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

Completed comprehensive preventive maintenance tune-up on a 10-year-old Trane air conditioning system. Performed full system inspection including electrical connections, capacitor testing, refrigerant line evaluation, and condenser unit examination. All components found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified; unit cleared for continued service.

Replaced defective shower valve assembly in bathroom shower enclosure. Installed new valve control with trim plate and lever handle, connecting to existing copper supply lines. Completed installation and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance. Homeowner advised that drywall repair resulting from valve access is not included in scope of work.

Responded to service call for leaking under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified loose tailpiece connections and cracked PVC piping in the P-trap assembly of double-sink drainage system. Tightened all threaded connections at basket strainers and tailpieces. Replaced damaged sections of white PVC drain pipe and P-trap components. Verified all supply line connections at shut-off valves were secure with no leaks present. Tested both drains under full water flow to confirm proper drainage and verified all connections remained dry and leak-free.

Completed MVP recurring cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor furnace unit in basement and outdoor condensing unit, verified proper operation of all components, checked refrigerant line connections, and confirmed system is functioning within normal parameters. Equipment showed no visible signs of damage or operational issues, with proper clearances maintained and professional installation standards observed throughout.

Completed MVP recurring cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of Amana furnace unit and associated components including air distribution system, curved louver diffuser assembly, PVC intake/exhaust piping, and flexible ductwork connections. All system components found to be in good operating condition with no visible signs of deterioration, damage, or required repairs. Documentation photos captured for service records.

# HVAC Install - Complete System Completed installation of a 90% efficiency furnace and air conditioning system. Installed a Lennox 3-ton air conditioning unit (Model E16KC1-036-230A03) with R-454B refrigerant, manufactured June 2026, rated for 208/230V single-phase operation. Unit specifications include compressor RLA of 16.7 amps and total refrigerant charge of 7 lbs 6 oz. Verified proper electrical connections and installed 30-amp Littelfuse fuses in disconnect housing for overcurrent protection. Connected refrigerant lines with appropriate service ports and secured all electrical wiring per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. System tested and operational, meeting AHRI certification standards with IPX4 weather resistance rating.

Completed comprehensive estimate for replacement of existing residential heating and cooling system. Assessed current Conquest 80 furnace installation in basement utility area along with outdoor condensing unit, documenting equipment conditions, ductwork configuration, and existing infrastructure including PVC condensate drainage, electrical connections, and supply/return plenum arrangements. Provided homeowner with replacement options and recommendations for updated HVAC system to improve efficiency and reliability.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on 11-year-old air conditioning system, including inspection of control board components, electrical connections, and outdoor condenser unit. Accessed and photographed interior control board showing all wiring harnesses, connectors, and circuit components in proper working condition. Removed outdoor unit access panel to inspect compressor motor, fan assembly, condenser coils, and verified all internal components operational with no visible damage or deterioration noted.

# Plumbing Service Report Responded to service call at group home facility for two clogged bathroom sinks. Upon inspection, found white porcelain Jacuzzi bathroom sinks with chrome two-handle faucets experiencing drainage issues. Cleared obstructions from both sink drain lines using appropriate drain cleaning equipment and techniques. Inspected accessible plumbing connections beneath sinks, noting existing corrosion and mineral deposits on visible piping, though these pre-existing conditions did not impact the immediate drainage repair. Tested water flow and drainage in both bathroom sinks after clearing blockages, confirming proper function and adequate drainage speed. Both sinks now draining properly with no standing water or slow drainage issues remaining.

Installed customer-supplied Delta shower valve and mixing control on existing tiled bathroom wall. Mounted single-handle valve assembly with circular face plate, ensuring proper alignment and secure attachment to wall substrate, and verified operational functionality of temperature control mechanism.

Completed comprehensive electrical assessment of residential property undergoing major renovation with extensive structural exposure. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure in main living area and addition requiring complete rewire. Inspected exposed floor joists, ceiling cavities with missing drywall sections, and wall framing stripped to studs to determine optimal routing paths for new electrical circuits. Assessed requirements for updated service panel capacity, branch circuit distribution, lighting fixtures including existing recessed ceiling lights, and outlet placement throughout renovated spaces. Documented conditions of exposed brick masonry, deteriorated wall surfaces, and structural elements to coordinate electrical rough-in with ongoing construction phases. Provided detailed estimate for complete home rewiring including addition wiring installation, accounting for exposed joists and open wall cavities that will facilitate new wire runs before finish work commences.

Conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the existing electrical service to provide a second opinion estimate for installing an additional subpanel to serve a garage. Assessment included examining the main service panel, available breaker spaces, and current electrical load to determine feasibility of adding a new 100-amp or larger subpanel with capacity for two 40-amp circuit breakers. Evaluated the exterior electrical service equipment, meter base, and existing conduit routing to establish the most practical installation path. Reviewed the service entrance conductors and main disconnect to confirm adequate capacity for the proposed subpanel addition. Documented the current electrical infrastructure including the exterior panel locations, conduit runs, and available mounting surfaces on the building exterior. Photographed existing utility connections, weatherproof enclosures, and potential routing paths for new feeder conductors from the main service to the proposed garage subpanel loc

Installed new AC circuit with proper wiring and conduit routing in attic space. Work included mounting electrical panel with dual-row circuit breaker configuration, running metallic and flexible conduit from panel to equipment location, and completing all necessary connections per code requirements for dedicated air conditioning power supply.

Conducted on-site assessment for whole house generator installation at a 2100 square foot ranch home constructed in 1998. Evaluated electrical service panel capacity, existing utility connections, and potential generator placement locations. Documented current electrical infrastructure including basement wiring configurations and available space for transfer switch installation. Photographed proposed installation areas and existing electrical components to develop comprehensive pricing estimate for complete standby generator system with automatic transfer switch capability.

Responded to major water leak originating from furnace coil. Upon arrival, inspected HVAC unit and confirmed active leak from evaporator coil causing water damage to surrounding area. Documented equipment condition and leak source with photos showing affected cabinet panels and drainage components.

Responded to no cooling complaint at residential property. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor condenser unit and found system operational with no visible defects or mechanical issues. Unit running normally with proper airflow through coils and fan operation confirmed.

Replaced failed bar sink faucet that had frozen and split the plastic components. Ordered replacement parts, which arrived at shop the following day, and completed installation of new chrome two-handle faucet assembly on stainless steel drop-in sink.

Responded to service call for installation of dedicated electrical outlet for newly installed tankless water heater. Assessed existing electrical panel capacity and circuit availability, identified appropriate breaker location, and provided estimate for running dedicated circuit with proper amperage rating to support tankless water heater electrical requirements within requested timeframe.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on 12-year-old outdoor air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, found contactor assembly and capacitor heavily covered in cobwebs and debris, indicating lack of recent maintenance. Inspected electrical connections and found aged, worn wiring throughout the unit. Observed 45/5µF dual-run capacitor rated at 370V AC with multiple wire connections. Cleaned contactor assembly and surrounding electrical components, removing extensive spider web accumulation from relay contacts, terminals, and wiring connections. Verified all wire connections were secure at contactor and capacitor terminals. Tested contactor operation and capacitor functionality. System restored to proper cooling operation following cleaning and inspection of electrical components.

Completed first-time air conditioning and evaporator coil installation at residential property. Installed new dual-fuse disconnect block with FLNR-rated fuses and established proper electrical connections to outdoor condensing unit, ensuring all wiring met code requirements and manufacturer specifications.