HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

Responded to a service call for a water heater leak. Upon inspection, identified a 20-year-old Bradford White "Defender" tank with significant bottom leakage. Diagnosed terminal failure requiring full replacement. Provided customer with replacement options and documented current installation configuration with photos for proper sizing and connection planning.

Performed heating maintenance on aging Carrier system (10+ years old). Serviced blower motor assembly and inspected electrical connections. Replaced air filter with new pleated media to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.

Performed routine heating maintenance on an aging system (10+ years old). Conducted combustion analysis with Testo 310 analyzer, measuring flue temperature at 131° with carbon monoxide levels at 18 ppm, which falls within acceptable parameters. Visual inspection of heat exchanger revealed normal condition with no signs of deterioration or cracks in the fins.

Responded to emergency service call for a severely leaking boiler. Upon inspection, identified water level issues as indicated by the gauge glass, which was below the safe minimum water line (5/8" above lowest visible part). Repaired leaking connections at pipe joints and restored proper water level in the system to manufacturer specifications.

Performed first-year heating maintenance on a basement-installed furnace with PVC venting system. Inspected Honeywell controller and thermostat functionality, confirming proper operation. System appears to be in good working condition with no issues identified.

Performed contracted maintenance service on water boiler system, including inspection of expansion tank, flow control valves, and circulator pump. Verified proper operation of all components in the heating system, with particular attention to the red boiler unit and associated piping network. All connections, valves, and fittings were examined and confirmed to be in normal working condition with no leaks or damage detected.

Returned to complete previously scheduled repair that was delayed due to frozen conditions. Successfully replaced pressure reducing valve (PRV) and backflow preventer on boiler system located in addition. Installed new components with proper connections to copper supply lines and verified system pressure readings were within normal operating range.

Performed electrical panel inspection and found disorganized wiring with multiple colored conductors (black, white, red, yellow, green) requiring proper organization. Identified and labeled all circuit breakers in the panel mounted on wooden wall structure, ensuring proper connections for safe operation and compliance with electrical code requirements.

Returned to complete scheduled repair by installing new sight glass on the system flow meter. Successfully replaced the damaged component and verified proper operation of the flow indicator assembly. All connections were pressure tested to ensure integrity of the system.

Completed warranty service by removing expired expansion tank from previous installation, requiring two technicians for approximately two hours. Observed and noted that third floor radiators require additional bleeding to ensure proper system function.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing furnace system in basement utility area. Evaluated aging unit mounted on concrete blocks with multiple duct connections and visible wear. Inspected electrical components in crawlspace, noting junction box condition and wiring requirements for potential replacement options. Documented furnace/AC replacement alternatives for client consideration.

Performed routine heating tune-up on residential HVAC system, including inspection of mechanical components and connections. Examined hot water heater installation with particular attention to copper piping, brass fittings, and pressure gauge readings. System pressure reading observed at 127, all components functioning within normal parameters.

Performed scheduled maintenance on water boiler system. Inspected burner tubes and heat exchanger for proper operation, noting some aging in the mounting surface with visible cracks. Examined expansion tanks and air eliminators connected to copper and PVC piping, observing minor corrosion on copper sections while confirming all components remain functional.

Completed estimate for replacement of 100-gallon Lochinvar water heater system located in basement utility room. Documented existing installation including copper piping configuration, inlet/outlet connections, and associated valves. Photographed current unit for accurate specifications to ensure proper sizing for replacement proposal.

Inspected master bathroom outlets following electrical inspection failure. Performed diagnostic assessment of circuit breaker panel and confirmed proper functionality of panel components. Documented Generac transfer switch installation and existing plumbing infrastructure for reference, but found no electrical issues at the panel that would explain the non-functioning bathroom outlets.

Completed routine maintenance on aging heating system (10+ years old). Inspected control box with green indicator light functioning properly and verified pressure readings on analog gauge were within normal parameters. System includes boiler unit with associated copper piping, circulator pump, and flue components - all operational with no immediate concerns identified.

Successfully completed garage heater replacement, installing a wall-mounted gas infrared heater with proper bracket support. Connected unit to existing gas line and verified proper operation with visible heating elements functioning correctly.

Diagnosed and serviced gas water heater that was not producing hot water; identified faulty thermocouple and replaced it to restore proper heating function. Also repaired leaking basement faucet valve by replacing worn washer and tightening connections. All systems tested and confirmed operational before departure.

Installed new sub-panel in garage and ran dedicated circuit for heater installation. Completed all connections to main panel, ensuring proper wire routing and circuit breaker installation. Verified functionality of new circuit and confirmed compatibility with existing electrical infrastructure.

Responded to emergency no-heat call for 15-year-old radiant boiler system. Diagnosed issue with circulation pump control module as indicated by status lights and inspected copper distribution piping. Successfully restored heat and hot water functionality after component replacement and system testing.