HVAC & Plumbing Services in Cleveland Heights, OH

Performed comprehensive cooling system maintenance on a 5-year-old Carrier heat pump unit (Model: CNPVP4217AAAAAA) utilizing R-410A refrigerant. Conducted standard diagnostic testing with digital manifold gauges to verify system pressures and performance parameters, ensuring proper refrigerant charge and operational efficiency. Completed routine inspection of electrical connections, condenser coil condition, and fan operation to maintain optimal system performance for the cooling season.

Responded to service call for hot water tank leak inspection and blank thermostat issue. Upon arrival, conducted thorough assessment of plumbing system beneath bathroom vanity, inspecting P-trap assembly and supply lines for signs of moisture or active leaking. Examined HVAC equipment in mechanical room, including light blue condensate pump unit mounted on support brackets with associated drainage hoses and ductwork connections. Verified thermostat functionality and power supply to heating system. Documented existing conditions with photographs for customer records and further evaluation of potential water heater concerns.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including outdoor condensing unit and evaporator coil. Installed new Bryant air conditioning unit on existing concrete pad, established proper refrigerant connections, and performed vacuum test to verify system integrity. All electrical connections secured, refrigerant lines properly connected, and system tested to manufacturer specifications for optimal cooling performance.

Responded to complaint of toilet slow to fill after flushing in 100-year-old residence. Upon inspection, removed tank lid and evaluated internal flush mechanism components. Identified aging fill valve assembly with standard float ball configuration as source of reduced flow rate. Inspected flush valve, flapper, and overflow tube assembly for proper operation. All components showed signs of age-consistent mineral deposits and wear. Tested fill valve operation through multiple flush cycles to confirm slow fill condition. Documented existing blue fill valve mechanism and black flush valve assembly with photographic evidence for service records. Recommended fill valve replacement to restore proper fill time and water flow efficiency.

Completed removal and capping of two deteriorated radiators in residential property. Collected deposit payment and coordinated with appropriate departments for sold repair estimate processing. Documentation and photos captured showing existing conditions of heavily corroded radiator units with extensive paint failure and brass shut-off valves requiring decommissioning.

Responded to service call for boiler system requiring radiator reconnection. Successfully reconnected cast iron radiator unit to boiler system using galvanized pipe fittings and verified proper threading and secure connections. System tested and returned to normal operation with radiator properly integrated into heating loop.

Conducted on-site evaluation for boiler system installation or replacement. Assessed existing HVAC infrastructure including exposed ductwork, ventilation components, and exhaust venting in utility area with cinder block construction. Documented current mechanical system configuration, duct connections, and venting pathways to determine optimal boiler placement and integration requirements. Photographed existing conditions including overhead ductwork arrangements, PVC plumbing lines, and horizontal exhaust vent penetrations through exterior wall to provide accurate basis for equipment sizing and installation planning.

Completed full boiler system replacement in basement mechanical room. Installed new Peerless hot water boiler on wooden platform base with proper venting through exterior wall. Installed beige expansion tank (#90) on mounting legs with all required piping connections. Added new circulator pump, air separator, backflow preventer, and pressure reducing valve to ensure proper system operation. Mounted Ecobee smart thermostat for temperature control. Installed 50-gallon indirect hot water tank (50/50 configuration) integrated with heating system. All copper supply and return piping completed with soldered joints and brass isolation valves. System properly secured to concrete block walls with appropriate mounting hardware. Tested all components for proper operation, pressure, and temperature control.

Conducted estimate for mini-split system replacement in residential property. Evaluated existing Mitsubishi Electric air handler unit installed in attic space with connected flexible ductwork and PVC condensate drainage, along with wall-mounted indoor unit in bedroom. Documented current system configuration and captured photos of equipment for proposal preparation.

Completed preventive maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Inspected outdoor condenser unit with cylindrical housing, verified proper operation and airflow through mesh grille. Checked electrical disconnect box and associated wiring for secure connections. Examined PVC condensate drain line routing along exterior wall for proper drainage and clearance. Noted concrete pad showing weathering with vegetation growth around perimeter; unit remains level and stable on pad. Proceeded to basement mechanical room to inspect indoor air handling components and associated plumbing. Verified operation of shutoff valves including red gate valve on water supply lines. Inspected copper and steel piping for leaks, corrosion, and proper support. Noted age-related patina on copper lines but found no active leaks or structural concerns. System operating within normal parameters. All safety controls tested and functioning properly.

