Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Canton, OH

Diagnosed 15-year-old furnace with no heat issue, finding severe rust and corrosion on heat exchanger tubes. Visual inspection revealed significant deterioration of burner assembly and compromised heat transfer fins, indicating end-of-life failure requiring full system replacement rather than repair.

Responded to water leak service call in residential property. Upon inspection of the crawlspace, identified copper pipe corrosion with visible oxidation at multiple connection points. Repaired deteriorated soldered joints, replacing affected sections with new copper piping and ensuring proper sealing at all connection points to prevent future leakage.

Performed scheduled furnace maintenance tune-up per membership agreement. Inspected interior components after removing access panel, examining motor, electrical wiring and connections. Noted significant wall deterioration and water damage around ductwork installation, with visible cracks and peeling in the surrounding structure that may require attention.

Performed routine maintenance on 7-year-old gas furnace. Inspected internal components including electrical connections and wiring harness which appeared in good condition. Examined air filter which showed significant dust accumulation and debris buildup requiring replacement to restore proper system airflow and efficiency.

Diagnosed and repaired leaking bathroom sink in 30-year-old home by replacing faulty valve assembly. Installed new PVC piping with proper connections to existing plumbing, ensuring complete resolution of leak issue.

Installed ball valve quick shutoffs for both hot and cold water supply lines at washing machine connection box. Verified proper operation of valves and ensured secure connection of braided supply hoses to washing machine. System tested with no leaks detected.

Performed inspection for potential replacement of 35-year-old furnace and central AC system in residential property. Current installation features an aging HVAC unit with extensive galvanized metal ductwork and copper refrigerant lines showing signs of normal wear. Documented existing system configuration in basement/utility room, including connections to water heater and electrical components, to prepare comprehensive replacement estimate.

Inspected basement floor drain and confirmed it has no trap installed, creating potential for sewer gas backup into the home. Documented the existing plumbing configuration including water supply lines, valves, and drainage system. Recommended installation of a proper P-trap to prevent sewer gases from entering the living space and ensure code compliance.

Performed diagnostic inspection of 200A electrical panel following reported power surge that affected kitchen appliances. Visual examination confirmed panel is in normal working condition with no visible damage to circuit breakers or internal components. Determined that previous fire damage in breaker box (caused by vehicle-pole collision) was properly repaired, and current appliance failures are unrelated to that incident.

Responded to service call for 35-year-old furnace producing loud rattling noise during startup. Upon inspection, identified significant rust and corrosion on the lower cabinet and heat exchanger. Removed access panel to examine internal components, revealing loose blower motor mounting hardware causing vibration. Tightened fasteners and adjusted motor alignment to eliminate noise.

Successfully completed replacement of lavatory drain lines on both sides of the building, reworking the cross connection to allow one lavatory to tie in higher while the other connects underneath. Modified tubular components under each sink to accommodate the new configuration, ensuring proper drainage and future accessibility for maintenance.

Successfully removed toilet and replaced deteriorated copper toilet flange with new PVC flange utilizing copper transition band. Completed proper reinstallation of toilet fixture, ensuring secure mounting and leak-free operation.

Performed routine maintenance and tune-up on a 2-year-old Mitsubishi ductless mini-split heat pump system. Inspected indoor wall-mounted unit in residential setting, confirming proper operation and condition. System appears well-maintained with no visible issues or required repairs identified during service.

Diagnosed toilet leak issue causing water damage in basement. Inspected toilet flange and discovered deteriorated wax ring and corroded mounting hardware. Removed toilet, replaced wax ring and flange bolts, and reseated toilet with proper seal. Verified repair with test flushes confirming no further leakage to basement ceiling below.

Performed scheduled MVP Heating maintenance service. Utilized hex key tool to access and service internal components of the heating system. Completed comprehensive inspection and maintenance procedures according to recurring service protocol.

Installed new Aprilaire S86NMU thermostat as scheduled service. Accessed furnace control board to establish proper wiring connections for the new thermostat. Completed installation successfully with all system functions verified operational.

Responded to emergency service call following power surge caused by vehicle collision with utility pole. Performed comprehensive inspection of the 200-amp main panel and circuit breakers to identify potential fire hazards. Confirmed no hot spots or damaged wiring were present, verified all breakers were functioning properly, and ensured the electrical system was safe for continued operation.

Responded to service call for toilet tank leaking onto floor below. Upon inspection, removed tank lid to examine internal components. Found leak originating from tank-to-bowl connection. Replaced faulty gasket and tightened tank bolts to proper torque specifications. Tested toilet through multiple flush cycles to verify repair was successful and no further leakage occurred.

Completed replacement of bathroom lavatory faucet with customer-provided parts. Verified proper installation with no leaks at connections and confirmed full functionality of new fixture. System operating as designed with appropriate water flow and drainage.

Performed combustion analysis on gas heating system with Bacharach analyzer confirming 96.0% efficiency with acceptable CO readings (20 ppm). Replaced failing igniter as preventative measure and completed blower wheel cleaning to improve air quality and system performance. Verified proper operation of ventilation components following service.