Reliable heating, air conditioning, and water heater services are essential for maintaining the health and comfort of both residential and commercial spaces. P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling has been serving the resilient community of Cleveland for over 85 years, providing top-notch services to ensure these systems function efficiently.
Whether you’re a home or business owner, having economical heating and cooling systems is critical, especially when you would rather be enjoying a Cleveland Browns game or visiting The Cleveland Museum of Art. Our goal is to get your HVAC systems and water heater up and running so you can focus on what matters most.
Contact P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling today for reliable HVAC, plumbing, and water heater services in Cleveland, OH.
Air Conditioning & Cooling Services
When temperatures rise, having a dependable air conditioning system is vital. We offer a wide range of cooling services to keep you comfortable.
- Installation and replacement: We can remove your old unit and install the new one, ensuring optimal performance.
- Repair and maintenance: Our expert technicians are available for repairs and regular maintenance to keep your AC running smoothly.
- Ductless mini-splits: Ideal for residences without ductwork, these systems offer flexible and efficient cooling solutions.
- Heat pumps: These versatile systems provide heating and cooling, offering year-round comfort.
Same-Day Heating Repair & Replacement Services
A functioning heating system is crucial to keep you warm during Cleveland’s cold months, which can reach the mid-20s. Our comprehensive heating services include:
- Installation and replacement: We install and replace heating systems, ensuring they meet your needs and preferences.
- Repair and maintenance: Our skilled technicians perform repairs and maintenance to keep your heating system operating effectively.
- Gas, electric, and oil furnaces: We service various types of furnaces to provide reliable and efficient heating solutions.
- Boilers: Our boiler experts specialize in installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance to ensure consistent warmth throughout your home.
Indoor Air Quality Services in Cleveland
Indoor air quality affects every aspect of our lives, especially for individuals with lung conditions like asthma. We offer several air quality services to ensure the best air quality in your home.
- Air purifiers: These devices remove contaminants from the air, providing a cleaner and healthier environment.
- Air scrubbers: Air scrubbers reduce airborne particles and pollutants, improving indoor air quality.
- Humidifiers: Adding moisture to the air, humidifiers help alleviate dry air problems and enhance comfort.
- Dehumidifiers: These systems remove excess moisture, preventing mold growth and maintaining a comfortable indoor climate.
Top-Rated Water Heater & Plumbing Services
When your water heater begins to struggle, it can be a hassle, with water damage spreading quickly in some cases. Our knowledgeable team of technicians provides a range of plumbing services, including but not limited to:
- Installation and repair
- Water heaters and tankless water heaters
- Expansion tank services
- Leak detection
- Drain cleaning
- Gas line plumbing
- Sump and well pump services
Choose P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling in Cleveland, OH
P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling has been a leading name in the home service industry for over 85 years. As a family-owned and -operated business, we provide exceptional service with trained and certified technicians. Our team is known for being on-time and reliable, offering same-day services and maintenance plans to keep your systems in top condition. With over 32,000 five-star reviews from satisfied customers, you can trust us for all your HVAC and plumbing needs. We offer upfront and instant pricing, ensuring no hidden costs.
Schedule service with P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling today for top-rated HVAC, water heater, and plumbing services in Cleveland, OH.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Cleveland, OH
Job Locations and Reviews
Conducted plumbing inspection of mechanical system installation. Observed HVAC equipment with significant condensation accumulation on metal surfaces and components. Documented PVC drainage pipe installation with mounting bracket, noting moisture conditions throughout the equipment area that may require attention to prevent water damage or drainage issues.
Evaluated air conditioning system serving third-floor zone of residence with two existing HVAC systems, one previously replaced. Assessed outdoor condenser units and indoor equipment to provide replacement options for properly sized unit to address no cooling condition on affected system.
Responded to service call for non-functioning air conditioning system in recently purchased home where existing HVAC configuration was uncertain. Upon inspection, identified an unconventional geothermal or hybrid system setup with multiple control zones and aging ductwork infrastructure. Documented electrical panel configuration and existing HVAC equipment installation, including air handler unit, multi-zone control panels with digital displays, and insulated refrigerant lines. Assessed overall system condition, noting accumulated dust on ductwork and wear on mechanical components. Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement to address operational issues and clarify system type for new homeowners.
Conducted on-site evaluation of existing HVAC system to provide replacement options for the customer. Assessed current central air conditioning equipment, ductwork configuration, and condensate pump assembly in basement mechanical room. Documented existing system components including aged galvanized metal ductwork showing dust accumulation and wear, pleated air filtration system, and condensate pump installation with PVC drainage piping. Discussed multiple replacement alternatives with the customer, including conventional central AC system options and ductless mini-split configurations to meet their specific cooling needs and preferences. Photographed current equipment conditions and mechanical room layout for estimate preparation purposes.
