P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling has kept Shaker Heights homeowners comfortable since 1936. We’re experts in climate control who have consistently earned the loyalty and trust of customers by exceeding expectations with best-in-class technicians, reliable service, and custom solutions.
Whether it’s through our preventative maintenance plans, installation of heating and cooling systems, or efficient and effective HVAC repair throughout Shaker Heights, our flexibility, professionalism, industry knowledge, and friendly staff have made all the difference for more than 80 years.
Contact our local HVAC company for repair, replacement, and maintenance services in the Shaker Heights, Ohio area.
Heating Services In Shaker Heights

P.K. Wadsworth is the leading HVAC company in Cleveland, providing heating services in Shaker Heights. From heating system repair to replacement, we’ll perform necessary tasks to keep your system in prime condition while providing you the peace of mind that your home heating is as reliable, safe and efficient as possible. P.K. Wadsworth offers the following heating services:
- Furnace installation
- Furnace replacement
- Furnace maintenance
- Furnace repair
- Boiler installation
- Boiler replacement
- Boiler maintenance
- Boiler repair
- Heat pump installation
- Heat pump replacement
- Heat pump maintenance
- Heat pump repair
Contact us to schedule top-rated heating services, such as furnace repair, heating replacement, and heating installation in Shaker Heights!
Air Conditioning Services In Shaker Heights
With P.K. Wadsworth, an HVAC technician will assess your Shaker Heights home, budget, and comfort preferences. In order to keep you and your family comfortable—even when the temperatures are reaching record highs—we offer the following air conditioner services in Shaker Heights:
- Air conditioner installation
- Air conditioner replacement
- Air conditioner maintenance
- Air conditioner repair
- Ductless system installation
- Ductless system replacement
- Ductless system maintenance
- Ductless system repair
- Heat pump installation
- Heat pump replacement
- Heat pump maintenance
- Heat pump repair
- Contact our local HVAC company to schedule air conditioner services, such as AC repair, replacement, and maintenance in Shaker Heights!
Indoor Air Quality In Shaker Heights, Ohio

Many people are surprised to learn that indoor air can be many times more polluted than outdoor air. That’s because most buildings today are sealed tight to keep heated and cooled air from leaking out. Although this conserves energy, it can create indoor air that’s infested with invisible pollutants that adversely affect health and well-being. Keep the air quality in your Shaker Heights home as clean as possible with our top-rated indoor air quality services.
When you need indoor air quality services in Shaker Heights, there’s only one name you need to know—P.K. Wadsworth.
Choose P.K. Wadsworth As Your Shaker Heights HVAC Company
P.K. Wadsworth has one of the most experienced HVAC companies in Shaker Heights, Ohio. All of our heating and cooling professionals are trained and certified to work on most heating and air conditioning systems, regardless of the brand. From heating replacement to AC repair in Shaker Heights, you can trust our team to get the job done right.
Contact our local HVAC company to schedule heating or air conditioning services throughout Shaker Heights—including AC or furnace repair, HVAC replacement, and HVAC maintenance.
P.K. Wadsworth Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electric has completed 20 jobs in Shaker Heights, OH between June 2026 and July 2026. The most recent job was on July 2, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Shaker Heights, OH
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Completed installation of ductless mini-split heat pump system with indoor wall-mounted air handler unit installed in living space and line set routed through basement utility area to outdoor condenser location. Electrical connection deferred to scheduled follow-up appointment per customer coordination requirements.
Responded to no cooling call with thermostat displaying "open start circuit" error. Upon inspection, tested the run capacitor using a digital MFD tester which confirmed capacitor failure with abnormal readings. Replaced defective dual run capacitor, verified all electrical connections were secure, and confirmed system returned to normal operation with error cleared.
Responded to return service call for frozen window AC unit. Upon arrival, allowed system to fully defrost before conducting inspection. Examined evaporator coil assembly and refrigerant lines, noting copper piping configuration and insulation condition. Identified significant corrosion and rust buildup on pipe joints and connections, particularly at coupling points where moisture accumulation had caused surface deterioration. Documented deteriorated metal components with photographic evidence showing oxidation patterns and compromised pipe integrity. Unit successfully defrosted and inspected for underlying causes of freeze-up condition related to corroded components and potential airflow restrictions.
Responded to no cooling complaint and diagnosed failed blower motor assembly with severe corrosion damage to housing and internal components. Removed deteriorated blower unit showing extensive rust on metal framework and cracked plastic housing, replaced with new assembly, and restored proper airflow to system.
Completed HVAC estimate for air conditioning system replacement in residential property. Assessed existing basement mechanical room infrastructure, including electrical panels, ductwork configuration, and available space for new AC installation. Documented current conditions of utility area showing aged electrical systems, existing furnace with overhead ductwork, and water heater to determine compatibility and requirements for new cooling equipment integration with existing HVAC infrastructure.
