What we did
A malfunctioning HVAC unit at a commercial property in Richmond brought us out in August 2026. The culprit was a faulty capacitor, and we replaced it.
While we were on site, the customer asked us to look at the drain system as well. Our inspection identified ongoing issues with the drain, so we put together an assessment of where things stood and provided an estimate for re-piping it. The goal on both fronts was a stable, effective solution, getting the HVAC unit back in working order and giving the customer a clear path forward on the drainage side.
A capacitor is a small part, but it helps start and run the motors in an HVAC unit. When one fails, the system may struggle to start or stop running altogether, which is a real problem for a business in the heat of a Kentucky August. Drain issues are a different kind of problem. They tend to build slowly, and if left alone they can lead to water where it does not belong. Handling the immediate repair and assessing the drain on the same trip saves the customer a second call. If your building has a recurring drain problem or a unit that will not start, we can diagnose it and give you an honest estimate.
