HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

Responded to no cooling call where system would not turn on. Upon arrival, inspected Halcyon inverter air handler unit located in attic space. Found significant condensation accumulation on supply ductwork and verified unit operational status. Documented equipment condition with photos showing moisture on insulated ductwork and air handler installation.

Completed comprehensive cooling season tune-up on five HVAC units. Performed diagnostic testing using calibrated instruments to measure system performance parameters, including temperature differentials and electrical readings across all units. All systems evaluated and found operating within manufacturer specifications.

Completed preventive maintenance inspection on residential HVAC cooling system. Performed comprehensive evaluation of furnace unit, ductwork connections, and air distribution components in basement mechanical room and attic space. Verified proper operation of all system components, inspected flexible and rigid ductwork for secure connections and adequate sealing, and confirmed accessibility for future service needs.

Responded to cooling complaint on less than one-year-old Amana system unable to maintain temperature setpoint. Addressed recurring condensate drain pan issue by vacuuming drain line, which cleared blockage and restored proper drainage. Performed system diagnostics using field measurement equipment to assess airflow and cooling performance, noting reduced air delivery compared to expected output for unit size.

# HVAC Cooling Maintenance Summary Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace and air handler units, verified proper operation of all components, checked refrigerant lines and insulation integrity, and inspected condensate drainage system including PVC piping for proper flow and connections. # Detailed Work Performed Conducted routine cooling season maintenance on HVAC system consisting of furnace and air handler units mounted on concrete block foundation in basement utility area. Performed visual inspection of both units, confirming secure mounting and proper clearances. Verified all manufacturer labels and energy guide information remained legible and intact. Inspected refrigerant lines running between units, checking copper line insulation for deterioration or damage. Confirmed brown foam insulation wrap remained secure and intact along vertical refrigerant line run. Checked for signs of refrigerant lea

Responded to service call for non-operational air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment using refrigerant manifold and micron gauge to measure system pressures, superheat, subcooling, and saturation temperatures. Readings indicated system required further evaluation to determine root cause of failure and restore cooling operation.

Responded to service call for thermostat communication failure with air conditioning system following recent maintenance visit. Arrived on site, verified loss of communication between thermostat and outdoor condensing unit, and successfully diagnosed and restored system connectivity.

Responded to service call regarding damaged insulation on exterior refrigerant line set. Upon arrival, inspected the outdoor condensing unit and associated copper refrigerant piping. Found the black foam insulation on the suction line had been severely cut and compromised, exposing the copper tubing to ambient conditions. Replaced the damaged insulation section with new foam pipe insulation, ensuring proper coverage and sealing to prevent condensation and maintain system efficiency. Verified all refrigerant lines were properly protected and secured.

Completed HVAC estimate for Unico system replacement in attic space of home currently equipped with boiler heat and no existing cooling system. Assessed installation requirements for compact high-velocity air handler with insulated ductwork routing through attic rafters, including evaluation of condensate pump placement, PVC drain line configuration, and electrical supply requirements for new cooling equipment. Documented existing attic conditions, structural support platform, and available space for proposed system installation.

Completed installation of a new 80% efficiency furnace and air conditioning system as a secondary HVAC unit for the residence. The exterior AC condenser unit, an Amana brand model, was positioned on a concrete pad against the building foundation alongside the existing system, with proper electrical disconnects mounted on the exterior wall and conduit connections installed per code. Inside the basement mechanical room, installed the new furnace with complete ductwork distribution system extending from the unit to service the designated zones. All refrigerant lines were run between the indoor and outdoor components, properly insulated and secured. System was charged to manufacturer specifications, tested for proper airflow and temperature differential, and verified all electrical connections and safety controls are functioning correctly. Both heating and cooling modes were cycled and confirmed operational.

Upgraded existing humidifier system by removing the previous 600 model and installing an Aprilaire Model 700 whole-home humidifier mounted to the supply ductwork. Installed safety switch in the utility area between the water heater and furnace to provide proper overflow protection. Connected humidifier to water supply line using copper tubing and integrated unit with existing HVAC ductwork. Routed electrical wiring to humidifier control panel and verified proper operation of all components. All plumbing connections secured and tested for leaks, with PVC drainage properly configured to safety switch location.

Responded to cooling complaint where system was unable to reach setpoint of 72°F and only dropped to 77°F overnight. Upon arrival, connected refrigerant manifold gauges to assess system pressures and temperatures. Diagnostic testing revealed low refrigerant charge, consistent with previous service history. Checked for leaks, performed pressure and temperature measurements across the system using digital manifold with micron gauge capability. Added refrigerant to manufacturer specifications and verified proper subcooling and superheat values. System tested and confirmed cooling properly to setpoint after service completion.

Completed routine HVAC cooling maintenance on air handler unit located in attic space. Inspected unit components, verified proper operation of all systems, checked drain line functionality, and confirmed all safety labels and specifications were intact and legible.

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on Unico high-velocity cooling system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using specialized testing equipment, verified electrical connections and capacitor operation, and confirmed all components are functioning within manufacturer specifications. System is operating efficiently with no issues identified.

Conducted on-site evaluation for HVAC system replacement involving two complete heating and cooling systems and two additional air conditioning units, all experiencing no cooling issues. Assessed existing Luxaire furnace and associated ductwork, water heater connections, and mechanical infrastructure in basement utility area to provide replacement options and specifications for multiple system upgrades.

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential split-system air conditioning unit. Inspected attic-mounted air handler with attached flexible ductwork and verified proper installation of condensate drain line and refrigerant lines. Examined outdoor condensing unit, checking capacitor connections and verifying all electrical wiring terminals were secure with proper color-coded connections intact. All components found to be in functional operating condition with no deficiencies requiring immediate attention.

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Inspected refrigerant lines, filter drier, and electrical connections at condensing unit. All components found to be operating within normal parameters with proper connections secured and system ready for continued operation.

Completed cooling season tune-up on HVAC system. Inspected blower assembly and found moderate dust accumulation on squirrel cage fan blades; cleaned and verified proper rotation. Examined electrical connections in junction box, noting all wire terminations secure at terminal blocks. Observed rust staining on mounting surface near condensate area, indicating previous moisture exposure though currently dry. System tested and operating within normal parameters.

Responded to water leak complaint following recent air handler installation. Upon arrival, retrieved wet switch from shop as needed for repair. Customer reported water intrusion into bathroom from newly installed air handler unit. Inspected ceiling-mounted bathroom ventilation assembly and accessed attic space above affected area. Found evidence of moisture damage on attic flooring near air handler location, with visible water staining and wet spots present. Observed condensate drain line routing and identified improper drainage as likely cause of leak. Addressed drainage issue and installed wet switch to prevent future overflow conditions. Verified proper condensate removal and confirmed no active leaking upon completion of repairs.

Conducted on-site assessment of two non-operational furnace systems in crawl space and basement areas. Documented existing HVAC infrastructure including galvanized metal ductwork, flexible ducting, and equipment positioning for replacement estimate purposes. Provided comprehensive evaluation and replacement recommendations based on system failures and customer's expressed intent to proceed with new equipment installation.