
Consistently identified and explained the root cause of system issues, not just the visible failure, and communicated this clearly to customers.
Provided practical, logical repair recommendations at the time of service to prevent short-term call backs and repeat failures.
Set clear expectations by informing customers in advance when additional repairs might be needed in the future.
Built strong customer trust through honest communication, resulting in positive feedback and strong Google reviews.
Maintained high-quality service standards while handling high call volumes during peak seasons.
• Diagnosed and repaired residential HVAC systems (2–5 ton)
• Replaced and serviced:
• Capacitors
• Contactors
• Condenser fan motors
• Blower motors
• Electrical troubleshooting (24V, 120V, 208/230V)
• Gas heating service: ignitors, gas valves, safeties
• No-cool / no-heat service calls
• Performed preventive maintenance
• Explained system conditions and repairs directly to customers
• customer service
Refrigerant recovery and handling
Replacing compressors, contactors, and blower motors (direct drive & belt-drive)
Condenser fan motor replacement
Electrical troubleshooting (24V, 120V, 208/230V, basic 3-phase)
Diagnosing gas heating issues (ignition, safeties, airflow)
Finding airflow problems and restricted filter driers
Reading wiring diagrams and refrigerant flow diagrams
Servicing residential and light commercial systems (up to 10 tons)
Rooftop units (RTUs) service and maintenance
Preventive maintenance
Strong troubleshooting mindset — able to figure out and fix the problem, one way or another
Tools & Equipment