Responded to callback for recurring E2 error code on whole-home dehumidifier unit that was previously serviced. Inspected dehumidifier control board, electrical connections, and drainage system to diagnose the service required error message. Documented system configuration with air handler and dehumidifier installation, verified proper wiring connections and flexible ductwork connections to both units.
Completed comprehensive electrical inspection of residential property, examining both interior utility area and exterior electrical service equipment. Interior inspection focused on basement electrical systems, including evaluation of conduit installations, junction boxes, and proper code compliance of exposed wiring runs along structural framing. Exterior inspection involved thorough assessment of main electrical service panel, meter housing, circuit breaker configuration, and associated conduit connections. Verified proper installation of PVC and metal conduit systems connecting utility components. Documented current conditions of all electrical equipment with photographs for record-keeping purposes. All observed systems were evaluated for safety and code compliance.
Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance on two HVAC systems. Performed diagnostic testing on both units, including temperature and humidity measurements using calibrated digital instrumentation to verify proper system operation. Inspected ductwork installations in attic space, examining flexible and rigid duct sections, insulation integrity, and proper sealing of all connections. All systems found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Replaced HVAC air filter with new 20x25 pleated filter to maintain proper system airflow and efficiency. Verified thermostat operation and confirmed system cooling properly at 69 degrees.
Returned to residential location to complete warranty capacitor replacement on outdoor condensing unit. Removed failed capacitor and installed new Breeze33 dual run capacitor, reconnecting all color-coded wiring leads to proper terminals. Verified secure electrical connections and proper wire routing within equipment cabinet before restoring unit to service.
Performed preventive maintenance on outdoor condensing unit found with significantly obstructed airflow due to heavy vegetation overgrowth and debris accumulation on condenser coils. Cleared dense plant growth from around and through unit housing, removed dirt and debris buildup from mesh grille and cooling fins, and restored proper clearance around equipment to ensure adequate ventilation and optimal system efficiency.
Responded to no cooling complaint on rooftop HVAC unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of condensing unit and system operation. Documented equipment condition and rooftop installation with photos showing unit placement, electrical disconnect, and surrounding rooftop environment for service records.
Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Performed standard inspection of air handler unit, replaced air filters with new pleated media filters, and verified proper airflow through the system. Measured and recorded refrigerant temperatures using digital testing equipment, confirming system operating parameters were within normal range at 67.2°F. All components inspected and found to be functioning properly with no issues identified during this maintenance visit.
Responded to no cooling complaint for upstairs unit in a dual-zone residential system. Customer reported inadequate cooling to second floor while downstairs unit operated normally, along with water leakage from one unit damaging furniture. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of both HVAC systems to identify the source of cooling failure and water intrusion issue affecting the upstairs zone.
Completed preventive maintenance on two residential cooling systems as part of ongoing service plan. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace and air handling equipment, verified operational parameters, and documented system readings with digital instrumentation showing 638°F at measurement point. All equipment found operating within normal specifications with no deficiencies requiring immediate attention.
Completed air conditioning system add-on installation to existing furnace in basement mechanical room. Unit installed and connected to ductwork system, with electrical work coordinated and finalized. System tested and operational, with balance collected upon completion.
Performed routine cooling maintenance on outdoor Unico air conditioning system. Inspected electrical components including contactor, capacitor, and wiring connections within the control compartment, and evaluated overall unit condition including fan assembly and exterior housing. Appointment was rescheduled from original date to complete the preventive maintenance service.
Responded to service call for attic air conditioning unit causing water leakage through kitchen ceiling in three locations following recent maintenance visit. Inspected evaporator coil and condensate drainage system, identifying blocked condensate drain line as source of overflow. Cleared obstruction from primary drain line, verified proper drainage flow, and tested condensate pump operation. Examined condenser coil fins and blower motor assembly for any installation issues from previous service. Confirmed system cooling properly with no refrigerant leaks and all components operating within manufacturer specifications.
# HVAC Cooling Maintenance Summary
Completed routine cooling system maintenance on residential Amana HVAC unit located in basement utility area. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace and air conditioning components, verified proper operation of all system controls, and documented temperature readings at supply ductwork measuring 55°F, confirming adequate cooling performance.
# Detailed Service Report
Performed seasonal preventive maintenance on residential forced-air cooling system with Amana brand equipment. Conducted thorough visual inspection of furnace cabinet, verifying all manufacturer labels and safety warnings remained intact and legible. Inspected PVC intake and exhaust vent piping for proper connections, secure mounting, and absence of blockages or damage.
Examined sheet metal ductwork connections to main unit, confirming structural integrity and proper sealing at joints. Verified electrical connections and copper refrigerant lines showed no signs of damage, corro
Completed scheduled cooling maintenance on Unico high-velocity HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of blower module, verified proper operation of 1/2 HP motor, checked electrical connections at 120/208-230V specifications, inspected refrigerant lines and insulation integrity, and confirmed all safety labels and manufacturer specifications were clearly visible and equipment was operating within normal parameters.