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 July 2026 and August 2026. The most recent job was on August 7, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Akron, OH
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Completed routine cooling maintenance on a 14-year-old ground-level air conditioning system scheduled for 8 AM appointment. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, checked electrical connections and conduit mounting, verified proper fan operation, and assessed overall system condition. Unit is approaching replacement age and customer has been advised regarding renewal timeline.
Performed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance on rooftop HVAC unit. Conducted electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to test capacitor performance and verify proper voltage readings. Measured capacitor microfarad values to ensure component was operating within manufacturer specifications. All readings confirmed system components functioning correctly with no deficiencies noted.
Completed AC retrofit installation in basement location. Installed new air conditioning system with evaporator coil, integrating equipment with existing ductwork and utility infrastructure in exposed ceiling space. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Replaced failed condenser fan motor and fan blade on commercial air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, removed protective grille to access condenser assembly and disconnected power supply. Extracted damaged motor and blade from mounting bracket, installed new replacement motor with proper electrical connections, and secured new fan blade to motor shaft. Restored power, tested unit operation to verify proper fan rotation and airflow, and confirmed system returned to normal cooling function. Reinstalled protective grille and cleared work area.
Performed comprehensive HVAC system inspection as requested. Conducted combustion analysis on natural gas heating equipment using calibrated gas analyzer, recording oxygen levels at 12.30% and 10.73% across multiple readings, carbon monoxide levels at 17 ppm and 9 ppm, and carbon dioxide levels at 4.84% and 5.71%, all within acceptable operating parameters. System operating safely with no immediate concerns identified.
Upon arrival, discovered evaporator coil completely frozen over. System requires defrost time before diagnosis can continue. Scheduled follow-up visit to assess underlying cause of freeze condition, which may include refrigerant charge issues, airflow restrictions, or thermostat malfunction.
Responded to service call for two separate sink issues in residential property. First location: master bedroom bathroom sink experiencing repeated drainage problems. Removed and cleaned faucet aerator to restore proper water flow, which had become restricted due to mineral deposit buildup. Second location: upstairs office/suite bathroom sink with stuck pop-up drain stopper assembly. Disassembled and freed the stuck stopper mechanism, cleaned drain components, and reassured proper operation of both the stopper and drainage system. Both fixtures tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit in residential basement utility room, installing new Carrier furnace and outdoor condensing unit. Removed existing equipment and installed complete heating and cooling system with proper venting, electrical connections, condensate drainage via PVC piping, and refrigerant line set. Mounted exterior disconnect box, positioned condenser unit on concrete pad with proper clearances, and verified all connections for safe operation.
Completed maintenance service on 10-year-old air conditioning unit. Performed system diagnostics and utilized electronic charging scale to verify refrigerant levels and pressures were within manufacturer specifications. All measurements confirmed proper system operation and charge levels maintained at optimal parameters for continued efficient cooling performance.
Responded to customer complaint of lower level overcooling with thermostat set to 74°F but space temperature reading 66°F. Upon arrival, inspected HVAC control system and thermostat wiring in mechanical room. Found improper thermostat configuration causing system to run continuously without reaching setpoint. Adjusted control settings and verified proper communication between thermostat and air handler. Tested system operation through complete cooling cycle to confirm unit now responds appropriately to temperature calls and shuts off at setpoint. System operating correctly with proper temperature control restored to lower level zone.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit installation including new Lennox outdoor condensing unit with electrical disconnect and whip connection, indoor furnace with gas valve and ignition system, air handler with insulated ductwork, and associated copper refrigerant lines and PVC condensate piping. All equipment installed per manufacturer specifications with proper clearances, verified electrical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed heating and cooling functionality.
Responded to customer complaint regarding odor emanating from water heater. Customer approved replacement of existing anode rod with odor-reducing nano-rod to eliminate sulfur smell caused by bacteria interaction with standard magnesium anode. Coordinated part delivery and scheduled replacement of anode rod in Bradford White residential water heater unit located in basement mechanical room. Documented existing water heater installation and plumbing connections prior to service completion.
Responded to service call for clogged kitchen sink and toilet wax seal replacement. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of plumbing system. Successfully cleared kitchen sink drain obstruction and removed/replaced deteriorated wax seal at toilet base, restoring proper function to both fixtures.
Conducted site evaluation for complete furnace and air conditioning system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad with electrical disconnect and conduit installation. Evaluated indoor furnace system located in basement mechanical room, including ductwork configuration with visible moisture accumulation and proximity to water heater. Documented current equipment conditions and discussed available equipment options including Lennox brand systems for replacement consideration.
Completed final stage plumbing installation for new construction project, including rough-in verification and fixture preparation. Installation included vertical water supply line routing through wall framing with proper securing and support brackets, coordinated with building envelope installation including house wrap and structural framing elements.
Completed comprehensive HVAC system evaluation for new customer requiring AC replacement with potential furnace upgrade. Assessed existing Carrier heating system and Space-Gard air filtration unit in basement utility area, along with outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad against exterior brick wall. Coordinated with technician performing furnace tune-up and inspection to provide complete system replacement estimate covering both cooling and heating equipment needs.
Completed full boiler replacement in basement mechanical room, removing existing heating unit and installing new brown/rust-colored boiler system with comprehensive piping infrastructure. Integrated instant hot water capability into the system, configuring extensive network of supply and return lines including copper and metallic silver pipes of various diameters with appropriate shutoff valves and controls. Installed black expansion tank with proper mounting to accommodate system pressure fluctuations, secured all piping with professional-grade fasteners and cable ties to ensure stability and code compliance. Verified all connections, performed system startup and testing to confirm proper operation of both heating and instant hot water functions.
Responded to no-cool callback on 7-year-old mini-split system serving wine room. Upon inspection, found failed dual-run capacitor on outdoor condensing unit. Replaced defective 10 MFD 370V capacitor, verified proper electrical connections, and tested system operation. Unit restored to normal cooling function with proper amperage readings and temperature differential confirmed.
Completed routine maintenance on a 9-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed standard cooling season inspection of outdoor condenser unit, including visual assessment of cabinet condition, fan operation, and refrigerant line connections. Unit found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed replacement of outdoor air conditioning condenser unit and indoor evaporator coil for residential HVAC system. Installed new equipment utilizing existing refrigerant lineset, ensuring proper connection of insulated refrigerant lines with appropriate service port access. System was charged with R-454B refrigerant and commissioned to manufacturer specifications, with final operational readings confirming low side pressure at 134.4 PSI, high side pressure at 286.9 PSI, superheat at 14.8°F, and subcooling at 8.0°F, all within acceptable operating parameters for optimal system performance.
