Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Canton, OH

Responded to bathtub drainage concern in century-old residence where customer reported possible blockage and visible hole in drain line beneath tub. Accessed crawl space beneath bathroom fixture to inspect drain assembly and trap configuration. Upon inspection, identified compromised drain piping with deterioration evident in the drainage system, along with aged plumbing components consistent with the structure's age. Documented existing conditions through photography showing exposed drain lines, trap assembly, and surrounding structural elements in the under-floor cavity. Assessed entire visible drain line run for additional damage, corrosion, or integrity issues that could contribute to drainage problems or future failures. Provided customer with findings regarding the damaged drain line section and recommendations for necessary trap replacement and drain line repairs to restore proper function and prevent water damage to floor structure and surrounding areas.

Responded to plumbing concern in kitchen area following recent inspection report. Upon arrival, conducted thorough visual assessment of basement plumbing infrastructure beneath kitchen. Inspected exposed drain lines, supply lines, and pipe connections throughout crawl space. All visible PVC drain piping, joints, and connections were examined for signs of leaks, damage, or code violations. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing plumbing system configuration and structural elements. No active leaks or immediate failures were observed during inspection. Advised property owner of findings and recommended follow-up regarding specific concerns noted in previous inspection report.

Performed routine maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Completed standard tune-up procedures on outdoor condenser unit, noting significant dirt and debris accumulation on exterior cabinet panels and coils. Inspected ductwork and recommended professional duct cleaning service to improve system efficiency and indoor air quality.

Responded to no heat call on natural gas furnace over 20 years old. Upon arrival, found Honeywell programmable thermostat displaying low battery indicator and unresponsive to heating commands. Replaced thermostat batteries and verified proper system communication and heating cycle initiation.

Responded to service call for loud furnace operation. Upon inspection, documented existing plumbing and venting configuration connected to heating system. Captured photographic documentation of installation showing PVC vent piping, flexible gas connector, and associated mechanical connections for service records.

Responded to service call for odor in furnace room and thermostat beeping issue. Performed thorough inspection of furnace unit and associated components, including visual examination of internal components, heat exchanger, blower assembly, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system. Inspected water heater and gas piping connections in mechanical room for potential gas odor source. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing wiring harnesses, control modules, and safety systems. Verified all electrical connections secure and assessed overall system operation for early 1990s residential installation.

Completed furnace heating check and system inspection per customer request. Performed visual assessment of gray metal furnace unit with white PVC venting system in basement utility area, verified proper installation of intake and exhaust piping, and inspected flexible conduit connections. System age could not be determined from available information during inspection.

Completed MVP furnace maintenance on 2-year-old system. Performed comprehensive inspection of heating equipment, evaporator coil, and heat exchanger components, noting dust accumulation on coil fins and mesh surfaces. Discussed MVP renewal options with customer as requested.

Returned to residential property to replace defective RDS sensor on Lennox furnace system under warranty coverage. Successfully removed failed sensor component and installed new replacement part that had been previously ordered and staged on service vehicle. System tested and verified proper operation following sensor replacement.

Completed MVP recurring heating maintenance visit. During inspection, utilized camera equipment to examine interior ductwork and identified a significant crack or separation in the flexible duct liner material, with system operating at 147°F at time of inspection. Documented condition of HVAC components including metallic housing, mounting hardware, and associated fittings for maintenance records.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 80% efficiency furnace, air conditioning unit, and hot water heater. Installed new copper refrigerant lines with brass pressure relief valves and proper fittings within the furnace cabinet, ensuring all connections meet code requirements and manufacturer specifications. Replaced electrical fuses with Littelfuse components in the outdoor condensing unit disconnect, verifying proper amperage rating for system protection. All equipment was tested for proper operation, refrigerant levels verified, and safety devices confirmed functional upon completion.

Responded to service call for leaking shower/tub seal. Conducted on-site inspection and provided free estimate as alternative to full shower replacement that customer had previously been quoted. Evaluated bathtub and shower combination unit with white fiberglass surround to assess seal integrity and determine source of water intrusion. Documented existing conditions with photographs for estimate purposes. Customer seeking more cost-effective repair solution rather than complete fixture replacement.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on 3-year-old furnace and air conditioning system. Performed full inspection of attic-mounted air handler unit, verifying proper operation of blower motor assembly, control board, capacitors, and electrical connections. Inspected outdoor condensing unit and noted heavy accumulation of dirt and debris on condenser coils requiring cleaning to maintain optimal heat transfer efficiency and system performance.

Removed existing defective floor drain and miscellaneous drainage system in basement by jackhammering concrete slab to expose underground drain lines. Installed new properly configured floor drain with PVC trap assembly. Rerouted water softener discharge line and existing 1 1/2" drain line to connect to new floor drain. Completed rough concrete pour to restore floor surface in excavated area. All drainage connections tested and verified operational.

Completed MVP furnace maintenance inspection and cleaning. Inspected blower assembly and removed accumulated dust and debris from blower wheel and housing to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. Verified all mechanical components, connections, and safety controls operating within manufacturer specifications.

# HVAC Maintenance - Heating Completed MVP heating maintenance visit at 8am. Upon inspection of the HVAC system, discovered significant frost and ice buildup on the blower wheel assembly, indicating a potential airflow restriction or refrigerant issue affecting system performance. Documented equipment condition including water heater and mechanical room setup. The frost accumulation on the blower hub and fan blades suggests the system may be experiencing inadequate airflow, dirty evaporator coil, or low refrigerant charge causing the coil to operate below freezing temperatures. Photographed the affected components for record-keeping and further diagnostic evaluation.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on two air conditioning systems, performing detailed inspection of control boards, electrical connections, and blower assemblies. All circuit board connections, wiring harnesses, and internal components were examined and found to be in proper working condition, with both units now operating at optimal performance levels.

Responded to a plumbing repair request in a basement utility area where deteriorating cast iron piping had been temporarily patched with tape for several years. Removed and replaced the compromised cast iron section with new copper piping, addressing significant corrosion evident throughout the existing system. Installed a new faucet assembly over the utility sink adjacent to the washer area, replacing the corroded fixtures and brass shutoff valves. Repaired water-damaged wall sections surrounding the pipe penetrations where moisture infiltration had caused deterioration to the concrete and plaster surfaces. All connections were pressure-tested to ensure proper function and verify no leaks in the new installation.

Performed routine maintenance on a 5-year-old 16KW Generac natural gas standby generator. Removed previous service company decals and applied new identification stickers to the unit. Inspected all accessible components including control panel, circuit breakers, ON/OFF switch, and status indicator lights, confirming proper operational condition of the generator system.

Responded to service call for bathroom plumbing assessment in 1975-era residence requiring estimate for pipe repair or replacement. Conducted thorough inspection of bathroom plumbing system, examining bathtub fixtures, drain assembly, and accessible piping for signs of deterioration, corrosion, or leakage typical of 50-year-old galvanized or copper supply lines. Documented existing conditions including aging bathroom fixtures, wall-mounted chrome faucet assembly, and visible wear patterns indicating potential underlying pipe degradation. Photographed installation for estimate preparation and future reference, noting compact bathroom layout and accessibility constraints for potential pipe replacement work.