blocked during previous system installation. Verified system operating temperature at 73.3°F and confirmed proper insulation on refrigerant lines and ductwork components.

Completed comprehensive 32-point annual electrical system evaluation on residential property originally constructed in 1983. Performed electrical panel maintenance including proper torquing of all connections and verification of secure terminations. Conducted GFCI outlet and breaker testing throughout the home using Klein Tools RT250 tester to ensure proper shock protection functionality, with all devices testing within acceptable trip time parameters. Performed arc fault circuit interrupter breaker testing to verify fire protection systems operating correctly. Completed smoke and carbon monoxide detector maintenance services including battery replacement and functional testing of all units. Replaced customer-supplied light bulbs in fixtures up to 12 feet in height and performed ceiling fan cleaning services up to 12 feet. All electrical components tested and verified operational, with system found to be functioning safely and within code requirements.

Replaced failed ignition control board, spark igniter, and burner assembly on International Comfort Products gas furnace unit model PGS324080KP0C1. Removed and replaced defective components, verified proper electrical connections, and tested system operation to ensure reliable ignition and safe burner function.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on one HVAC system, performing an 80-point inspection that included outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, gas pressure adjustment, and full safety checks. Both outdoor condenser units were serviced, with the Rheem unit and adjacent system receiving coil cleaning to remove debris and ensure optimal heat transfer efficiency. Verified proper operation of all electrical components at the main panel, confirmed circuit breaker functionality, and ensured all safety controls were operating within manufacturer specifications. All equipment tested and found operational upon completion.

Responded to service call at 1995-built residence for multiple electrical concerns. Successfully installed Ring doorbell with proper wiring and connection to existing low-voltage transformer. Addressed safety hazard in master bedroom by securing exposed wiring at light fixture, ensuring proper wire nut connections and fixture mounting. Replaced outdated second-story hallway light fixtures with new units, verifying secure electrical connections and proper grounding. Inspected both interior and exterior electrical panels during service; noted aging outdoor panel showing typical environmental wear with dust accumulation and minor oxidation on bus bars and terminals, though all connections remain functional. Interior panel shows recent electrical work with multiple circuits properly labeled and organized. All circuit breakers operational with no immediate safety concerns identified. Verified all new installations functioning correctly and conducted final walkthrough with occupant to ensure

Evaluated electrical requirements for master bathroom ventilation fan installation above shower in vaulted ceiling. Assessed power routing options and provided comprehensive quote for electrical work including circuit installation and connection for exhaust fan. Presented additional service recommendations including main grounding system upgrade, complete panel rejuvenation with breaker replacement, whole home surge protection, and AC equipment surge protection. Also quoted portable generator solution package including 50-amp generator inlet, interlock kit installation, 20-foot generator cord supply, and permitting fees. Coordinated with customer regarding need for separate roofing contractor to install ventilation termination cap upon completion of electrical rough-in work.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance including 80-point inspection on HVAC system. Addressed customer concern regarding visible growth in attic unit area. Performed thorough cleaning of heavily soiled outdoor condenser coils which showed significant accumulation of dirt and debris between fins. Cleaned blower assembly and burner components, both of which exhibited substantial buildup of dust and sooty residue throughout interior compartments. Verified and adjusted gas pressures to manufacturer specifications. Conducted complete safety inspections on all system components. All equipment operational upon completion.

Completed whole-home generator installation with comprehensive electrical service upgrade. Installed Briggs & Stratton 26kW standby generator on concrete pad with 200-amp automatic transfer switch and complete generator wiring. Upgraded electrical service by consolidating two existing panels into single 200-amp indoor panel with all new circuit breakers, installed new exterior meter base, and integrated whole-home surge protection system. Established complete safety grounding system including dual grounding rods and gas line bonding wire per code requirements. Coordinated utility power disconnect and reconnect with Duke Energy for service upgrade. Obtained all necessary permits and coordinated municipal inspections for electrical service change and generator installation. Performed system startup, tested automatic transfer switch operation, verified proper generator function during simulated power outage, and completed final inspection. All work completed to code specifications with pr

Conducted sales consultation at rental property for 11+ year-old cylindrical outdoor air conditioning condenser unit positioned against brick exterior wall. Property owner was previously advised to replace the aging system and requested evaluation for full unit replacement. Documented existing equipment condition with photographs showing weathered white metal housing, horizontal louvered vents, black fan grille assembly, electrical disconnect box with conduit, and unit mounted on concrete pad with visible debris accumulation around base.

# HVAC Installation Completed Completed installation of HVAC system components in residential attic space. Installed flexible ductwork with metallic silver insulation and routed black flexible duct sections through existing attic structure. Connected electrical wiring with proper wire nuts and secured all connections to system components. Positioned equipment on OSB flooring in confined mechanical space with appropriate clearances from brick chimney structure and existing building materials. Routed beige flexible duct and white electrical cords to equipment location. Verified all electrical connections are secure and system components are properly mounted and accessible for future service.

