Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Canton, OH

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on 5-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit and electrical components, including visual examination of capacitors, contactors, and control relays within the electrical panel. Verified proper wiring connections throughout control circuit with color-coded power and control wiring intact. Inspected dual-capacitor configuration and associated electrical components for signs of wear or deterioration. Evaluated condenser unit positioning on concrete pad, confirmed adequate clearance from structure, and assessed overall system condition. All electrical connections secure, components functioning within normal parameters, and unit operating as designed for continued reliable cooling performance.

Completed installation of new Lennox air conditioning condenser unit with evaporator coil at residential property. Unit was positioned on concrete pad adjacent to white vinyl siding, with refrigerant line set routed through black insulated lines and connected to white PVC condensate drain piping along exterior wall. System was installed, charged, tested, and verified operational with all connections secured and properly insulated.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on residential air conditioning system. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, recording amperage draw of 1.69 amps at the outdoor condensing unit. Inspected exterior disconnect box, conduit connections, and associated wiring to verify proper electrical connections and system operation.

Completed routine cooling maintenance visit on 9-year-old outdoor AC unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including control board evaluation, evaporator coil assessment, and refrigerant line connections. All electrical components, wiring connections, and circuit board functions verified operational. Coil assembly and heat exchanger examined with normal service wear noted but no immediate concerns identified.

Responded to service call for water intrusion into electrical panel. Upon inspection, identified moisture entry point at exterior meter enclosure where weatherhead conduit penetrates the building envelope. Examined electrical service equipment and confirmed water had compromised panel integrity, creating potential safety hazard. Documented conditions with photographs showing exterior meter installation on weathered brick wall with inadequate sealing at conduit entry point, as well as interior utility area with plumbing equipment in proximity to electrical service. Provided professional assessment and recommendations for proper weatherproofing of service entrance conduit and evaluation of panel replacement due to water damage.

Completed preventive maintenance cooling visit on 6-year-old Lennox HVAC system. Performed standard A/C maintenance procedures including inspection of control board DIP switch settings, verified proper system operation, and documented equipment condition through photographic records. All components found in good working order with no visible damage or corrosion detected on control circuitry.

Responded to low water pressure complaint following bathroom renovation with new Kohler shower valve installation. Issue presented as normal pressure with cold water but complete loss of pressure when mixing to warm temperature. Inspected shower valve assembly and identified improperly installed or defective pressure-balancing cartridge within the Kohler trim. Removed decorative escutcheon and cross-handle trim to access valve body. Extracted cartridge and found debris restriction affecting hot water ports, preventing proper water flow during temperature mixing. Cleaned cartridge ports, verified proper orientation, and reinstalled with correct seating position. Tested system through full temperature range and confirmed restoration of normal water pressure at all temperature settings. Reassembled trim components and verified proper operation of pressure-balancing function.

Responded to customer complaint of lights dimming and only turning off when bulbs are physically removed. Diagnosed faulty wiring connections at switch box and outlet locations. Removed existing cover plates, accessed junction boxes, and identified loose neutral connections causing improper circuit operation. Rewired connections using proper wire nuts, secured all conductors per code requirements, tested circuit functionality, and verified proper switch operation and light control. All fixtures now operating correctly with normal on/off functionality restored.

Completed annual preventative maintenance on one-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of condenser unit, verification of refrigerant levels, cleaning of components, electrical connection testing, and system performance evaluation. Unit operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted; all components functioning properly for continued efficient cooling operation.

Installed one new electrical outlet and two LED light fixtures in garage workspace. All installations completed to code with proper circuit protection and secure mounting to ceiling and wall surfaces.

Completed comprehensive duct cleaning service for system with up to 14 vents, including mold and aroma treatment. Accessed ductwork through various entry points, removed accumulated dust, debris, and contaminants from supply and return air pathways, and applied antimicrobial treatment to address mold concerns and eliminate odors. Documentation photos captured insulation components and trim areas near vent locations to verify thorough access and cleaning completion.

Completed installation of new air conditioning system and evaporator coil at residential property. System was successfully installed in basement utility area with proper refrigerant line routing, electrical connections verified with FLNR 35 amp fuses at disconnect, and all ductwork connections secured to existing furnace plenum. Unit tested and operational upon completion.

Provided quote for replacement of two 40-gallon tanked water heaters installed side by side in utility area. One unit is currently non-operational, and customer requested both A.O. Smith water heaters be replaced simultaneously to ensure system reliability and uniform equipment age. Assessment included evaluation of existing copper piping connections, venting infrastructure, and installation space in unfinished basement area with exposed stud walls.

Responded to service call for water heater evaluation in residential basement. Upon inspection, found heavy corrosion present at top of unit affecting multiple connection points and surrounding pipe fittings. Assessed overall condition of existing water heater including age-related deterioration of copper piping connections and oxidation on metal surfaces. Documented current system configuration with photographic evidence showing corroded components, piping arrangement, and mechanical room setup. Provided professional assessment regarding feasibility of repair versus full unit replacement based on extent of corrosion damage and equipment condition.

Responded to service call for two toilets experiencing continuous running. Inspected first toilet tank and identified worn flush valve flapper assembly causing improper seal, allowing water to leak from tank into bowl. Float valve assembly also showed signs of age with mineral buildup present throughout tank interior. Replaced defective flapper and chain assembly to restore proper seal. Adjusted float valve settings to ensure proper water level and shutoff. Inspected second fixture and addressed similar running condition by replacing faulty flush valve components. Tested both toilets through multiple flush cycles to verify proper operation and confirm complete shutoff after each flush. Both units now functioning correctly with no continuous water flow.

Responded to service call for non-functioning GFI outlet serving jacuzzi and inoperative ceiling lights. Inspected electrical components in unfinished area, identified faulty GFI receptacle and loose wiring connections. Replaced defective GFI outlet, secured all electrical connections, and restored power to affected circuits. Verified proper operation of jacuzzi outlet and ceiling lighting fixtures upon completion.

Accessed living room ceiling near fireplace with 3' x 6' opening to locate tie-in point for existing lead drain line serving upstairs bathroom lavatory. Adapted existing cast iron drain run in ceiling and installed new 1 1/2" PVC lavatory drain line. Completed wall repair behind sink using new PVC sanitary tee, trap assembly, and galvanized-to-PVC adaptation for 1 1/2" vent connection. Connected faucet assembly and installed drop-in sink using materials provided on site. Inspected waste and overflow assembly in second upstairs bathroom through bedroom closet access point and performed drain snaking service to clear blockage.

Responded to callback for water leak at humidifier valve following recent hot water tank installation. Upon inspection, identified active leak at humidifier saddle valve connection point on copper water line. Removed defective saddle valve fitting and replaced with new valve assembly. Tested all connections for proper seal and verified no further leakage present. System restored to full operation.

Provided estimate for replacement of water heater over 10 years old. Inspected existing installation including water supply lines with blue-handled ball valves, PVC piping configuration, and flexible stainless steel connectors in utility area. Documented current equipment condition and mechanical room layout for water heater replacement quote.

Replaced 40-gallon tall water heater in basement with new Bradford White unit. Installed new expansion tank, ball valve, and hard-piped flue connection to existing chimney liner. All copper supply lines were connected with appropriate brass fittings and valves, ensuring proper water flow and safety compliance. The installation included complete integration with existing plumbing infrastructure and proper venting through the chimney penetration.