Heating, AC & Plumbing Services In Pepper Pike

Performed a heating system tune-up and cleaning on a 9-year-old unit, including replacement of the return air filter with a new pleated Filtrete filter installed in the correct airflow direction. Inspected the heat exchanger with a borescope camera to verify the condition of the internal passages and combustion chamber, and confirmed the system is operating properly.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on a 27-year-old Lennox system, inspecting the air handler and blower compartment and measuring supply duct temperature, which read 133.7°F. Observed rust on the blower motor end cap and an unterminated green wire with exposed bare copper near the blower housing, along with a purple wire resting across the blower wheel; recommend securing and properly terminating the wiring and monitoring motor condition due to equipment age.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on two furnace systems under a recurring service plan, inspecting the control boards, wiring connections, and cabinet interiors. Verified proper electrical operation by measuring amperage draw with a clamp meter at the furnace wiring, and checked air temperature with a pocket thermometer to confirm system performance. Both units were found operating within normal parameters.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on the furnace, including electrical diagnostics with a digital clamp meter to verify component operation and amperage draw. Measured duct temperature with a digital thermometer to confirm proper heat output; the readings were within normal operating range and no damage or abnormalities were observed on the ductwork.

Returned to complete the dedicated electrical circuit for the Daikin R32 inverter outdoor condensing unit as part of the warranty installation. Ran flexible metal conduit and conductors from the interior junction box through the basement ceiling to the exterior disconnect and unit connection, secured with clamps along the wall. Verified proper termination and unit power-up.

Performed a seasonal heating tune-up on the furnace, including electrical diagnostics with a True RMS clamp meter to measure amp draw on the blower and component circuits. Inspected the gas valve assembly, gas piping connections, and internal wiring for proper operation and secure connections, and verified the system was operating within normal parameters.

Responded to a callback for a dead wall receptacle. Removed the cover plate and pulled the outlet from the wall box, then used a multimeter to test for voltage and continuity and trace the loss of power. Inspected the electrical panel and branch circuit to verify breaker and supply conditions, then restored power to the receptacle.

Replaced the warranty pressure switches on the gas furnace, reconnecting the wiring to the new switches and securing the harness. Verified proper burner flame operation after installation, and monitored temperatures with a digital thermometer to confirm the system was running correctly.

Responded to a furnace reported to be blowing cold air and performed electrical diagnostics inside the furnace cabinet, using a clamp meter to measure current draw on the control and low-voltage wiring and to verify circuit operation at the control board connections. Inspected the wiring harness, terminal connectors, and gas line components for faults affecting heat operation.

Replaced the failed inducer motor and pressure switch on the gas furnace. Verified blower and inducer motor amperage with a clamp meter and confirmed proper ignition and stable blue burner flame, with the limit switch and wiring intact. The system is now operating normally through a full heating cycle.

Responded to a no-heat call and performed electrical diagnostics on the furnace's draft inducer motor circuit. Tested the motor's run capacitor with a digital clamp meter, measuring approximately 4.9 µF, and checked operating amperage on the motor's supply wiring at approximately 0.67 A to evaluate inducer performance and confirm proper circuit operation.

Inspected the furnace and evaporator coil cabinet for the reported leak at the base, finding dust buildup on the coil and cabinet surfaces with no frost, ice, or significant rust present. Flushed the condensate drain line with water to verify flow and clear any restriction, confirming proper drainage and resolving the source of the leak.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on two furnace systems, including removal of access panels and inspection of the inducer/blower assembly, wiring harnesses, control board, and low-voltage terminal connections. Secured and organized wire bundles, verified connections at the thermostat terminal strip, and noted dust and light residue buildup on internal surfaces. Reviewed the importance of blower wheel cleaning and regular filter replacement to prevent reduced airflow, improve efficiency and indoor air quality, and extend equipment lifespan.

Performed seasonal heating system maintenance, including electrical testing with a True RMS clamp meter to verify system amperage draw within normal operating range. Removed and inspected the Aprilaire Model 5000 electronic air cleaner filter panels, which were heavily soiled with dust and debris, and serviced them to restore proper airflow and filtration performance.

Performed seasonal maintenance tune-ups on both furnaces, including inspection of the blower assembly and motor. The squirrel-cage blower wheel showed only light dust accumulation with no cracks, rust, or damage, and the blower motor, mounting brackets, and wiring were intact and securely fastened. Both units were found in good operating condition and prepared for the heating season.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 96% efficiency furnace, air conditioning unit, and humidifier with additional custom work as specified. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics and verification testing, confirming all electrical connections, refrigerant pressures, and control board operations meet manufacturer specifications. All components tested and operational with readings documented within optimal performance parameters.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance on furnace system as part of ongoing preventive maintenance program. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, recording voltage readings of 24.20V and 520 on system components to verify proper electrical operation. Replaced heavily soiled air filter with new filter, removing significant dust and debris accumulation that was restricting airflow. System tested and confirmed operational following maintenance procedures.

Conducted on-site evaluation for furnace replacement options in residential property. Assessed existing HVAC ductwork system including main supply trunk line, flexible duct connections, and associated components in basement utility area. Documented current system configuration and infrastructure to provide comprehensive replacement recommendations.

Completed scheduled heating maintenance on residential furnace system as part of ongoing service plan. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace control board, verified all electrical connections and wiring harnesses for proper termination and secure mounting. Measured supply air temperature at 338°F, confirming proper heat exchanger operation and burner performance within manufacturer specifications. Inspected transformer, capacitor, and all safety controls for proper operation. All system components found to be functioning correctly with no deficiencies noted.

Installed Zap Pro surge protector on HVAC system control board to provide electrical protection against power surges and voltage spikes. Accessed unit interior, integrated surge protection device with existing control board wiring, and verified proper installation and system operation.