HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2013 goodman package unit, changed filter, filter located in ceiling, flushed condensation line, on unit check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for temperature split, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area and rinsed unit coil. System is working within specification in cooling at the time of maintenance.

PTU on two 2011 American standard condensing units. Changed out filters located throughout home and ceiling, cleared all electrical components of dust and debris, verified proper sequence of operation, checked volts and amps, checked capacitors, checked rectifier for second stage cooling. Found both systems exceeding specifications at the start up recommended compressor saver kits to prevent any further damage to compressor and internal windings and assist compressor at startup, client declined recommendation. Verified refrigerant levels and line temperatures and cycled equipment. Cleared lines and washed condensing coils. Thermostats checked out okay. systems are not within manufacturers specifications, but cooling and operating at this time of service.

❄️🧊 2025 Bosch rooftop package unit/heat pump Cycled equipment followed, cooling sequence of operation * Check refrigerant and temperature split * Replaced 24 x 30 filter/ceiling mounted * Checked equipment, amps and voltage * Ecobee thermostat checked out OK * rinsed condenser coil ✅✅ Calling equipment, checked out operational and within manufacturer specifications 🛠️🛠️ While performing maintenance informed client about * whole house surge protection * equipment, surge protection * whole house, air purification ✅✅ Installed equipment surge protection

Performed annual maintenance on a 2022 Carrier 4-ton condenser unit. Replaced two 20x30 filters. Verified sequence of operations, checked refrigerant levels (within acceptable range), and inspected motors for proper function. Cleared and flushed the condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage. Thoroughly cleaned condenser unit coils. Inspected Honeywell T6 thermostat; confirmed proper cooling operation with no active alerts or faults. System is operating correctly at the time of service and responding to calls for cooling as expected.

Performed ac cooling maintenance on 2013 Carrier split system. Replaced ceiling 20x30 filter. Honeywell 6000 thermostat working properly. Cleaned electrical compartment. Cleaned condenser coil. Checked amps, volts, capacitors, refrigerant/temp split. System is cooling properly. Found start capacitor/hard start kit had failed, 0 reading, and pressure valve is cracked open. Since system is at end of average life expectancy of 10-15 years , out of any warranties for system and compressor, and compressor is pulling over its max rates start amps, I recommend replacement of hard start kit, this will prolong life of compressor, the main and most expensive part of system. It reduces stress on every startup and will prevent compressor from ever not turning on from age. I called homeowner and left partial voicemail as it cut odd.

Today’s an annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of two American Standard gold unit I first began with washing both of the filters to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate throughout the system systems, efficiently with no restrictions and it also gives them enough time to thoroughly dry out as I continue the rest of my maintenance. I then thoroughly cleared the condensation lines to ensure that they are properly draining at this time of service. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out for both of these gold systems, ensuring that there is a proper 20° split between the liquid line in the suction line which ensures that the home is being cold efficiently to the desired temperature. Both of these units are also testing out safely for the amps which ensures a controlled voltage is being used throughout each unit following with the capacitor also testing out in the correct range for each of these systems. I then thoroughly wash the coi

Master bedroom filter wobble in filter grill making noise. Secured with screw.

Performed annual maintenance on two 2016 rooftop package units. Replaced standard air filters. Verified sequence of operations for both systems. Measured temperature 52 supply temperatures. Inspected and tested all motors; operation is normal. Cleared both condensate drain lines to ensure proper drainage. Thoroughly cleaned condenser coils. Checked operation of Honeywell 6000 thermostats; confirmed proper cooling call. Client expressed interest in upgrading to Wi-Fi thermostats but has chosen to wait at this time. Advised client that they may supply thermostats for future installation if desired. Recommend installation of surge protectors at both disconnects to help prevent damage from power surges and outages. Both units are operating properly and cooling effectively at the time of servic service.

I Performed Maintenance on the Cooling System. Also replaced a 24x30 filters. The system is a 2025 Heat Pump Package unit located on the roof. The system checked out operational and within manufactures specifications at the time of the service. Scheduled next maintenance visit online for Tuesday November 24th 2026 between 9-11 am.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2024 American Standard gold series condenser, condenser located on left side of home, filter located inside fau , fau located in garage , changed filter, flushed condensation line, on condenser check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for capacitors, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area and rinsed condenser coil. System is working within specification in cooling at the time of maintenance.

Arrived at customer’s home to replace main breaker and complete a panel tune up on main breaker panel. Removed existing main breaker from panel and replaced it with a new Siemens 200 amp main breaker. Removed all existing breakers from panel and replaced them with new Siemens breakers. Cleaned all dust out of panel, tightened connections, and repainted/relabeled panel. Turned all breakers on and tested to verify proper operation. Customer had me trace circuit that keeps tripping breaker and I informed her of which breaker it was. Informed customer that surge protection is missing from main breaker panel and sent customer an estimate for work.

