Heating & Cooling Services in Barberton, OH

Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance visit on unit M546. Performed system inspection and operational checks. Verified supply air temperature reading of 52.1°F, indicating proper cooling performance. Inspected interior cabinet components, electrical connections, and wiring. All connections found secure with blue, pink, and beige control wires properly terminated. Unit operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified at time of visit.

Completed installation of new residential air conditioning system including outdoor condensing unit and indoor evaporator coil. Positioned outdoor unit on concrete pad adjacent to home foundation with proper clearances, installed electrical disconnect box on exterior wall, and ran conduit for power supply. Inside basement utility area, installed new evaporator coil and integrated system with existing ductwork near water heater location. Verified all electrical connections to main panel, tested system operation, and confirmed proper refrigerant charge and airflow throughout. Unit operational and cooling effectively.

Responded to service call for HVAC system experiencing short cycling during heating season and continuous runtime with freeze-up during cooling season. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including ductwork inspection using micro camera equipment to assess airflow restrictions and internal conditions. Evaluated refrigerant line configuration, ductwork connections, and overall system installation in basement mechanical space. Identified potential airflow issues and system operation concerns affecting both heating and cooling performance.

Responded to service call for A-frame coil water leak, frozen refrigerant line, and inoperative blower fan. Upon arrival, discovered frozen evaporator coil and suction line due to restricted airflow. Removed furnace access panel to inspect internal components and airflow path. Found dirty blower assembly and restricted air filter causing inadequate air circulation across evaporator coil, leading to freeze-up condition. Thawed frozen coil and refrigerant lines. Cleaned blower wheel and housing to restore proper airflow. Replaced air filter with correct size. Inspected condensate drain system and cleared blockage causing water leakage at A-frame coil. Verified blower motor operation and capacitor functionality. Cycled system through complete cooling operation to confirm proper airflow, temperature differential, and condensate drainage. System restored to normal operating condition with no further leaks or freeze-up issues observed.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential split system air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, accessed indoor furnace/air handler in basement and outdoor condensing unit. Connected manifold gauge set to service ports on outdoor unit to diagnose refrigerant pressures and system performance. Performed diagnostic testing to identify cause of insufficient cooling. System evaluated and appropriate corrective measures taken to restore proper cooling operation.

Responded to service call for commercial A/C unit not maintaining setpoint temperature, with thermostat set to 75°F but space reading 84°F. Upon arrival, inspected Amana PTAC unit and assessed system performance. Documented equipment condition and installation setup, noting unit mounted in corner location with visible refrigerant lines and electrical connections. System appears to require further diagnostics to determine cause of insufficient cooling capacity and temperature differential issue.

Responded to service call for commercial air conditioning system drain line issue. Upon inspection, located clogged condensate drain line causing water backup at air handler unit. Cleared blockage from drain line using appropriate tools and verified proper drainage flow. Tested system operation to confirm condensate removal functioning correctly and no further leaks present.

Installed intake piping for residential furnace system, with exterior PVC intake termination visible at foundation level. Installed three combination smoke and carbon monoxide detectors throughout the residence to ensure proper life safety protection and code compliance.

Responded to commercial A/C leak complaint and performed system inspection. Upon arrival, identified active refrigerant leak at evaporator coil connection point in air handler unit. Inspected multi-unit HVAC installation including stacked air handlers and ductwork assembly. Documented leak location with photographic evidence showing affected metallic cylindrical connection and surrounding insulation material. Verified leak source at concentric ring nozzle connection on evaporator coil inlet. Assessed overall system configuration including Carrier brand equipment, vertical ductwork routing, and associated piping. Recommended immediate refrigerant leak repair at coil connection point to restore system integrity and prevent further refrigerant loss.

Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up service including removal and cleaning of evaporator coil which showed moderate accumulation of dust and debris between fins. Inspected internal components of air handler unit, verified proper drainage system operation, and confirmed all electrical connections and wiring were secure and functioning correctly.

Responded to callback for air conditioning system experiencing recurring issues related to previously identified evaporator coil refrigerant leak. Verified unit operation and confirmed system performance limitations due to leaking coil despite prior refrigerant charge adjustment. Provided pricing information for evaporator coil replacement with metering device as previously recommended, and discussed alternative option of complete cooling system replacement to address ongoing refrigerant loss issue.

Completed spring maintenance on residential cooling system. Inspected and tested dual-run capacitor rated at 40/5μF 440V AC, verifying proper electrical connections and terminal integrity. Used Fluke digital multimeter to measure and confirm voltage readings at 305.8V, ensuring system operates within manufacturer specifications for optimal performance and reliability.

Completed maintenance tune-up on 12-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of compressor and fan motor, and documented system temperatures. Evaporator coil exhibited normal ice formation during operation with measured temperature of 111.0°F at time of testing, indicating adequate refrigerant charge and airflow. Unit operating within manufacturer specifications with no immediate repairs required.

Completed spring preventive maintenance contract visit on three commercial HVAC condensing units located at exterior of building. Performed comprehensive inspection and testing procedures on two older cylindrical units and one newer Lennox rectangular condenser. Utilized digital multimeter to verify electrical parameters, recording voltage readings of 387V during operational testing. Conducted visual inspection of all equipment, noting age-related weathering on older units while newer Lennox unit showed good overall condition. Verified proper operation of all condensers, checked refrigerant pressures, inspected electrical connections, and confirmed adequate airflow through condenser coils. All units operating within manufacturer specifications at time of service.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, opened condensing unit access panel and performed diagnostic inspection of electrical components. Checked capacitor mounting and wire connections at contactor. Used Fluke T6-600 clamp meter to verify electrical readings, which showed 0.0 amperage draw, indicating compressor was not running. Identified failed contactor as root cause preventing compressor operation. Replaced defective contactor, verified all wire connections secure, and confirmed proper system operation with compressor drawing normal amperage. Unit restored to full cooling capacity.

Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit operational but evaporator coil severely clogged with dirt, dust, and debris accumulation, restricting airflow and preventing proper heat transfer. Performed thorough coil cleaning to remove heavy contamination buildup from evaporator fins and surfaces. Restored system to proper operating condition with improved airflow and cooling capacity.

Responded to no cooling call on 5-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed and addressed the cooling issue with the AC unit. Additionally, identified and repaired a leaking humidifier that was discovered during the service visit.

Responded to service call for air conditioning unit blowing cool air with potential refrigerant deficiency. Upon inspection of outdoor condensing unit, verified electrical connections and wiring integrity at compressor and capacitor assembly. System components showed normal wear consistent with outdoor exposure, and all electrical terminations were secure with proper wire routing to junction points.

Responded to no cooling call on 3-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found unit had been shut down at breaker due to repeated freeze-ups and inoperative blower motor. Diagnosed failed blower motor preventing proper airflow across evaporator coil, causing ice buildup. Replaced defective blower motor, allowed coil to thaw completely, verified proper airflow and amp draw, restored power, and tested system operation with normal cooling confirmed.

Performed comprehensive cooling maintenance on 4-year-old Lennox air conditioning system per maintenance agreement. Completed full system inspection of indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit, including temperature and pressure diagnostics using calibrated testing equipment. Unit operating within normal parameters; no issues identified during service visit scheduled for after 4 PM per customer availability requirements.