Reliable HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Aurora, OH

Responded to a no-heat call on an upright gas furnace, removed the front access panel, and inspected the control board, inducer motor, burner/heat exchanger assembly, flue piping, and low-voltage wiring and transformer. Verified the ignition sequence and system operation to restore heating, and noted surface rust on the gas piping fittings for ongoing monitoring.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on a 2-year-old gas furnace located in the attic, inspecting the unit cabinet, ductwork, and gas piping connections. Verified system operation and measured a supply air temperature of 72.9°F; no signs of rust, frost, or cracking were found, and the equipment is operating normally.

Relocated the rooftop heating receptacle to a dedicated circuit by installing a new breaker in the main panel and rerouting the supply, then replaced the bathroom heat lamp's existing control with a timer switch. Verified proper operation of both circuits and updated the panel directory labels to reflect the changes.

Responded to a no-hot-water complaint on a 12-year-old Bradford White tanked gas water heater and performed a diagnostic evaluation of the unit, including inspection of the flue and draft hood assembly, gas supply connection, and associated supply and distribution piping. Documented the equipment configuration and existing condition with photographs, noting no visible frost, ice, or major corrosion, and tagged the piping and valves for identification during service.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on the furnace, inspecting the integrated control board and verifying thermostat low-voltage terminal connections and wiring integrity. Removed and inspected the flame sensor, checking the rod and ceramic insulator condition and mounting hardware, and tested the ignition and flame sensing circuit components to confirm proper operation. Cleaned accumulated dust and debris from the control compartment as part of routine maintenance.

Performed an on-site estimate for replacement of an existing 27-year-old Luxaire gas furnace, documenting the unit's configuration, gas piping, PVC condensate/venting runs, electrical connections, and plenum and ductwork dimensions to support equipment sizing and installation planning. Inspected the system and found no visible frost, rust, or major damage on the cabinet or ductwork, with the aged unit well past its typical service life and suitable for replacement.

Performed a heating maintenance inspection, measuring gas manifold pressure with a digital manometer to verify proper burner operation within manufacturer specifications. Inspected the blower wheel and housing, finding only light dust accumulation with no cracks, corrosion, or damage, and confirmed the gas piping, valve assembly, and wiring connections were in good condition.

Performed a scheduled heating maintenance inspection on a gas furnace, including visual examination of the gas valve assembly, gas supply piping, wiring harnesses, connections, and condensate/vent hoses within the burner and control compartment. Components appeared to be in serviceable condition with no evidence of rust, ice, frost, or physical damage, and wiring and hose connections were found secure.

Performed annual maintenance on a Lennox gas furnace with an Aprilaire humidifier, including inspection of the heating system, condensate drain piping, and ductwork. Verified combustion performance with a Bacharach analyzer on natural gas, recording O2 at 9.8%, CO at 21 ppm, CO2 at 6.3%, and efficiency at 99.2%. The equipment showed no visible rust, cracks, or damage, and the service tags were updated upon completion.

Performed annual maintenance on a one-year-old Lennox gas furnace, inspecting the integrated control board, low-voltage and line-voltage wiring connections, and status LED diagnostics for proper operation. Verified the gas supply line, flexible connector, and shutoff valve were intact, and checked the condensate and vent piping and surrounding ductwork. Noted corrosion at a gas-line fitting and moisture at the base of the unit, recommending monitoring and further evaluation to prevent leaks or water damage.

Replaced the whole-home water filtration unit with a new large-format filter housing fitted with a taste and odor carbon cartridge, and supplied two spare replacement cartridges. Installed an additional ball valve on the downstream side of the filter to provide full isolation for future cartridge changes and maintenance.

Performed annual heating maintenance tune-up on the furnace, including inspection of the hot surface igniter and blower assembly. Found the blower wheel coated with dust and grime and the surrounding blower housing showing rust and staining, which should be monitored for further corrosion. The igniter showed no visible cracks or damage.

Performed seasonal tune-up on 7-year-old gas furnace, including inspection and replacement of the pleated return air filter, which showed dust loading and discoloration. Inspected the evaporator coil and air handler cabinet, noting oxidation on refrigerant lines and mineral residue on the coil casing, and verified the condensate drain assembly was intact. Recommend monitoring the coil and refrigerant line condition, with a coil cleaning to be considered at the next service visit.

Performed a complete tune-up on a 10-year-old furnace, including inspection of the blower compartment and verification of combustion and operating performance with a digital gauge/analyzer. Inspected the return air filter and found heavy dust and debris loading; filter condition noted for replacement to maintain proper airflow. Condensate drain piping checked, with no visible damage, rust, or frost, and the system was left operating normally with no issues reported.

Performed a furnace tune-up, including inspection of the control board, low-voltage wiring, and wire connections, with no visible damage, corrosion, or frost noted. Inspected the furnace-mounted humidifier and found the evaporator water panel discolored with mineral scale buildup, indicating it is due for cleaning or replacement.

Performed seasonal heating maintenance on the gas furnace, inspecting the PVC intake and exhaust venting, couplings, and condensate drain connections for proper seating and integrity. Verified system operation by measuring supply duct air temperature with a digital thermometer to confirm adequate temperature rise across the heat exchanger.

Performed annual furnace maintenance, including inspection of the hot surface igniter and mounting bracket, which showed no cracks, corrosion, or visible damage. Inspected the squirrel-cage blower assembly and found a light, even accumulation of dust on the blower wheel blades and inlet ring, with no signs of damage; unit operation was verified at completion.

Performed a seasonal tune-up on a 4-year-old Lennox gas furnace, including inspection of the blower assembly, where light dust accumulation was noted on the blower wheel blades with no rust, damage, or structural concerns. Verified the condensate drain, PVC intake/exhaust venting, and ductwork connections to be in good condition with no visible anomalies, and confirmed the unit is operating properly and ready for the heating season.

Performed routine seasonal tune-up on two Lennox condensing units, two upstairs Lennox gas furnaces, and one downstairs gas furnace, including inspection of control boards, wiring connections, flue piping, ductwork, and accessories. All systems were found in good working order with no visible damage, corrosion, or wiring concerns, and all equipment is under warranty and operating normally.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance on a 6-year-old system, inspecting the blower assembly and finding a light, even layer of dust on the wheel blades. Inspected the evaporator coil cabinet, noting staining and light corrosion along the condensate drain pan edges with surface moisture present, and recommend monitoring the drain pan and condensate line for proper drainage. Refrigerant lines, insulation, and fittings were visually inspected with no leaks or damage observed.