Heating, AC & Plumbing Services in Moreland Hills

Technician completed attic inspection of HVAC system and ductwork as requested. Installed reflective bubble insulation material in attic space around existing flexible duct runs. Protected work area with cardboard flooring and ensured proper clearance around black corrugated ductwork and electrical wiring. System components and insulation installation verified to be in proper working condition.

Replaced 40-gallon residential water heater in basement utility room. Installed new white cylindrical water heater with proper copper piping connections, expansion tank, and safety valves. Connected unit to existing plumbing infrastructure with appropriate fittings and secured all overhead components. Removed and placed old tank outside per customer instructions. All connections tested and verified operational.

Completed installation of new air conditioning system. Installed and wired ECM motor control board with proper electrical connections and verified system initialization. Confirmed proper refrigerant line temperatures with copper piping reading 57°F at suction line, indicating adequate system performance and refrigerant charge.

Responded to service call for reported water heater leak. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of residential tanked water heater unit and surrounding plumbing connections. Documented existing installation configuration including copper supply lines, gas valve connections, expansion tank, and ventilation ductwork. Recorded unit specifications and measurements for service records. Collected diagnostic fee and photographed equipment condition for assessment purposes.

Returned to property to complete inducer motor replacement on HVAC system. Removed access panel, disconnected electrical connections and wiring harnesses from failed inducer assembly, and extracted old motor from unit housing. Installed new inducer motor, secured mounting hardware, reconnected all electrical components including control board wiring, and verified proper operation. System tested and confirmed inducer motor functioning correctly with appropriate draft pressure.

Completed comprehensive HVAC cooling and heating maintenance service on residential system. Inspected and documented air filter condition, noting dust accumulation on pleated media, and examined furnace interior components including blower motor assembly, gas valve with associated wiring connections, and all electrical systems to ensure proper operation for both heating and cooling seasons.

Responded to gas leak call in basement utility area. Inspected vertical gas pipe and associated fittings, documented conditions with photos, and assessed threaded connections at base of riser for potential leak points.

Documented existing HVAC system configuration in basement mechanical room, including Aprilaire humidifier unit with associated PVC plumbing and electrical connections. Photographed current equipment installation showing white PVC piping with metallic tape repair section, concrete block wall mounting, and ductwork connections to provide comprehensive visual reference for replacement system specifications and equipment upgrade options.

Responded to service call for communication failure between thermostat and air conditioning system on recently installed furnace. Upon arrival, inspected Lennox outdoor condenser unit and verified physical installation integrity. Accessed furnace control panel and examined White-Rodgers control board wiring connections. Diagnosed communication protocol issue preventing thermostat from establishing connection with cooling system. Verified all low-voltage wiring terminations at control board, checked wire continuity between indoor and outdoor units, and confirmed proper configuration settings on control board. Reprogrammed thermostat pairing sequence per manufacturer specifications and successfully established communication link between thermostat and air conditioning system. Cycled system through cooling mode to verify proper operation and confirmed thermostat now controlling both heating and cooling functions as designed. System tested and operational.

Completed seasonal cooling maintenance on two HVAC systems as part of recurring preventive service plan. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics on first unit, including voltage and amperage measurements using digital multimeter to verify proper compressor operation and electrical component functionality. Inspected internal wiring, connections, and control systems with panel access. Verified CorSense monitoring system operational status. Conducted temperature differential measurements on second system at supply ductwork and refrigerant lines to confirm adequate cooling performance and proper airflow. Both systems tested within normal operating parameters with no deficiencies identified requiring immediate attention.

Performed comprehensive heating system maintenance inspection during mid-morning service call. Conducted electrical diagnostics using Phoenix Pro-DL379 digital multimeter to verify voltage and amperage readings across system components, confirming proper electrical performance. Utilized Testo 319 combustion analyzer to measure flue gas temperatures and carbon monoxide levels, ensuring safe and efficient operation of the heating unit. All measurements fell within acceptable parameters, and system was found to be operating safely with no immediate concerns identified.

Installed new electric baseboard heater in bathroom. Ran electrical wiring through attic space to supply dedicated circuit for heating unit. Mounted baseboard heater at floor level along wall near shower enclosure, ensuring proper clearances from plumbing fixtures and moisture sources per code requirements.

Completed comprehensive boiler maintenance on hydronic radiant heating system. Performed full inspection of dual-zone manifold assembly with PEX distribution lines, circulator pump operation, control relays, and associated copper piping network. All components including ball valves, expansion tank, and electrical connections verified operational and system confirmed functioning properly.

Completed annual heating maintenance visit on Amana furnace system as part of scheduled preventative maintenance program. Performed comprehensive inspection of all internal components including dual motors, electrical connections, control modules, and burner assembly. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, examined color-coded wiring harness for secure connections and signs of wear, and inspected PVC venting system for proper drainage and secure fittings. Cleaned accessible components, checked all mounting hardware for stability, and confirmed furnace is operating within manufacturer specifications for the upcoming heating season.

Completed installation of a 4-head Daikin ductless mini-split HVAC system in residential property. Mounted indoor air handler units in multiple rooms including bedrooms, with proper wall placement for optimal air distribution and aesthetic integration. All units tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Installed new ST5 thermal expansion tank and pressure regulating valve on the domestic water system. The installation included proper mounting to the wall, connection to the existing copper piping, and verification of system pressure at 80 PSI using the integrated gauge.

Installed and wired wastewater treatment system control panel in utility area, including mounting control manager unit with LED status indicators and system control functions beneath floor joists. Completed electrical connections in adjacent junction box with proper wire routing and overcurrent protection circuits rated for 25A, 15A, and 8A loads. Routed exterior electrical wiring along soffit to support system operation.

Completed comprehensive heating system maintenance inspection. Examined and verified proper operation of gas valve assembly, confirmed all electrical connections secure, and documented existing surface rust on vent pipe requiring future monitoring. All system components functioning within normal parameters at time of service.

Conducted on-site evaluation for add-on mini split heat pump system installation in residential property. Assessed interior living room wall space and exterior foundation area to determine optimal placement for indoor air handler unit and outdoor condenser unit, with system intended for heating-only operation to supplement existing HVAC equipment.

Completed installation of Arzel ModMini ductless mini-split system with exterior condenser unit mounted at ground level on brick building exterior. Installed white PVC condensate drain line running vertically along building corner from unit to roofline, with refrigerant lines concealed within line set, and performed system balance and operational verification.