Completed comprehensive electrical service upgrade coordinated with utility company for temporary disconnect and reconnect. Installed new 200 amp meter socket and 200 amp exterior panel with copper busbars and breakers, along with new 100 amp exterior panel with copper busbars and breakers. Relocated range circuit to exterior panel for improved load distribution. Installed new 100 amp 40-space interior panel with copper busbars and breakers to accommodate future circuit needs. Established code-compliant grounding system with two ground rods driven to proper depth. Integrated whole home surge protection device to safeguard electrical system and connected equipment. All work performed under proper permit and inspected for compliance with current electrical codes.

# HVAC Installation Completed Successfully installed a complete HVAC duct system in the attic space, including both flexible and rigid metal ductwork components. The installation features large-diameter flexible ducts with reflective silver insulation material, properly secured with black straps at multiple support points throughout the attic to ensure stability and prevent sagging. Rigid galvanized metal ductwork was connected to the flexible duct system, incorporating proper joints, connections, and a control valve mechanism for system regulation. All ductwork was routed through the exposed wooden framing and rafters in accordance with manufacturer specifications and building codes. The system control panel with electronic circuit board was mounted and verified operational, with LED indicators confirming active electrical components and proper system functionality.

Responded to service call for landscape lighting system that fails during wet weather conditions at residence built in 2020. Upon arrival, performed voltage testing at outdoor lighting fixtures using digital multimeter, which indicated 179.7 volts AC present in the low-voltage landscape lighting circuit—significantly higher than the standard 12-15 volts required for landscape lighting systems. Inspected main electrical panel and identified potential issues with transformer output or wiring configuration. The excessive voltage reading confirms electrical fault in the landscape lighting system that would cause fixture failure, particularly when moisture creates additional current paths or shorts. Documented findings with photographs of voltage measurements and electrical panel configuration for further evaluation and repair recommendations.

Completed comprehensive heating and air maintenance on one HVAC system, including an 80-point inspection of the Trane outdoor condensing unit and AquaTherm indoor air handler. Performed outdoor coil cleaning, burner cleaning, refrigerant pressure verification with manifold gauges, and gas pressure adjustments as needed. All safety inspections passed, and system is operating within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for unusual pumping noise occurring when kitchen lights were activated. Upon inspection, examined electrical panel and identified issue related to aging electrical components in 26-year-old residential system. Inspected kitchen lighting circuit including recessed can lights and ceiling fan to diagnose source of audible disturbance and verified proper operation of all fixtures.

Responded to follow-up service call for Goodman package unit experiencing low voltage issue causing system failure. Thermostat was clicking and displaying low voltage error, preventing unit operation. Documented exterior unit condition and electrical connections, noting potential electrical supply concerns affecting both HVAC system and household circuits. Photographed unit installation, electrical disconnect, conduit routing, and crawlspace wiring for diagnostic purposes. System remains inoperative pending resolution of upstream electrical issue affecting property.

Completed initial preventative maintenance visit on newly installed dual HVAC system. Performed comprehensive 80-point inspection on both units, including full heating and air conditioning system evaluation. Cleaned outdoor coils and burner assemblies on both units. Verified and adjusted gas pressures to manufacturer specifications. Conducted complete safety inspections of all system components, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and electrical connections. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to service call for electrical issues affecting HVAC system operation at 1942 residential property. Upon inspection, found main service panel with primary circuit breaker in OFF position, along with signs of aging electrical infrastructure including oxidized connections and worn components. Documented existing conditions including multiple circuit connections, bus bar configuration, and overall panel deterioration. Assessed electrical distribution system and determined main service equipment requires replacement to restore reliable power delivery and prevent further issues with connected systems. Provided estimate for complete main service panel replacement to address safety concerns and resolve power interruption problems affecting HVAC and other household systems.

Responded to power disconnection by utility company due to loose wire at electrical panel. Coordinated with Duke Energy for reconnection under reference number 100021494092. Documented existing panel condition with photographs, noting original equipment age and advising property owner of potential panel replacement needs for safety and code compliance.

Conducted sales estimate for complete replacement of first floor HVAC unit and whole home ductwork system due to existing equipment requiring costly repairs. Documented crawl space conditions showing existing ductwork infrastructure, spray foam insulation on subfloor, copper refrigerant lines, and flexible duct routing through confined space for comprehensive replacement proposal.

Responded to no heat call on first floor 12-year-old packaged HVAC unit. Upon arrival, accessed unit exterior panel and performed diagnostic inspection of internal components including refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and mechanical systems. Documented equipment condition and configuration with photos showing outdoor installation, electrical disconnect, and exposed internal components during troubleshooting.