HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical in Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Performed routine BS-MVP heating maintenance visit. Inspected igniter assembly, noting some discoloration and wear on the igniter rod. Examined and verified proper positioning of igniter in ceramic bushing to ensure reliable system operation.

Completed installation of an 80% efficiency furnace in basement utility room. Installed new metal ductwork with proper connections to existing distribution system. System includes PVC drain lines and all required safety components, with final inspection confirming proper operation.

Performed scheduled MVP Heating maintenance visit with comprehensive electrical diagnostics. Conducted voltage testing using Klein Tools multimeter showing 49V reading at metal frame connection point, and verified system temperature parameters with UEi EM720 device registering 60.4°F. All measurements within normal operating range for heating system.

Performed descaling service on tankless water heater to remove mineral buildup and restore optimal performance. Inspected copper and brass pipe infrastructure beneath unit, which showed signs of age and tarnishing. Examined leaking humidifier as requested, noting temperature settings on thermostat (80°) and evaluating connection issues.

Completed installation of a 90,000 BTU air conditioning system including indoor PVC condensate drainage with proper venting and connections to the main ductwork. Exterior condenser unit was positioned and installed on a level surface with appropriate clearance despite winter conditions, and system was fully tested to ensure proper operation.

Replaced two straight stops as requested. Observed significant ice formation on exterior wall extending 3-4 feet upward from foundation, indicating potential water leakage issues. Also noted possible water staining beneath window frame with gap at sill that could permit infiltration.

Successfully completed installation of an 80,000 BTU furnace as first job of the day. Installed unit in basement/utility area with proper connection to existing ductwork system, including connection to metal ductwork with appropriate elbow joints. Verified system operation and ensured all manufacturer specifications were met.

Successfully installed two electrical ceiling boxes and connected them to an existing switch in a 2006 residential home with textured ceiling. Work included proper wiring integration with the home's existing electrical system, ensuring code compliance for the fixture installation.

Performed diagnostic inspection on recently installed gas furnace after customer reported frozen and burst pipes. Examined control board (PCB) and electrical connections, finding all components intact and properly wired. Verified furnace was operational but confirmed unit had not been activated since August installation. Informed customer that plumbing repairs were scheduled separately, and completed system check to ensure furnace will function properly once plumbing is restored.

Performed scheduled MVP heating maintenance service, including inspection and evaluation of the humidifier system. Examined the evaporative pad which showed normal usage discoloration but remains functional. Used hex tool to access and check thermostat wiring connections (orange, red, green, white) to ensure proper system operation.

Performed routine heating maintenance service on multiple units. Inspected control board circuitry, examining DIP switch settings and terminal connections. Used hex key tool to access and adjust components as part of the standard MVP heating maintenance protocol.

Conducted evaluation of 6-year-old Goodman furnace system that has previously undergone ignitor and blower motor replacements. System features PVC condensate drainage configuration running to floor drain and connects to galvanized trunk line with multiple PVC pipe connections. Provided replacement estimate for unit #1291 with documentation through comprehensive photos of the existing installation and ductwork configuration.

Performed routine maintenance on a 2-year-old gas furnace with MVP technology. Inspected the Aprilaire whole-home humidifier system, including all ductwork connections and associated plumbing components. Replaced pleated air filter which showed visible dust accumulation and documented system condition with photos for service records.

Conducted assessment of reported burst pipe in basement utility area. Inspected exposed plumbing system including PVC drainage pipes and supply lines. Documented condition with photographs of main utility area and under-sink P-trap assembly. Found no active leaks or damage requiring immediate repair.

Performed inspection of 33-year-old heating system, documenting existing basement installation with significant age-related wear. Provided replacement estimate for new furnace system, including upgraded sheet metal ductwork, proper condensate drainage, and all necessary ventilation components.

Performed scheduled maintenance visit on heating system, which included inspection of the furnace unit and ductwork. Discovered heavily soiled air filter with significant dust accumulation, indicating prolonged use since previous service (filter appeared dated 3-20-15). Replaced filter to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.

Performed scheduled MVP Heating Visit (PWI). Inspected HVAC system and found severely clogged air filter with extensive dust/debris accumulation. Examined circuit board and electrical connections, noting all components were operational despite filter condition. Replaced filter to restore proper airflow and system efficiency.

Completed scheduled MVP furnace maintenance service (rescheduled from previous date). Performed comprehensive system inspection and documented current installation configuration with photographs. System appears to be properly installed in utility area with appropriate condensate drainage components.

Diagnosed and repaired power outage affecting one side of residential wall in 86-year-old home. Inspection of the older circuit breaker panel revealed faulty connections and deteriorated wiring, which were causing intermittent power loss. Replaced damaged wiring, secured loose connections, and reorganized panel to restore complete electrical functionality to the affected area.

Responded to no-heat call for Lennox furnace. Performed diagnostic inspection of system components including draft inducer motor and control board. All electrical connections were verified and system was restored to proper heating operation.