Serving Hennessey, OK
Local contractor in 73742
In Hennessey, OK 73742, the warm summers often lead to increased demand for efficient HVAC systems. We’ve tackled about five projects recently, ensuring homes stay cool and comfortable during the heat. One recent job involved addressing a refrigerant leak in an upstairs unit, where we replaced a weak capacitor and added freon, leaving both systems running smoothly. A satisfied customer noted how our quick response made a significant difference in their home’s comfort. With older homes and the occasional extreme weather, regular maintenance is essential to keep HVAC systems operating at their best.
Recent projects near 73742
Real work completed for homeowners in Hennessey and the surrounding areas.
Job in Hennessey
A malfunctioning outdoor unit was discovered during our service call in Hennessey. We found broken wires connected to the contactor, which we promptly repaired, allowing the unit to operate without issues. Additionally, we repaired a disconnect duct leading to the kitchen, ensuring conditioned air flow. We will also provide a quote for a mini-split system for the upstairs addition.
Job in Hennessey
A refrigerant leak was detected in the upstairs HVAC unit, prompting us to service both units to ensure they operate efficiently during the summer. We replaced the weak capacitor in the downstairs unit and added freon to the upstairs unit. We conducted thorough checks on electric components, air filters, and washed the condenser coils, leaving the systems running smoothly.
Job in Hennessey
A service call was conducted to address issues with the HVAC system. We discovered holes in the copper water loop line for the downstairs geo system and turned off the water to prevent leaks. Additionally, we checked the upstairs unit, which was low on freon. We added 1.5 lbs of R427a freon, restoring optimal functionality with a significant temperature difference.
Job in Hennessey
A malfunctioning HVAC unit prompted us to respond promptly. We discovered that the condenser fan blade was off the motor. After reattaching the fan blade, we checked the freon levels and replaced the air filters. The system is now operating efficiently, ensuring a comfortable environment in Hennessey.
Job in Hennessey
A newly installed indoor built plenum required our attention to ensure optimal performance. We conducted a pressure test, achieving a hold at 300 psi for ten minutes. After vacuuming the system, we charged it with 8 lbs of R-410A, resulting in a subcooling of 9.8°. The system was then fired up and checked for proper pressures before completion.