Heating, AC, Plumbing & Electric in Bedford, OH

Repaired two leaking 1/2" copper supply lines on the supply side of radiant heating manifold. Jackhammered concrete flooring to expose underground copper risers that were leaking due to direct contact with concrete without proper insulation or pipe wrapping. Brazed new copper risers onto existing radiant lines and rebuilt manifold connections with brass compression fittings. Corrosion damage was caused by abrasive contact between unprotected copper piping and concrete during original installation. Successfully completed repairs without extending work into hallway area. Water heater remained in place as access was sufficient from current location. Patched concrete flooring after plumbing work was completed.

Completed HVAC estimate for furnace replacement at residential property. Evaluated existing 19-year-old furnace system, assessed current equipment condition showing significant age-related wear and dust accumulation, documented existing PVC condensate drain configuration and venting infrastructure, and photographed mechanical room layout including furnace unit, electrical connections, and associated plumbing components to provide comprehensive replacement quote.

Conducted comprehensive electrical assessment for whole home rewire project. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure throughout property, including inspection of basement utility areas, exposed ceiling joists, and current wiring systems. Documented existing conditions showing outdated wiring configurations, exposed structural framing requiring new circuit routing, and utility room electrical components. Assessment revealed need for complete residential rewiring with estimated 12-4 time frame for project completion. Provided detailed estimate covering full scope of electrical system replacement to bring property up to current code standards.

Completed scheduled maintenance on a 20-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of the air handler unit, verified proper installation and condition of the 3M air filter, and inspected condensate drainage system components including PVC piping and connections to ensure proper operation for the cooling season.

Responded to service call for leak in copper piping near recently installed boiler. Inspection revealed significant pipe corrosion and oxidation at connection points, with visible moisture damage to surrounding concrete surface. Replaced damaged section of copper pipe and verified system integrity with pressure test.

Completed heating maintenance service on boiler system with multiple zone controllers. Inspected expansion tank, pressure vessel, and associated piping components for proper function. Verified all pressure gauges were reading within normal operating parameters and confirmed zone controllers (#1-4) were functioning correctly.

Cleared a clogged vent stack in the main drain system. Serviced the plumbing infrastructure in the basement utility area, focusing on the PVC and copper pipe network visible along the ceiling and walls. Restored proper drainage function to the system.

Performed scheduled maintenance on 6-year-old heating system. Inspected control board connections, verifying all wiring terminals were secure and properly connected. Examined gas valve assembly and associated copper piping for proper operation and potential leaks, ensuring system is functioning safely and efficiently.

Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up including electrical system diagnostics with multimeter testing showing -3.370 reading on control board components. Inspected evaporator coil assembly which displayed normal condition with some mineral deposits in condensate pan. All refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and fan motor assembly were examined and verified to be operating within specifications.

Responded to service call for clogged main drain/vent stack. Accessed drainage system through floor-level cleanout, which showed significant staining and water damage around access point. Successfully cleared obstruction, restoring proper drainage function to the system.

Conducted an on-site assessment of existing water heater system in basement mechanical room. Evaluated the cylindrical white tank unit, associated copper piping connections, and PVC ventilation system. Prepared comprehensive replacement estimate including equipment specifications and installation requirements for consideration.

Performed scheduled furnace tune-up that had been previously rescheduled. Inspected control board circuitry including PCB components, DIP switches, and terminal connections. Examined ECM drive and verified proper wiring connections to the control panel with all harnesses secure and functioning normally.

Performed routine maintenance inspection on Generac generator system following customer concerns about ice impact damage. Examined external housing integrity, checked all electrical wiring connections for proper termination and insulation integrity, and verified proper operation of the unit. No significant damage observed from ice impacts; system functioning within normal parameters.

Installed new 240V outlet as requested and upgraded existing circuit breaker panel. Inspected Siemens panel mounted on concrete block wall, ensuring all connections were secure and properly labeled. System now functioning correctly with updated control box components.

Performed scheduled maintenance on furnace system including replacement of air filter and chemical cleaning of blower wheel to improve airflow efficiency throughout the home. Inspected exterior plumbing fixtures and noted some corrosion and mineral buildup on valve components with possible previous moisture issues, as well as examined outdoor spigot condition during winter conditions.

Completed biannual MVP heating maintenance service on 2-year-old system. Inspected furnace and air handler components, including examination of the control board and electrical connections. Noted exterior exhaust cover panel is broken and requires replacement. System is otherwise functioning properly with all connections secure.

Performed diagnostic service on 23-year-old residential furnace that was non-operational. Inspection revealed accumulated dust on blower wheel and examined electrical connections at control board where multiple wires (red, yellow, blue, white, green) were properly terminated. Cleaned components and restored system to working condition.

Successfully installed new Trane 80% efficient furnace with associated ductwork and drainage system. Integrated Aprilaire humidifier with control panel and connected digital thermostat. All systems tested and functioning properly.

Performed standard furnace tune-up maintenance service. Inspected and evaluated air filter condition, noting moderate dust accumulation on pleated filter media. Used appropriate tools to access and service system components according to manufacturer specifications.

Completed HVAC estimate for replacement of existing system. Current installation features a Trane furnace with associated ductwork, Aprilaire humidifier, PVC drainage pipes, and condensate pump. System appears functional but customer is considering replacement options as discussed during on-site evaluation.