Heating, Cooling & Air Quality Services in Akron, OH

Completed spring maintenance on commercial rooftop HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical connections, capacitor evaluation, and ductwork assessment. Documented equipment conditions with rooftop measurements and component photography showing normal operational wear on piping and connections.

# HVAC Service Call - No Airflow from Two Registers Responded to service call regarding lack of airflow from two registers in the home. Upon arrival, conducted visual inspection of the HVAC distribution system in the basement/crawlspace area to identify the source of the airflow issue. Performed thorough examination of the ductwork routing and connections serving the affected registers. Inspected the main trunk lines and branch ducts for potential obstructions, disconnections, or damage that could restrict airflow. Evaluated the condition of flexible ductwork runs, noting dust accumulation and age-related wear on black flexible ducting visible in the ceiling cavity. Assessed the structural support and mounting of ductwork components, checking metal strapping and brackets securing ducts to floor joists. Verified that insulated supply lines were properly installed and not compressed or kinked, which could impede air distribution to specific zones. Traced ductwork pathways through the

Completed comprehensive plumbing inspection of residential property to assess condition of existing plumbing infrastructure throughout the home. Examined exposed piping in basement/crawl space areas including supply lines and drainage systems, and inspected under-sink plumbing connections including P-trap assemblies and PVC drain lines. Customer enrolled in maintenance plan and requested detailed estimate for whole-house plumbing upgrades based on inspection findings.

Completed spring maintenance on residential cooling system. Installed new Filtrete 1550 air filter (16x25x4) in HVAC system, noting significant deterioration and rust on metal filter housing that will require monitoring. Inspected outdoor Emerson condenser unit and observed excessive vegetation growth around base restricting airflow. Cleared grass and weeds from perimeter of unit to restore proper ventilation and prevent potential efficiency loss or compressor damage. Condenser housing showed weathering consistent with age but unit operational. Recommended ongoing vegetation management around outdoor unit and future assessment of corroded filter compartment housing for potential replacement to prevent air quality issues and maintain system integrity.

Completed spring maintenance on residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including electrical compartment evaluation where contactor, capacitor, and Comfort Alert module were examined and found to be in proper working condition. All electrical connections were verified secure, and unit was confirmed operational for the cooling season.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on both furnace and air conditioning system. Performed combustion analysis on natural gas furnace showing acceptable readings with 92.7% efficiency, 15 ppm CO, 12.4% O2, and 4.8% CO2. Serviced Allied Air Enterprises 4SCU13LE13GP-6 outdoor condensing unit utilizing HFC-410A refrigerant, confirmed unit specifications and proper operation.

Provided quote for replacement of 13-year-old natural gas tanked water heater showing visible rust deterioration at base unit. Assessed existing equipment condition and discussed replacement options with property owner for scheduling installation after 12pm.

Completed full HVAC system retrofit in attic space, including removal of existing equipment and installation of new furnace and air conditioning system. Installed new supply and return ductwork with proper insulation, routed refrigerant lines with foam insulation sleeves, and secured all components to structural framing per manufacturer specifications. System was tested for proper airflow, refrigerant charge, and operational performance, with all installations meeting code requirements.

Completed spring maintenance on commercial HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical testing with clamp meter, verifying voltage and amperage readings within normal operating parameters. Inspected condenser coil fins and blower assembly, confirming proper operation and airflow. All components functioning as designed with no deficiencies noted. Unit operational and ready for cooling season.

Completed spring maintenance inspection on cooling system. During the routine service, identified and documented significant corrosion and thread deterioration on critical mounting bolts and fasteners, which will require monitoring or replacement to prevent potential equipment failure. All standard maintenance procedures were performed according to manufacturer specifications.

Completed replacement of failed condenser fan motor and blade assembly on rooftop unit #1, restoring proper airflow and operational capacity. Additionally, replaced defective air proven switch on rooftop unit #3 to ensure proper safety interlock function and system operation. Both units tested and verified operational upon completion of repairs.

Completed full HVAC system retrofit including removal of existing equipment and installation of new Carrier air conditioning unit on exterior concrete pad with proper leveling and gravel base. Installed new furnace in basement utility area with updated metal ductwork routing and silver insulated ducting connections. Mounted electrical disconnect box on exterior wall and ran refrigerant lines and electrical conduit from outdoor condenser unit through wall penetration to indoor equipment. Verified all connections, tested system operation, and ensured proper airflow through ventilation louvers.

Completed scheduled maintenance on four residential air conditioning units, all six years old. Performed comprehensive inspections including visual assessment of compressor components, electrical connections, and condensate pans. All units showed normal wear consistent with age, with minor surface corrosion and debris accumulation noted in condensate drain pans. Verified proper operation of all systems upon completion.

# Commercial A/C Service Call Responded to service call for non-operational commercial air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system inspection and discovered severely compromised condenser coil with extensive dirt, dust, and debris accumulation throughout the aluminum fin assembly. The heavy contamination was restricting airflow and preventing proper heat exchange, resulting in system failure. Documented pre-service condition showing thick grayish-brown buildup embedded throughout the finned surfaces, with particularly dense accumulation in multiple areas. The condenser coil exhibited signs of extended operation without routine maintenance, including bent fins and environmental debris lodged between fin spacing. This contamination was significantly reducing the unit's cooling capacity and efficiency. Performed thorough condenser coil cleaning using appropriate chemical cleaners and pressure washing techniques to remove all accumulated dirt and debris from the

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance on a 4-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed full system inspection of outdoor condenser unit, including visual assessment of cabinet condition, fan assembly, and motor components. Cleaned condenser coils to remove environmental buildup and debris accumulation from fins. Verified proper operation of condenser fan motor and checked fan blade integrity and protective grille security. Inspected refrigerant line connections and condensate drain system, noting white PVC discharge line in proper working condition. Checked unit mounting and leveling on concrete pad. Cleared vegetation and debris from around unit perimeter to ensure adequate airflow and prevent future obstruction. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. Unit maintained proper clearances and showed appropriate wear for age. All components functioning as designed with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed routine air conditioning tune-up and preventative maintenance service. Inspected system components, checked refrigerant levels, and tested operational performance. Evaluated and documented air filter condition, noting accumulation of dust and debris; filter shows signs of normal usage and will require replacement at next service interval to maintain optimal system efficiency and indoor air quality.

Completed scheduled maintenance on residential air conditioning system over 10 years old. Performed standard tune-up procedures including inspection of HVAC unit, ductwork, and refrigerant lines in attic space. Identified condensate drain line requiring replacement and documented condition with photos for customer review and future service planning.

Completed AC retrofit installation in basement mechanical room. Installed new dark gray furnace unit with white PVC venting system for proper exhaust and intake air management. Positioned equipment on concrete floor alongside existing HVAC components including air handler unit. Configured all necessary piping connections, electrical conduit, and safety labeling per manufacturer specifications and code requirements. System tested and verified operational.

Responded to service call for non-functional front panel on residential Desert Air air conditioning unit located in basement utility area. Upon arrival, inspected unit and diagnosed control panel malfunction. Tested electrical connections, verified power supply to panel, and determined front display interface required replacement. Replaced faulty control panel assembly, restored proper system operation, and verified all functions operating normally. Unit tested successfully with proper cooling cycle initiation and temperature control response.

Completed furnace retrofit in basement mechanical room, installing new Lennox high-efficiency gas furnace with associated white PVC venting system routed vertically through ceiling. Integrated unit with existing ductwork infrastructure, including large-diameter supply plenum and 16x25 return air configuration. All electrical connections, condensate drainage, and combustion air venting installed per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.