Heating, AC & Plumbing Services in Mentor, OH

Responded to service call for non-operational air conditioning system approximately one year old. Upon arrival, conducted diagnostic evaluation of the outdoor condensing unit and associated electrical components. Inspected electrical disconnect box, generator transfer switch connections, and conduit routing to verify proper power supply to the AC system. Identified and resolved the issue preventing unit operation, restoring full cooling functionality to the system.

Conducted comprehensive evaluation of 32-year-old HVAC system for full replacement estimate. Assessed existing exterior condenser unit, electrical disconnect components, refrigerant line routing with insulation, and documented installation challenges including refrigerant lines running through 5-foot crawlspace access area. Photographed current equipment configuration, line set covers, electrical connections, and foundation-level installation conditions to provide detailed replacement options for customer consideration.

Conducted on-site evaluation for complete cooling system replacement of existing Unico system. Assessed current electrical panel capacity and circuit availability to determine compatibility with potential heat pump installation. Documented existing infrastructure including ductwork configuration in basement utility area and electrical service specifications to provide comprehensive replacement options for transitioning from air conditioning to heat pump technology.

Installed new Rinnai tankless water heater with complete venting system using white PVC piping and proper copper supply line connections with isolation valves. Unit was professionally mounted, tested, and integrated with existing HVAC system to ensure optimal performance and code compliance.

Responded to no cooling call on 10+ year old HVAC system. Diagnosed failed contactor preventing compressor operation. Removed defective contactor showing signs of age and wear, replaced with new unit, and restored system to normal cooling operation. Contacted customer to review findings and completed repair.

# HVAC Cooling System Maintenance Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit as part of ongoing recurring service agreement. Conducted electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings at the disconnect box, confirming system electrical integrity. Inspected control wiring including power and low-voltage connections, verifying all wire terminations were secure and properly configured. Measured system operating parameters to ensure equipment was functioning within manufacturer specifications. Cleaned debris and organic material from unit base and surrounding area to maintain proper airflow and prevent potential drainage issues. Verified refrigerant line connections and inspected coil condition. System operating normally with no deficiencies noted upon completion of scheduled maintenance visit.

Performed comprehensive cooling season tune-up on residential HVAC system. Conducted thorough inspection of outdoor condensing unit, verifying proper operation of compressor, condenser fan motor, and contactor. Inspected and documented control board condition, noting all electronic components, relay modules, and low-voltage wiring connections were secure and functioning correctly. Verified capacitor specifications and electrical connections at terminal blocks. All system components found operating within normal parameters with no signs of wear, damage, or deterioration requiring immediate attention.

Returned to complete condenser jacket replacement on residential air conditioning unit and performed thorough coil wash to restore optimal heat transfer efficiency. Unit is now operating properly with new protective housing installed and cleaned condenser coil ensuring proper airflow and system performance.

Completed installation of heat pump system with air handler and humidifier. Installed 60-amp double-pole circuit breakers in main electrical panel to provide dedicated power supply for new HVAC equipment. Ran electrical conductors from panel to equipment locations, terminated all connections at breaker terminals and load-side terminal lugs, and verified proper wire sizing and circuit protection for heat pump specifications.

Responded to service call for tankless water heater delivering cool water instead of hot water. Upon inspection, diagnosed and resolved issue, restoring full hot water functionality to the unit. System tested and verified operating properly before completing service.

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical measurements with clamp meter, recording amp draw and system diagnostics. Measured supply air temperature at 53.1°F, confirming proper cooling operation. Inspected all accessible components, verified system performance within manufacturer specifications, and documented conditions with photographic evidence. Unit operating normally with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Replaced failed compressor on residential air conditioning system. Recovered refrigerant using recovery machine, removed defective compressor, installed new compressor unit, pressure tested system for leaks, evacuated system with vacuum pump, and recharged with proper refrigerant charge per manufacturer specifications. System tested and operational upon completion.

Conducted site assessment for HVAC system replacement on existing 1995 Trane heat pump and air handler unit located in basement with easy access. Evaluated electrical panel capacity and existing ductwork configuration, documented current equipment specifications, and provided pricing options for basic replacement system suitable for property being sold within the year.

Responded to cooling system failure on 11-year-old heat pump with frozen copper refrigerant lines and evaporator coil. Upon arrival, confirmed ice buildup on suction line and indoor coil assembly. Diagnosed root cause as restricted airflow due to severely clogged air filter and dirty evaporator coil reducing heat exchange efficiency. Shut down system to allow complete ice thaw, replaced air filter, and cleaned evaporator coil. Verified proper airflow restoration, checked refrigerant charge levels, and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation with no further freezing observed.

Responded to no cooling complaint on system with airflow but no cool air output. Performed diagnostic evaluation and identified dirty blower wheel as contributing factor affecting system performance. Provided customer education on common causes of blower wheel contamination including lack of filter replacement, leaky return ducts, and insufficient maintenance, as well as potential consequences such as reduced efficiency and increased operating costs. Discussed benefits of preventative maintenance program including regular inspections, duct and blower wheel cleaning assessments, thermostat verification, electrical component testing, and heat exchanger diagnostics to maintain optimal system comfort and efficiency.

Responded to no-cool complaint where system was continuously running without shutting off. Inspected outdoor condensing unit electrical connections and start relay components, then evaluated indoor air handler and associated refrigerant lines and controls. Diagnosed thermostat control issue preventing proper system cycling and restored normal operation with equipment shutting off at setpoint as designed.

Performed routine HVAC cooling maintenance inspection with focus on electrical components. Accessed outdoor condensing unit and inspected dual capacitor assembly, verifying proper connections and terminal integrity across all wire harnesses including compressor and fan motor circuits. Examined indoor air handler system including UV-C light purification unit, confirming operational status and proper installation of all electrical safety devices and associated PVC drainage lines.

Responded to return service call for mini split system with no cooling condition where outdoor condenser unit was intermittently shutting down. Upon inspection, found outdoor unit's condenser coil heavily contaminated with dirt and debris buildup between fins, significantly restricting airflow and causing unit to overheat and cycle off on safety controls. Coil also showed evidence of corrosion along edges and rust staining on cabinet panels, indicating extended exposure to environmental elements without proper maintenance. Removed top cover to access internal components and documented condition of condenser coil assembly and fan section, noting accumulated dust and oxidation on metal surfaces throughout unit. Heavy debris accumulation between coil fins was identified as primary cause of reduced heat transfer efficiency, leading to high head pressure and thermal shutdown of compressor.

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance on two HVAC systems in accordance with preventative maintenance program. Performed comprehensive inspection of both cooling units, including temperature differential measurements, visual inspection of furnace and ductwork connections, and verification of proper equipment operation. All systems found to be functioning within normal operating parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Responded to follow-up service call for no hot water condition following previous visit. Upon inspection, diagnosed issue with A.O. Smith tanked water heater and performed necessary repairs to restore hot water functionality. Unit tested and confirmed operational upon completion.