Midwestern weather can be extreme and unpredictable. Whether your broken air conditioner is running up your bill or your aging furnace is banging at night, Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning has the expertise to keep your heating, cooling, and air quality systems working reliably.
Our licensed and insured technicians service all brands if your system needs repair, and we provide free estimates when you’re ready to install a replacement. Our new construction installations guarantee builders control from the design stage to the finished home. Offering solutions for Akron homes since 1974, you can trust both our experience and our upfront pricing.
Take control of your home comfort! Contact us to schedule installation and repair services in Akron today!
Emergency HVAC Repair
When minor problems become big, they cost more time and money. If you notice these signs, it’s time for immediate repair:
- Foul smells: Odors can indicate that you need a technician to clean and sanitize your air ducts.
- Reduced airflow: Lack of or no airflow may mean blocked air ducts or other ventilation problems.
- Leaks and water damage: A clogged drain line or uneven installation can lead to leaks from your cooling system.
- Loud knocking sounds: Odd noises often indicate that your system is nearing the end of its functionality.
Comprehensive Heating Services
With an average January low of around 20 degrees in Akron, you don’t want your heating system to break down on a freezing night. Whether you are installing a geothermal unit or radiant heating, or need repair work for your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, the Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning technicians have what you need to keep your home warm all winter. An efficient system also means lower energy bills, so you don’t have to choose between affordability and comfort.
Thorough Cooling Installation & Maintenance
Our team can promptly service your system so you can get back to your summer plans. Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning is here to repair your current system or replace it with a more energy-efficient one. Not every home has the exact cooling needs, and our ductless AC offers flexibility for your home’s unique layout. Our geothermal units work with renewable energy to significantly reduce your monthly bill.
Professional Indoor Air Quality Services
Is the tree pollen forecast high in Akron today? Even with the filters of an excellent heating and cooling system, your home is susceptible to mold, bacteria, and other particles that can impact your health and allergies. Air cleaners from Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning improve your air quality and peace of mind so you can breathe easier. Our humidifiers and dehumidifiers give you total control of your home’s comfort no matter what the weather’s like outside.
Why Trust Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning?
We know our community. Whether it’s meeting your heating, cooling, and air quality needs or sponsoring local scholarships and sports teams, Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning is a reputable family-operated part of Akron. Trust AACA-accredited service from our background-checked team. We’re here for our military, veteran, and senior neighbors with special discounts. Our technicians keep your HVAC system running while our upfront pricing and financing options keep your budget in mind.
Reach out to the Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning for your free estimate today!
Lakes Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing INC has completed 20 jobs in Akron, OH between February 2026 and March 2026. The most recent job was on March 6, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Akron, OH
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Completed rough-in installation of HVAC system in new construction, including running sleeves and linesets through wood framing. Installed dual Lennox furnace units in mechanical room with proper PVC venting, copper linesets, and connections to ductwork. Documented installation with photos showing both the rough-in work through framed walls and the completed mechanical room setup.
Repaired leaking bathtub faucet by replacing worn components in the valve assembly, eliminating the persistent drip. Inspected the existing potable water expansion tank and associated copper piping, noting minor corrosion at joints but confirming system remains in operational condition.
Successfully cleared slow shower drain by removing and cleaning the drain cover, extracting accumulated hair and soap scum buildup from the drain trap. Tested drainage functionality post-service with full water flow, confirming complete restoration of proper drainage with no further backup issues.
Performed furnace clean and check service as scheduled. Conducted combustion analysis using Testo 327-1 analyzer, documenting readings of 650 ppm CO2, 86% efficiency, and low CO levels (5-8 ppm). Inspected ductwork system including metal trunk lines and connections, verifying proper installation and sealing at all joints.
Replaced deteriorated shut-off valve on main water line that showed significant corrosion and mineral buildup. Installation included new valve assembly with proper fittings to connect to existing L-shaped pipe configuration. System was tested for proper operation and verified no leaks at connection points.
