HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Services in Norton, OH

Responded to no cooling call on 6-year-old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condenser unit was not operating while indoor blower functioned normally. Inspected outdoor unit and found dual run capacitor had failed, preventing compressor and condenser fan motor from starting. Noted significant accumulation of grass clippings and organic debris around capacitor terminals and electrical connections within condenser cabinet. Removed failed capacitor, cleaned debris from electrical compartment, and installed new dual run capacitor with proper microfarad rating. Verified proper voltage supply to unit, tested compressor and fan motor operation, and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation with appropriate temperature differential across evaporator coil.

Replaced defective condenser coil under warranty in attic-mounted HVAC system. Accessed unit through attic crawl space, removed failed coil, and installed new replacement component. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion, with all ductwork connections and insulation properly maintained throughout the four-hour repair process.

Completed conversion from oil-fired heating system to high-efficiency 90% propane furnace. Installed new furnace unit with PVC condensate drain system featuring multiple elbow configurations and proper trap assembly. Routed exhaust flue piping and fresh air intake through garage to exterior termination points per specifications. Ran new propane gas supply line from meter through garage to furnace location using MegaPress fittings for secure connections. Installed black insulated refrigerant lines alongside drainage system with metal clamps for proper support. All venting, gas piping, and drainage systems tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to a partial power loss affecting half of the residence. Upon inspection of the basement electrical panel and distribution system, diagnosed the issue and restored power to the affected circuits. The home's aging electrical infrastructure, including the panel and wiring visible in the unfinished basement area, was evaluated to ensure safe operation throughout the dwelling.

Conducted on-site assessment for Generac generator installation in property with HOA restrictions. Evaluated attic and mechanical spaces to determine optimal placement and electrical routing for standby generator system. Confirmed available allotment within HOA guidelines for generator installation. Documented existing electrical infrastructure, including main service panel accessibility, available conduit pathways, and HVAC equipment locations to ensure proper clearances and code compliance. Photographed mechanical spaces and structural considerations for equipment placement and transfer switch installation planning.

Completed installation of 14 KW Kohler standby generator system with 16-circuit automatic transfer switch. Ran 30 feet of gas line from existing supply to generator location and installed 30 feet of electrical conduit and wiring to integrate transfer switch with main electrical panel. Transfer switch was mounted in utility area with proper clearances, wired to prioritize essential circuits including HVAC, refrigeration, lighting, and critical outlets. All electrical connections were torqued to manufacturer specifications, conduit properly secured and grounded per NEC requirements. Gas line was pressure tested and verified leak-free before final connection to generator. System was energized, tested through multiple transfer cycles between utility and generator power, and all selected circuits confirmed operational during simulated power outage.

Completed comprehensive estimate for furnace replacement and generator installation, converting heating system from oil-fired to propane fuel source. Assessed existing basement mechanical room layout, ductwork configuration, and utility connections to provide accurate pricing for equipment changeover and fuel conversion requirements.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on 4-year-old system. Upon inspection, discovered extensive frost and ice buildup covering the entire evaporator coil, indicating a refrigerant flow restriction or low charge condition. Documented coil condition with photos showing complete frost encasement of coil fins and copper refrigerant lines. Measured supply air temperature at 88°F, confirming insufficient cooling capacity and system malfunction. Further diagnostics required to determine root cause of freezing condition, which may include refrigerant leak, restricted metering device, low airflow, or failed components.

Responded to emergency service call for complete drainage system backup affecting all fixtures. Located and accessed main drain cleanout at septic system, removed multiple concrete covers to expose utility vault and cleanout ports. Successfully cleared mainline obstruction using professional drain cleaning equipment, restoring full flow to septic tank and eliminating all interior drain clogs throughout the property.

Responded to no cooling call with non-operational outdoor fan. Upon inspection, discovered excessive debris accumulation (sawdust and wood shavings) inside the electrical disconnect box that had compromised proper system operation. Cleaned out all debris from disconnect box, inspected electrical connections and components including contactor and capacitor, verified all wire connections were secure, and restored unit to proper working condition with normal fan operation and cooling capability.

Replaced existing pressure tank with new 30-gallon FLEX-LITE pressure tank. Installation included new pressure switch, tee fitting, pressure gauge, drain valve, and relief valve. Installed new shut-off valve on threaded PVC supply line upstream of tank. All copper pipe connections completed with brass fittings and properly secured. System tested and verified operational upon completion.

Completed scheduled MVP cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor Lennox furnace system, checking electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and airflow components. All equipment found operating within normal parameters; system tested and confirmed ready for continued cooling operation.

Installed three new dedicated electrical circuits from main panel in basement to kitchen area. Ran 40-amp circuit with appropriate gauge wire to accommodate new cooktop installation. Installed 15-amp circuit for kitchen ventilation system. Added 20-amp circuit to supply two island receptacles in kitchen. All circuits routed through basement joists, properly secured and terminated at panel with correct breakers. Work performed in accordance with NEC requirements for kitchen appliance circuits.

Leveled outdoor air conditioning condenser unit using gravel and hand jack equipment. The concrete pad supporting the unit was adjusted to ensure proper positioning and stability. Gravel material was utilized to provide adequate drainage and support beneath the equipment, restoring the installation to manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no cooling call and performed comprehensive condenser unit diagnostics. Connected manifold gauge set and recovery equipment to assess refrigerant charge and system pressures. Utilized digital multimeter to verify electrical components and compressor operation, identifying system fault that prevented air conditioning operation.

Installed a 3-inch backwater valve in the basement drainage system to prevent sewage backup. Located the discharge line 12 inches below grade near the sump pump cleanout, confirmed drainage flow from basement and first-floor toilets, then jackhammered and excavated the concrete floor to expose the horizontal drain line. Cut out a section of the existing 3-inch drain pipe and installed a new backwater valve assembly with necessary piping, transition couplings, and fittings. Concrete was removed and disposed of, and the floor was patched to a rough finish. The backwater valve features a red control handle for manual operation and is positioned in a gravel bed for proper drainage. Installation includes one year of maintenance coverage.

Completed installation of outdoor air conditioning condenser unit with new coil system. Unit was properly mounted on equipment pad with decorative stone base, all refrigerant lines insulated and secured, electrical disconnect installed with 20-amp FLNR fuses, and conduit properly routed along exterior wall. System tested and operational.

Completed electrical fixture repair and assessment in residential property. Evaluated bedroom for ceiling fan installation feasibility, inspecting existing ceiling structure, electrical connections, and recessed lighting configuration. Provided quote for adding lighting fixtures or ceiling fans in multiple rooms throughout the home, with final room count to be determined based on customer selection.

Replaced defective saddle valve on copper water supply line and reconnected ice maker line with proper fittings to restore water flow to refrigerator ice maker. Inspected toilet tank flushing mechanism and replaced worn toilet handle assembly to ensure proper flush operation. All connections were tested for leaks and confirmed operational upon completion.

Completed scheduled maintenance visit on 7-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit and indoor Lennox furnace/air handler assembly. Inspected condenser coils, fan operation, and electrical connections at outdoor unit. Verified proper airflow and examined ductwork and plenum connections at indoor equipment. System operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance procedures.