HVAC & Plumbing Services in Cleveland Heights, OH

# HVAC Service Report Responded to no cooling complaint on 1-2 year old air conditioning system. Found extensive ice buildup on evaporator coil and refrigerant lines during inspection. Connected refrigerant manifold gauges to diagnose system pressures and temperatures, which confirmed abnormal operating conditions causing the freeze-up. Primary issue identified as restricted airflow across evaporator coil leading to ice formation on copper tubing and coil surfaces. System required defrosting before proper diagnosis and correction of underlying cause could be completed.

Conducted on-site evaluation for radiator removal and boiler shutdown in residential basement utility area. Assessed existing steam heating system components including aged floor-mounted radiator valve assembly showing significant corrosion and deterioration. Documented current condition of plumbing infrastructure, noting extensive rust on pipe fixtures and mounting plates. Evaluated structural considerations for safe radiator disconnect and removal, including assessment of surrounding floor and wall conditions exhibiting water damage and material deterioration. Photographed existing installation to support estimate preparation for complete radiator removal and proper boiler system shutdown procedures.

Completed routine maintenance and tune-up on Unit #4, a direct vent forced air furnace with integrated cooling unit (Model HWC8N6012P18A1A) located in closet magic pack configuration. Inspected all major components including compressor, blower motor, condenser fan motor, and power venter, verified electrical specifications at 208/230V single-phase system with 12.4A minimum circuit ampacity, and documented manufacturer specifications and serial number for service records.

# HVAC Installation Summary Completed full Bryant air conditioning system installation including outdoor condenser unit positioned on new rubber pad with gravel base, indoor evaporator coil, and programmable thermostat. Installed new electrical disconnect box with conduit, dedicated electrical circuit for AC system, and copper refrigerant lines connecting indoor and outdoor components. Modified ductwork system by enclosing previously open return air pathways to furnace with new metallic ductwork, properly secured with metal strapping to floor joists in basement area. System tested and operational upon completion. --- ## Detailed Work Performed **Outdoor Unit Installation:** Installed new Bryant condensing unit on dedicated black rubber equipment pad positioned on white gravel bed against exterior wall. Mounted gray electrical disconnect box to vinyl siding with appropriate conduit routing. Ran refrigerant line set from outdoor unit through wall penetration to connect with indoor co

Completed comprehensive annual maintenance on 13-year-old air conditioning system. Performed full system inspection including indoor air handler components and outdoor condensing unit, verified refrigerant levels, checked electrical connections, cleaned condenser coils, and tested system operation to ensure optimal cooling performance for the upcoming season.

Completed HVAC system assessment for nearly 21-year-old air conditioning unit with no cooling capability. Documented existing Lennox furnace installation and ductwork configuration in basement mechanical room, noting system age and condition to provide comprehensive replacement estimate for aging equipment requiring full system upgrade.

Responded to service call for wine room cooling system. Replaced faulty temperature sensor controlling the dedicated cooling unit. Verified proper operation of HVAC equipment, electrical controls, and associated mechanical components in basement installation. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Completed full air conditioning system replacement including outdoor condensing unit and evaporator coil. Installed new Bryant condenser on existing concrete pad with proper refrigerant line connections and electrical hookup. Evacuated system using vacuum pump to manufacturer specifications, charged unit with refrigerant, and verified proper operating pressures and temperatures. System tested and operating within normal parameters upon completion.

Responded to service call for residential air conditioning system with non-operational outdoor condenser fan. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of the outdoor unit and identified failed capacitor as the root cause of fan motor failure. Replaced defective capacitor with new component, restored all electrical connections, and verified proper wire terminations. Tested system operation to confirm condenser fan motor engagement and normal cooling cycle functionality.

Responded to service call for non-operational Lochinvar tanked water heater that failed to restart after gas service was temporarily interrupted for gas leak repair. Upon arrival, inspected unit which had been functioning properly prior to 24-hour gas shutoff. Performed diagnostic evaluation of gas control valve, pilot assembly, and thermocouple connections. Verified gas supply restoration to unit and checked all safety controls. Successfully re-established pilot light operation and confirmed main burner ignition sequence. Tested water heater for proper heating cycle and verified all connections secure with no gas leaks detected at appliance.

