What we did
This Danville homeowner's HVAC system needed attention, and Max handled the visit. Along with routine maintenance, he looked at a few installation details that affect how well the system performs.
Max changed the 20x25 filter and assessed whether the unit was sitting level. He also addressed a gap between the evaporator coil and the heat exchanger, a spot where air can slip past instead of moving through the system as intended. Beyond the work done that day, we provided an estimate to properly slope the exhaust and to reconnect the supply flex to the trunk.
Details like these are easy to miss until they cause trouble. A gap between the coil and heat exchanger lets air bypass the coil, and a supply flex that is not connected to the trunk sends conditioned air into a space where it does no good. Exhaust slope matters too, because it affects how the system vents. Through Kentucky winters and summers alike, a system that is level, sealed, and properly connected spends less effort getting the house to temperature. The estimate gives the homeowner a clear list of the remaining items to plan for.
