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 in August 2026. The most recent job was on August 21, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Akron, OH
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Responded to service call for commercial A/C system requiring thermostat replacement. Upon arrival, removed existing malfunctioning Honeywell digital thermostat from wall-mounted location. Disconnected wiring from old unit terminals and installed new programmable thermostat. Verified proper wiring connections, mounted new device securely to wall, and tested all functions including heating, cooling, fan operation, and hold settings to confirm proper system operation.
Responded to commercial HVAC maintenance contract call for rooftop unit experiencing condenser fan failure. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment and confirmed condenser fan motor was inoperative. Using digital multimeter, verified electrical readings and determined motor had failed and required replacement. Removed defective condenser fan motor, fan blade assembly, and run capacitor from outdoor condensing unit. Installed new OEM-equivalent condenser fan motor with proper voltage and amperage specifications. Mounted new fan blade with correct pitch and secured with appropriate hardware. Replaced run capacitor to ensure optimal motor performance and longevity. Verified all electrical connections were properly terminated and secured. Energized unit and confirmed condenser fan motor operated within manufacturer specifications at 96.2 volts. System tested and left in normal operating condition.
Completed A/C retrofit installation in utility closet, replacing existing HVAC system with new vertical cabinet unit featuring integrated humidification system. Installed drum-style humidifier assembly, configured control board wiring and electrical connections, and established PVC drainage piping with valve controls to ensure proper condensate management and water supply for humidification functionality.
Responded to emergency service call for non-functioning thermostat with blank display while air conditioning unit continued to operate. Diagnosed Lennox iComfort Wi-Fi thermostat (Model 1DF81) experiencing complete display failure on seven-year-old system. Removed thermostat from wall plate to inspect unit and verify model specifications including serial number and hardware/software version. Provided homeowner with manufacturer documentation and operating manual for future reference. System evaluation completed and homeowner advised of findings.
Completed installation of a 50-gallon short Bradford White residential water heater in basement utility area. Established all necessary plumbing connections including copper supply lines, discharge piping, and pressure relief valve. Connected gas supply line with shutoff valve and installed proper venting system using metallic ductwork routed through existing infrastructure. Mounted expansion tank at top of unit and verified all connections for proper operation and code compliance.
Responded to water leak complaint on breakroom mini-split system. Upon inspection, found clogged drain line causing condensate overflow from the indoor air handler unit. Removed and cleaned drain pump filter assembly, which showed significant sediment buildup and debris accumulation restricting proper drainage. Flushed drain line, reassembled components, and verified system operation with no further leakage detected.
Responded to warranty service call for evaporator coil replacement due to refrigerant leak that was identified during previous service visit. Removed failed coil and obtained measurements for replacement unit. Brazed new copper refrigerant lines and applied insulation to connections. Completed leak repair under manufacturer warranty coverage.
Responded to warranty call for recently installed mobile home package unit with reported water leakage from interior vent. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor package unit positioned on cracked concrete pad and found unit operational but noted debris on top of equipment. Conducted interior inspection and located floor register where water intrusion was reported. Determined condensate drainage issue causing water to back up through ductwork and discharge at interior vent location. Cleared condensate line obstruction, verified proper drain flow, and tested system operation to confirm resolution. Unit cycling properly with no further leakage observed at time of departure.
Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance visit on rooftop HVAC unit. Performed system inspection with access panels opened to verify electrical connections, control board operation, and wiring integrity. All wire bundles, connectors, and junction boxes inspected and found secure with no signs of overheating or damage. Measured ambient temperature at 82.9°F using calibrated digital thermometer to verify proper system operation under current load conditions. Unit operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit including furnace and air conditioning replacement. Installed new gray furnace unit in basement mechanical room with proper ductwork connections, PVC venting, and condensate pump system. Replaced outdoor air conditioning condenser unit with new equipment positioned on existing concrete pad in covered under-deck area, utilizing proper electrical conduit and refrigerant line connections. Both units installed to manufacturer specifications with all required safety labels and technical documentation affixed.
