HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Upon arrival, Client stated that living room unit is non-operational blowing in hot air only. Upon checking out package unit on rooftop found that R 22 system compressor is not running properly checked refrigeration levels and checked run Capacitor system has refrigerant and run Capacitor is rated for 80. I am getting 80 at this time condenser fan motor and blower motor are running properly compressor not turning on compressor is only pulling 8 amps when it should be closer to 20 amps indicating a bad compressor. Informed Client that based on the age and condition of unit only option will be to replace unit unit is 23 years old due to the time of service and day of service will need to contact, management team, two send a proper estimate and as well as a ETA on when we can replace package unit.

Upon arrival, Client stated that master bedroom unit is not cooling at all at this time. Unit serial number is W1E4745540. upon checking out system found compressor turning on, but not condenser found motor checked run capacitor run capacitor was within range inform Client that condenser fan motor has seized up and would recommend replacing Client agreed. After replacing condenser fan motor unit started to cool down master bedroom correctly reaching temperatures of 77° compressor amps and fan motor amps are within range at this time.

Today’s safety maintenance consisted of one unit I first begin with ensuring that the filter has been replaced for proper airflow and I cleaned all of the mini split filters. The American Standard thermostat is properly calling for cooling and heating at this time of service. The blower amps on the American standard upflow unit checked out in the correct range. Following with the amps of the system checking out in the correct range. I clear the condensation line via Jones thoroughly to ensure that it is properly draining at this time of service. Overall, the system is heating and cooling at this time of today Client also received their October gift card

Comfort heater service on 2016 American standard split system. Fau located inside closet. Replaced filter and flushed condensate line. Checked all heater and safety components. Adjusted date and time on focus 8000 thermostat. Checked temperature split in heating and cooling. Gave Starbucks card. Surge protection is working.

Arrived at customer’s home to diagnose sprinkler timer still malfunctioning. Found that gfci outlet for sprinkler timer tripped during rains last weekend. Found that cover for outlet that sprinkler timer was plugged into was not an in use weatherproof cover. Replaced cover to ensure water does not get into outlet in the future. Customer informed me that the original sprinkler timer was plugged into that outlet. As this wasn’t an issue before, there was no way for us to know this was an issue. Informed customer that there would just be a charge to replace cover, but they stated they didn’t think they had to pay anything.

Performed indoor safety check in heat annual maintenance on a American standard platinum location inside closet followed Sequence of operation rinsed out filter checked amps on blower motor voltage limit switches safety switches working at range cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation line unit is working to manufacture specification in heat left Starbucks card behind

Sent customer an estimate for putting new labels on main breaker panel we did a tune up on 4 years ago.

Performed indoor safety check annual maintenance in heat, on a ac pro heat pump, followed Sequence of operation Changed filter checked amps on compressor and condenser fan motor capacitor temperature split working at range cleared condensation line unit is working to manufacture specification in heat also left Starbucks card behind

Installed 5 Ton American Standard Platinum 18 POV horizontal Split Heat

The following work was performed as part of the recent service appointment: A technician installed two American Standard Platinum 18 POV horizontal split heat pumps, rated for 3 and 4 tons, respectively. Additionally, a new supply vent was expertly installed in the office area to enhance airflow and overall system efficiency. Further details about the job or working procedures are not available at this time.

Today’s safety preventative maintenance consisted of three units and one mini split. I first began with ensuring that the client has had his filters replaced. He still waiting for the order of his filters to arrive and will replace them at that time because these are the 16 x 25 x 5 filters. I cleared all three condensation lines via Jones valve to ensure that they are properly draining and documented the exit point. All three thermostats are properly calling for cooling and heating at this time with no alerts occurring. The amps on all three blower motors, checked out in the correct range. Following with the amperage on the unit also testing out safely. I washed out the mini split filters. All three systems are heating efficiently to the desired temperature and I thoroughly washed down all the units as well to remove all debris from the coils. Overall, the systems are operating to the manufactured specs at this time of today’s service and clients also received their October gift card.

Arrived for a complimentary electrical safety inspection. During inspection of the exterior outlets I discovered three outlets that needed bubble covers. Bubble covers (also called "in-use" covers) protect exterior outlets by creating a deep, weatherproof dome that keeps rain, snow, and debris out of the receptacle even when an electrical cord is actively plugged in. When inspecting the interior outlets I discovered that they were not up to code and backstabbed. Tamper-resistant receptacles feature internal spring-loaded shutters that block foreign objects from being inserted into only one slot. The shutters only open when equal pressure is applied to both sides simultaneously (as with a standard two- or three-pronged plug), preventing children from getting shocked by poking items like paperclips or keys into the wall. Having backstabbed outlets is dangerous because the internal spring clips can lose tension over time, leading to loose wires, arcing, overheating, and potential electric

Comfort indoor service on (2)2024 American standard heat pump upflow split systems located inside the garage. Left filters for client. Flushed condensate lines. Checked cda for proper set up. Checked temperature split. Checked static pressure. Client stated living area system blower making noise. Cfm is at 350. Advised on enlarging duct work to relieve static pressure. Went over extended labor warranty and sent estimate for both systems.

