South Euclid HVAC Services

Performed scheduled maintenance on 20-year-old Lennox furnace system. Inspection of furnace, ductwork, and air handler completed. Service appointment rescheduled to February 5th, 8-12am window for completion of maintenance requirements.

Performed inspection on 20-year-old furnace in dual fuel heat pump system. Evaluated existing Carrier unit and associated ductwork, noting connection points and ventilation components. System includes supplementary air purifier/humidifier unit. Assessment completed for potential replacement options.

Responded to no heat call on 9-year-old furnace. Diagnosed faulty flame sensor showing corrosion at connection point. Removed, cleaned, and reinstalled the sensor, restoring proper flame detection. System now functioning normally with heat production verified.

Performed scheduled heating tune-up on system. Conducted gas pressure testing with manometer showing readings of 1.72 inH₂O and 15.2, confirming proper operational parameters. All measurements within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for thermostat displaying "call for service" message. Inspected two-year-old thermostat and HVAC system interior. Identified issue with internal wiring connection causing error message. Reconnected loose wire and reset system, restoring normal operation.

Performed annual maintenance service on 2-year-old furnace system. Completed comprehensive heating tune-up per Home Plan requirements, including inspection of flame sensor, electrical connections, and ventilation components. System is functioning properly with no issues identified.

Responded to a warranty service call for a tankless water heater system with ongoing leakage issues. Previously replaced pressure relief valve on January 29th, but inspection revealed current leak is unrelated to that repair. System includes copper and PVC piping assembly with multiple control valves and a water filtration unit. Customer advised that additional repairs would be chargeable as the current issue is separate from warranty work.

Performed routine maintenance on 30-year-old Lennox gas furnace system. Inspected ductwork and connections for proper functionality, addressing minor rattling noise reported by customer. Completed full tune-up including component inspection, cleaning, and operational verification; system now functioning properly with noise issue resolved.

Replaced existing tall water heater with a shorter model to address insufficient flue pitch issues. Installed new gas shut-off valve during the swap. Water heater now properly positioned against brick wall with appropriate venting and expansion tank connection.

Performed scheduled furnace maintenance service. Inspected burner assembly for proper flame pattern and operation. Examined and tested blower motor and fan assembly to ensure optimal performance. All components functioning within normal parameters.

Successfully replaced the pressure relief valve connection on customer's tankless water heater. Work included disconnecting the existing faulty valve, installing new components, and verifying proper system operation upon completion. All connections were tested to ensure no leaks and proper pressure regulation.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including new Bryant furnace, Bryant AC unit, and water heater with financing. Installation included replacement of return drop and lineset, addition of chimney liner, and installation of Aprilaire filter while preserving existing thermostat functionality.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on furnace system, including inspection and testing of Honeywell Enviracaire Elite air filtration system. Conducted combustion analysis using Sauermann gas analyzer, which measured O₂ at 10.16% and CO₂ at 6.9%, confirming proper combustion efficiency and safe operation parameters.

Responded to emergency service request for leaking water heater. Conducted thorough inspection of the 80-year-old home's hot water tank system, including AMTROL expansion tank and associated copper plumbing connections. Successfully diagnosed and repaired leak source, restoring proper functionality to the water heater installation.

Completed installation of complete HVAC system including new furnace, evaporator coil, condenser, air cleaner, AprilAire humidifier and thermostat. Installed proper venting out the left side with new refrigerant lines. System includes Bradford White water heater with all connections properly secured and tested for optimal performance.

Responded to service call for leaking hot water tank in basement. Upon inspection, identified standard tank-style water heater with expansion tank installed. Detected water leakage, repaired faulty connection, and performed pressure test to confirm resolution. System now functioning properly with no active leaks.

Responded to emergency call for burst pipe in basement causing water backup issues. Inspection of the crawlspace revealed significant corrosion on water supply lines and valve assembly with extensive cobweb accumulation indicating long-term moisture exposure. Replaced damaged pipe section and restored proper water flow while ensuring no additional leakage into hot water heater.

Performed routine maintenance on 7-year-old MVP gas furnace. Conducted combustion analysis with Sauermann diagnostic device, confirming proper operation with CO levels at 0 ppm, O2 at 20.66%, and CO2 at 0.2%. System is functioning within normal parameters.

Accessed floor opening to inspect suspected pipe leak in subfloor area. Located and repaired damaged copper pipe joint in ceiling cavity, which showed signs of water damage to surrounding wooden structures. Applied appropriate sealant to connection points to ensure proper seal and prevent future leakage.

Conducted scheduled heating tune-up on customer's furnace. Inspected gas valve assembly, control panel functionality, and verified proper flame pattern during operation. All components were found to be in normal working condition with expected wear on metal parts but no visible damage. System is operating correctly with no issues identified.