HVAC Service & Plumbers in Beaufort SC

Today in Beaufort, SC, I completed an HVAC repair on a client's Carrier Infinity system that was experiencing reduced airflow and cooling inefficiencies. The issue was traced to a clogged air filter and a malfunctioning blower motor. After replacing the filter and installing a new motor, I recalibrated the thermostat and tested the system to ensure it was operating at peak efficiency. The repair has significantly improved air quality and cooling performance in the client’s home.

Today I completed the annual maintenance service on a Carrier Comfort Series central air conditioning system for a homeowner in Beaufort, SC. I started by thoroughly cleaning the outdoor condenser coil to improve heat transfer. Next, I replaced the air filter and inspected the blower assembly to ensure proper airflow. I then tested the refrigerant charge, topping it off with 6 ounces of R-410A to meet manufacturer specifications. Finally, I checked all electrical connections and system controls, confirming the AC is running at peak efficiency for the hot Lowcountry summer.

I solved a toilet obstruction in Beaufort, SC by dislodging a clog caused by a combination of toiletry and excessive tissue in the pipework. I used an auger to thoroughly eliminate the blockage, assuring smooth flushing performance and reducing the chance of recurring blockages.

I repaired a leaking water heater in Beaufort, SC by replacing a worn-out pressure relief valve and tightening loose connections. The valve was releasing excess pressure, causing the leak. After the replacement and adjustments, the water heater functioned without any leaks.

Addressed a malfunctioning toilet at a residence of a new client in Beaufort, SC. Replaced a faulty fill valve and conducted a thorough inspection to guarantee smooth flushing and filling. The toilet now operates efficiently for the homeowner's convenience.

Finishing up an install on a new HVAC system at the home of a valued client in Beaufort, SC. Examined ductwork, adjusted thermostats, and assessed heating and cooling operations. Provided homeowners with directions for system features and maintenance guidelines.

Just finished an HVAC tune-up for a great customer in Beaufort, SC. The customer was experiencing uneven heating. Identified a clogged air filter restricting airflow, causing temperature variations. I replaced the filter, restoring optimal airflow and even heat distribution. Checked and adjusted the thermostat for accuracy. I then check to make sure all vents were unobstructed. Now, the system is running efficiently, delivering consistent warmth throughout. If you're facing similar issues, give us a shout for a quick tune-up to keep your home cozy.

Responded to a broken sewer line today near Shell Point Park in beautiful Beaufort, SC —quite a challenge! After a thorough inspection, I identified the culprit: invasive tree roots wreaking havoc on the pipes. Opted for a trenchless repair method to save the yard from major disruption. Utilizing high-tech equipment and honed skills, the issue was swiftly resolved! The sewer line is now back in action, and the yard remains intact.

Embarking on a precision HVAC upgrade in Lady's Island, SC! The old system, a dated Rheem Model XYZ-123, faced inefficiencies. As a meticulous technician, I replaced it with the cutting-edge Trane Model ABC-456, ensuring optimal performance. I installed the new equipment in strict accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. The scope of work encompassed installations both inside and outside the client's home. The indoor air handler, evaporator, outdoor compressor, condensing unit, new refrigerant supply lines, thermostat, condensate drain lines, and, the condensate pump were meticulously integrated. Client is very happy with the seamless installation and is looking forward to many comfortable days with their new HVAC!

Responded to a drain clearing request. Used hydro-jetting to clear a stubborn clog. Verified proper drainage and shared advice on preventing future blockages.

Visited the home for an AC repair. Identified a refrigerant leak, repaired it, and recharged the system. Conducted performance tests, and the AC is now cooling effectively.

Installed a new HVAC system at the residence. Checked ductwork, calibrated thermostats, and tested both heating and cooling functions. Educated the homeowners on system features and maintenance.

Attended the residence for a drain clearing service. Utilized a drain snake to remove debris causing the blockage. Verified proper drainage and shared preventive measures to avoid future clogs.

Visited the residence to provide a free heat pump quote. Discussed the benefits of heat pump systems, evaluated the property, and presented a comprehensive estimate. Answered all client questions.

Emergency visit to the home due to a broken furnace. Identified a malfunctioning ignition system and replaced it. Conducted safety checks and confirmed the furnace is now running efficiently.

Performed 6-month inspection on recently installed American standard heat pump, check all electrical connections, check filter ok, check airflow temperature rise and temperature drop, check refrigerant pressures on heat and cool mode. The unit is operating as per the manufacturer's specifications.

Heat Pump check-up performed on a 5-year-old Amana HVAC system. Checked electrical low and high voltage connections, checked airflow, replaced filter, tested emergency heat from the air handler, checked outdoor unit refrigerant pressures. The unit is operating as per the manufacturer's specifications.

Water Heater Maintenance. Water heater replacement. The old heater had busted internally. The installation of the new water heater was successful.

Water heater repair. Commercial client with no hot water. Plumber sent to troubleshoot. Gas valve and pilot assembly failure. Discussed options with the customer. The customer decided on the installation of a new water heater. Installation performed successfully. The new system is providing hot water as it should.

Plumbing repair for a residential customer. Water heater repair. Water heater service. Hot water smells like rotten eggs. Installation of a new water heater anode rod was performed. The water no longer smells.

Heating Repair. Heat is not working in a residential home. Technician sent to diagnose and repair. Checked ignition system and safety controls. Pilot light yellow. Dirty flame sensor. Ignition sensors and surrounding areas cleaned. Pilot light reset and re-lit. The furnace is now operating as it should for the customer.

Furnace Repair - Issue found after letting furnace cool down. Flame sensor was on the edge of giving insufficient current. Replaced flame sensor and issue did not repeat.

Furnace Maintenance - Inspecting furnace for heating, and replacing filter. Customer renewed their maintenance membership.

Furnace Repair - Flame rod cleaned. Burner area checked. Everything dry. All good.

I received a call from a customer who reported a leaking water heater. I arrived at the customer's house and inspected the water heater. The pressure relief valve was leaking, causing the water to escape from the tank. I replaced the valve and tested the water heater, confirming that it was no longer leaking.