HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

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.

Responded to no-heat service call following previous technician visit. Inspected air handler system in basement utility area, noting dust accumulation on fan unit. Examination of blower motor assembly revealed signs of wear and possible mechanical issues. Serviced equipment to restore proper heating function.

Performed scheduled monthly heating maintenance service on two systems. Conducted electrical diagnostics using Fieldpiece SC660 multimeter to verify proper system voltage and capacitance readings. Completed pressure testing with digital manometer to ensure optimal system operation and efficiency.

Conducted site assessment for replacement of non-operational garage heater. Inspected existing infrared heating system with dedicated gas line supply. Current installation includes black metal pipe with brass fitting and properly tagged shutoff valve connected to yellow corrugated gas line. Recommended replacement unit based on garage dimensions and existing utility connections.

Responded to service call regarding two non-operational radiators. Performed inspection of affected cast iron radiators with manual control valves showing signs of age. Corrected issue by cleaning valve connections where blue residue was present, restoring proper heat flow to both units.

Performed comprehensive evaluation of customer's electrical panel for quote request. Panel inspection revealed aging circuit breakers with visible red trip indicators, disorganized internal wiring, and potential moisture damage to surrounding wall structure. Documented existing conditions with photos for accurate estimation of panel replacement or upgrade requirements.

Performed routine heating maintenance service. Inspected and tested the humidifier components, including connection wires and temperature probe. System operational with no issues found.

Performed assessment for insurance claim on forced air HVAC system with condenser damaged by fallen icicle. Documented existing Amana furnace installation with PVC condensate drainage system and took measurements for replacement unit specifications. Created dimensional sketch with key measurements (16", 26", 30", 17", 84") to ensure proper sizing of replacement equipment.

Installed new 1/2" by 1/4" shut-off valve on existing copper pipe, soldering the connection to ensure proper seal. Completed installation in basement area near PEX tubing system.

Performed warranty service to replace faulty inducer motor and control board in customer's HVAC system. Conducted electrical diagnostic testing with multimeter to verify proper operation of newly installed components and confirm system functionality after repairs.

Performed comprehensive evaluation of existing heating system for new homeowner, including inspection of black cast iron radiators and current thermostat setup. Presented options for boiler replacement and discussed radiator upgrades to improve efficiency and heating performance throughout the property.

Performed scheduled maintenance service on customer's boiler system. Conducted comprehensive diagnostic testing using Testo 310 analyzer, recording temperature readings of 146°F and 231°F. Inspected water heater tank, associated copper piping, and control components to ensure proper operation and system integrity.