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A homeowner contacted us because the upstairs of their home had stopped cooling properly. Our technician inspected the upstairs unit and found that the condenser fan motor had failed. The faulty motor was replaced, and the air conditioner was restored to full working order. Lovejoy HVAC is proud to provide fast, reliable air conditioner repair for homeowners in Allen, TX and the surrounding area. If your home has a zone that isn't cooling the way it should, a failed condenser fan motor could be the cause — and it's a repair we handle every day.
Brad and team were quick and helpful. Clear communication and helpful every step of the way.
David Leavell
Our technician responded to a service call in Lucas, Texas for a clogged emergency drain line on an air conditioning system located over the garage. A blocked emergency drain line can cause water to back up and overflow, potentially leading to ceiling or structural damage if left unaddressed. We cleared the drain line and restored proper drainage so the system could operate safely again. If your AC is leaking or you suspect a clogged drain line, it's important to have it inspected right away to prevent water damage in your home.
Great, friendly, and honest service. Very responsive. I’ve used them a few times and referred them to others. Highly recommend them.
Brian Wiltin
A homeowner in McKinney, TX called us because their upstairs system had stopped cooling. Our technician visited the property and quickly identified the problem — a failed capacitor on the condenser unit. We replaced the capacitor to get the system back up and running. After the repair, our technician checked the system's refrigerant pressures and drain levels. Both were slightly low. The customer was informed of the readings but chose not to add refrigerant at this time. We respected that decision and made sure they understood what to watch for going forward. If your upstairs AC isn't keeping up with the Texas heat, a bad capacitor is a common culprit. Catching it early can prevent more costly damage down the road.
A customer in Allen, Texas supplied two Ecobee smart thermostats and had them professionally installed. Lovejoy HVAC handled both installations, ensuring each unit was properly wired, configured, and ready to use. Ecobee thermostats are a popular choice for homeowners looking to improve comfort and energy efficiency. Having them installed correctly helps avoid connectivity issues and ensures accurate temperature control throughout the home.
Our technician visited a home in Allen, TX to address a clogged condensate drain line on the upstairs air conditioning system. A blocked drain line is a common AC issue, especially during the hot Texas summers when the system runs hard and moisture builds up quickly. Left untreated, a clogged drain can cause water to back up into the unit, leading to water damage or a system shutdown. We cleared the blockage and confirmed the drain was flowing properly before leaving. The system was back to normal operation by the end of the visit.
During this service call in Plano, TX, our technician cleared the primary drain lines on both HVAC units. A clogged or slow drain line can cause water to back up and lead to bigger problems, including water damage and system shutdowns. Clearing the lines restored proper drainage to both units. The technician also installed an isolation valve between the two units. This allows each unit to be shut off independently without affecting the other — a simple addition that makes future maintenance and repairs much easier. After the work was completed, Lovejoy HVAC confirmed that water was flowing correctly through both drain lines. If your system is showing signs of drainage issues, getting it addressed quickly can prevent costly damage down the road.
A homeowner in Plano, TX called in with an air conditioner that had stopped cooling. Our technician arrived and performed a thorough inspection to find the root cause. The diagnosis revealed a leaking evaporator coil, which had allowed refrigerant to escape over time. With the system low on refrigerant, the AC simply couldn't produce cold air. The technician recharged the system with 3 pounds of R-410A refrigerant to restore proper pressure levels. Lovejoy HVAC recommends following up on a leaking coil, as a recharge alone is a temporary fix. A coil that continues to leak will need repair or replacement to keep the system running efficiently. If your AC isn't cooling like it should, don't wait — a refrigerant leak can cause long-term damage to your compressor and drive up energy costs.
A homeowner in Lucas, TX scheduled a routine maintenance visit for two HVAC systems. Our technician performed a thorough inspection and tune-up on both units to make sure everything was running efficiently heading into the summer season. Regular maintenance like this helps catch small issues before they turn into costly repairs. It also keeps your system running at peak performance and can extend the life of your equipment. Lovejoy HVAC recommends scheduling maintenance at least once a year — ideally twice — to keep your home comfortable year-round.
