Heating & Cooling Services in Canton, OH

Completed seasonal air conditioning tune-up and maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Inspected damaged attic ventilation as requested and documented exterior AC condenser unit condition with surrounding area assessment. All routine maintenance procedures performed according to manufacturer specifications.

Responded to service call for reported boiler leak in basement mechanical area. Upon inspection, discovered significant corrosion and oxidation on copper piping assembly, particularly on bypass loop configuration with visible green patina at multiple joints and connection points. Assessed electrical relay component connected to circulator pump system, noting age-related wear on terminals and wiring connections. Documented extensive deterioration of mechanical system components including corroded piping and aging control devices. Photographed affected areas showing compromised copper pipe integrity and electrical connections for repair recommendations. System requires replacement of corroded copper piping sections and evaluation of pump relay functionality to restore proper operation and eliminate active leak source.

Completed comprehensive spring maintenance on residential outdoor air conditioning condenser unit. Performed standard seasonal inspection including cleaning of condenser coils, verification of refrigerant levels, testing of electrical connections, and confirmation of proper airflow through the unit. System is operating within normal parameters with no issues identified; unit is ready for the cooling season.

Responded to no heat call and performed diagnostic testing on furnace system. Upon inspection, conducted combustion analysis which revealed 65% combustion efficiency and 0 ppm carbon monoxide readings, indicating the furnace was operating but with reduced efficiency. Identified and resolved the issue preventing the heating system from maintaining proper operation, restoring heat to the residence.

Completed full HVAC system replacement in basement mechanical room, installing new Lennox furnace and air conditioning system. Removed existing equipment and installed new furnace with proper ductwork connections, including metallic supply and return plenums with sealed joints. Connected all necessary electrical wiring, gas lines, and condensate drainage. Performed system startup, verified proper airflow using diagnostic equipment, and confirmed all safety controls operational.

Responded to commercial A/C service call for unit failing to activate with thermostat set at 70°F while space temperature reached 77°F. Performed diagnostic inspection of rooftop HVAC system, documented equipment condition including outdoor unit housing and associated components. Assessed unit operation, electrical connections, and control systems to identify cause of cooling failure and restore proper temperature control to occupied space.

Performed comprehensive furnace inspection and cleaning as requested for home sale preparation. Conducted combustion analysis using Testo 327-1 analyzer, confirming natural gas furnace operating within acceptable parameters with flue gas readings showing 8.1% oxygen, 562% air, and carbon monoxide levels at 17 ppm. System cleaned, tested, and verified safe for operation.

Completed scheduled recurring filter change service on commercial American Standard packaged HVAC unit. Accessed unit, removed and replaced 20x25x2 air filter with new MultiPleat filter, verified proper fitment, and secured access panel. Unit operational with improved airflow.

Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance on rooftop HVAC unit. Performed system diagnostics using digital measurement equipment, recording temperature reading of 72°F at electrical panel. Accessed internal compartment to inspect blower assembly, electrical connections, and ductwork components. Removed packaging material that had been inadvertently left inside unit during previous service. Verified all electrical connections, wiring harnesses, and mechanical components for proper operation and secured access panel upon completion of inspection.

Responded to callback for infant room heating issue with temperature at 55 degrees. Upon inspection, found flame sensor heavily soiled with rust and debris accumulation preventing proper burner operation. Cleaned flame sensor and burner assembly, addressed corrosion on control panel components, and verified system restored to proper heating function.

Completed new construction HVAC ductwork installation in basement mechanical room, including full trunk line and branch duct system fabricated from galvanized metal with proper hangers and support strapping secured to ceiling joists. Installed and positioned gray furnace/air handler unit on concrete floor with all necessary connections, ensuring proper clearances and access for future maintenance per manufacturer specifications.

Completed full HVAC system installation in commercial gym facility, including main air handling unit with integrated ductwork, zoning controls, and humidifier. The system features exposed ceiling-mounted galvanized metal ductwork with funnel-style plenum configuration, PVC condensate drainage lines, electrical conduit routing, and copper refrigerant lines, all installed to accommodate the facility's open-ceiling design while maintaining functionality around existing exercise equipment.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on 1-year-old furnace system. Performed combustion analysis using calibrated gas analyzer, confirming optimal performance with readings of 94.8% efficiency, 6 ppm CO, 9.4% O2, 6.5% CO2, and 101°F stack temperature. All measurements within manufacturer specifications, indicating proper burner operation and heat exchanger function.

Responded to no-heat call where system would not turn off. Replaced thermostat but unit still failed to produce heat. Inspection revealed 10+ year old furnace with heavily contaminated blower assembly showing significant dust and debris accumulation throughout blower wheel and housing, which may be contributing to system malfunction and requires further diagnostic work or replacement consideration.

Completed comprehensive AC retrofit for residential property, replacing outdoor condenser unit and coordinating with existing basement furnace system. Installed new condenser on elevated platform against exterior wall with proper electrical conduit connection from junction box, ensuring adequate clearance from surrounding vegetation and structures. Verified proper integration between new outdoor unit and indoor air handler system, including plenum connections and ductwork compatibility with existing HVAC infrastructure in basement utility area.

Conducted inspection of water heater venting system installed above bathroom area. Verified proper installation of hot and cold water lines, examined black venting pipes for proper routing and clearances. No issues requiring immediate attention were identified during this preventative maintenance visit.

Successfully diagnosed malfunctioning HVAC system and replaced defective control board (Source 4 G163819129_R4) that was preventing proper heating operation. Reconnected all wiring terminals (including red, yellow, blue, orange, white, black, and purple wires) to their designated connection points on the new circuit board, and verified system functionality through operational testing.

Conducted an AC retrofit assessment in a basement where a Bryant furnace system is currently installed on a wooden platform. Documented the existing HVAC setup including the furnace unit, PVC exhaust pipes, and surrounding metal ductwork components to prepare for air conditioning integration with the existing system.

Inspected outdoor HVAC unit following customer concern about possible filter issues related to construction work. Examined copper refrigerant lines showing signs of aging and minor corrosion at connection points. Cleaned debris from unit enclosure and verified proper system operation after construction-related contamination.

Responded to maintenance garage boiler lockout condition. Inspected Lochinvar boiler system and control panel components. Resolved lockout issue by resetting control board and verifying proper operation of all associated valves, pumps, and venting system.