HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance on residential HVAC system located in attic space. Performed full system inspection of air handler unit, replaced air filters, verified proper operation of condensate drain lines and pump assembly, and tested all electrical connections and controls. All components found to be functioning within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Returned to property to perform comprehensive refrigerant leak search on Unico System air handler located in attic space. Upon inspection, discovered significant frost and ice accumulation on suction line, indicating active refrigerant leak and loss of system charge. Conducted thorough leak detection procedures, identifying leak location on copper refrigerant piping. Documented frost buildup and system conditions with photographic evidence for service records.

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance on Unico high-velocity air conditioning system. Inspected and replaced air filter, verified system operation using digital diagnostic meter, and checked flexible ductwork connections in attic space. All components functioning within normal parameters upon completion of preventative maintenance visit.

Conducted site assessment for mini-split air conditioning system installation as an add-on to existing boiler heating system. Evaluated outdoor patio area and basement utility space to determine optimal placement for outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler, reviewed electrical requirements, and discussed multiple configuration options with property owner for implementing ductless AC solution.

Completed preventive maintenance service on two Unico HVAC cooling systems as part of ongoing seasonal maintenance program. Performed comprehensive inspection of both outdoor condenser units including Bryant equipment, verified proper refrigerant levels, cleaned condenser coils, checked electrical connections, and tested system operation. Measured and documented system temperatures with readings indicating proper cooling performance at 49.5°F. Both units operating within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.

Arrived on-site to perform scheduled cooling maintenance on two HVAC systems. Upon inspection, determined that furnace units were inoperable, preventing completion of full system maintenance at this time. Documented outdoor condenser unit condition and internal electrical components including capacitor and diagnostic module, then coordinated rescheduling of service for later in the week to address furnace issues and complete comprehensive maintenance on both systems.

Conducted comprehensive site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement. Documented existing exterior equipment location and assessed attic space conditions, including current ductwork configuration, copper refrigerant line routing, and structural accessibility for new equipment installation. Provided replacement options to customer based on observed system layout and installation requirements.

Responded to emergency no-cooling call and performed diagnostic inspection of residential HVAC system. Upon accessing the unit and removing panels, conducted thorough examination of internal components including blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and control board. Inspected wiring throughout the system, noting multiple wire connections between furnace components and air conditioning controls. Evaluated capacitor, control module, and associated electrical components for proper operation. Documented system condition with photographs showing internal cabinet layout, blower assembly, and electrical control components for service records.

Responded to no cooling call for downstairs Unico system. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and electrical components, including inspection of capacitor, CoreSense control module, and associated wiring connections. System assessed and restored to proper cooling operation.

Responded to no cooling call and performed system diagnostics. Inspected electrical components in outdoor unit and found capacitor operational with all wire connections secure. Tested contactor functionality and verified proper electrical operation. System restored to normal cooling operation. Presented maintenance program information to customer outlining preventative maintenance benefits and available service options.

Responded to no cooling complaint on attic-mounted air conditioning system in home with two HVAC systems. Accessed attic unit via fold-down ladder, inspected air handler and associated ductwork, and provided equipment replacement options to address the cooling failure.

Responded to service call for thermostat malfunction following battery replacement on 10-year-old Honeywell Home ProSeries unit. Diagnosed improper thermostat operation resulting in loss of cooling function; unit displaying incorrect behavior and failing to control AC system. Performed troubleshooting and corrective maintenance to restore proper thermostat functionality and cooling operation.

Responded to customer concern regarding inadequate gravel support beneath air conditioning condenser unit. Upon inspection, found one corner of the condenser pad had insufficient pebble base material, creating an unstable foundation. Added and leveled gravel beneath the affected corner to ensure proper support and prevent future settling or tilting of the unit. Verified condenser unit was level and stable on all corners after adjustment. Unit operating normally with no mechanical issues identified.

Performed comprehensive cooling system maintenance on residential HVAC unit prior to customer's extended travel. Upon arrival, discovered significant condensation issue on interior ceiling with surface temperature reading of 88.8°F, indicating inadequate insulation or air sealing around ductwork causing moisture accumulation on wood planking. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, which showed normal operating condition with proper placement on composite pad and adequate clearance from brick structure. Completed standard maintenance protocol including visual inspection of all accessible components, verified unit functionality, and documented environmental concerns for follow-up regarding excessive interior condensation that requires attention to prevent potential mold growth or structural damage during customer's absence.

Completed first-year cooling maintenance on Goodman HVAC system including outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical components, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and all mechanical systems with all equipment found operating within normal parameters. Unit tested and confirmed to be functioning properly with no issues identified during this preventative maintenance visit.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system with weak airflow. Upon inspection, identified dirty blower wheel as primary cause of reduced air circulation. Provided customer education on common causes of blower wheel contamination, including lack of filter replacement, unsealed return ducts, and insufficient system maintenance. Explained potential consequences of neglected blower wheel maintenance, including possible blower motor failure, duct system issues, and decreased system efficiency. Discussed benefits of blower wheel cleaning, emphasizing improved indoor air quality, reduced energy consumption, extended equipment lifespan, and quieter system operation. Presented preventative maintenance program options to address ongoing system care, including regular inspections of thermostat operation, ductwork condition, electrical components, and heat exchanger integrity.

Responded to emergency no-cool call on a 6-year-old central air conditioning system where the condenser fan was not operating. Upon arrival, inspected the outdoor condensing unit and identified a failed dual run capacitor exhibiting visible corrosion and rust deterioration on the cylindrical housing. The capacitor showed significant environmental wear consistent with outdoor exposure. Verified electrical connections and wiring integrity at the component. Replaced the defective capacitor with manufacturer-specified replacement unit rated at 407/21V, 250VAC. Tested system operation and confirmed condenser fan motor startup and proper rotation. Verified cooling cycle initiation and normal compressor operation. System restored to full cooling functionality.

Completed cooling system tune-up on residential HVAC unit, including inspection of indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard maintenance procedures, checked electrical components including capacitor and contactor assembly, inspected ductwork and filter access panel, and verified system operation. Customer declined recommended electrical safety inspection at time of service.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and verified system operation. Unit appeared to be in serviceable condition with proper installation on concrete pad and appropriate clearances maintained. Conducted standard troubleshooting procedures to identify cause of cooling failure and restore normal system operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on system less than 10 years old that had received maintenance service in May. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing of the outdoor unit's electrical components using capacitor testing equipment. Tested the compressor capacitor with digital meter to verify proper microfarad ratings and identify potential failure causing the cooling issue.