I’m used to having repair servicemans as well as tradespeople work completely independent of our input or advice.
For anything appreciate fixing our automobile to rewiring a light fixture in our kitchen. I have always taken it for granted assuming that I don’t ever need to supervise or inspect work I’m paying someone to do for me; and, I have followed this trend with our heating as well as cooling service work. There are a number of different expectations I have always had with HVAC corporations when called over on routine repair tune-ups. The evaporator coil should be evaluated along with the air as well as refrigerant pressure measurements. Additional coolant needs to be added if the system is desperate for a top-off for any reason, then aside from other visual inspections of inner components, the condensate line for the central HVAC system needs to be flushed to keep it free of debris. As your air conditioning device runs, moisture is pulled from the air as it is cooled by the evaporator coil. This moisture collects in the condensate drip pan before it eventually exits the house through a long PVC pipe outside into the grass next to your house. This long pipe is called the condensate drip line as well as it can naturally accumulate algae as well as fungal growth, which if neglected as well as not flushed out, could lead to a catastrophic leak in your house. The water could back up into your air handler as well as soak into the subflooring below before you even realize there’s a problem. The amount of water injure is unimaginable, so it’s important to remind servicemans to flush the condensate line even if you recognize they’re going to do it all on their own. I made that mistake as well as now I have an fancy problem to wash up that could have been avoided from the start.