Preformed a semi annual cooling service on two American Standard rooftop package unit units Cycled equipment followed, cooling sequence of operation checked refrigerant/temperature split, checked capacitor, fan motor, compressor, amps, and volt Clear, condensation line Thermostat checked out OK ⚠️⚠️ Spoke with client regarding equipment, needing attention Both capacitors are out of range. One is already leaking its fluids. Starting amps are high Nothing was done at this maintenance

Performed annual AC maintenance on Lennox and Maytag split system FAU located inside garage and outside closet. Change 14 x 25 and 16 x 25 filters located in furnace cabinet. Checked amps, volts, capacitor, and cleaned electrical compartment. Check refrigerator levels, super heat, subcool, and temperature split. Charged Lennox system with 1 pound of refrigerant. Cleared line and clean coils cycled system from Honeywell 6000 thermostat. Thermostats are operational. Recommend install installing compressor saver kit on both systems due to compressors exceeding max rated startup amps.

Cooling service on 2011 American standard rooftop package unit. Changed out 20 x 30 filter located in upper wall. Cleared all electrical components of dust and debris, verified proper sequence of operation. Checked volts, and amps, checked start and run capacitors, verified refrigerant levels and temperature splits 19.7° and cycled equipment. Thermostat checked out ok System is within manufacturers specifications and cooling and operating properly at this time of service.

Removed broken PVC of condensation line and added new PVC and P-trap glued/strapped PVC down. Verified line is at downward slope to assure proper condensation draining

Quoted on a Mitsubishi ductless

Performed annual maintenance on a 5-ton Airflow system (2014, R-22 refrigerant). Replaced 20x30 air filter. Followed full sequence of operation and checked refrigerant levels, amperage, and motor performance. Washed down condenser coil and cleared debris from the unit. Cleared and flushed the condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage. Tested capacitors; readings are within acceptable range (80 µF and 10 µF). Enrolled in the Comfort Plan. Recommended installing a hard start kit to assist with compressor startup and help extend compressor lifespan. System is operating properly at the time of service and is cooling effectively.

❄️🧊 Two 2016 American standard rooftop package units Performed a semi-annual cooling service Replaced filter filters throughout the house/lakes Cycle equipment follow cooling sequence of operation Checked refrigerant and temperature split Check capacitor, start kit, fan motor, compressor, amps and motor. Cleared condensation line. Inspected evaporator coil, blower wheel and housing Honeywell 8000 thermostats checked out OK ⚠️⚠️ Unit SN ****717L Living room system While performing maintenance found living room system was not cooling efficiently With further investigation found system slightly under charge Spoke with client on findings client approved to add 2 pounds of refrigerant R410A also checked for any visible refrigerant leaks/nothing was detected Rinsed both condensers ✅✅ Both units are now operating properly and within limits.

Performed annual AC maintenance on two American standard split systems. Change to 20 x 30 filters checked amps, volts, capacitors and start kits also cleaned electrical compartment and insured. All wires were tight and secure. Check refrigerator levels, super heat, subcool, and temperature split. Cycled system from Honeywell 8000 thermostat thermostats. Thermostats are operational. Cleared lines and cleaned condenser coils. Installed new capacitor on unit 202F. Found all other electrical components and refrigerant levels to be within manufacture specifications. Both systems are operating and cooling properly at time of service.

Today’s an annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one American standard unit. I first began with replacing all three filters in the home to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system system at minimal resistance. I then ensure that the Honeywell thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the system on with no errors occurring following with I thoroughly cleared the condensation line to ensure that it is properly draining at this time of service all of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out, verifying that there is a proper 20° split, which ensures that the home is being called efficiently to the desire temperature. Following with the capacitor also testing out in the correct range following with the amps on the system safely testing out which ensures there’s a controlled voltage being used throughout the unit and then thoroughly wash the coils down of the system to remove all debris that may have accumulated ov

Upon arrival, indoor unit working not outdoor unit. With further investigation when checking electrical found contactor completely burned up. Also found a run capacitor rated for 45 was getting zero this for Client. We will need to replace both components today to get system up and running a client agreed. After replacing both components outdoor unit started up and started to cool down the house properly while system is running. System is running with manufacturers specifications. Contactor burned up, most likely due to a failed run capacitor

Cooling service on Lennox rooftop package unit. Changed out 20 x 24 filter located in upper wall, cleared all electrical components of dust and debris, verified proper sequence of operation, checked volts and amps, checked start and run capacitors. Verified refrigerant levels and took temperature splits 19.3° and cycled equipment. Washed condensing coil and cleared condensation line. Thermostat checked out OK. System is within manufacturers, specifications and cooling and operating properly at this time of service.

Arrived at customers home nobody home went in the backyard to the fountain found a bad GFI replaced GFI. Everything is working fine. Fountain isn’t really pumping much water though.

Crouse Hinds panel

Upon arrival, when system runs lower motor, making a very loud noise sounds. check motor motor is good. Found blower motor wheel very loose. Took blower motor apart and tighten the wheel up. Lowered down the blower motor speed and system still making a very loud noise. Will need to order a new blower motor wheel already did so new blower motor wheel will be coming from Ferguson sent to our warehouse. Was informed should be coming in by Friday. One part is in stock. Will need to come back out and replace blower motor wheel. we just replaced blower motor no charge for replacing blower motor wheel.