Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Medina, OH

Installed a new code-approved shut-off valve on the cold water supply line nearest the refrigerator and ran a stainless steel braided supply line to the appliance, replacing the existing saddle valve. Capped off the obsolete saddle valve connection, then pressurized the line and inspected all connections, confirming no leaks.

Performed a scheduled heating maintenance visit, inspecting the furnace control board wiring and neutral connections and finding no signs of damage, corrosion, or overheating. Used a clamp meter to perform electrical diagnostics at the gas valve and wiring harness area, with no visible deficiencies noted in the cabinet interior.

Performed annual maintenance on a 26-year-old gas furnace, inspecting the burner assembly, heat exchanger inlets, gas valve and manifold, inducer motor, flame sensor, and control wiring. Noted surface corrosion and staining in the burner compartment and cleaned debris from the cabinet and burner area. Per the customer's note, the two front-door buttons were tested, with one operating and one not; the nonfunctioning button is recommended for further diagnosis and repair.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance, inspecting the system's filter media and blower assembly and documenting their condition. Observed dust and lint accumulation on the filter mesh and across the blower wheel blades and housing, which can restrict airflow and reduce heating efficiency. Verified the blower wheel, motor shaft, and hub were intact and in serviceable condition.

Performed annual heating maintenance on the gas furnace, including inspection of the draft inducer assembly, pressure switches, gas valve, and vent transition, and verified gas pressure and draft readings with a dual-port digital manometer. Inspected and cleaned the flame sensor and checked the integrated control board and wiring harness for proper connections, with no damage observed. Noted light surface rust and dust accumulation on the cabinet interior and corrosion on a copper line, which should be monitored at future visits.

Performed annual furnace maintenance on a 1-year-old gas furnace, including inspection of the control compartment, wiring harness, circuit board connections, gas valve, and gas piping. Removed and inspected the flame sensor, and cleaned light dust and debris from the cabinet interior. Noted unterminated wire ends in the control compartment, and found no signs of rust, frost, or component breakage.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on the gas furnace, including inspection of the gas valve assembly, pressure switch, wiring connections, and condensate/venting components. Verified gas pressure and system pressure readings using a digital dual-port manometer, with all components found in good working condition and no visible corrosion, damage, or abnormalities noted.

Performed recurring cooling maintenance, inspecting the furnace's internal components including the gas valve assembly, inducer motor, and wiring harness with the upper access panel removed. Replaced the pleated air filter and checked the condensate drain line, noting rust staining around the floor drain and PVC piping that may indicate past moisture or drainage issues and should be monitored.

Responded to a service call to evaluate the gas control valve on a gas-fired furnace (Ultra 80). Removed the front access panel and inspected the valve, wiring, gas supply piping, blower assembly, and burner compartment, observing normal burner flame with heavy dust and debris buildup on interior surfaces. Documented the unit's condition with photos and prepared an estimate for gas valve replacement.

Performed seasonal cooling maintenance on the Lennox high-efficiency furnace and air handler system, inspecting the control board, wiring harness, and electrical connections for signs of damage, burning, or loose terminals, with all components found secure and in good condition. Verified the PVC condensate drain line and vent piping were intact and free of cracks, leaks, or obstructions, and confirmed no frost, rust, or visible damage on the unit or surrounding ductwork and return plenum.

Performed a comprehensive heating maintenance inspection on a Lennox gas furnace with Aprilaire air handler, verifying condensate drain piping and neutralizer operation and checking flue venting and electrical connections. Inspected the evaporator coil assembly and found frost/mineral buildup on the coil and tubing along with heavy rust-colored staining in the drain pan, and recommended cleaning and further evaluation to ensure proper airflow and drainage.

Installed a dedicated circuit from the main electrical panel to the garage to serve a new wall-mounted electric unit heater, fishing the wiring through the structure to minimize wall damage. Mounted a disconnect switch at the heater location and connected the unit with a flexible metal conduit whip, leaving the installation secure, properly supported, and ready for operation.

Performed seasonal tune-up on a 2-year-old gas furnace, including inspection of the cabinet and venting. Removed the heavily soiled pleated media filter and replaced it per customer request to restore proper airflow. Inspected and cleaned the flame sensor to remove oxidation buildup and ensure reliable flame proving and ignition.

Completed scheduled MVP heating maintenance on gas furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of blower motor assembly, verified all electrical connections and wiring harnesses, and examined control board functionality. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed installation of 22KW standby generator with 200-amp automatic transfer switch on exterior wall of residence. Ran 20 feet of gas line from existing service point to generator location, coordinated with separate contractor for gas line installation. Installed 15 feet of electrical conduit and wiring from main service panel to new exterior transfer switch panel, mounted all equipment on vinyl siding per manufacturer specifications. Configured automatic transfer switch with proper circuit breaker protection, established all electrical connections to generator unit including control wiring and power cables. Tested system operation including automatic start sequence, transfer switch functionality, and verified proper voltage output under load. All work completed to code requirements with generator positioned for adequate ventilation and service access.

Completed third scheduled maintenance visit on two-year-old MVP furnace system as part of ongoing maintenance plan. Performed comprehensive inspection of heating equipment including control board diagnostics and blower assembly examination. Inspected and photographed control board components, verifying proper DIP switch configurations and sensor connections for outdoor discharge temperature monitoring. Examined blower wheel assembly, confirming blade integrity and proper rotation clearances. All components found to be operating within manufacturer specifications with no immediate service needs identified. System tested and confirmed operational for continued heating season performance.

Completed scheduled furnace maintenance inspection as part of preventive maintenance program. Accessed unit in confined attic space, performed visual inspection of blower assembly and verified proper operation of all mechanical components including the blower wheel housing and ventilation ductwork. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Responded to service call for damaged refrigerator water line with active leak. Upon arrival, located the compromised water supply line in the basement area near the water filtration system and main plumbing infrastructure. Shut off water supply at the isolation valve, removed the damaged refrigerator supply line, and installed a new braided stainless steel water line with proper compression fittings. Verified all connections were secure, restored water supply, and tested the new installation for leaks. System operating properly with no leaks detected at time of departure.

Completed annual maintenance visit on 1-year-old furnace system as part of MVP heating program. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit and control board assembly, verified all electrical connections and wiring harnesses were secure, and confirmed proper operation of dual circuit board control system. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Replaced defective main control circuit board in HVAC system. Removed failed PCB assembly from control cabinet, disconnected all wire harnesses and power connections, installed new OEM control board, reconnected all wiring to proper terminals, and verified system operation. Unit tested and returned to normal operation upon completion.