Blind & Sons: Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Massillon, OH

Installed American Standard Spalet 2.0 bidet seat on new American Standard Cadet elongated chair height toilet with heated seat and heated water features. Ran dedicated electrical circuit from basement ceiling through floor to bathroom, installing new outlet to power bidet seat with full functionality of heating elements and water spray features.

Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on standby generator unit. Conducted comprehensive battery load test using digital analyzer, confirming battery health at 100% state of charge with 13.21V output and 540A cranking capacity—all parameters within manufacturer specifications. Inspected generator housing, verified proper ventilation, checked indicator lights for operational status, and confirmed unit readiness for automatic operation during power outages.

Completed comprehensive evaluation of 15-year-old Goodman gas furnace and air conditioning system for replacement with heat pump HVAC system in single-family residence built in the 1880s. Assessed existing ductwork condition in basement area, noting aged galvanized metal ducts with visible wear and deterioration, and evaluated requirements for partial or full ductwork replacement to accommodate new heat pump installation. Documented existing infrastructure including exposed masonry foundation walls showing age-related deterioration, moisture staining, and multiple utility penetrations; coordinated assessment with planned electrical service upgrade to ensure proper capacity for new heat pump system.

Responded to no-heat call on 13-year-old furnace that would not stay running and was blowing cold air when operational. Performed diagnostic testing using multimeter to check electrical components and control board functionality. Upon inspection, identified issues with the furnace's heating cycle and electrical system. Tested voltage readings at the control board, which displayed 255V on the diagnostic meter. Removed access panel to access internal components, examined control board, transformer, wiring connections, and safety circuits. All findings documented with photos for service records.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on a five-year-old Lennox system with attic-mounted air handler and outdoor condensing unit. Performed full system inspection including electrical connections, capacitor testing, refrigerant pressures, condensate drain verification, and airflow assessment. All components operating within manufacturer specifications; system cleaned, tested, and left in proper working condition.

Completed routine cooling system maintenance on Lennox HVAC unit. Inspected and tested capacitor, contactor, and electrical connections in outdoor condensing unit, verified proper operation of all components. Examined condenser coil fins and confirmed system functionality. All equipment found in good operational condition with no issues requiring immediate attention.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 6-year-old Lennox system. Performed standard maintenance procedures including filter inspection, refrigerant level check, electrical connection testing, condensate drain clearing, and thermostat calibration. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Conducted comprehensive electrical site assessment for Generac generator installation. Evaluated existing Murray electrical panel configuration, documented current circuit breaker layout and capacity, and photographed panel specifications including manufacturer labeling and circuit directory. Assessed available space and electrical infrastructure to determine optimal integration points for generator transfer switch and associated wiring requirements.

Completed estimate for replacement of residential HVAC system requiring a 2.5 ton capacity unit. Assessed existing Lennox furnace installation in basement utility area, including evaluation of current ductwork configuration, condensate drain lines, and air handler positioning. Documented equipment specifications and existing system layout including water heater proximity and PVC piping connections. Reviewed mechanical room space constraints and structural considerations for new equipment installation. Examined current electrical connections, gas line access, and ventilation requirements. Photographed existing furnace unit with manufacturer labels, air handler mounting, insulation conditions, and associated plumbing connections to support replacement specifications and installation planning.

Replaced defective kitchen drain line in crawlspace by removing existing piping from the drop beneath the kitchen sink back to the eye fittings. Installed new drain line with long sweep 90-degree fitting to improve drainage flow and prevent future clogs. Added cleanout access point for maintenance purposes. All work completed in crawlspace area with proper fitting connections to ensure code compliance and optimal drain performance.

Installed two new LED wafer lights in the bathroom, positioning one over the sink and another over the shower area, with wiring tied into the existing exhaust fan circuit. Ran new electrical circuit and installed switch near the garage attic access, then added an additional light fixture approximately halfway into the attic space to improve illumination throughout the attic area. Replaced customer-supplied range hood vent and installed new exterior venting system with ductwork routed through the soffit, including the installation of exterior vent termination cap to properly exhaust cooking fumes outside the residence.

Completed bidet installation in bathroom, verifying proper functionality and compatibility with existing plumbing fixtures. Delivered and stocked six bags of water softener salt from warehouse inventory to customer location.

Responded to kitchen sink backup at 65-year-old residence. Upon arrival, water was draining slowly but not actively backing up. Inspected crawl space and identified improper plumbing installation by previous homeowner, including a hard 90-degree angle in drain line that was contributing to drainage issues. Assessed corroded plumbing fixtures showing significant copper oxidation and verdigris buildup at floor connections, indicating long-term water exposure and deterioration. Documented existing conditions including compromised pipe fittings, mineral deposits, and debris accumulation around affected areas. Provided customer with findings regarding substandard pipe configuration in crawl space and recommended future repairs to address both the improper drain angle and corroded fixture components to prevent recurring drainage problems.

Replaced a 40-gallon short gas water heater due to a failed gas control valve. Installed new cold water inlet ball valve and expansion tank to ensure proper system operation and code compliance.

Conducted site evaluation for residential air conditioning system replacement and relocation. Assessed existing 10-year-old outdoor condenser unit currently positioned on concrete pad adjacent to structure with vinyl siding, documented electrical disconnect configuration and refrigerant line routing. Provided comprehensive estimate for system relocation options and equipment upgrade to higher-capacity unit to meet enhanced cooling requirements.

Successfully completed installation of a Rinnai RX199 tankless water heater in basement utility area. Installation included mounting the unit to concrete block wall, connecting copper supply and discharge plumbing lines, installing black ventilation piping through ceiling joists with exterior PVC termination, and completing electrical connections with new dedicated outlet. Exterior venting was properly terminated through building envelope with appropriate condensate drainage configuration utilizing PVC piping with trap assembly installed in landscaped area adjacent to structure.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a new Lennox 90% AFUE gas furnace and air conditioning unit. Installed outdoor condensing unit on concrete pad with proper clearances, ran and terminated all electrical connections including disconnect switch and conduit, and installed Kidde carbon monoxide detector per safety code requirements for fossil fuel burning appliances.

Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property with 15-year-old tank-style water heater. Upon inspection, determined unit had reached end of service life and required replacement. Successfully installed new residential tank water heater in utility area, including proper venting configuration with metallic ductwork and elbow joint for exhaust redirection. Connected copper supply lines with brass fittings to inlet and outlet ports. Verified all plumbing connections for leaks, tested temperature and pressure relief valve functionality, and ensured proper gas/electrical connections. Unit tested and operational, providing restored hot water service to the home.

Replaced a failing 240-volt well pump in the front yard that was unable to build adequate pressure, producing only 25-30 psi and repeatedly shutting off due to insufficient pressure reaching the cut-off threshold. Installed a new pressure switch in the basement to ensure proper system operation and pressure regulation. All components were tested and verified to be functioning within normal operating parameters upon completion.

Replaced the main water shut-off valve at the service entry point with a new brass ball valve featuring a yellow handle for improved accessibility and operation. Installed an additional ball valve downstream of the water meter to provide secondary shut-off capability for the building's plumbing system. All copper pipe connections were properly fitted using compression joints and sealed with appropriate thread tape to ensure leak-free operation and compliance with plumbing codes.