Arrived for a complimentary electrical safety inspection. During inspection of interior outlets I discovered that they are not up to code and backstabbed. Tamper-resistant receptacles feature internal spring-loaded shutters that block foreign objects from being inserted into only one slot. The shutters only open when equal pressure is applied to both sides simultaneously (as with a standard two- or three-pronged plug), preventing children from getting shocked by poking items like paperclips or keys into the wall. Having backstabbed outlets is dangerous because the internal spring clips can lose tension over time, leading to loose wires, arcing, overheating, and potential electrical fires. Lastly I recommended having a whole home surge protector installed. A whole-house surge protector is very important because it defends your entire electrical system and major built-in appliances from sudden voltage spikes. Installed directly at your main electrical panel, it blocks external power surg

Performed annual maintenance on two 2013 Day & Night split systems. Replaced both 20x25 filters located in the filter racks in the garage. Checked both thermostats for proper operation and confirmed they were calling for heating and cooling. Performed sequence-of-operation checks on both systems, including the gas valves, ECM blower motors, igniters, flame sensors, and circuit boards. Verified proper operation of system components and inspected electrical components. Cleared both condensate drain lines to ensure proper drainage. Washed the mini-split filters and coils. Both systems are operating properly at the time of service.

Performed indoor unit and heating maintenance on American Standard platinum split heat pump. Replaced 18x30 ceiling filter, attic access for air handler in hallway by return grille. Cleared condensation drain from attic jones valve. Cleaned off attic platform. Cleaned our electrical compartments. 32° heat rise, system is charged and heating properly. Gave homeowner Starbucks gift card,

Today’s safety maintenance consisted of two units located on the side of the home. I first began with replacing both filters to ensure proper airflow is able to circulate. Both thermostats are properly calling for cooling and heating at this time of service. I also cleared the condensation lines, but this is a duplex complex that drains through the sink of the home so I was not able to document the exit point. Blower amperage for both of these systems tested out in the correct range following with the condenser fan amps also testing out. I also thoroughly washed down both units to remove all debris accumulating around them. Overall, both of these systems are operating to the manufacture specs at this time of today’s service. Client also received their October gift card

Performed annual maintenance on a 2022 American Standard Platinum Series split system. Changed out the 20x30 filter. Checked the 1050 thermostat operation and settings; no active alerts were present, and the thermostat was calling for both heating and cooling. Completed sequence-of-operations checks, inspected the control board and electrical components, checked blower motor amperage, and verified temperature rise. Inspected ductwork; no collapsed or deteriorated duct sections were found. Cleared the condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage. Client has three mini-split systems located in the master bedroom, Casita, and garage. Washed all mini-split filters and coils. All systems were tested and are operating properly in both heating and cooling modes at the time of service.

During inspection of the panel I discovered discoloration and signs of heat damage to the busing of the panel. I advised the customer that it is extremely dangerous and a panel change out is required. Overheating and discoloration on the bussing (the metal busbar that distributes electricity to breakers inside an electrical panel) is dangerous because it signals high electrical resistance that can lead to an electrical fire. When inspecting the grounding and bonding system I could not locate the bonding to the gas lines. Gas pipes need to be earthed (or bonded) to prevent dangerous electrical sparks, shocks, and gas leaks caused by stray electrical currents or lightning. When inspecting the interior outlets I discovered they were not up to code and backstabbed. Tamper-resistant receptacles feature internal spring-loaded shutters that block foreign objects from being inserted into only one slot. The shutters only open when equal pressure is applied to both sides simultaneously (as with

Install new condenser fan motor and cycled system also checked refrigerant levels

Performed indoor safety check annual maintenance in heat on 2 York package units, followed Sequence of operation Changed filters checked amps on blower motor capacitors limit switches safety switches working at range cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation lines units are working to manufacture specification in heat

Quoted on American standard furnace

Maintenance service on 2011 Lennox equipment. Replaced filters, cleared drain lines in attic. Cleaned burner compartment and mechanical platform from excessive dust. Verified gas and electrical connections are secure. Verified heating and cooling sequence of operation is operational at this time. Verified refrigerant pressures are good-advised equipment uses 410a refrigerant which has been phased and no longer manufactured. Checked blower motor, fan motor, inducer motor, compressor are operating. Advised Equipment is in poor condition due to past life expectancy and has multiple potential breakdowns due to age. Will schedule to replace equipment with IID Rebates

Arrived for a complimentary electrical safety inspection. During inspection I noticed that there was no surge protection for the home. I recommended having a whole home surge protector installed. A whole-house surge protector is very important because it defends your entire electrical system and major built-in appliances from sudden voltage spikes. Installed directly at your main electrical panel, it blocks external power surges caused by lightning, downed power lines, or grid switching before they can fry your home's electronics.

Performed indoor safety check in heat monthly maintenance in heat on 2 York package units, followed Sequence of operation Changed filters checked amps on blower motors capacitors limit switches safety switches working at range cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation lines units are working to manufacture specification in heat also left Starbucks card behind