Completed comprehensive HVAC system replacement estimate for residential property requiring furnace and air conditioning retrofit. Assessed existing basement-mounted furnace installation with exposed blower assembly and evaluated current ductwork configuration including galvanized sheet metal distribution system. Inspected outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad adjacent to home foundation, noting electrical disconnect and refrigerant line routing. Documented system specifications and photographed equipment layout to provide detailed replacement proposal for complete heating and cooling system upgrade.
Responded to callback for non-operational mini split system. Upon inspection, discovered severely clogged return air filter with heavy dust and debris accumulation, restricting airflow and preventing proper system operation. Removed and cleaned filter media, restoring adequate airflow to unit, and verified system returned to normal cooling operation.
Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance on rooftop HVAC unit. Inspected equipment and found both air filters heavily contaminated with accumulated dirt, dust, and debris showing significant discoloration. Accessed unit housing, documented filter condition, and inspected internal ductwork components including support frame and mounting hardware. Unit operational at time of service with no immediate mechanical issues noted beyond required filter maintenance.
Responded to service call for air conditioning system with unknown unit age. Upon arrival, located outdoor condenser unit in covered exterior utility area showing signs of weathering and debris accumulation around base. Inspected indoor furnace and air handler system in basement utility room, noting standard equipment configuration with ductwork, refrigerant lines, and condensate management components in place. Performed diagnostic evaluation of AC system operation and documented equipment condition through photography for service records.
Completed commercial HVAC installation including offset installation after duct elbow and ductwork rework in new construction space. Installed stainless steel rectangular ductwork with integrated white air diffusers in coffered ceiling system, connected flexible duct runs to air handler unit in attic space, and performed preventive maintenance inspection. All ductwork properly secured with mounting brackets and sealed connections verified for optimal airflow performance.
# HVAC Install - Complete System
Completed full furnace and air conditioning system retrofit at residential property. Installed new Lennox outdoor condensing unit on level pad with proper clearances from structure. Unit positioned on black equipment pad with stone base for drainage and stability. Ran new electrical conduit and wiring from unit to exterior disconnect switch mounted on house siding. Verified proper electrical connections and secure mounting of all exterior components.
Interior furnace installation completed with new equipment tied into existing ductwork system. All refrigerant lines properly insulated and secured. System startup performed with verification of proper airflow, refrigerant charge, and electrical operation. Unit tested through complete heating and cooling cycles to confirm proper operation. All safety controls and disconnect switches verified functional. Installation meets manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.
Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance visit on HVAC unit model ERECKA042A4A1. Inspected air handling system and verified 20x25x1 air filter condition, which appeared clean with minimal debris accumulation. Documented equipment specifications, refrigerant type R-410A, and verified all manufacturer labels and safety warnings were legible and intact. Unit operational with no immediate service concerns identified during routine inspection.
Responded to request for second opinion on previously quoted HVAC work. Performed thorough inspection of electrical connections and terminal blocks within the air conditioning unit, documenting existing wiring configuration and component condition for assessment and comparison to prior recommendations.
# A/C Retrofit Installation Completed
Successfully completed air conditioning retrofit installation on residential Lennox condensing unit. Installed new outdoor condenser with proper placement on composite pad against exterior wall with appropriate clearances. Ran refrigerant lines and electrical conduit along exterior siding to junction box and disconnect switch. Charged system with R-484B refrigerant and performed comprehensive system diagnostics.
System testing confirmed optimal performance parameters: low side temperature at 67.2°F, high side temperature at 80.0°F, vapor saturation temperature at 51.8°F, and liquid saturation temperature at 86.6°F. Measured superheat at 15.4°F and subcool at 8.6°F, both within manufacturer specifications and system targets. All electrical connections secured and tested. Unit operating efficiently with proper airflow through top-mounted fan assembly. Performed preventive maintenance inspection to ensure long-term reliability. Installation complete
Performed dye search inspection on HVAC system to identify potential refrigerant leak. Inspected furnace unit, ductwork, and refrigerant lines in basement mechanical room using UV dye detection method, documenting findings with photographs of equipment and copper piping installations for further analysis.
