Air Conditioning and Heating System Services in Fort Worth

Customer called because their A/C system was not cooling properly. We found the system was low on refrigerant and traced the issue to a leaking evaporator coil. We replaced the coil, vacuumed the line set, recharged the system with refrigerant, and tested the unit to confirm everything is operating properly and cooling as it should.

Customer called because their home was not cooling properly. We found a refrigerant leak at the indoor coil and recharged the system with refrigerant. After completing the service, we verified the system was operating properly and cooling again.

Customer called because their A/C was not cooling. We found a failed ECM blower motor, and the indoor coil freezing from low airflow. We replaced the blower motor, checked the system, and confirmed everything is now running and cooling properly.

Customer called because their A/C system was not cooling properly. We went out and inspected the unit and found that the transformer had tripped, causing the system to stop operating. We reset the transformer, checked the system operation, and confirmed everything is running properly and cooling as it should.

Customer called to schedule a service visit because their system was not cooling properly. Upon inspection, we found that the fan wire was connected to the incorrect terminal on the run capacitor. We corrected the wiring, tested the system, and confirmed that everything is operating properly and cooling as it should.

Customer called and reported that the breaker would trip each time the thermostat called for cooling. Our technician performed a complete system inspection and maintenance, and all HVAC equipment was found to be operating properly. At this time, we believe the issue is related to an electrical problem outside of the HVAC system and recommend having the electrical components further evaluated.

Customer's existing compressor had failed and needed to be replaced. Our technicians installed a new 5-ton heat pump compressor, tested the system, and verified that everything is operating properly and efficiently.

Customer called and reported that their downstairs AC unit was not coming on. Our technician inspected the system and found that it was low on refrigerant due to a leak in the indoor coil. We recommended replacing the indoor coil to properly repair the issue and restore reliable system operation.

Customer reported that their thermostat was not coming on. We performed maintenance on both HVAC systems. One unit was operating properly with no issues found. On the second unit, we found the overflow safety switch had tripped due to a clogged secondary drain line. We cleared the drain line and cleaned the outdoor condenser coil, which was dirty. After testing both systems, everything is operating properly and running efficiently.

Customer called and reported that their mini-split system was leaking water onto the wall. We came out the following morning and serviced all three head units. We flushed and cleared all drain lines, inspected the indoor coils, and washed the outdoor condenser coil. After completing the service, we tested the system and confirmed that everything is operating properly again.

Our technician diagnosed a refrigerant leak at the indoor evaporator coil. Due to the leak, the system was operating with a low refrigerant charge, affecting cooling performance.

Upon inspection, our technician found that the system was overcharged with refrigerant. Charge was corrected to proper levels. Technician also cleaned the outdoor unit and opened several supply vents to improve airflow. System was tested and is now operating properly.