Perry Plumbers, Heating and AC Services

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I arrived on site and greeted customer, I used my electronic leak detection to find the leak in the bottom of the coil, the system has age and is no longer under warranty, Jesse will come out and also quote a system, daiken has a coil in stock also.

I arrived on site and greeted customer. I went to the thermostat and set it to cool mode and I went to the unit in the attic to find the system was frozen up solid. I did a leak search and was unable to find the leak. It is a 2011 system and the indoor coil looks to be corroded however I cannot find a leak at this time. We will have to come back first thing in the morning and complete the leak search. Customer approved the extended leak search for tomorrow morning.

I arrived on site and greeted customer. I went to the drain line outside and vacuumed it out and lots of blockage came out. I then went into the attic and poured hot water down the drain line to finish clearing it. The customer was not interested in a system evaluation or membership at this time, just wanted the leak to stop. I also vacuumed out the return and the pan. Everything is clear of water and draining properly.

Arrived at 9:30pm as it was the predetermined time that was stated by m4. Was unable to start working until store closed and staff had cleaned which was around 10:50. Redrain dishwasher with new 1in pvc drain line. Had to shut water off to dishwasher due to pex 1/2 water connection below being to long to adjust dish drain. Adjusted water line and drain in accordance to what the work order state needed in order for it to be done properly. Connected pex1/2 water line back together with 1/2in coupling. Tested all working well. All work performed was well within the scope of work and no additional was completed

Unclog kitchen sink (membership)

Found that 35/5 capacitor was completely dead. Upon approval replaced capacitor. Checked amp draws for compressor and fan, refrigerant pressures (135/340 with lsat of 105), and contactor, as well as inspected fan blades. All in good operating condition and unit is cooling as it should

Found that outdoor unit wasn’t working Found bad 45/5 mfd cap Replaced cap.and check Jed system operation found pressure wetre perfect 150/380 Checked indoor unit found that is has two float switches on drain. System is a 2022 All OPPs normal 45/5

I received a call from a customer about a faulty water heater. Upon investigation, I found the water heater was not working properly. I flushed the water heater to remove sediment and debris. Following the flushing, the water heater returned to its full functionality. The customer was very pleased with my work.

Upon arrival addressed any issues or concerns. None at this time. Set to cool and went to air handler. Checked fan motor, drain line and amp draws. All in good working condition at this time. Drain line is clear and I added drain tabs. Noticed that they do have a pan safety but no secondary. Went to outdoor unit and tested amp draws, refrigerant, contactor, capacitor, and fan motor. All in good operating condition at this time. Cleaned coils. Gave estimate to add a secondary and customer declined at this time.

For this job, I was called out for a plumbing inspection for Mr. Hunter. After inspecting all plumbing there were a few things I noticed when doing my inspection. I noticed there was no clean out for main sewer coming out of crawl space on right side of home. There is a leak on the kitchen drain line in crawl space, and lastly there is a minor issue with hallway shower valve as it was piped in wrong. The hot side shut off valve on vanity also didn’t turn all the way off. I made Mr. Hunter aware of all these issues and he informed me that he will discuss all options with his wife and get back to us on any of the repairs.

Standard efficiency heat pump Standard efficiency air handler Standard air filter system Digital thermostat No service agreement 10 Year Parts Warranty 2 Year Labor Warranty

I arrived on skate and greeted customer. I then went to the thermostat and set it to cool. I went outside to the package unit and found no call for cool. I replaced the thermostat with one the customer had and the system came on and cooled properly. I did my system evaluation and found the system is old and could also use replacement soon.

For this job, I was called out for a toilet not filling up fast enough. I inspected fill valve, valve and supply line. I was able to locate the reason behind the slow filling. There were rust rocks in the supply line. I was able to knock them free and open up supply. No issues are currently ongoing.

Quoted replacing 2 ton split hp. Sold option 4

Found outside unit not running.found bad run capacitor.put new capacitor on just to check and see if unit would run.cooled motor and compressor down with water hose. Comp tried to start but was locked down. Fan motor wouldn’t try to start Needs run capacitor,cond fan not,and compressor. Customer wants new system Robert is going to give quote on new system

I did a quote for a customer interested in an HVAC unit replacement. I gave multiple options at various price ranges and the customer thanked me for being transparent.

need to call vendor for pricing on blower motor

Found capacitor was dead on compressor side. Replaced bad capacitor upon approval and tested unit. Unit functioning as it should at this time

Found compressor not staring. Checked and found bad run capacitor. Replaced capacitor . Checked refrigerant charge I it was ok Did not check indoor per customer. All OPPs normal at this time

Found that fuse was blown in air handler rewired thermostat to prevent fuse from blowing Checked operation of system all OPPs normal

Noticed that comp wasn’t running.checked run capacitor it was reading really low needs to be replaced To:replace dual run capacitor . Replaced cap,everything started as it should refridgerant levels ok comp pulling8.9 amps All OPPs normal at this time

I arrived on site and greeted customer, I cleared the drain line and found lots of debris came out of the drain. There was a clog in the drain line. Drain is now clear.

For this job, I was called out to conduct a leak search after our HVAC guys came out last night and ruled any issues out regarding the air systems. However after going in the attic to search for any plumbing and stumbled across a pool of water sitting under a trunk line coming from an air handler. I uploaded my findings into the job and informed Robert Dunn And Bernie of what I found and they will be sending another HVAC tech to come assess that issue. The main issue of concern is located in the living room on the first floor. The ceiling has a drywall seem peeling back and it is located around 2 returns and has 2 vents all within 5-10’ of the said issue. No plumbing is in the area of issue. All bathrooms are located on the opposite sides of the house. Also the problem only occurs when the A/C is on and running.

Apon arrival customer stated is ceiling was leaking and wanted the units in attic checked out. I inspected the whole unit and duct work and could not find anything. We need to send a plumber out and do a leak search in house.