The weather can hit hard in the Cleveland area, making your HVAC system work overtime to heat or cool your home. If your system has seen better days, it’s time for HVAC services from Verne & Ellsworth Hann.
Our team brings decades of experience, providing comprehensive heating and cooling services to homeowners throughout the Cleveland area.
Maintain a comfortable home with the best HVAC services around. Speak with Verne & Ellsworth online or call (216) 932-9755 to schedule service.

Reliable Heating & Cooling Services
Keeping warm or cool can be challenging when your HVAC system cycles repeatedly or only heats certain rooms. Look to Verne & Ellsworth for heating repair, replacement, or maintenance, as well as AC repair, replacement, and maintenance.
We work on:
- Ductless mini-splits: We can provide service for these energy-efficient, single-room units.
- Heat pumps: We offer service for these systems that provide heating and cooling.
- Furnaces: Our team can repair, replace, or maintain gas and electric furnaces.
- Boilers: Our technicians have the right tools and training to handle boiler issues of all kinds.
- Packaged units: We provide heating and cooling services for packaged units, which are single HVAC systems that offer energy efficiency and the convenience of a single unit for it all.
Air Quality & Ductwork Services in Cleveland
If you suffer from allergies or other respiratory issues, the air quality in your home is critical. Choose our team for air quality and ductwork services, including:
- Air scrubbers: These units are installed inside the HVAC unit to sanitize the air before it’s delivered through the ducts.
- Air purifiers: These systems are designed to clean the air around the home quickly and efficiently.
- Whole-house humidifiers: These units provide extra humidity for the air, helping limit dust and contaminants.
Breathe easier knowing your air quality is at its peak. Contact Verne & Ellsworth online or call (216) 932-9755 to schedule Cleveland air quality or ductwork services.
Professional Plumbing Services
Maintaining your plumbing system is vital to keeping a sanitary home. Look to our team for comprehensive plumbing services, including:
- Water heaters: We’ll ensure you always have hot water access with water heater repair or replacement.
- Water lines: We’ll do what it takes to ensure you have clean water from every faucet.
- Gas lines: We know how to safely install and repair gas lines for furnaces and water heaters.
- Bathroom & kitchen plumbing: We’ll resolve any issues with your bathroom or kitchen fixtures, pipes, and other plumbing.
For professional plumbers in Cleveland, turn to Verne & Ellsworth. Call (216) 932-9755 today or request a quote for plumbing services online.
Choose Verne & Ellsworth Hann in Cleveland
For over 100 years, our company has provided customer-centric home services throughout the Cleveland region. One of the oldest family-run businesses in Cleveland Heights, we’re known for our commitment to professionalism and a job well done.
We’ve won the Angi Super Service and Best of the Heights awards. Turn to us for comprehensive HVAC services, financing options, specials, and peace of mind that your system is in good hands.
Contact our team online or call (216) 932-9755 to schedule HVAC services in Cleveland.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Cleveland, OH
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Completed plumbing repair service in basement utility area. Inspected and serviced plumbing fixtures including utility sink, copper water supply lines, and associated piping systems. Documented existing mechanical equipment configuration including furnace with PVC venting, water treatment units, and exposed plumbing infrastructure for service records.
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Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on residential air conditioning and furnace system. Performed detailed inspection of blower motor assembly, noting accumulated dust and debris on housing and fan blades. Evaluated blower wheel condition and motor operation. Utilized digital manifold gauge set to measure system pressures and temperatures, confirming proper refrigerant charge and system performance. Inspected water heater safety components and verified proper labeling and compliance with manufacturer specifications. System operational and functioning within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance service.
Completed routine annual maintenance inspection on two HVAC systems, including both furnace and air conditioning components. Performed comprehensive evaluation of six-year-old equipment, inspecting blower wheel assembly for proper operation and cleanliness, noting dust accumulation on centrifugal fan blades and housing. Conducted diagnostic testing on rooftop condenser unit using digital testing instruments to measure system performance parameters including electrical values and refrigerant pressures. Verified proper operation of both heating and cooling systems, confirmed equipment functionality, and documented equipment condition through photographic records. All systems found operational at time of inspection.
Conducted comprehensive plumbing assessment for complete residential piping replacement. Property contains unused plumbing system requiring full replacement of all water supply and drainage lines throughout the home.
Inspected under-cabinet plumbing configuration including white PVC drainage assembly with P-trap, vertical and horizontal runs, and flexible supply lines secured with metal clamps. Noted significant age-related deterioration including discoloration, wear patterns, and accumulated debris on cabinet floor surfaces. Observed tan cardboard backing material and staining throughout accessible areas beneath counter spaces.
Evaluated exposed rough-in plumbing within floor cavity and wall framing systems. Documented multiple white PVC pipe runs converging at Y-junction fittings, vertical descending lines with elbow connections, and horizontal drainage runs between wooden joists. Identified dark-colored flexible components integrated within framing members alongside pink fiberglas
Completed installation of new furnace system and thermostat replacement. Performed comprehensive pressure diagnostics using dual port manometer to verify proper gas pressure readings and system operation, confirming P1 and P2 port measurements met manufacturer specifications for optimal furnace performance and safety compliance.
