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 July 2026. The most recent job was on July 31, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Akron, OH
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Responded to service call for 20-year-old air conditioning system reported as not working correctly. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and documented equipment specifications from manufacturer nameplate, which identified unit as HFC-410A refrigerant system with 6 lbs 3 oz factory charge, rated for 208/230V single-phase operation.
Responded to service call for air conditioning unit making loud unusual noise during startup. Diagnosed faulty blower motor as source of noise. Provided customer with quote for blower motor replacement part and obtained approval to proceed with repair.
Responded to service call for air conditioning system not cooling with loud noise from outdoor unit. Upon arrival, inspected condenser unit located on side of house and diagnosed failing compressor causing excessive noise and inadequate cooling. Recommended system replacement due to compressor failure and provided customer with options for new equipment installation.
Responded to service call for air conditioning unit running constantly with insufficient cooling and thermostat not responding properly. Performed diagnostic inspection of Comfortmaker outdoor condensing unit, which appeared in good physical condition with no visible exterior damage. Assessed system operation and documented equipment condition with photos for service records.
Responded to no cooling complaint and found outdoor condenser coil heavily clogged with leaves, dirt, and organic debris restricting airflow. Cleaned condenser coil, restored proper airflow, and verified system pressures and temperatures returned to normal operating range. Unit now cooling properly.
Completed dryer vent installation for new construction property, routing metallic flexible ductwork from interior laundry area through wall cavity to exterior termination point. Installed exterior vent hood with proper mounting and sealed all penetrations to ensure code compliance and prevent air infiltration.
Responded to complaint of inadequate cooling on RTU with recently replaced compressor. Upon inspection, discovered failed contactor preventing proper compressor operation. Replaced defective Resideo contactor with new Eaton Cutler-Hammer C25DND330 30A rated contactor, properly terminated all electrical connections including power feeds and control wiring, and verified proper operation of compressor circuit. Unit tested and confirmed cooling performance restored to normal operating parameters.
Completed comprehensive HVAC system evaluation for furnace and air conditioning retrofit installation. Assessed existing equipment configuration in basement mechanical room, including furnace unit with internal components, ductwork connections, and gray sheet metal air handler assembly. Evaluated outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad with refrigerant line routing along exterior wall, confirming proper placement and clearances for optimal system performance.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit including furnace and air conditioning replacement. Installed new dual-fan furnace unit with proper electrical connections and wiring configuration, ensuring all terminal blocks and components were securely mounted. Replaced outdoor condenser unit on existing concrete pad, verified proper placement and clearances, and confirmed all refrigerant lines and electrical connections were properly installed and operational.
Responded to a callback for a recently installed kitchen faucet that was experiencing a leak. Upon inspection, verified the leak issue and assessed the installation including the pull-down faucet with dark finish and underlying plumbing connections. Documented the faucet assembly, stainless steel sink installation, and under-sink plumbing configuration including P-trap drainage system and braided supply lines for service records and follow-up repair work.
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Responded to service call for 8-year-old CellarPro wine room cooling unit not maintaining proper temperature. Upon arrival, found unit operational but displaying 54°F on digital control panel. Performed diagnostic testing and temperature verification using calibrated digital thermometer, which recorded 111.1°F at the supply air outlet, confirming significant cooling deficiency. Unit showed no obvious signs of mechanical failure, with control panel illuminated and fan operation functional across all speed settings (LOW, MED, HIGH). Documented equipment condition and temperature readings via photographs for service records. Based on age of system and observed performance issues, recommended further diagnostics to determine root cause of cooling loss, which may include refrigerant charge verification, compressor function testing, or potential component failure in the refrigeration circuit.
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial mini-split system. Inspected interior components of outdoor condensing unit, including refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and disconnect panel. Verified proper electrical supply at Eaton CH-series disconnect switch and examined refrigerant line insulation for integrity. Unit inspected and assessed for cooling system functionality.
Responded to service call for 4-year-old air conditioning unit running continuously without cycling off. Upon inspection, examined refrigerant line connections and system components for potential issues causing extended runtime. Documented existing gas line and copper piping connections at unit for service records.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit including outdoor condenser unit and indoor Lennox furnace installation. Positioned new condenser on concrete pad blocks with proper clearance from building, installed refrigerant line set with secure fastening, and ran electrical conduit to wall-mounted junction box. Inside mechanical room, installed new Lennox furnace with complete PVC venting system, condensate drainage piping, and electrical connections to code-compliant control panels.
Responded to service call for commercial air conditioning system not maintaining setpoint temperature, with unit reading 72°F despite thermostat set to 70°F. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system evaluation of split-system air conditioner including indoor furnace/air handler unit located in basement mechanical room and outdoor condensing unit. Conducted visual inspection of both components, checking for obvious signs of damage, deterioration, or system failures. Examined outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad, verifying physical condition of cabinet, coil fins, fan assembly, and electrical connections at disconnect switches. Inspected indoor air handler and associated ductwork for proper installation and operational status. Evaluated system controls, electrical components, and refrigerant lines. Documented equipment conditions through photographic records showing Lennox furnace unit with connected gray metal ductwork and outdoor condenser with top-mounted fan assembly
Responded to service call for leaking hot water expansion tank. Upon inspection, found Bradford White water heater with overhead expansion tank showing signs of failure. Confirmed active leak from expansion tank requiring replacement. Documented existing installation configuration including copper piping with brass fittings and foam insulation. Noted significant condensation present on nearby ductwork, indicating proper system operation and temperature differential. Advised customer of expansion tank failure and verified water heater warranty status for potential coverage consideration.
Completed AC retrofit installation of new Trane 3-ton condenser unit (Model 5TTR3060A1000A, Serial 2623374YGF) and matching evaporator coil (Model 5TXCC007AS3HCA, Serial 26271LAECG). Installed condenser on concrete pad against exterior brick wall with proper clearances, ran refrigerant lines with seal-tight conduit, charged system with R-410A refrigerant, and performed startup procedures to verify proper operation of all components.
Completed furnace retrofit in residential basement mechanical room, installing new Carrier brand air handler unit to replace existing heating equipment. Installation included proper connection of ductwork with metallic plenum and flexible duct connectors, integration with existing water heater and plumbing systems, and verification of all electrical controls and thermostat functionality.
Completed routine maintenance agreement cooling system inspection on residential outdoor condensing unit of unknown age. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including visual inspection of cabinet condition, fan motor assembly, and air intake components; unit found to be in generally functional condition with noted rust oxidation on fan motor housing and minor vegetation encroachment around base requiring monitoring for future airflow restrictions.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit including installation of new Trane XRBO high-efficiency furnace and matching outdoor condensing unit. Installed furnace in utility area with proper PVC intake and exhaust venting, connected to existing ductwork via air handler cabinet with metallic flexible transition. Positioned new beige condenser unit on existing concrete pad with proper clearances, installed electrical disconnect box on exterior wall, and completed all electrical connections per manufacturer specifications. System tested and verified operational with all safety controls functioning properly.
