A homeowner in Tarpon Springs, FL called our office recently to report that their indoor A/C system was leaking water into their hallway. Our technician visited the home and found that the drain line was clogged. After cleaning and vacuuming the drain line, we replaced the filter and the unit is now up and running again. We want to remind our customers that this type of issue is why it is so important to have yearly maintenance done on your HVAC system. A clogged drain line can cause water to leak from your A/C system and damage your floors, walls, and furniture. It can also create a breeding ground for mold and mildew, which can cause health problems. By having your system maintained regularly, you can help prevent these types of problems and keep your home comfortable and healthy.

A Treasure Island, FL resident had his current HVAC system destroyed by a recent hurricane. He called us for assistance and we installed a Rheem Heat Pump and a variable speed Air Handler in his home. This new system has given him the ability to stay comfortable in all seasons. He is now able to enjoy his home without having to worry about his HVAC system

Here, we installed 2 mini-split systems at a home in Treasure Island, FL. Now these homeowners will stay cool in the Florida heat.

One of our customers in Alexandria, VA gave us a call because her furnace stopped working. Upon inspection, our technician found a faulty wheel and blower motor. Her system was 20 years old so she decided to go ahead and replace it with a Carrier heat pump and fan coil. Now this homeowner will stay warm for the rest of the winter and many years to come.

One of our Purcellville, VA customers gave us a call when she found her current HVAC system leaking water in her basement. After speaking with our technician, she decided to replace the 24 yearold system. We installed a new Carrier Comfort system and she no longer has to worry about it.

A homeowner in Gaithersburg, MD gave us a call when they discovered they had no heat in their home. His system was very old and it was time to get a new one. The Mannix team quickly installed a new Carrier Comfort HVAC system.

During a routine maintenance check at a home in Burke, VA, our technician found this homeowner’s humidifier not working. Due to age, it was time to replace it. We installed an AprilAire humidifer. Keeping your home’s humidity properly balanced helps improve your immune system’s response and fights against dry air issues.

For this one, we replaced a furnace for a homeowner in Herndon , VA (zip code: 20171) due to old age. We installed a new Carrier furnace and a Google Nest Thermostat.

For this one, we installed a Mitsubishi mini-split system to make this Fairfax, VA (zip code: 22033) homeowner’s sunroom more comfortable.

A homeowner in St. Pete Beach, FL contacted us when her pool heat pump stopped working. After a thorough inspection, our technician discovered extensive corrosion inside the electrical box caused by the unit being submerged during a recent flood. Unfortunately, the damage made the system beyond repair.

The homeowner chose to move forward with a replacement for long-term reliability and peace of mind. We installed a new AquaCal 3-ton pool heat pump and elevated the unit 24 inches to help protect it from potential future flooding.

With the new system in place, the customer can once again enjoy a comfortably heated pool—this time with added protection and confidence.

A homeowner in St. Pete Beach, FL was experiencing issues with their pool heat pump — the fan and display were operating, but the compressor would not start, leaving the pool without heat. Our technician performed a thorough diagnostic and determined the issue was a failed compressor capacitor. He replaced the faulty capacitor, cycled the system, and verified proper amperage and pressure readings. Once testing was complete, the pool heat pump was fully operational and back to heating the pool properly.

After a severe thunderstorm rolled through St. Pete Beach, FL, one of our customers woke up to a home with no air conditioning. Our technician arrived promptly and performed a full system inspection, discovering that the breaker had tripped during the storm. After safely resetting the breaker and cycling the system, the AC was back up and running normally — restoring comfort to the home in no time.

A homeowner in Bethesda, MD contacted us after noticing that their upstairs heat pump was not working properly and a large amount of water had collected in the drain pan. Our technician arrived promptly and performed a thorough inspection of the system. During the evaluation, it was discovered that the condensate drain line was clogged, which caused the water safety switch to activate and shut the system down.

After reviewing the findings with the homeowner, our technician recommended flushing the drain line to restore proper drainage. The homeowner approved the repair, and the technician successfully cleared the blockage by flushing the line with a gallon of water.

Once the repair was completed, the system was tested to ensure proper operation. Temperature readings showed a healthy split from 58°F to 76°F, confirming that the heat pump was cooling correctly again. The upstairs system is now back up and running, keeping the homeowner comfortable and cool.

A homeowner in Chevy Chase, MD contacted us after discovering that one of their HVAC systems was not operating. Upon arrival, the homeowner explained that the system had stopped working and that they had already replaced the thermostat batteries, but the issue remained unresolved.

Our technician began troubleshooting the system and quickly discovered that the furnace service switch had been turned to the OFF position. Once the switch was turned back ON, the HVAC system started immediately and resumed normal operation.

As part of the service visit, the technician tested the system in cooling mode to confirm proper performance. While working in the basement, however, a faint natural gas odor was detected. The technician performed a careful inspection of the gas meter, furnace, and water heater and identified an active gas leak at the water heater union.

To verify the issue, two separate leak detection tests were performed using both an electronic gas detector and a microbubble solution. Both tests confirmed the presence of a gas leak. The homeowner was informed of the findings, and our office provided a repair quote for the necessary work.

After receiving approval, the technician replaced the leaking fittings at the water heater union and thoroughly rechecked all repaired areas for leaks. The system successfully passed all final leak tests.

The HVAC system is now operating properly, and the gas leak has been safely repaired, restoring comfort and peace of mind for the homeowner.