Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Atwater, OH

Releveled the standby generator after the front left corner of its concrete pad began to settle. Corrected the sunken area and added gravel around the pad to restore a stable, level base, ensuring the unit sits properly and the existing conduit connections remain undisturbed.

Performed scheduled maintenance on an outdoor Generac standby generator, including inspection of the engine compartment, oil filter, battery and terminal connections, control panel, and enclosure. Accessed the unit with the lid and service panel opened, and noted surface rust and corrosion along the lower enclosure frame near the battery compartment and wear on the base pad, which should be monitored.

Performed annual maintenance on a Lennox oil-fired furnace equipped with a Beckett burner and GeniSys 7505 primary control, including removal and replacement of the oil nozzle assembly and oil filter. Inspected the burner assembly, controls, and wiring, with no visible rust, frost, or component damage observed. Customer-reported cold air during a prior run cycle was noted for the service record.

Responded to no-heat call on 33-year-old furnace system that ceased operation after shutting off one week prior. Upon arrival, accessed property through designated side patio door and located heating equipment in narrow utility closet with concrete block walls. Performed diagnostic evaluation of aged furnace unit showing significant dust accumulation and wear consistent with three decades of operation. Assessed electrical connections, gas supply lines, copper piping, combustion air system components, and black flexible venting. Documented equipment condition through photography showing deteriorated state of installation with multiple mechanical components stacked vertically in confined space. Given the advanced age of the system well beyond typical 15-20 year service life expectancy and complete failure to restart, determined unit had reached end of useful service life. Provided technical assessment and replacement recommendations to homeowner who had expressed interest in system repla

Performed diagnostic evaluation of electrical system identifying one damaged outlet requiring repair and two bedrooms needing new electrical circuits installed. Assessed existing wiring infrastructure and wall conditions to determine scope of work for running new electrical lines to unserviced bedroom areas.

Replaced the injector on the all-in-one pump unit located in the basement utility area. The faulty four-pin electrical connector was removed and swapped with the new component that had been ordered from the parts supplier. System was restored to proper working condition.

Responded to water leak on Flat 2510 all-in-one iron filtration system. Upon inspection, identified leak originating from the control valve assembly mounted on dual-tank water treatment unit. Removed defective motor/drive assembly from control head, which showed signs of seal failure and internal component wear. Replaced faulty motor unit and reassembled control valve system. Tested system operation through multiple regeneration cycles to verify proper sealing and confirm leak resolution. System restored to full operational status with no further water discharge detected.

Diagnosed and resolved blower motor failure caused by defective relay on the main control board. Replaced faulty circuit board relay, restored system operation, and verified proper blower motor function upon completion.

Responded to water leak from copper main line in residential property built in 1984. Upon inspection, located leaking copper piping in basement area running through exposed floor joists and structural framing. Assessed condition of copper plumbing system, which showed signs of age-related deterioration and oxidation consistent with original installation. Documented existing pipe configuration, support hangers, and leak location for repair planning.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up on 6-year-old system including inspection of control board, electrical connections, and all safety components. Verified proper operation of evaporator coil assembly, refrigerant lines, and heat exchanger; all components found to be in good working condition with normal operational wear.

Delivered and loaded six bags of water softener salt to residential water conditioning system. Verified system operation and checked water hardness settings, which displayed 28 grains on the digital control panel. Replenished salt reservoir with granular salt media to ensure continued proper function of the water softening unit.

Completed MVP recurring cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using calibrated multimeter to verify electrical readings and system performance parameters. Inspected furnace, air handler, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage system, and all associated components. All equipment operating within normal specifications with no issues identified during inspection.

Responded to a basement water leak investigation and repair. Removed drop ceiling sections to access plumbing system and identified a failed gate valve as the primary source of active dripping. Due to limited visibility in the ceiling cavity, coordinated with restoration services to assess water damage extent and confirm no additional leak sources. Replaced the leaking gate valve with a new ball valve to immediately stop water intrusion. Additionally replaced a second heavily corroded ball valve in the same area as preventive maintenance to avoid future failure. Completed all valve replacements during service visit to eliminate active leak and mitigate potential water damage risk from deteriorating components.

Responded to water leak emergency where a 20-year-old toilet was actively leaking through the basement ceiling. Upon arrival, water supply to the toilet had already been shut off by the customer to prevent further damage. Inspected the affected area, including crawl space access point, and documented copper supply line configuration and surrounding structural components showing signs of water exposure and corrosion. Photos captured the plumbing infrastructure, pipe routing, and insulation in the affected ceiling cavity to assess leak source and extent of damage.

Completed full HVAC system installation consisting of two complete systems—one unit installed in the basement and one unit installed in the attic. Both Lennox systems were properly mounted, refrigerant lines connected, electrical wiring completed, and all safety labels and manufacturer specifications verified. Technician performed final inspections including ductwork connections, thermostat installation, and system startup to ensure proper operation of both heating and cooling functions.

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance visit on a 9-year-old Lennox air handling unit. Inspected system components, documented equipment condition with photos showing clean operational status of the unit and plenum assembly, and noted moderate dust accumulation on the pleated air filter requiring attention during this preventive maintenance service.

Responded to outdoor unit displaying low pressure error code. Diagnostic testing revealed complete refrigerant loss in the system, indicating a massive leak in the refrigerant circuit. A comprehensive leak search will be required to locate the source of the refrigerant loss, followed by necessary repairs and system recharge to restore proper operation.

Installed new weather-resistant sub panel on utility pole with new wiring run through conduit to supply power and lighting. Ran new electrical service to shed and replaced outdated Federal Pacific panel with new sub panel. Installed weatherproof light fixture boxes inside shed to complete electrical upgrade.

Conducted on-site assessment for complete HVAC system installation in older residential property with no existing heating or cooling infrastructure. Evaluated interior living spaces and basement utility areas to determine optimal equipment placement, ductwork routing through exposed joist spaces, and system sizing requirements for whole-home comfort solution.

Responded to a callback for a leaking upstairs toilet that had flooded the bathroom, which was originally installed the previous week but had been shut off due to the leak. Inspected the one-piece elongated bowl toilet, identified and resolved the source of the water leak at the base connections, and verified proper seal and operation to prevent future flooding issues.