Our technician was called out to a home in Allen, TX to service the upstairs air conditioning unit. The system needed several key components replaced to get it running properly again. We replaced the compressor, which is the heart of the cooling system. A failed compressor is one of the more serious AC repairs, but catching it early can prevent further damage to other parts. We also replaced the filter drier, which helps keep moisture and debris out of the refrigerant system. Leaving a faulty filter drier in place can cause new components to fail prematurely. In addition, we repaired the Freon line and replaced the suction line sensor. These steps ensure the refrigerant flows correctly and that the system can accurately monitor its own performance. With all repairs completed, the upstairs unit was back up and running efficiently. If your AC system in Allen, TX is struggling to keep up or has stopped cooling altogether, our team is ready to help diagnose and fix the problem.
Our team completed a full HVAC system replacement at a home in McKinney, TX. We installed two new American Standard units — a 3-ton and a 4-ton system — both rated at 16 SEER for improved energy efficiency. During the installation, we added new ductwork where it was needed and completed several duct repairs to make sure the systems would perform at their best. Replacing both systems at once allows the home to operate on properly matched, modern equipment throughout. With high-efficiency units like these, homeowners in McKinney can expect more consistent comfort and lower energy costs, especially during the hot Texas summers.
A homeowner in the area reached out after noticing their downstairs air conditioner had stopped cooling. Our technician arrived and quickly found the root of the problem — the system had frozen up. After a thorough inspection, we identified a refrigerant leak in the evaporator coil. Leaks like this allow refrigerant to escape, which causes the coil to drop too cold and ice over. Left untreated, a frozen system can't move air properly and puts extra strain on the compressor. We addressed the leak and recharged the system with 7 pounds of R-410A refrigerant to bring it back to the correct operating level. Once the repair was complete, the system was cooling properly again. If your air conditioner isn't keeping up or you notice ice forming on the unit, don't wait. A refrigerant leak won't fix itself — and catching it early can prevent much costlier repairs down the road.
Our technician completed a full condenser and coil replacement for the upstairs cooling zone at a home in Allen, TX. We installed a new 16 SEER, 5-ton American Standard condenser and matching coil to restore proper cooling performance to the upper level of the home. After the installation, we added 1 pound of R-410A refrigerant to bring the system up to the correct charge. We also found and cleared a clogged condensate drain line, which helps prevent water damage and keeps the system running efficiently. The upstairs unit is now cooling properly and ready for the summer heat.
A homeowner in Allen, TX contacted us after noticing the downstairs AC system had stopped cooling. Our technician arrived and quickly identified the issue — the drain switch had been activated, which shuts the system down to prevent water damage when the primary drain line becomes blocked. We cleared the primary drain line to restore proper drainage and get the system cooling again. We also installed an isolation valve to separate the two systems. This allows each drain line to be cleared independently in the future, making maintenance easier and helping prevent the same issue from coming back. If your AC has stopped cooling or you suspect a drain line issue, it's important to act quickly. A blocked drain can lead to water damage if left untreated. Our team is here to help homeowners across Allen, TX stay comfortable all summer long.
A homeowner in Allen, TX reached out because the upstairs of their home wasn't cooling properly. After inspecting the system, our technician found that the blower motor capacitor on the upstairs furnace had failed. A faulty capacitor can prevent the blower motor from running, which stops airflow and leaves upper floors warm even when the system appears to be running. The technician replaced the capacitor, restoring proper function to the blower motor. Once the repair was complete, airflow returned to normal and the upstairs began cooling as expected. Capacitor failure is a common cause of cooling problems, especially during the hot Texas summers. If one part of your home isn't cooling while the rest is fine, a failed capacitor or motor issue could be the reason. Lovejoy HVAC is here to diagnose and fix the problem quickly so your home stays comfortable all season long.
