HVAC & Plumbing Services in Shaker Heights

Completed preventive maintenance on two cooling systems located in basement. Performed thorough inspection of both units including evaporator coils, condenser coils, and fan assemblies. Verified proper operation of all components, checked refrigerant levels, and confirmed airflow through heat exchanger fins. Both systems found to be in good working condition with clean coils and properly functioning fan motors. All equipment operating within normal parameters upon completion of service.

Returned to complete boiler pipe repair following asbestos abatement. Replaced corroded and leaking section of boiler piping that was previously identified during initial service visit. Installed new pipe section with threaded fittings, tested system for leaks, and verified proper operation of boiler and associated plumbing connections.

Removed ceiling-mounted shower trim kit to inspect cartridge orientation and verify proper installation. Disassembled and rebuilt leaking trap assembly to restore proper function and eliminate water leakage.

Responded to a leaking PVC pipe located in the basement near the hot water heater in a century-old home. Upon inspection, identified the source of the leak in the water supply piping system running through the exposed ceiling joists. Repaired the compromised PVC section, verified all connections and shut-off valves were functioning properly, and tested the system to ensure no further leaks were present.

Completed estimate for replacement of ice-damaged air conditioning system in residential mechanical room. Evaluated existing HVAC air handler unit and associated ductwork, condensate drainage systems, and electrical connections to determine replacement requirements. Additionally assessed feasibility of relocating or replacing secondary unit, documenting current equipment configuration including gas piping, PVC drain lines, flex ductwork routing, and electrical panel connections for comprehensive replacement proposal.

Performed routine maintenance on Bradford White automatic storage water heater, completing a comprehensive flush and fill procedure to remove sediment buildup and ensure optimal performance. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing proper connections, copper piping configuration, and circulation pump operation. All system components, including expansion tank and associated plumbing connections, were inspected and found to be functioning within normal parameters.

Completed routine cooling system maintenance on outdoor HVAC unit, including comprehensive tune-up of air handler components per home plan recurring service agreement. Performed standard inspection procedures, verified system operation, and documented equipment specifications including serial number 0323E13810 for service records.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including outdoor condensing unit and indoor evaporator coil. Existing refrigerant line set was pressure tested, inspected for integrity, and reused to minimize installation time and cost. Existing thermostat was retained and reconnected to new equipment. Unit was mounted on existing pad, electrical connections were made to junction box with proper disconnect, and condensate drain line was verified for proper operation. System was evacuated, charged to manufacturer specifications, and tested for proper operation including airflow, temperature differential, and refrigerant pressures.

Responded to call back for boiler not running. Checked gas pressure at inlet and throughout system, confirmed proper supply pressure. Bled air from hydronic lines at multiple points including circulator pump and high points in piping network. Verified expansion tank pre-charge pressure and confirmed proper operation. System fired successfully, circulator operating correctly, and heat distribution restored to all zones.

Completed replacement of existing downflow furnace installation in basement mechanical room. Removed old unit and installed new furnace system with proper venting configuration, including stainless steel exhaust piping with 90-degree elbow termination. Added model 1410 component to system as specified. Installed electrical disconnect box on adjacent wall for code compliance and safe equipment operation. All ductwork connections secured to new unit, including metallic supply plenum integration. System tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to burst pipe emergency at century-old residential property. Accessed plumbing infrastructure through interior wall opening, where copper and PVC pipe connections were inspected and repaired. Exterior hose bib and associated piping mounted to brick foundation were also serviced to address water line failure and restore proper function to the plumbing system.

Responded to service call for water leak investigation at multi-unit property where ceiling damage and potential mold were observed in downstairs unit, suspected to originate from upstairs bathtub area. Accessed crawl space beneath affected area and inspected plumbing infrastructure, including PVC drain lines and connections. Upon inspection, identified potential leak source in drainage system serving upstairs bathroom fixtures and documented conditions with photography for further assessment and repair planning.

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on two residential furnace systems. Performed comprehensive inspections of both units, including examination of gas valves, control boards, blower motors, electrical connections, and safety devices. Verified proper operation of all components, checked wire connections and terminations, inspected PVC condensate drainage routing, and confirmed system functionality. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Completed annual maintenance on residential boiler system. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection including visual assessment of all accessible components, piping connections, and mounting hardware. Inspected copper supply lines, valve assemblies, and connection points for proper operation and signs of wear. Noted minor surface corrosion and mineral deposits on copper fittings consistent with system age. Verified proper pipe support and mounting bracket integrity throughout installation. Confirmed boiler operational status and system functionality. All maintenance procedures completed per manufacturer specifications and member plan requirements.

Responded to multiple plumbing issues throughout the residence. Assessed recurring frozen pipe situation in basement crawl space and documented conditions despite existing heat source and water shut-off protocols during extreme cold temperatures. Inspected first floor bathroom toilet fill valve experiencing intermittent refill issues requiring manual adjustment, and examined Delta shower control valve and showerhead for post-shutoff dripping condition. Evaluated upstairs master bathroom shower door for water intrusion concerns to determine if caulking failure or other sealing issue was present. Inspected kitchen sink faucet experiencing intermittent leaking. Photographed shower control fixtures and components for documentation purposes.

Completed installation of 18,000 BTU ductless mini-split system with indoor head unit mounted on dining room exterior wall. Installed air handler in third floor alcove with ductwork routed through second floor ceiling perimeter, return air pulled from second floor hallway, and smart thermostat positioned in hallway for central control. All equipment tested and operational upon completion.

Performed comprehensive tune-up service on two Bryant AC units, each approximately two years old and in good working condition. Conducted full system diagnostics using manifold gauge set to verify refrigerant pressures and charge levels on R-22 system, inspected condenser coils and fan assemblies, and confirmed both outdoor units were operating within manufacturer specifications. All components tested satisfactorily with no repairs required, leaving both systems prepared for summer cooling season.

Responded to a plumbing leak in a third-floor bathroom of a 50-year-old home. Upon arrival, documented water damage to ceiling and wall surfaces below the affected area, showing discoloration and moisture staining on drywall and paint. Accessed attic crawl space above bathroom and identified source of leak in aging copper supply line showing significant corrosion and mineral deposit buildup. The corroded section exhibited white crusty accumulation indicating long-term moisture exposure and oxidation. Shut off water supply using existing shutoff valve, removed damaged section of copper piping, and installed new copper pipe section with proper fittings and solder joints. Pressure tested repair to ensure no additional leaks. Advised homeowner that ceiling and wall surfaces will require drying time before cosmetic repairs can be completed, and recommended monitoring for additional plumbing issues given the age of the home's plumbing system and visible oxidation on other copper lines in the

Completed routine maintenance and tune-up on a 4-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of the air handler unit located in attic space, verified proper operation of all components, and checked manufacturer specifications. System found to be operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. All safety labels and equipment markings confirmed present and legible. This service included standard preventative maintenance procedures to ensure continued efficient operation of the cooling system.

Conducted site assessment for add-on air conditioning system installation at duplex property with separate upper and lower units. Evaluated existing HVAC infrastructure including Ultra 80 furnace, electrical panel capacity, ductwork configuration, and mechanical room layout to determine feasibility and requirements for dual AC system integration. Documented current equipment conditions and spatial constraints in basement utility area to prepare comprehensive replacement estimate.