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A Day in the Life: Keeping Lexington Cool with Ware’s HVAC Experts

Rise and Shine: The Life of an HVAC Technician

As the sun peeks over the horizon in Lexington, Kentucky, I’m already up and preparing for another busy day at Ware’s Heating & Cooling. My name’s Mike, and I’ve been working here for five years now. Let me take you through a typical day in the life of an HVAC technician.

6:30 AM: Morning Routine

I start my day with a strong cup of coffee and a quick check of the day’s schedule. Today, I see a mix of air conditioner repair calls and one new AC installation in Georgetown.

7:30 AM: First Call – Emergency Repair

My first stop is a residential emergency in Midway. The homeowner’s AC unit stopped working overnight, and with temperatures forecasted to hit the 90s, it’s crucial we get it fixed ASAP.

Tasks involved:

  • Diagnostic check of the system
  • Identifying a faulty capacitor
  • Replacing the part and testing the unit

10:00 AM: AC Installation in Georgetown

Next up, I head to Georgetown for a new air conditioning installation. This job takes up a good chunk of the day, involving:

  • Removing the old unit
  • Installing the new system
  • Connecting and testing all components
  • Explaining the new system to the homeowner

3:00 PM: Back to Lexington for Routine Maintenance

After wrapping up in Georgetown, I return to Lexington for a couple of routine maintenance calls. These typically involve:

  • Cleaning or replacing air filters
  • Checking refrigerant levels
  • Inspecting ductwork for leaks
  • Ensuring optimal system performance

6:00 PM: Wrapping Up

As the day winds down, I head back to the Ware’s Heating & Cooling office to file my reports and prep for tomorrow. It’s been a long day, but knowing I’ve helped keep my community comfortable makes it all worthwhile.

Working at Ware’s isn’t just a job; it’s about being part of a team dedicated to keeping Lexington, Georgetown, and Midway cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Every day brings new challenges and opportunities to learn, and I wouldn’t have it any other way!

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