Completed stack repair from second floor to third floor lavatory by cutting out deteriorated toilet bend and tee fitting. Installed new Schedule 40 PVC piping and tied into existing PVC stack on first floor. Removed and reset toilet with new wax ring seal after stack repair was completed. Total labor time of 8.0 hours with customer responsible for drywall removal and restoration.
Responded to service call for HVAC estimate due to biological growth requiring remediation work. Assessed existing Armstrong Air furnace installation in residential utility room and determined unit requires removal to facilitate cleaning of growth contamination. Documented current system configuration including furnace, ductwork, PVC venting, and associated mechanical components. Provided replacement estimate for new furnace system to be installed following completion of remediation work by restoration contractor.
Completed toilet repair service requiring two technicians over a six-hour period in a commercial bathroom facility. Accessed and serviced wall-mounted TOTO toilet system through existing access panel, addressing plumbing valve assembly and associated electrical connections. All fixtures restored to proper working order, access panel secured, and area left clean and operational.
Conducted comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including gas furnace and air conditioning unit. Evaluated existing Trane XL 80 furnace installation, associated ductwork infrastructure, refrigerant line routing along exterior foundation, and condensate drainage system. Documented current equipment configuration, outdoor condenser location adjacent to foundation landscaping, and mechanical room layout to provide accurate replacement specifications and installation requirements.
Completed installation of electric water heater with associated safety and pressure control components. Installed pressure relief valve (PRV), thermal expansion tank, and 3/4" ball valve to ensure proper system operation and code compliance. All copper supply lines were connected with brass fittings, and shut-off valves were positioned for accessible service access. The water heater and pressure tank were secured in the utility space accessed through the wall panel, with all connections tested for proper function and leak-free operation.
Performed scheduled cooling system tune-up on a 10-year-old air conditioning unit for a home plan member. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil completely covered with heavy frost and ice buildup, indicating a system malfunction. Documented the frozen coil condition with photographs showing extensive crystalline ice formation across all coil fins. Measured and recorded superheat reading of 53.5°F using digital refrigerant analyzer, confirming improper refrigerant charge or restricted airflow causing the freeze-up condition. The system was operational but running in a compromised state. Identified this as a critical issue requiring immediate attention to prevent compressor damage and system failure. Recommended allowing coil to thaw completely before further diagnostics to determine root cause, which could include low refrigerant charge due to leak, restricted airflow from dirty filter or blocked return, failed blower motor, or malfunctioning thermostatic expansion valve. System r
Responded to service call for high-pitched screeching noise from 4-year-old furnace. Upon inspection, identified the inducer motor as the source of the noise, showing signs of bearing wear and dust accumulation on the motor housing. Documented motor specifications and condition with photos for service records, noting visible wear on the motor assembly and surrounding components.
Completed annual maintenance tune-up on one-year-old split HVAC system, model 37MGHAQ24DA301. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, verified all electrical specifications and refrigerant charge levels, confirmed system operating within manufacturer parameters with no issues identified.
Performed preventive maintenance on two cooling systems. Checked refrigerant pressures and temperatures using digital manifold gauges, confirming both systems operating within manufacturer specifications. Inspected and verified air filtration components in proper condition with adequate airflow.
Completed scheduled cooling maintenance on two RunTru air conditioning systems. Performed comprehensive inspection of both outdoor condensing units, including visual assessment of components, electrical connections, and manufacturer specification verification. Units were found in operational condition with proper labeling and identification intact. Routine preventive maintenance procedures were executed according to manufacturer guidelines, and photographic documentation was captured for service records.
Completed annual home plan heating maintenance visit on residential steam boiler system. Performed comprehensive inspection of boiler unit, burner assembly, and associated mechanical components in basement utility space. Documented system conditions through photographic records showing motor/pump assembly with copper housing and mounting hardware, along with interior compartment containing evaporator coil, electrical wiring, and insulation components. All equipment found operational with normal signs of age and wear consistent with routine use.
Completed installation of sump pump discharge extension with grille assembly for EZ Breathe system, including proper insulation using Armaflex material on exposed piping. Verified system operation and tested refrigerant pressures on R410A air conditioning unit, confirming temperatures of 49.7°F on suction line and 66.7°F on liquid line with appropriate system pressures.
Completed air conditioning tune-up and performance evaluation. Verified system operating pressures and temperatures using digital manifold gauges, confirming R-410A refrigerant charge at 95.9 psi suction and 182.0 psi discharge with coil temperatures of 95°F and 122°F. Measured superheat at 50.5°F, indicating proper refrigerant charge and system efficiency.
Responded to emergency call for leaking stack pipe in residential property. Upon arrival, accessed wall cavity through existing opening in yellow-painted wall to inspect vertical plumbing stack and associated piping. Investigation revealed severely corroded cast iron stack pipe with active leak point. Documented extensive deterioration of metal components including heavy rust accumulation, oxidation, and structural compromise of threaded connections at base of stack. Assessed surrounding mechanical systems and framing for water damage. Photographed corroded piping, deteriorated fittings, and compromised stack assembly to document extent of failure. Provided recommendations for stack replacement due to advanced age and corrosion throughout affected section.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on Carrier condensing unit per maintenance agreement. System operational with no deficiencies noted during inspection. All electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage verified functioning properly.