A homeowner in Allen, TX called in because their air conditioner had stopped cooling. After inspecting the system, our technician found a failed capacitor on the compressor. A bad capacitor is a common cause of cooling problems — it prevents the compressor from starting or running properly. Lovejoy HVAC replaced the faulty capacitor, and the system was back up and running the same visit. If your AC isn't keeping up with the Texas heat, a failed capacitor could be the culprit. It's a straightforward repair that can save you from a much larger breakdown down the road.
A homeowner in Fairview, TX needed a full HVAC system replacement, and Lovejoy HVAC got the job done right. We installed a brand-new American Standard system — a 5-ton unit rated at 17 SEER. That efficiency rating means lower energy bills and more consistent comfort throughout the home. A full system installation like this includes both the indoor and outdoor equipment, so everything works together from day one. American Standard is known for building reliable, long-lasting systems, and a properly sized 5-ton unit ensures the home stays cool even during the hottest Texas summers.
The upstairs evaporator coil on this Allen, TX home was failing and needed to be replaced. The coil was covered under the manufacturer's warranty, so the part was swapped out at no cost for the component itself. After the new coil was installed, the system was low on refrigerant. Our technician added 7 pounds of R-410A to bring the charge back up to the correct level. Proper refrigerant charge is important for efficient cooling and long-term system health. Once the work was complete, the system was tested to confirm everything was running as expected. Lovejoy HVAC is proud to help homeowners in Allen get the most out of their warranty coverage and keep their AC systems performing reliably through the hot Texas summers.
Our technician completed a full HVAC system replacement for the upstairs zone of a home. We installed a new 3-ton, 17 SEER American Standard system, providing improved energy efficiency and reliable year-round comfort. A higher SEER rating means the system uses less energy to cool your home, which can lead to lower utility bills over time. American Standard is a trusted name in the industry, known for quiet operation and long-lasting performance. If your upstairs area has been struggling to stay comfortable, a properly sized, high-efficiency system like this can make a noticeable difference. Our team handles full system replacements throughout the area, including right here in the McKinney, TX region.
During this service call in Lucas, TX, the Lovejoy HVAC team installed two new supply plenums for the home's HVAC system. Supply plenums are critical components that distribute conditioned air from the air handler into the duct system. Adding them helps improve airflow balance and ensures that air reaches every part of the home more efficiently. Proper plenum installation lays the foundation for a well-performing HVAC system, and getting it done right the first time matters.
Our technician visited a home in Plano, TX to address a drain line issue affecting two HVAC units. Both primary drain lines were cleared of blockages to restore proper drainage. We also installed an isolation valve to separate the two units, making future maintenance and troubleshooting easier. After the work was completed, water was flowing correctly through both lines. Keeping drain lines clear is important in the Texas heat — a clogged drain can cause water damage or shut your system down entirely. If your AC is draining slowly or showing signs of a backup, give us a call.
A homeowner in Allen, TX called because their home had stopped cooling properly. Upon arrival, our technician found that the system was low on refrigerant due to a small leak in the evaporator coil. The coil is covered under warranty, so a replacement has been ordered. In the meantime, the Lovejoy HVAC technician added 7 pounds of R-410A refrigerant to restore cooling and keep the home comfortable while waiting for the new coil to arrive. Once the replacement coil is in, we'll schedule a follow-up visit to complete the repair and ensure the system is running efficiently.
Our team recently completed a full HVAC system installation for a homeowner in Lucas, TX. We installed two new American Standard systems — a 4-ton, 17 SEER unit and a 3-ton, 16 SEER unit. Both systems deliver strong energy efficiency and reliable comfort throughout the home. We also installed a new Ecobee smart thermostat, giving the homeowner easy control over their indoor climate from their phone or other devices. American Standard equipment is known for its durability and consistent performance, making it a great long-term investment for Texas homeowners. If you're considering a new HVAC system in Lucas or the surrounding area, our team is ready to help you find the right fit for your home and budget.
