The installation team came, install the system and explain it to me. Very professional and friendly. What more can I ask ask?
Jeromy came on time, was polite and professional. He inspected the unit and explained clearly and with details how the system was running and what caused some condensed water to get out. He even performed a test with letting water run down the connected plastic pipe to prove it was not clogged. Thank you, Jeromy, and Affordable Heating and Air for always performing to high standards.
Good guys
I’ve had a couple problems over the last few years and one phone call to Ryan and everything is solved immediately. He is the most knowledgeable in the business. I have never met anyone who knows everything about everything, lol. The biggest factor for me is trust, and I trust Ryan 100%.
Edward Martinez was superb as is his style. I cannot say enough good about his work and outreach. How can l say more? Blessings to all. Ed.
Edward Martinez and the team at Affordable are all fantastic
The cleaning of the package unit was good but the resealing of the ducts looks like a kids art project gone wrong. The airflow is worse now than before the work was done.
Clarissa was wonderful. As soon as heard that I had a 92 year old woman staying in my house and was without air conditioning she lept into action very late in the day and sent over Eugene. A highly professional and knowledgeable service man who diagnosed and fixed the condenser in a very short space of time. Everyone could breathe again and we are so very grateful
AC went out mid day and I called Affordable, they were able to come out that night to diagnose the problem and get the process started to having my unit repaired. A+++
Upon inspection of the 20-year-old heating and air system, it was determined that the dual run capacitor needed replacement. This component is crucial for the proper functioning of the system's motor, ensuring efficient operation and longevity. Our skilled technicians carefully removed the old capacitor and replaced it with a high-quality, dual run capacitor. This upgrade not only restores the system's performance but also enhances its reliability. We stand by our work with a 30-day parts and labor warranty on repairs. Payment is structured as a 50% deposit upfront and the remaining 50% upon completion of the work, ensuring transparency and customer satisfaction.
Upon arrival, we assessed the need for a larger ladder and additional personnel to safely and efficiently complete the task. The initial plan required adjustments to ensure optimal results. We rescheduled the job to accommodate these changes, ensuring that the work would be done with the appropriate equipment and manpower. This proactive approach guarantees a thorough and secure completion of the task.
Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough assessment of the system in question. I began by reviewing the customer's concerns and symptoms, followed by a detailed visual inspection of the components. I utilized specialized diagnostic tools to analyze system performance and identify any irregularities. After gathering all necessary data, I performed a series of tests to pinpoint the root cause of the issue. I then communicated my findings to the customer, explaining the problem in clear terms and recommending the most effective solution. The job was completed efficiently, ensuring the customer's satisfaction.
We successfully completed a comprehensive heat pump conversion. We began by removing and disposing of the existing equipment. Next, we connected the 115V/220V air handler to the existing electrical connection. A 3-ton 15.2-18 SEER Carrier inverter heat pump condenser was installed, followed by a 3-ton Carrier air handler. We also installed an electrical service disconnect box, electrical whip, and SS2 safety shut-off switch. The condensation line was blown out, and a condenser pad was installed. The system was connected to the existing supply plenum and air ducts, and the return cavity was insulated. The job concluded with sealing the register and installing a Carrier thermostat connected to the existing low voltage line.
I installed a new 2.5-ton package unit, re-routing exposed ducts on the roof and installing a new roof curb. A new disconnect box and power whip were added, and supply registers were sealed. I also installed a new breaker and provided crane assistance. The job included obtaining necessary permits and passing the Title 24 HERS test. Payment was structured as 10% down, 70% upon arrival, and 20% upon equipment start-up, with cash or check accepted.
We installed a new AC Pro H-Series 48K BTU condenser and three air handlers (12K, 9K, and 9K BTU) with multi-zone capabilities. The system includes new disconnect boxes, condenser pad, power whip, linesets, lineset covers, and condensation lines. We also installed new mini split disconnect switches. The installation was completed with a permit and HERS test fees included. The system is connected to the existing electrical line and includes a 1-year labor warranty, 10-year warranties on factory parts and compressor, and a 20-year warranty on the heat exchanger.
We completed a comprehensive heat pump conversion, starting with the removal and disposal of the existing equipment. We connected the 115V/220V air handler to the existing electrical connection and installed a 4-ton 15.2-18 SEER Carrier inverter heat pump condenser. The new Carrier air handler was also installed, along with an electrical service disconnect box, electrical whip, and SS2 safety shut-off switch. We blew out the existing condensation line, installed a condenser pad, electrical pigtail, and Carrier thermostat. The filter base was installed, and connections were made to the existing low voltage line and air ducts. The job included Carrier standard warranties, a 1-year labor warranty, and a 10-year parts warranty. Permit and HERS test costs were included.
I began by carefully cutting the existing line to prepare for the new installation. Next, I applied high-quality sealant to the SS2 fittings, ensuring a secure and leak-proof connection. Following this, I blew out the PVC pipe to remove any debris or obstructions, ensuring smooth airflow. I then meticulously checked the performance of the cooling system to confirm that everything was functioning correctly. Each step was performed with precision to guarantee the system's efficiency and reliability. The final inspection confirmed that the installation was successful and met all required standards.
I thoroughly inspected the HVAC system, checking temperatures, refrigerant pressures, and amp draws. The system is zoned, and I examined the attic for dampers, discovering they are installed inside the soffit, making them inaccessible from the attic. I found no airflow to the master bedroom despite the thermostat being set to on. The system is only four years old. I discussed the issue with the homeowner, who will contact the installing company to address the damper problem. I also highly recommend replacing all filters.
Upon inspection, the system was found to be iced up, indicating a more severe issue than initially diagnosed. The previous technician had identified a potential TXV metering device failure, but further examination revealed that the system required thawing. To prevent further damage, I advised the client to run the fan only and removed power from the service disconnect to protect the compressor. Although a complete diagnosis will require a return visit, the client requested an estimate for replacing the metering device. This detailed approach ensures accurate assessment and effective resolution.
