HVAC, Plumber & Electrician Services in Fairlawn, OH

Performed a heating maintenance visit on the gas-fired furnace, including a combustion analysis using an electronic flue gas analyzer. Readings were within normal operating range at 7.6% O2, 26 ppm CO, 7.5% CO2, and 95.2% combustion efficiency. Burner and heat exchanger components were serviced with hand tools, and the furnace was left operating safely.

Installed a new city water softener system consisting of a fiberglass resin tank with a digital control valve and a separate brine tank, plumbed into the existing supply lines with copper piping and connected to a PVC drain line secured to the wall. Powered the control head, programmed the unit, and loaded the brine tank with salt, then verified proper operation and leak-free connections.

Addressed failed inspection items on the water heater installation. Secured the thermal expansion tank with a mounting strap and wall support to eliminate unsupported weight on the piping, and corrected the T&P relief valve discharge termination to within 6" of the floor per code. Verified all press-fit copper connections are tight and leak-free, with no signs of rust or damage.

Installed a new 90% AFUE gas furnace and matching split-system air conditioner, completing the full system changeout. The outdoor condenser was set level on a concrete pad with the insulated suction line, liquid line with inline filter drier, and flexible electrical conduit routed to the structure and sealed at the wall penetration. A service disconnect was mounted at the unit and a PVC condensate drain was installed, with the system left in clean, undamaged condition.

Performed annual maintenance on a one-year-old gas furnace, inspecting the blower assembly, control board, wiring connections, and transformer, and noting the AprilAire air cleaner filter was dirty and in need of replacement. Also completed routine maintenance on the Carrier mini split system, with all systems operating properly at completion.

Performed scheduled furnace maintenance and inspected the Lennox control board, ECM drive wiring, and blower compartment, with no visible damage, corrosion, or wiring faults noted. Found thermal discoloration and scorching on the DIP switch banks (S3/S4) of the integrated control board near the outdoor discharge air sensor terminal, indicating overheating that warrants further evaluation and possible board replacement.

Performed an on-site evaluation and prepared an estimate for replacement of a chain-suspended pendant fixture in a vaulted ceiling application, featuring a dark bronze wrought-iron frame with scrolled arms and an amber ribbed glass bowl shade. Assessed the ceiling canopy mounting, chain suspension, and surrounding recessed lighting to determine fixture compatibility and installation requirements, with no visible damage or unusual conditions noted.

Diagnosed a continuously leaking hot water bathroom faucet and found the supply angle-stop shutoff valves beneath the vanity were stripped and could not isolate the flow. The supply lines and angle stops were serviced at the vanity cabinet, with the P-trap and drain tailpiece inspected and found dry with no visible water damage or active leaks. The failed toilet shutoff valve and toilet replacement were also evaluated as part of the visit.

Completed installation of a gas-fired condensing furnace, including flue vent connection with foil-taped transitions to the supply plenum, sealed galvanized ductwork, and black iron gas supply piping with a shutoff ball valve and tee fitting. Routed PVC condensate drain piping from the furnace to a condensate pump and connected the unit to its power supply. Installed an accessory air cleaner/control module on the furnace front, with all connections secured and the unit visually inspected for leaks or damage.

Diagnosed a no-heat condition on a 15-year-old York gas furnace and found the hot surface igniter failed, preventing burner ignition. Replaced the igniter, then verified proper ignition sequence, burner flame, and warm air delivery through the system.

Performed annual heating maintenance on a Lennox Elite furnace, including visual inspection of the cabinet, PVC intake/exhaust piping, and air filter, with no cracks, frost, or damage observed on the exterior. Inspected the control board and low-voltage wiring, confirming normal LED status indication and secure connections, and noted minor rust staining on the lower cabinet surfaces to be monitored for moisture intrusion.

Responded to a reported gas leak at the residence and found the gas meter had been shut off at the service entrance. Inspection of the HVAC installation confirmed the leak did not originate from the newly installed equipment or its gas connections. The system was left isolated pending repair of the leak by the gas utility or a licensed plumber.

Performed routine heating tune-up on a 12-year-old Lennox natural gas system, including combustion analysis with a Bacharach analyzer showing O2 at 4.9%, CO at 53 ppm, CO2 at 9.0%, and efficiency at 96.4%. Inspected the blower wheel and found only a light dust coating with no damage or imbalance, and the system was operating properly at completion.

Replaced the existing tankless water heater with a new Rinnai RE180i unit, adapting the new connections to the existing copper water piping and gas line. Repaired and re-secured the vent piping through the ceiling and roof boot, with roof and attic access required to complete the vent work. The unit was mounted in the cabinet and left properly connected, with the drain line and power supply in place and no visible leaks or damage.

Responded to a no-heat call with a loud noise complaint and inspected the hydronic heating system, identifying a heavily corroded automatic air vent with rust-streaked body, scale buildup at the threaded fitting and connecting piping, and oxidation on the adjacent copper line. The deteriorated air vent is a likely source of the noise and heating issues, as a failed vent can cause trapped air and poor circulation; replacement of the vent and cleanup or repair of the corroded fitting is recommended to restore proper operation.

Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up on residential heating system of unknown age at new service location. Conducted full system inspection including blower motor assembly, verified proper motor operation and electrical connections, and completed standard maintenance procedures to ensure optimal heating performance for the upcoming season.

Responded to service call for non-operational tankless water heater approximately 5 years old with no error codes or unusual sounds. Upon inspection, diagnosed and resolved the issue, restoring hot water functionality to the unit. System tested and confirmed operational with proper gas supply, venting, and water flow through all connections.

Completed scheduled MVP heating maintenance visit on Lennox furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all mechanical and electrical components including blower motor assembly, gas valve control module, wire connections, and PVC condensate drainage system. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Responded to service call for security system with low battery alert causing continuous beeping. Inspected electrical panel and associated wiring infrastructure to diagnose power supply issue. Addressed battery backup system malfunction to restore normal operation and eliminate audible alarm condition.

Responded to emergency gas leak at Rinnai tankless water heater in garage where gas company had shut off service at the meter. Accessed and inspected the unit, identifying a leaking gas fitting connection. Tightened the faulty fitting, performed pressure test to verify repair integrity, and confirmed no additional leaks were present. Restored gas service and tested water heater operation to ensure proper function and safety.