Accessed property using key left in mailbox as tenants were not home. Replaced defective shower strainer on second floor bathroom by opening ceiling from below to gain proper access to drain assembly. Cut access opening in drywall and plywood backing to reach shower pan drain connection. Moved insulation as needed to create working space. Removed old shower strainer from shower pan and disconnected from drain piping. Installed new shower strainer assembly and reconnected to drain piping with proper sealing. Tested installation for leaks and verified proper drainage operation. Protected kitchen area below work zone with floor coverings and appliance protection during overhead work to prevent damage from debris.

Responded to customer report of toilet continuously running after flush. Upon inspection, removed tank lid and identified internal leak within flush valve assembly. The flush valve flapper was not sealing properly, allowing water to continuously flow from tank into bowl. Replaced faulty flush valve components and adjusted fill valve water level to manufacturer specifications. Tested flush mechanism multiple times to verify proper operation and confirm leak was eliminated. Tank now fills to correct level and stops completely after flush cycle.

Completed scheduled maintenance on two residential air conditioning systems located in the main home attic. Performed comprehensive inspection of ductwork, electrical connections, and control components. Verified system operation with temperature readings confirming proper cooling performance at 89.3°F, checked all electrical panels and circuit breakers, and inspected insulated ductwork and refrigerant lines for proper installation and integrity.

Responded to no-cooling call on 16-year-old air conditioning system with thermostat displaying service alert. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed control board in multi-zone HVAC system. Replaced defective circuit board, verified proper wire connections at terminal blocks, tested zone control modules, and confirmed system operation restored with all zones functioning correctly.

# Clogged Drain and Garbage Disposal Removal Responded to a plugged drain issue at a 60-year-old residential property. Upon arrival, assessed the kitchen sink drainage system and confirmed the need to remove an existing garbage disposal unit as requested. Cleared the cabinet space beneath the sink, relocating cleaning supplies and household products to access the plumbing assembly. Disconnected the black garbage disposal unit from the drain line and sink mounting assembly. Removed the disposal by detaching the discharge tube from the P-trap connection and disconnecting the mounting hardware from the sink flange. Inspected the gray PVC drain pipes for blockages and proper configuration. Evaluated the drainage system for any corrosion, leaks, or structural concerns related to the home's age. Noted aging plumbing infrastructure throughout the property, including corroded metal pipes in the basement area with visible moisture staining at floor penetrations. Cleared the drain blockage

Completed comprehensive plumbing system inspection of residential property, focusing on water heater installation and associated plumbing components. Documented Rheem water heater unit with connected piping systems, including copper supply lines, galvanized steel connections, pressure relief valve assembly, and shut-off valves. Assessed condition of pressure gauge, control valves with blue handles, and brass fittings at pipe junctions. Noted wall deterioration with peeling paint in utility area and photographed all findings for homeowner records.

Responded to service call for backed up sink in century-old home. Upon inspection, discovered severely deteriorated plumbing infrastructure in basement area with aged galvanized steel and copper piping showing significant corrosion, verdigris buildup, and rust staining at connection points. The horizontal drain line exhibited extensive deterioration with green-blue corrosion indicative of long-term moisture exposure and material breakdown. Concrete floor surrounding plumbing showed heavy water damage, efflorescence, and staining patterns consistent with chronic drainage issues and possible leaking. Assessed overall condition of aging plumbing system and documented deteriorated pipes, corroded connections, and moisture-damaged basement floor. Due to the advanced age of the plumbing infrastructure and extent of deterioration observed, recommended comprehensive evaluation for potential pipe replacement to address underlying drainage problems and prevent future backups.

Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system with two air handlers. Conducted full system inspection, measured refrigerant pressures and temperatures using digital manifold gauges, verified proper system operation, and confirmed all components functioning within manufacturer specifications. System found to be in good working condition with no deficiencies noted.

Completed seasonal maintenance tune-up on five-year-old air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including evaporator coil examination, verified all mechanical components operating within normal parameters, and confirmed proper airflow through heat exchanger. Unit tested and found functioning properly with no deficiencies noted.

Completed full Unico system replacement including new coil, blower assembly, and air conditioning condenser units. Installed dual exterior condensers on concrete pads with proper clearances and electrical connections. Replaced air handler with new equipment positioned in mechanical room, installed Ecobee smart thermostat for improved climate control. Extended ductwork by adding five new supply runs to improve coverage—four runs installed in attic space and one additional run on second floor to address previously underserved areas. All refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage properly installed and tested. System commissioned and verified operational.