Trusted HVAC Company in Hutto, TX

Performed a member maintenance inspection on a single attic-installed system, including a visual inspection of the condensate drain line and an evaluation of overall system operation. Found a dirty flame sensor and recommended cleaning to maintain reliable ignition and flame proofing. Also noted the absence of an air lock between the attic and conditioned space, allowing heat, cold, and dust infiltration through the attic access door, and the lack of indoor air quality protection (germ and virus mitigation). Documented all findings and recommendations on the summary of findings for follow-up.

Inspected the attic-mounted air handler and reported duct leak, finding the secondary drain pan and base showing rust staining and corrosion near the line set and condensate drain connections, with sealant applied along the pan seam and no active leakage observed. Verified the electrical supply at the disconnect with a clamp meter to confirm proper operation of the system. Documented the rusted drain pan condition and the duct sealing for follow-up evaluation.

Responded to a no-hot-water call and found the pilot light out on the 7-year-old Rheem Classic Plus tank water heater, with nearby gas service interruptions reported following municipal work on a main gas line. Inspected the unit and its flue/vent connection, which showed dents and deteriorated foil tape at the draft hood joint, and noted the water softener and expansion tank installed on the system. Documented findings for the customer and recommended addressing the vent connection to ensure safe, reliable operation.

Performed A/C cooling maintenance on two 2020 split systems, with attic air handlers and outdoor condensing units serviced ahead of a home inspection. Electrical testing at the outdoor unit included capacitor microfarad measurement (33.33 µF reading) and condenser amp draw verification (6.10 A on the monitored circuit), and the contactor, wiring, and connections were inspected with no visible damage, rust, or debris concerns noted.

Repaired the toilet in the secondary unit above the garage, which required manual tank refilling, by servicing the tank fill and flush components and restoring proper automatic water level and refill operation. Replaced the elongated toilet seat and secured the assembly, then installed a new widespread bathroom faucet with two handles and a center spout at the vanity, replacing the existing oil-rubbed bronze unit that had heavy mineral buildup. Verified all connections for leaks and confirmed proper operation of the toilet and faucet.

Performed a flush on two gas tank-style water heaters, draining and removing sediment from each tank to restore efficiency and extend service life. Inspected both units, including flue/draft hood venting, insulated supply lines, gas connections, and the expansion tank, and found no visible leaks, rust, or damage, with the system left in proper working order.