Completed HVAC estimate for forced air furnace replacement with add-on options. Inspection revealed aging furnace unit with significant dust accumulation, worn internal components, and extensive frost buildup on evaporator coil and refrigerant lines indicating potential refrigerant leak or airflow restriction. Documented existing system condition including deteriorated insulation, corroded heat exchanger, and moisture-related issues throughout mechanical compartment requiring full system replacement.
Conducted comprehensive electrical inspection of residential crawl space and mechanical room installations. Verified proper routing and securing of yellow electrical conduit with appropriate mounting clips to floor joists, ensuring compliance with code requirements for protection and support spacing. Inspected junction box installation in mechanical area with gray conduit entry points, confirmed wire connections utilizing red and black terminal blocks, and verified proper box mounting to wall surface. Documented all electrical components, conduit pathways, and wire management systems through detailed photography for record-keeping purposes. All observed installations met current electrical code standards for residential applications.
Completed full HVAC system installation including 96% efficiency furnace, air conditioning unit, air scrubber, and 8000 BTU capacity equipment. Installed new disconnect box with Littelfuse FLNR 30A Class RK5 time-delay dual element fuses rated for 250 VAC, mounted weatherproof DiversiTech utility enclosure on exterior wall with proper conduit routing including insulated refrigerant lines and PVC drainage. System tested and operational upon completion.
Performed comprehensive system evaluation for dual HVAC installation where one system was inoperative. Assessed full system replacement options and provided detailed estimates for air conditioning equipment upgrades to restore complete climate control functionality to the property.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential split system air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. Utilized digital multimeter to test electrical parameters and verify system operation. Inspected refrigerant lines, ductwork insulation, and overall equipment condition in attic installation. Unit showed signs of age with weathered exterior cabinet and oxidation on copper refrigerant lines. Identified and resolved issue preventing cooling operation. System restored to normal function with proper airflow and temperature output confirmed.
Responded to service call regarding air filter concern. Upon inspection, located HVAC system with FlexiBlox components and verified filter condition and accessibility. Assessed unit operation and provided customer guidance on proper filter maintenance procedures.
Replaced defective control board under warranty on HVAC system. Removed failed circuit board from control panel enclosure and installed new green PCB with all electronic components properly seated. Reconnected all multi-colored wiring harnesses to appropriate terminals on new board, including power supply connections, blower motor leads, and sensor wires. Verified all wire connections were secure at both board connectors and wire terminals. Tested system operation to confirm proper functionality of new control board and all connected components.
Completed cooling tune-up on Carrier furnace system with air handler in basement utility area. Performed standard maintenance inspection, verified system operation, and recorded supply air temperature of 75.0°F at the ductwork. All equipment functioning properly with no issues identified during the service visit.
Returned for second visit to complete warranty replacement of defective condenser fan motor. Successfully removed failed motor, installed new OEM replacement unit, verified proper rotation and amperage draw, and tested system operation to ensure cooling performance restored to manufacturer specifications.
Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor components including Aprilaire humidifier integration, verified refrigerant line integrity, checked electrical connections, and confirmed system operational parameters meet manufacturer specifications.
Conducted system evaluation for residential HVAC unit experiencing no cooling condition. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace and air handler components, including compressor, evaporator coil assembly, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. Documented existing equipment configuration and condition through detailed photography of internal components and installation layout in crawl space area. Presented replacement options to customer, who indicated they will be obtaining additional estimates before proceeding with system replacement.
Completed full HVAC system replacement estimate for residential installation due to cracked drain pan in existing system. Assessed current Rheem furnace and air handler configuration in basement utility area, documented equipment conditions, ductwork connections, refrigerant line routing, condensate drainage system, and overall mechanical room layout to provide comprehensive replacement options for complete heating and cooling system.
Completed routine cooling system maintenance visit on residential air conditioning unit. Inspected electrical connections at terminal block, verifying secure wire terminations and proper grounding. Measured ambient temperature at equipment location reading 62.0°F. All electrical components showed normal wear patterns with connections intact and functioning within specifications. System operational and ready for cooling season.
Completed preventive maintenance service on Rheem cooling system. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, measuring amperage draw at 19.52A and capacitance reading at 5.03 MFD on system components. Inspected condenser unit, verified proper electrical connections, and tested all operating parameters. System operating within normal specifications upon completion of scheduled maintenance visit.
Responded to callback for non-operational air conditioning system following previous service visit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit and confirmed system malfunction. Inspected electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and component operation to identify root cause of continued cooling failure.
Responded to callback for recurring freezing issue following recent TXV replacement. Upon arrival, confirmed frost accumulation around outdoor unit. Performed system diagnostics and measured refrigerant charge using calibrated digital scale. System evaluation indicated potential refrigerant imbalance or secondary restriction in refrigerant circuit causing freeze-up condition to persist after previous valve replacement.