Responded to service call regarding condensation on PVC drain pipes associated with recent heat pump installation. Inspected the affected piping system, which showed significant moisture buildup on exterior surfaces of the white PVC drain lines. Determined this was a residual issue from the original installation that required proper insulation to prevent future condensation problems.
Successfully installed a mini-split air conditioning system on a newly constructed drywall section, with the indoor unit properly mounted and secured. Completed installation of metal conduit with electrical wiring to power the system, ensuring proper routing and secure attachment to the concrete block wall. Documented installation with photos showing both the interior unit installation and exterior conduit work prior to finalizing the project.
Completed furnace and AC retrofit installation in residential basement. Installed new Rheem system with PVC ventilation pipes, connected to existing ductwork, and ensured proper integration with hot water tank and associated plumbing components. System was tested and verified operational as indicated by control panel indicator light.
Diagnosed non-operational furnace in bay 4 by inspecting the control board circuit. Identified issue with the 741 chip on the main control module and performed comprehensive inspection of all connected wiring and power supply components to ensure proper electrical connections.
Responded to service callback for insufficient heating complaint. Upon inspection of the furnace, performed diagnostic testing on the blower motor assembly and circuit board, revealing a loose electrical connection in the wire harness. Repaired faulty connection and verified proper system operation with normal heating output restored.
Responded to service call for water leak potentially originating from humidifier. Upon inspection of the HVAC system installation and surrounding plumbing, identified and documented PVC pipe drainage configuration passing through the diamond plate flooring. Performed thorough assessment of the mechanical equipment and connections to ensure proper functionality.
Responded to service call for 20-year-old furnace with intermittent operation and ignition failure. Inspection revealed worn ignitor assembly with deteriorated wiring connections at the flame sensor and gas valve. Replaced ignitor assembly, cleaned flame sensor, and restored proper connection terminals to resolve cycling issues.
Responded to no heat complaint - diagnosed faulty thermostat (2 years old) affecting system operation. Performed measurements of supply and return air registers (5-6" dimensions noted) and observed significant rust/corrosion in return air housing that could impact airflow. Replaced thermostat and restored heating functionality to Modulating Variable Performance system (2025 MVP).
Performed site evaluation of existing HVAC system to address customer's concern about furnace sizing. Inspected current installation including furnace unit with connected ductwork, adjacent water heater system, and associated plumbing components. Documented existing equipment configuration to prepare appropriate replacement options considering natural gas efficiency and proper system sizing.
Performed comprehensive inspection on 10-year-old Weil-McLain LGB Series 2 boiler system. Visual examination revealed properly installed components including copper/black piping network, pressure gauges, and pump assembly all in working condition. Documented system specifications and component status with digital photography for service records.
Met with customer and completed rework of return duct in the washer/dryer room. Accessed wall section to modify existing plumbing infrastructure, including proper routing of PVC drain connections and color-coded water supply lines (red/hot, blue/cold). Ensured proper installation of valve box and all plumbing fittings according to new construction specifications.
Conducted full HVAC system replacement including removal of aging furnace and outdoor condenser unit. Installed new equipment with updated connections to existing ductwork and refrigerant lines. System replacement included necessary electrical modifications and verification of proper operation under winter conditions.
Responded to emergency service call for 16-year-old Lennox furnace exhibiting intermittent operation with error code E223. Performed combustion analysis with gas analyzer, measuring 6.4% O2 and 17 ppm CO. Determined issue was related to flame sensor/ignition sequence and restored proper operation.
Responded to service call regarding malfunctioning exhaust fan in a commercial facility. Upon inspection, found an aging exhaust ventilation system with significant dust accumulation and deterioration on the fan unit mounted to concrete block wall. Fan motor was non-operational and housing showed considerable wear with debris buildup on blades, requiring complete replacement.
Completed furnace retrofit in basement utility area, installing a new Armstrong Air Ultra V furnace with appropriate PVC intake/exhaust ventilation system. All connections to existing ductwork were properly sealed and system was tested for proper operation after installation.
