HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

Successfully replaced approximately 5 feet of 2-inch steam piping and union above the boiler in the mechanical utility area. Pressure testing confirmed proper system operation with gauge reading at 7-8 PSI, within normal operating parameters.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing heat pump system and surrounding infrastructure. Inspected exterior electrical connections and junction box mounted on vinyl siding. Evaluated interior plumbing components, noting aging copper pipes with visible oxidation at joints and functional red valve handle. Presented replacement heat pump options to customer based on findings.

Performed scheduled return visit to replace feed tube and solenoid in HVAC system. Completed comprehensive cleaning service including air filter replacement and fan maintenance. System now functioning properly with all components successfully restored to optimal operating condition.

Completed installation of a new electrical line through the garage. Work included mounting and connecting a circuit breaker panel with multiple circuit breakers (15A and 20A), properly terminating all wiring (green, red, white, and black conductors), and ensuring all connections were secure. Verified proper function of all circuits upon completion.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance service on furnace system. Conducted temperature and humidity measurements with readings of 109.4°F and 64% humidity respectively. Inspected gas valve assembly, electrical connections, and heat exchanger components - all found to be in proper working order with no issues detected.

Completed second service call to address HVAC system malfunction. Successfully removed failed blower motor assembly from air handler and installed new replacement motor with proper wiring connections. Additionally replaced control board to restore full system functionality and ensure proper communication between components.

Conducted site inspection for pipe replacement estimate in basement area with extensive water infiltration. Documented significant standing water on concrete floor and observed potential damage to existing pipe infrastructure, including insulated ducts and metal piping with various valves and joints. Noted environmental conditions will require water remediation before proceeding with proposed replacement work.

Conducted assessment of electrical panel requiring rewiring, noting significant wire congestion and suboptimal organization within the main breaker box. Exterior service panel inspection revealed potential weathering concerns at connection points and evaluated the current load capacity to determine appropriate rewiring specifications for improved safety and functionality.

Performed routine heating maintenance on 10+ year old system. Inspected and cleaned blower wheel assembly to ensure proper airflow. Examined igniter assembly and verified connections of electrical wiring to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Conducted site assessment for gas line installation to convert existing wood-burning fireplace to gas. Examined potential routing path for new gas piping and documented existing plumbing infrastructure, which shows aging white pipes with visible mineral deposits at threaded connections. Provided estimate for complete gas line installation service.

Responded to service call regarding boiler producing smoke and odor. Upon inspection, discovered damaged electrical connections within the boiler system, with multiple wires (yellow, blue, red, green, and white) requiring proper terminal reconnection. Repaired loose wiring connections and verified proper operation of the unit with no further smoke or odor issues.

Inspected steam boiler system and found severe pipe corrosion with active leak under kitchen area. Documented extensive deterioration with measurements and photos, noting rust damage to surrounding wooden structural elements. Customer advised that asbestos-wrapped sections cannot be serviced until proper remediation, and temporary leak containment options were discussed pending professional asbestos abatement.

Performed routine maintenance on aging boiler system (10+ years old). Inspected radiators exhibiting noise issues including banging and hissing. Found significant corrosion on mounting brackets and connection points requiring cleaning and adjustment to reduce noise transmission through the heating system.

Performed inspection of Federal Pacific electrical panel and assessed installation requirements for new dedicated circuit to support tankless water heater. Documented existing service entrance configuration and current panel condition, noting multiple circuit breakers and wiring layout. Provided quote for complete panel replacement and new outlet installation as requested.

Successfully replaced a faulty condensate pump on a Daikin FTXS09WVJU9 mini split system under manufacturer's parts warranty. The wall-mounted indoor unit is now functioning properly with the new pump installed and the condensate drain line verified for correct operation.

Performed scheduled first-year maintenance on heating system. Conducted electrical diagnostics using UEi Q2 PHOENIX multimeter, confirming voltage readings of 53.2V. Inspected and verified proper operation of all components including blower assembly and control board indicators, with all systems functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Conducted plumbing inspection of sink drain assembly, noting significant corrosion and rust on metal pipes, particularly at connection points and threaded joints. P-trap and vertical drain pipe show advanced oxidation, indicating potential future failure points that should be monitored or replaced.

Completed boiler service finance agreement. Conducted temperature diagnostics with PDT650 thermometer, measuring supply air temperature (110.4°F) at decorative lattice vent and checking refrigerant line temperature (5.3°) for proper system operation. Documentation photos taken of all diagnostic points.

Successfully completed installation of dual 80% efficient Amana furnaces with proper PVC venting and drainage connections. Systems were fully tested and verified operational, with all safety protocols followed during the installation process.

Successfully installed a Rinnai tankless water heater with complete copper piping network, including necessary valves and connections. Mounted unit securely to wooden wall structure and installed proper PVC ventilation system and condensate pump. All connections were tested and system is functioning as designed.