Heating, Cooling & Air Quality Services in Akron, OH

Responded to service call for indoor water leakage from wall-mounted ductless mini-split unit. Upon arrival, observed active leak condition and positioned collection bucket beneath unit to prevent floor damage. Performed diagnostic inspection of the mini-split system, including examination of the condensate drain line, drain pan, and air handler assembly to identify source of water intrusion into living space.

# Plumbing Service Completed Responded to service call for leaking pipes under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified corroded drain pipes in double-basin sink configuration causing active water leakage. The existing white PVC drainage system showed signs of deterioration with visible corrosion at connection points beneath the cabinet. Assessed the complete under-sink plumbing assembly, including dual P-trap system, horizontal drain connections, and supply lines. Replaced corroded pipe sections and reinstalled drainage components to ensure proper water flow and eliminate leaks. Verified all connections were secure and tested system for proper drainage and seal integrity. Cabinet interior showed water staining from previous leakage, confirming the need for repair. System restored to full working condition with no active leaks detected upon completion.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing water heating system in basement utility area to provide estimate for tankless water heater installation. Evaluated current plumbing configuration including copper supply lines, existing tank-style water heater, gas connections, and venting system. Photographed existing equipment layout, wall-mounted HVAC components, PVC drainage piping, and available installation space to determine optimal placement and required modifications for tankless unit conversion.

Completed fall maintenance on heating system. Performed combustion analysis using digital analyzer, verifying proper natural gas combustion with oxygen levels at 19.00% and ambient temperature reading of 71.8°F. All system parameters tested within acceptable operating ranges.

Responded to service call for clogged drains affecting three sink locations throughout the property. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of all affected fixtures, including stainless steel sink basins in compact living spaces. Utilized mechanical snaking equipment and appropriate drain cleaning methods to clear obstructions from drain lines. Removed debris and buildup causing blockages in each affected drain system. Tested water flow and drainage at all three sink locations to verify proper function and confirmed complete restoration of drainage capability. All fixtures left in working order with proper flow rates established.

Completed fall preventative maintenance on commercial rooftop HVAC unit per contract agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical control panel, verifying proper operation of circuit board, contactors, relays, transformer, and capacitor. Checked all wire connections and component functionality. Inspected blower assembly and confirmed Multi-Pleat air filter condition. All components operating within normal parameters; unit left in proper working order.

Completed comprehensive heating system tune-up and performance analysis. Conducted combustion analysis using digital analyzer, which confirmed proper operation with oxygen levels at 9.6%, carbon monoxide at safe levels of 5 ppm, and stack temperature reading 111°F. System is operating efficiently and safely within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for commercial HVAC system with multiple zone temperature discrepancies. Found significant condensation and water leakage from ductwork in ceiling space above one zone. Inspected York thermostat showing 70°F setpoint with cooling mode active. Documented excessive condensation on main supply duct with water droplets covering entire surface, indicating inadequate insulation and likely cause of ceiling leak. System requires duct insulation repair or replacement and further evaluation of refrigerant charge and airflow balance across all zones to address uneven cooling performance between areas.

Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive refrigerant leak search on system. Inspected compressor, refrigerant lines, and valve connections using close visual examination. Identified potential leak point at service valve with mesh filter body connected to refrigerant circuit. Documented findings with detailed photographs of suspect valve assembly and overall system condition for further evaluation and repair recommendations.

Completed full furnace and hot water heater replacement in residential basement as part of weatherization assistance program. Installed new Lennox furnace with proper PVC venting system and connected to existing ductwork infrastructure. Replaced existing water heater with new unit, establishing all necessary plumbing connections including copper and PVC piping. Verified proper operation of both systems, confirmed adequate clearances, and ensured all equipment met current code requirements.

Responded to service call for primary bedroom air conditioning unit that stopped operating approximately one week after annual maintenance on 15-year-old system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection and identified issue with refrigerant line connections showing signs of deterioration and debris accumulation. Documented conditions with photographic evidence of copper piping and brass fittings displaying corrosion and contamination at connection points, which likely resulted in system failure following recent service work that may have disturbed compromised components.

Responded to callback for non-operational lab unit. Upon arrival, found heavily soiled air filter restricting airflow and system unable to maintain proper operation. Removed and documented dirty filter condition. Connected Fieldpiece manifold gauges to service ports to verify refrigerant pressures and system performance. Cleaned debris accumulation from outdoor unit platform area. Installed new filter, verified proper airflow restoration, and confirmed unit returned to normal operation with acceptable operating pressures.

Completed HVAC estimate for air conditioning retrofit on rental property. Documented existing Bryant furnace installation in basement mechanical room, including current ductwork configuration, plenum connections, and refrigerant line routing. Assessed equipment accessibility, electrical service connections, and available space for proposed AC system integration with existing forced-air heating system.

Responded to service call for non-operational commercial air conditioning system on rooftop installation. Upon arrival, inspected dual HVAC condenser units mounted on elevated wooden platforms and verified equipment condition, copper refrigerant lines, electrical disconnects, and flexible conduit runs. Diagnosed issue, restored system to proper working order, and confirmed both units were operational with fan assemblies running correctly.

Completed furnace retrofit installation in basement mechanical room. Installed new Lennox furnace unit with proper PVC venting system routed vertically through ceiling joists. Connected unit to existing galvanized ductwork system and integrated air filtration component. Verified all exhaust and intake piping properly sealed and secured. System tested and operational.

Completed rough-in installation for two HVAC systems and Reznor unit in new construction environment. All ductwork, registers, and mechanical components positioned according to specifications with materials list documented on-site. Installation coordinated with framing and insulation phases, ensuring proper clearances and structural integration for final system commissioning.

Conducted site visit for rental property where outdoor air conditioning unit was vandalized and completely gutted, with compressor and internal components stolen. Documented existing basement mechanical infrastructure including water heaters and utility routing for replacement system planning. Assessed scattered HVAC components on exterior concrete pad showing severe dismantling, with compressor unit, copper refrigerant lines, fan assembly, and metal housing panels disassembled and left exposed to elements. Photographed deteriorated equipment, rust damage on pad, and compromised refrigerant line connections. Prepared comprehensive replacement estimate for complete outdoor condensing unit and associated components required to restore cooling system to operational status.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing basement furnace system and ductwork infrastructure to provide estimate for adding central air conditioning and potential complete HVAC system replacement. Evaluated current gray metal furnace unit with exposed blower motor and internal components, inspected existing galvanized ductwork distribution throughout basement ceiling, and assessed structural layout for optimal AC integration. Documented equipment specifications, measured available space for condenser placement, reviewed electrical capacity requirements, and analyzed ductwork modifications needed to accommodate cooling system installation.

Installed main water shut-off valve with brass fixture and copper piping configuration in utility area. Coordinated with city utility department for final valve installation and system activation to complete the outdoor spigot installation project.

Responded to service call for non-operational commercial air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing and discovered a failed 25-amp Class RK5 fuse in the electrical disconnect. Replaced the blown Littelfuse LNR 25A fuse and verified proper amperage rating for the equipment. Tested system operation and confirmed supply air temperature of 77°F at the ductwork, with unit now functioning properly and cooling effectively.