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76 finished jobs around Greer, one dot each, with the type of work and the month. Tap a large pin to see the photo and what the work involved. Locations are approximate. We place each job to the neighborhood, never to a customer's door.

• Installed a new Rheem dual fuel system, off Royal Troon Court, Greer, SC. This job was a full dual fuel system replacement: a Rheem 16 SEER2 variable-speed heat pump paired with a Rheem 80% AFUE gas furnace and variable-speed ECM blower. The system switches between electric and gas heat on its own depending on outdoor temperature, which keeps comfort steady and costs down. We ran new electrical connections, updated the flue venting, gas piping, and drain configuration as needed, and checked the refrigerant line set before charging. Finished with a full startup and performance test, plus a Wi-Fi thermostat and whole-home media filtration for better air quality.
• Replaced a failed zone damper actuator, off Rockbrook Court, Greer, SC. This was a zoning call. We checked voltage right at the actuator terminals rather than just the wire, then verified the control signal was switching correctly between open and close commands. With good voltage and signal but no movement or motor sound, that pointed to a failed actuator rather than a wiring issue. We also confirmed the damper blade itself wasn't binding. The old actuator was pulled and a new one installed, and the damper is now opening and closing properly with the thermostat calls.
• Replaced a failed emergency drain pan and rerouted drain line, off Sandpine Way, Greer, SC. The emergency drain pan under this air handler had failed, so we shut the system down, disconnected the drain lines, and lifted the unit off to pull the old pan. We set a new pan sized to the unit, leveled it, and reset the air handler so condensate drains properly. We reconnected the primary drain, tested the float switch on the new pan, ran the system, and checked every joint for leaks before confirming both drains were flowing.
• Checked out an aging R-22 heat pump in Greer, off De Kalb Drive, Greer, SC. Found this heat pump still running but a bit low on refrigerant. Since it's an older R-22 system, topping off the charge isn't a real fix, that refrigerant is being phased out and increasingly hard to source, so it's really just a band-aid on a system nearing the end of its service life. We talked through options on site, and the homeowner is looking at replacing the split system with a new packaged heat pump, which would also mean updating the ductwork to match. We're putting together a proposal for the full changeover.
• Fixed a refrigerant leak on a mini-split, off South Old Highway 14, Greer, SC. This ductless system had a flare joint that had worked loose, letting refrigerant escape and leaving the indoor unit blowing warm. We tracked the leak to the fitting, repaired the flare connection, and pulled the system back down to check it held. After recharging and testing, the mini-split was back to blowing cold air and running the way it should.