HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Inspected furnace unit and HVAC components, replaced 20x25x1 air filter, and verified proper airflow through ductwork. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no issues identified during inspection.

Responded to service call for non-functioning thermostat displaying blank screen and intermittent "internet not connected" error messages. Inspected electrical panel and documented circuit breaker configuration, including dedicated A/C circuit breaker position. Verified proper electrical supply to HVAC system and thermostat wiring connections.

Performed comprehensive electrical panel inspection and service. Evaluated circuit breaker arrangement, verified proper wire connections throughout the panel including main power feeds and branch circuits, and documented the condition of all electrical components. All circuits, breakers, and wire terminations were assessed for safety and code compliance.

Completed installation of Unico air handler system in attic space. Unit was positioned and secured in existing attic location with proper clearances maintained for service access. Refrigerant lines were routed and connected to the air handler, with copper tubing properly insulated and secured. Electrical connections were terminated at control panel with appropriate conduit installation. Flexible ductwork was installed and secured with proper support strapping throughout the attic space. All equipment was tested for proper operation and system performance verified upon completion.

Completed comprehensive interior electrical work throughout the residence, including installation and replacement of outlets, switches, and associated wiring. All interior electrical components were upgraded and tested for proper functionality, with the exception of the outdoor outlet which was excluded from this service scope per customer request.

Completed warranty service for previous rewire installation. Addressed electrical outlet concerns, verified conduit routing and connections, and ensured all junction boxes and receptacles were properly secured and functioning. Documented existing conditions including plumbing infrastructure proximity and wall penetrations for quality assurance records.

Replaced failed condenser fan motor and capacitor on residential AC unit. Installed new combined disconnect/voltage monitor/surge protector assembly to provide enhanced electrical protection and system monitoring capabilities for the condensing unit.

Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance on residential HVAC system, including both indoor furnace unit and outdoor condensing unit. Performed visual inspection of all accessible components, verified proper operation of CoreSense Diagnostics module, capacitor, compressor, and electrical connections. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed installation of new air handler unit in attic space with associated ductwork and insulation. System includes black flexible insulated duct runs and metallic silver components with reflective insulation material, all properly secured to structural framing. Temperature verification pending to confirm proper system operation.

Performed routine maintenance inspection on Generac generator unit. Documented condition of undercarriage components including oil filter, mounting hardware, fuel lines, and electrical connections, all of which appeared in functional condition with normal operational wear.

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance on outdoor condenser unit. Unit exterior was found heavily coated with accumulated dirt, debris, and dust that had significantly obstructed airflow through the protective grille and condenser coils. Thoroughly rinsed and cleaned condenser coils and exterior housing to remove all buildup and restore proper airflow capacity. Unit returned to normal operational condition with improved heat transfer efficiency.

Performed routine cooling system maintenance on HVAC unit. Inspected condenser fan motor assembly, verified proper ventilation through motor housing, and checked electrical connections for security and integrity. Utilized digital clamp meter to measure motor amperage draw at 3.29 amps, confirming operation within manufacturer specifications. All electrical terminals and wire connections were found secure with no signs of overheating or deterioration. Motor assembly showed normal operational wear with adequate airflow through ventilation slots. System operating efficiently with no deficiencies noted.

Completed routine air conditioning tune-up on 15-year-old cooling system. Performed comprehensive maintenance including refrigerant line inspection, temperature differential measurements, and system performance evaluation. Unit operating within normal parameters with supply air temperature reading 55°F at time of service. Observed deterioration of foam insulation material on exterior refrigerant lines, which is consistent with age of system. All components functioning properly with no immediate repairs required at this time.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on residential HVAC system located in attic space, including Carrier air handler with electronic air cleaner. Performed standard maintenance procedures: inspected and tested all system components, verified proper operation of electronic air cleaner control panel, checked flexible ductwork connections for secure seals, examined condensate drainage system including PVC piping, and confirmed overall system functionality and airflow.

Responded to service call for aging boiler system with reported leak. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection and documented extensive corrosion throughout boiler components and associated piping. Found severe rust damage on multiple pipe sections, deteriorated insulation material, and compromised structural integrity of metal surfaces. Corrosion patterns indicated prolonged moisture exposure and age-related deterioration affecting both the unit's piping infrastructure and mounting surfaces. Photographed damaged areas showing flaking rust, peeling protective coatings, and compromised pipe insulation for documentation purposes. Advised customer that the boiler system has reached end of service life and requires replacement due to extensive corrosion and active leak condition presenting safety concerns.

Completed comprehensive first-year maintenance and system verification on two HVAC cooling units. Performed diagnostic testing on Copeland scroll compressor using CoreSense diagnostic equipment to assess compressor performance and electrical parameters. Provided customer instruction on programming Honeywell Home thermostats (models TH6320U2008, TH6220U2000, TH6210U2001) to enable separate weekend scheduling capabilities, demonstrating day-specific programming features available on existing equipment.

Returned to unit to replace defective mitigation board and sensor. Reinstalled and properly routed low voltage wiring to ensure secure connections and proper system operation.

Responded to no power call at residential property. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of exterior electrical components and service equipment. Previous service visit had been completed recently. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing exterior utility area including service connections and ground-level infrastructure. Customer reported ongoing power loss issue requiring further diagnostic evaluation.

# HVAC Cooling Maintenance Summary Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential air conditioning system located in attic space. Performed comprehensive inspection of air handling unit, verified proper operation of digital control system, and checked refrigerant lines and condensate drainage. Notable finding: observed frost accumulation on evaporator coil fins and refrigerant tubing, indicating potential airflow restriction or refrigerant charge issue requiring monitoring during future service visits. # Detailed Work Performed Accessed attic-mounted HVAC equipment and conducted thorough visual inspection of air handling unit and associated components. Verified digital control panel functionality with illuminated display showing active operation. Examined condensate drain lines (white PVC piping) for proper installation and drainage capability. Inspected evaporator coil assembly, noting visible frost and ice accumulation on finned heat exchanger surfaces and refrigerant

Responded to service call for boiler system with reported leaking pipe above furnace. Upon inspection, identified leak at pipe connection point above boiler unit, documented condition of affected components showing corrosion and wear at junction fittings. Completed diagnostic assessment and captured photographic documentation of leak source and surrounding mechanical connections for service records.