I recently completed the installation of a Mitsubishi MZ-GL09NA mini-split air conditioning system in a garage that was being converted into a dedicated gaming room. The homeowner wanted a high-efficiency, ductless solution to provide precise temperature control for the space. I carefully mounted the wall-mounted indoor unit and outdoor condensing unit, charged the R410A refrigerant, and connected the electrical and condensate drainage. The system is now operating smoothly, keeping the gaming area comfortably cool.

This morning, I resolved an issue with a malfunctioning electric water heater for a customer in Hilton Head Island, SC. The homeowner's Rheem Marathon model had stopped effectively heating water, which I determined was caused by a failed heating element. I efficiently swapped out the old element with a new high-performance replacement, restoring the unit to optimal operating condition. The customer can now enjoy reliable, consistent hot water for their household needs.

Performing a ductwork cleaning in Hilton Head, SC, I utilized a high-powered vacuum system to remove dust and debris from the flexible ductwork. While inspecting, I identified a damaged duct joint and sealed it with mastic tape to prevent air leaks and improve efficiency.

I resolved an HVAC issue in Hilton Head, SC this afternoon by replacing a defective thermostat and recalibrating the system. The malfunctioning thermostat was causing erratic temperature fluctuations. Everything is running smoothly now.

Just finished fixing a Trane XR13 HVAC unit, 12 years old, for a great client in Hilton Head Island, SC. Replaced the faulty capacitor and cleared debris from the condenser coils. Now, crisp air flows smoothly again. Keeping customers happy here in Hilton Head, SC.

Recently, I installed an advanced RO (Reverse Osmosis) water filtration system in a Hilton Head, SC home. This system enhances water quality by removing impurities and contaminants, ensuring pure and great-tasting water. The client can now savor crystal-clear drinking water right from the tap.

In Hilton Head, SC, today's mission: delivering top-tier HVAC maintenance on an outdoor unit that was making strange noises. Beginning with the refrigerant level, I conduct a thorough inspection of the outdoor unit, ensuring optimal levels and making adjustments as needed. The cleaning process follows, removing dirt, leaves, and debris that could impede airflow and compromise efficiency. My attention then turns to the base pan, where I inspect for blockages in drain openings, eliminating any obstructions to prevent water damage and mold growth. Moving on, I examine the coil and cabinet, performing necessary cleaning to uphold efficient heat transfer. The fan motor and blades undergo scrutiny for wear and damage, with older models receiving additional lubrication for smooth operation. The control box, housing components like contactors, relays, circuit boards, capacitors, and other accessories, is meticulously inspected. Any damaged or worn parts are promptly replaced to ensure seamless

When a clogged drain at a residential home backed up, creating wastewater in the home, we were called out to perform emergency plumbing repairs for the client. We performed a video line inspection to locate the source of the backup, and then hydro-jetted the line to remove the blockage. We thoroughly cleaned the waste and sanitized the area to provide the client with a safe and functional space once more.

I received a call from a customer who reported a foul odor coming from their drains. I arrived at the customer's house and performed a video line inspection to locate the source of the drain problems. I found that there was a buildup of organic material, causing the odor. I used a drain cleaning solution to remove the buildup and tested the drains, confirming that the odor was gone.

I was called to a customer's home because their water heater was not producing hot water. After checking the heater's thermostat and heating element, I found that the heating element was faulty. I replaced the heating element and tested the water heater to ensure it was functioning properly.

I replaced a faulty heat exchanger in a customer's furnace, which was causing the system to produce dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. After the repair, the furnace is now safe to operate.

I replaced a worn-out flame sensor in a customer's furnace, which was causing the system to not ignite. After the repair, the furnace is producing heat again.

I received a call from a homeowner who reported that their under-sink water filter was producing a strange taste and smell in their drinking water. Upon inspection, I found that the carbon filter was expired and needed to be replaced. I also found that the faucet was corroded and needed to be replaced. After replacing the filter and faucet, I tested the system to ensure that it was producing clean and tasty drinking water. The homeowner was pleased with my work and glad to have a better-tasting water supply.

I received a call from a homeowner who reported that their system was not producing any filtered water. Upon inspection, I found that the membrane housing was cracked and needed to be replaced. I also found that the check valve was clogged and needed to be cleaned. After replacing the membrane housing and cleaning the check valve, I tested the system to ensure that it was producing filtered water. The homeowner was pleased with my work and relieved to have clean water again.

Water heater repair for a residential client. The water coming from the system was too hot. I went out to adjust the temperature on the water heater to make the water a more tolerable temperature for the customer. The system is now providing comfortable temperature as it should.

A residential client needed an immediate water heater repair. The emergency valve on the water heater was leaking. The pressure release valve was malfunctioning. Installed a new pressure release valve to remedy the situation. The unit is now fully operational.

A residential client called us because the furnace was not increasing the temperature in the home. The heat pump was discovered to be inoperable during a system inspection. For the advantage of the satisfied client, the heat pump on the furnace was replaced.

Install a heat pump to provide both heating and cooling capabilities and save on energy costs.

Preventive maintenance performed in the fall for a residential client in preparation for the winter season. performed a diagnostic HVAC system tune-up and air duct cleaning. The infrastructure is ready for the impending winter.

No heating in upstairs

Maintenance on 1 system with tstat faults

Problem with mini split system

Maintenance on 3 systems

Replaced evaporator coil for warranty