Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Services in Aurora, OH

Performed seasonal furnace maintenance, inspecting the 16x20x1 pleated air filter and confirming it was clean and free of damage or restriction. Measured component amperage with a true RMS clamp meter (approximately 4.70 A) to verify electrical operation, and visually inspected the control board, wiring, and terminal connections, finding no signs of frost, rust, or damage.

Removed the existing round dial thermostat and replaced it with a new wall-mounted thermostat. Disconnected and labeled the low-voltage control wiring (R, Y, and others) at the terminal block, then reconnected them to the new base plate and mounted it securely to the wall. Verified proper terminal connections and system operation following installation.

Responded to a no-heat call on the furnace and performed electrical diagnostics, using a true RMS clamp meter to verify low-voltage control circuit output (26.5 VAC at the transformer). Inspected the burner compartment, wiring harness connections, and pressure switches to evaluate the ignition and safety circuit sequence.

Performed a courtesy plumbing inspection of the natural gas water heater, including the temperature and pressure relief valve with copper discharge line, the copper supply piping and brass shut-off valve, the thermal expansion tank, and the galvanized flue vent connection at the draft hood. Components were found in place and properly configured, with light patina and residue noted at copper joints but no active leaks observed.

Responded to a no-heat call on a sub-10-year-old upright gas furnace where the thermostat displayed an error code and a one-hour power-down reset failed to restore operation. Inspected the furnace, gas supply, PVC intake/exhaust piping, condensate drain, and thermostat wiring, and verified the thermostat was powered and communicating at the unit, with no visible damage, corrosion, or obstructions noted. The unit was evaluated for the fault condition and the system was left in service with the customer advised on proper operation.

Performed a seasonal heating tune-up, inspecting the furnace cabinet, ductwork, and filter housing. Removed and inspected the pleated air filter, which showed discoloration and debris loading along the pleats, and recommended replacement to maintain proper airflow and system efficiency. Noted moisture staining on the floor near the adjacent water heater and condensate piping, and advised monitoring the area for a possible leak.

Responded to a no-heat call and performed electrical diagnostics on the furnace using a digital clamp meter to measure amperage draw on the motor circuit wiring within the blower compartment. Inspected the cabinet interior, including the inducer/blower assembly, control wiring, and condensate PVC piping, to isolate the cause of the heat failure.

Assessed the basement for an electrical estimate covering outlet replacement and fixture changes, noting existing wall conditions, including bare drywall and plastic sheeting over the lower walls. Evaluated device locations and clearances in the unfinished space, including areas near floor-level equipment and cord routing, to determine scope and requirements for the new outlets and fixtures.

Performed seasonal cooling maintenance on two Lennox split systems (approximately 7 and 9 years old), verifying proper operation of both units with no deficiencies found. Inspected the furnace burner assembly, confirming a stable, even blue flame across all burner ports, and checked the pressure switch and associated wiring connections, which were secure and free of damage, rust, or frost.

Performed an on-site evaluation of the existing furnace and air handler installation to compare repair versus replacement options. Inspected the basement equipment, including the plenum and supply ductwork, refrigerant lines, and condensate piping, and noted the return location and existing system layout. Documented findings with photos, including deteriorated duct insulation and peeling foil tape at the plenum, to support the replacement recommendation.

Performed seasonal heating system maintenance on a 10+ year old unit, including inspection of the filtration section and removal of the heavily soiled pleated filters. Installed new 16x25x5 high-efficiency pleated filters, verifying proper seating and fit within the filter slot to ensure adequate airflow and filtration.

Performed an on-site assessment of the existing hot water tank installation in the basement to provide a replacement quote. Inspected the gas connector, flue and venting, water supply piping and shutoff valves, and surrounding clearances, and documented the unit and mechanical area with photographs to prepare replacement options.

Performed a return visit to diagnose and resolve a thermostat Wi-Fi connectivity issue previously reported by the customer. Inspected the furnace control and blower compartment, verified blower motor amperage draw using a true RMS clamp meter (0.36 A, within normal range), and confirmed the blower wheel was intact and free of damage. Thermostat connectivity was addressed and the system was left operating normally.

Completed furnace tune-up on residential heating system. Performed comprehensive inspection of unit components including blower assembly, heat exchanger, and condensate drainage system. Verified proper operation of control board and electrical connections. Tested amperage draw on blower motor, confirming readings within manufacturer specifications at 122.7 amps. Inspected condensate trap and drain line for proper installation and flow. All safety controls and limit switches tested and functioning correctly. System operating efficiently with no issues identified.

Completed comprehensive heating maintenance on residential furnace system as part of recurring maintenance program. Performed thorough inspection of blower motor assembly, pressure switch, and all electrical connections within the furnace housing. Verified proper operation of integrated Aprilaire whole-house humidifier unit mounted on furnace plenum, confirmed electrical connections secure, and ensured all ductwork seals intact. All system components found in proper working condition with organized wiring and secure mechanical installations.

Completed comprehensive heating system maintenance on HVAC unit over 10 years old. Performed thorough inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and squirrel cage fan wheel, confirming all components operational with normal wear patterns. All wiring properly routed and secured, blower wheel showing typical dust accumulation cleaned during service.

Replaced existing two-piece toilet in residential bathroom with new standard residential model featuring chrome flush handle. Removed old fixture, installed new unit ensuring proper seal and water connection, and verified flush operation. Coordinated scheduling to accommodate caregiver presence on-site for access purposes.

Responded to no-heat call where thermostat was not communicating with boiler system. Inspected control board, wiring connections, and blower motor assembly to diagnose communication failure between thermostat and boiler controls. Verified all electrical connections at control module and gas valve assembly, restored proper communication between components, and confirmed system operation with heat call successfully initiating boiler firing sequence.

Returned to site to replace failed UV bulb in air scrubber unit. Removed old bulb assembly from HVAC system, installed new replacement bulb with honeycomb mesh reflector component, and verified proper operation of air purification system upon completion.

Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential basement utility area. Documented existing sump pump drainage system with vertical PVC discharge line and inspected water heater installation including expansion tank, supply lines, and associated mechanical connections. All systems photographed for record-keeping purposes.