Our technician visited this home and sealed all the duct runs connected to the supply plenum for the main downstairs HVAC system. Over time, gaps and leaks can develop where duct sections meet the plenum. These leaks allow conditioned air to escape before it ever reaches the living space, which drives up energy bills and reduces comfort throughout the home. By properly sealing these connections, we helped restore airflow efficiency and reduce energy waste. If your home has uneven temperatures or rising utility costs, leaky ductwork could be the cause. Our team serves homeowners across the area with professional ductwork repairs designed to keep your system running the way it should.
A homeowner in Allen, TX called us because their HVAC system had stopped cooling. When our technician arrived, he quickly identified the problem — a failed capacitor on the unit serving the master bedroom. Capacitors are small but critical components. They give the compressor and fan motors the electrical boost they need to start up and run properly. When one fails, the system can't cool your home. Our technician replaced the bad capacitor, and the system was back up and running. Lovejoy HVAC is proud to help homeowners throughout Allen stay comfortable, especially during the hot Texas summers.
Our technician performed a full inspection of both HVAC systems at this home in preparation for an upcoming home sale. We checked each system to make sure everything was running properly and in good working order. A pre-sale HVAC inspection gives buyers and sellers peace of mind and can help avoid surprises during the closing process. If you're getting ready to sell your home and need a system evaluation, our team is here to help.
A homeowner in Frisco, TX called us because their upstairs air conditioner had stopped cooling. Our technician inspected the system and quickly identified the problem — a failed capacitor. The capacitor is a small but critical component. It helps the AC's motors start up and run properly. When it fails, the system can't cool effectively or may stop working altogether. Lovejoy HVAC replaced the bad capacitor, and the upstairs system was back up and running with no issues.
During this visit to a home in Allen, TX, our technician added new supply and return vents to three air handlers located in the attic. Proper supply and return balance is essential for your HVAC system to move air efficiently throughout your home. Without it, some rooms can feel too hot or too cold, and your system has to work harder than it should. Adding dedicated supply and return connections to each air handler helps improve airflow, reduce strain on the equipment, and keep your home comfortable year-round. Lovejoy HVAC completed this ductwork installation to ensure each unit had what it needed to perform at its best.
A homeowner in Lucas, TX called because their air conditioner wasn't keeping up with the heat. The system was running but struggling to cool the home properly. After diagnosing the issue, our technician found the refrigerant level was significantly low. Lovejoy HVAC added 7 pounds of R-410A refrigerant to bring the system back to the correct charge. Once the refrigerant was topped off, the unit was able to cool the home effectively again. Low refrigerant is a common reason an air conditioner loses its ability to keep up on hot Texas days. If your AC is running but not cooling like it should, a refrigerant check is a good place to start.
A homeowner in Allen, TX called in with a common summer problem — the master bedroom wasn't cooling down. When our technician arrived, the condenser had locked out on high pressure. The cause turned out to be severely clogged condenser coils, which had restricted airflow and caused the system to shut itself off as a safety measure. The technician thoroughly rinsed and cleaned the coils, then reset the unit. The system came back online and began cooling properly. While on site, the technician also cleaned the coils on the neighboring unit as a precaution. Dirty condenser coils are one of the most common reasons air conditioners lose cooling ability during hot Texas summers. Regular cleaning helps prevent lockouts and keeps your system running efficiently. Lovejoy HVAC recommends having your condenser coils inspected and cleaned at least once a year — ideally before the cooling season begins.
A homeowner in Fairview, TX called us because the downstairs of their home had stopped cooling. Our technician arrived and quickly diagnosed the problem — a failed 30/7.5 dual run capacitor. Capacitors are essential to keeping an air conditioner running properly. When they fail, the system can stop cooling or shut down altogether. After replacing the faulty capacitor, the system was back up and running, cooling the home just as it should. Lovejoy HVAC is glad to help homeowners in Fairview get their comfort restored fast, especially during the hot Texas summer.