HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Barberton, OH

Returned to correct deficiencies identified during the failed inspection on the hydronic boiler installation, installing the required parts and verifying the system for compliance. Inspected the boiler, flue connection, supply/return piping, isolation valve, aquastat control, and electrical supply, confirming secure fittings, proper support, and no signs of leaks or major corrosion, with system pressure reading within normal operating range.

Installed a new Lennox condensing unit on a level pad at the side of the structure and completed the line set connection through a sealed wall penetration, with insulated refrigerant lines routed along the foundation. Mounted and wired a new electrical disconnect with weatherproof flexible conduit to the condenser, completing the A/C-only system installation.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance, accessing the blower assembly to inspect the squirrel-cage blower wheel, motor shaft, and hub. Verified set screw and hex nut were secure using a hex key, and found only light dust accumulation on the blades with no signs of rust, ice, or structural damage. Components were found to be intact and operating within normal condition.

Inspected a tanked water heater leaking from the top and found corrosion on the inlet and outlet fittings, including the shutoff valve, which is the likely leak source. Documented the venting, piping, and insulation condition, and reviewed warranty coverage and repair options with the homeowner.

Responded to a no-hot-water call on a 40–50 gallon gas water heater approximately 6–7 years old, finding the pilot flame out. Inspection of the burner compartment revealed heavy corrosion, scorching, and mineral/oxidation deposits on the burner and surrounding components, indicating a failed, unserviceable tank. Wall sections were cut open along the baseboard to investigate for leak-related moisture damage and expose the affected area for the repair.

Performed a seasonal heating maintenance inspection and identified a heavily loaded pleated air filter with significant dust, lint, and debris accumulation restricting airflow, along with dust and grime buildup on the blower assembly's squirrel-cage wheel and housing. Cleaned the blower wheel and surrounding housing, removed accumulated debris from the cabinet interior, and replaced the clogged filter to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. Verified system operation following service.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on a 2-year-old system, inspecting the blower assembly and finding light dust accumulation on the squirrel-cage fan blades. Verified blower motor operation with a True RMS clamp meter, measuring a running current draw of 15.9 amps, to confirm electrical performance during the heating cycle.

Responded to a reported leak at a Bradford White tank-style gas water heater and inspected the unit, flue connection, supply piping, and expansion tank in the basement mechanical area. The inspection showed no visible corrosion, rust, or tank damage, and the surrounding components, including the expansion tank and its copper fittings, were clean and intact. Verified the system was in serviceable condition and documented the installation with photos.

Responded to service call for non-functional toilet with broken flush handle and cracked porcelain tank. Upon inspection, confirmed fixture damage requiring full toilet replacement. Documented existing conditions and discussed replacement options with customer to restore proper bathroom functionality.

Responded to no heat call on 20-year-old Carrier Weathermaker Infinity furnace with blower running continuously. Upon arrival, found system switched off by homeowner. Diagnosed failed blower relay causing continuous blower operation and loss of heating function. Replaced defective relay, tested all safety controls, and verified proper ignition sequence and burner operation. System restored to normal heating operation with blower cycling correctly on thermostat demand.

Responded to furnace fault code indicating pressure switch issue. Diagnosed primary/secondary pressure switch malfunction causing unit to shut down as a safety measure. Inspected furnace cabinet, control board, and associated wiring for proper connections and functionality. Examined PVC venting system for blockages or improper drainage that could trigger pressure switch failure. Verified system operation and cleared fault code after completing necessary repairs to restore normal heating function.

Completed MVP heating maintenance on residential furnace system. Performed diagnostic measurements using digital manometer, recording pressure differentials and system readings to verify proper operation. Inspected furnace unit, venting system, and associated ductwork in basement installation. All components found operating within normal parameters and maintenance completed per manufacturer specifications.

Completed comprehensive MVP boiler maintenance inspection and servicing. Performed thorough examination of heat exchanger assembly, burner components, and all associated plumbing connections including isolation valves and piping systems. Verified proper operation of all mechanical and electrical components, inspected wiring connections, and confirmed system is functioning safely and efficiently for continued reliable heating operation.

Responded to callback for burning smell on recently installed furnace system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation using digital manometer and HVAC testing equipment to measure system pressures, airflow, and operational parameters. Inspected all electrical connections, blower motor assembly, and internal components for proper installation and function. Verified gas connections, heat exchanger integrity, and combustion air supply. Testing confirmed all system readings within manufacturer specifications. Advised customer that slight odor during initial operation of new equipment is normal as protective oils and manufacturing residues burn off from heat exchanger and internal components during first heating cycles. Smell should dissipate after several hours of operation. All safety controls functioning properly with no issues detected.

Completed water softener salt delivery by retrieving and delivering ten bags of solar salt from warehouse inventory as requested. Filled the water softener brine tank with the granular salt product to ensure continued proper operation of the water conditioning system.

Replaced toilet flush valve and all gaskets associated with tank-to-bowl connection due to aging components and visible deterioration. Removed existing flush valve assembly, including corroded mounting hardware and worn rubber seals that showed signs of leaking. Installed new flush valve, tank-to-bowl gaskets, and stainless steel mounting bolts. Tested system upon completion to verify proper flush operation and confirm no leaks present at connection points.

Responded to no heat call on 15-year-old furnace located in basement. Upon inspection, found heavily soiled capacitor with significant dirt accumulation and brown discoloration, along with visible rust and corrosion on metal components throughout the unit. Burner assembly showed signs of age with darkened, corroded surfaces on all three gas jets and manifold. Equipment exhibited extensive wear and deterioration consistent with lack of regular maintenance over extended service period. Performed diagnostic evaluation and documented equipment condition with photos showing compromised components requiring attention to restore proper heating operation.

Performed preventative maintenance tune-up on 15-year-old gas furnace system. Inspected internal electrical components, wiring connections, transformer, control board, and blower assembly with access panel removed. Provided complimentary carbon monoxide detector for enhanced safety monitoring.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance on outdoor condensing unit. Upon arrival, found compressor and condenser coils heavily soiled with accumulated dirt, debris, and organic material including grass and leaves in base pan. Cleaned condenser coils, removed debris from unit housing and base pan, and verified system operation with temperature readings showing proper cooling performance at 57.3°F on refrigerant lines.

Completed scheduled MVP recurring maintenance service on Trane XV80 gas furnace. Performed comprehensive system inspection including visual examination of heat exchanger, burner assembly, and blower components. Verified proper operation of all safety controls and confirmed unit is functioning within manufacturer specifications.