Completed comprehensive plumbing assessment of utility area as requested. Inspection revealed extensive corrosion and deterioration on vertical metal supply piping, with significant rust staining and surface degradation requiring attention. Documented mixed-age plumbing installation featuring corroded metal components connected to newer PVC piping via rubber coupling sleeves, along with moisture exposure affecting adjacent ductwork and mechanical components.

Performed comprehensive steam boiler tune-up and maintenance service including two air handler units. Completed routine maintenance procedures on all three pieces of equipment, inspecting and servicing critical components. Replaced defective inducer motor to restore proper combustion air flow and system operation.

Responded to service call for leaking tanked water heater in basement utility area. Upon inspection, assessed the existing water heater installation including copper supply lines, brass compression fittings, and connection points for signs of active leakage and deterioration. Examined the tank unit, plumbing connections, temperature and pressure relief valve, and surrounding pipe infrastructure to determine source of leak and evaluate overall system condition. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing aged copper piping with natural patina, galvanized fittings, and deteriorated basement environment. Provided customer with assessment findings and presented options for both repair solutions and full water heater replacement based on the severity of the leak and age of the existing equipment.

Responded to a broken outdoor spigot water line at a 60-year-old residential property. Created access points through interior wall and ceiling to locate and repair the compromised water supply line serving the exterior hose bib. Successfully isolated the leak, replaced the damaged section of piping, and restored water service to the outdoor spigot.

Responded to ceiling leak complaint in century-old home with unknown source. Conducted thorough investigation by accessing crawl space beneath affected area, inspecting plumbing infrastructure including aging metal pipes, corroded valves, white PVC piping, and associated fittings surrounded by fiberglass insulation. Traced potential leak sources through multiple pipe runs and joist cavities to identify origin point. Documented findings with photographic evidence of plumbing configuration and affected interior space for reference and further remediation planning.

Responded to no hot water complaint on Rheem Performance tanked water heater. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of unit and surrounding area. Noted water staining on concrete floor around base of tank indicating possible leak or discharge from temperature and pressure relief valve. Inspected top connections including copper supply lines, pressure relief valve with discharge tube, and exhaust venting. Removed access cover to inspect internal tank condition. Found significant sediment accumulation on tank floor consisting of mineral deposits, indicating extended period without maintenance flushing. Examined anode rod port, flue baffle assembly, and dip tube connection. Central flue pipe showed discoloration and wear consistent with combustion byproduct exposure. Mineral buildup was restricting proper water circulation and likely contributing to heating inefficiency and premature element or burner failure. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing external unit con

Responded to customer report of dripping shower fixture. Upon inspection, found leaking tub/shower valve requiring access through tile wall. Removed section of wall tile to expose valve assembly and plumbing connections. Identified source of leak at valve stem or cartridge. Additionally inspected toilet tank components and found aging flush valve and fill valve assembly with mineral buildup and deterioration. Documented existing conditions with photographs for customer records and repair recommendations.

Completed full steam boiler replacement, installing a New Yorker model CGS50C steam gas boiler with all required safety and control components. Installation included new automatic water feeder, low water cutoff, sight glass, pressure control, and programmable thermostat for improved system efficiency and monitoring. All near boiler piping was modified to meet current code requirements, and a new backflow preventer was installed to protect the potable water supply. Additionally, replaced the existing water heater with a Bradford White 40-gallon residential unit, complete with proper venting and copper supply line connections. Both units were tested, verified for proper operation, and left in full working condition.

Completed startup and commissioning of newly installed 4-ton air conditioning system. Verified proper system operation by measuring supply air temperature at 82.9°F and confirming electrical parameters including amperage draw of 26.9A at 128.2V, all within manufacturer specifications for optimal performance.

Completed full-day water heater replacement and repiping project in residential basement utility area. Removed existing water heater and installed new 50-gallon tall residential gas-fired unit with proper venting configuration. Replaced exposed CPVC water distribution lines with new white PEX piping throughout the service area, connecting to existing CPVC risers using SharkBite push-to-connect fittings for secure transitions. Installed pressure regulator at water meter to protect plumbing system and ensure proper operating pressure. All pipe connections tested and verified leak-free. Installation completed to code with proper support and routing of supply lines along ceiling joists. System commissioned and operational upon completion.