HVAC & Plumbing Services in Cleveland Heights, OH

Completed comprehensive heating maintenance on a 10-year-old gas furnace system. Performed combustion analysis with readings showing proper operation at 100.6°F, verified oxygen, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide levels within manufacturer specifications. Inspected blower wheel assembly and housing, confirming clean operation with no excessive buildup or mechanical issues.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including new outdoor condensing unit (Model CYAVA5N7MA48BA) and evaporator coil with R-454B refrigerant. Relocated and secured return air ductwork to properly integrate with new equipment. System tested and verified operational with diagnostic gauges confirming proper refrigerant pressures and electrical connections secured at exterior disconnect.

# HVAC Maintenance - Cooling System Completed comprehensive annual tune-up on residential air conditioning system with 3-year-old outdoor condenser unit. Performed full system inspection including air handler, ductwork connections, condensate pump assembly, and refrigerant lines. Verified proper operation of all components and confirmed system is cooling effectively. Inspected indoor air handler unit with connected flexible ductwork and insulated refrigerant piping. Checked condensate drainage system including PVC piping configuration and condensate pump for proper operation and flow. Examined all electrical connections and mounting hardware throughout the system. Customer reported clanking noise from outdoor condenser unit during shutdown cycle. Inspected condenser for loose components, mounting hardware, and internal mechanical issues that could cause noise during compressor shutdown. System currently operating within normal parameters with no immediate operational concerns identi

Installed a new three-quarter inch water pressure regulator with integrated expansion tank on the main water line to regulate incoming water pressure and protect the plumbing system from thermal expansion. Added a three-quarter inch ball valve for isolation capability, allowing future maintenance or repairs without shutting down the entire water supply. All components were mounted to the basement utility wall near the existing water meter and distribution manifold, with proper support brackets and connections to the copper supply lines.

Responded to reported hot water tank leak and conducted diagnostic assessment. Upon inspection, identified frost buildup on copper supply line indicating temperature differential issue rather than active leak from tank itself. Monitored system through heating cycle to verify leak source and inspected all connections, fittings, and pressure relief valve. Installed pressure gauge on system to verify proper operating pressure and rule out pressure-related concerns. Performed complimentary whole-home plumbing assessment as requested, including inspection of all visible supply and drain lines, fixtures, and connections throughout property. Investigated upstairs shower plumbing to address reported knocking in pipes, identifying potential water hammer condition requiring further evaluation of air chambers or possible installation of water hammer arrestors. Documented all findings with photographic evidence showing frosted copper piping and pressure monitoring equipment installation. Secured

Performed routine maintenance tune-up on 3-year-old outdoor HVAC unit. Conducted comprehensive system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold gauge, verifying pressures, superheat, and subcooling readings to ensure optimal refrigerant charge and system performance. All components inspected and found operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to follow-up service call regarding outdoor spigot water line repair. Previous repair work addressed the exterior water line to the outdoor spigot, however, customer reported concerns about the interior basement water supply line serving the spigot appearing unsupported or leaning. Upon inspection, documented current condition of the outdoor spigot location in side yard area and examined the basement water supply line routing and support system. Photographed the affected areas including the basement ceiling structure showing the water line path and existing support conditions to assess structural concerns and determine appropriate corrective measures for proper line stabilization.

Completed routine maintenance tune-up on 3-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor air handler unit including evaporator coil assessment, refrigerant line connections, and electrical components. All components found to be operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to emergency service call for severely leaking tanked water heater causing extensive water damage and hazardous mold conditions in basement utility area. Upon arrival, found standing water pooling around base of water heater with significant floor saturation and visible deterioration of concrete surfaces. Shut off water supply to failed water heater to stop active leak and prevent further water intrusion. Documented hazardous conditions including contaminated standing water, moisture damage to surrounding surfaces, and compromised indoor air quality requiring protective respiratory equipment during service.

Responded to a non-draining bathroom sink in a 60-year-old home. Upon inspection, found the sink basin filled with standing water and visible debris accumulation around the drain opening. Removed and cleared the P-trap assembly, which contained significant buildup of hair, soap residue, and sediment consistent with the age of the plumbing system. Reassembled the drain components, tested water flow, and confirmed proper drainage was restored.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on 21-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of electrical connections, refrigerant line assessment, fan motor operation verification, and cleaning of condenser coils. Unit operating within acceptable parameters despite age; customer advised of system's advanced age and recommended monitoring for future replacement consideration.

Responded to service call for exterior hose bib leaking into basement when in use. Performed complimentary plumbing assessment of rear outdoor spigot installation. Upon inspection, identified brass spigot mounted on yellow brick exterior foundation wall with evidence of water infiltration issues. Examined interior basement area and located corresponding plumbing connections behind spigot location. Found deteriorated pipe penetration through foundation wall with visible water staining and corrosion on interior mechanical components. Spider webs and undisturbed conditions indicated chronic seepage issue rather than recent failure. Documented exterior spigot installation and interior basement conditions with photographs showing compromised seal at wall penetration point. Advised homeowner of findings and provided recommendations for proper repair to prevent continued water intrusion into basement space.

Performed scheduled maintenance on 20-year-old boiler system. Conducted combustion analysis using digital analyzer, measuring CO2 levels, efficiency loss, and excess air to verify proper burner operation and optimal fuel-to-air ratio. Inspected water heater and associated plumbing connections, including PVC and copper piping. All systems operating within acceptable parameters.

Responded to report of rust spots and leaking on basement sewage stack. Upon inspection, identified corrosion and active leak on cast iron waste stack near floor penetration. Documented existing conditions showing deteriorated pipe sections with visible rust staining on masonry wall and floor area. Photographed affected plumbing infrastructure including waste stack, adjacent water lines, and structural mounting points for assessment and repair recommendation purposes.

Replaced leaking Unico coil under part warranty with new E-coated coil for enhanced corrosion protection. Installed new filter drier and recharged system with fresh refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, restoring full system operation.

Completed routine preventative maintenance on an 11-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, checked refrigerant lines, verified electrical connections, and cleaned components to ensure optimal cooling performance for the upcoming season.

Completed full HVAC system replacement at residential property. Removed existing furnace, evaporator coil, and air conditioning condenser unit. Installed new Bryant furnace in basement mechanical room with proper clearances and venting. Mounted new evaporator coil on top of furnace unit and connected refrigerant lines. Installed new Bryant outdoor condenser unit on rubber isolation pad against exterior brick foundation. Ran and secured copper refrigerant linesets between indoor and outdoor equipment. Tied back existing return air ductwork to new furnace, ensuring proper airflow and system integration. Installed metallic supply ductwork from furnace plenum. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed heating and cooling functions performing to manufacturer specifications.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and performance evaluation. Performed combustion analysis using digital diagnostic equipment, recording oxygen levels at 20.7%, CO2 at 0.052%, supply temperature at 139.7°F, and return temperature at 85.4°F, confirming proper combustion efficiency and heat exchanger operation. Inspected blower assembly and fan motor components, verifying blade condition and airflow distribution throughout the system.

Responded to service call for non-functioning thermostat and performed comprehensive seasonal maintenance on 15-year-old heating system. Diagnosed and resolved thermostat issue, then completed full tune-up including inspection of burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, and all safety controls to ensure optimal system performance for the heating season.

Responded to callback regarding condensate drainage concern from recently installed mini split system. Inspected outdoor unit and confirmed condensate discharge is functioning as designed, with water draining properly away from equipment. Verified installation meets manufacturer specifications and advised customer that normal condensate discharge near foundation is expected operation during cooling mode.