Heating, AC, Plumbing & Electric in Bedford, OH

# HVAC Service Report - Water Leak Resolution Responded to service call for persistent water leak on 5-year-old air conditioning system that continued following previous service visit. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of the indoor air handler unit and associated drainage components. Inspection revealed condensate pump assembly located in utility closet with Asurity brand pump mounted on base platform. Observed signs of water damage on wooden flooring surrounding equipment, indicating ongoing moisture issues. Examined all condensate drain lines, including copper tubing and flexible drain hoses connected to pump assembly. Identified compromised condensate drainage system as source of leak. Tested condensate pump operation and verified pump functionality. Inspected drain pan for cracks, proper pitch, and blockages. Checked float switch operation and electrical connections to pump assembly. Cleared condensate drain lines of any debris or biological growth that could restric

Conducted on-site evaluation of non-functional HVAC system with outdoor air conditioning unit and indoor furnace, both exceeding 20 years of service life. System was blowing warm air only, indicating compressor failure or refrigerant loss in the outdoor condensing unit. Documented existing equipment configuration including beige outdoor AC unit with cylindrical fan grille positioned on ground-level pad with electrical conduit and refrigerant lines running to building, and indoor furnace installation with air handler in basement utility area showing significant dust accumulation on components and ductwork. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for complete HVAC system upgrade to address failed cooling capacity and aging equipment.

Responded to service call for reported power surges in residence. Performed comprehensive electrical system diagnostic including voltage testing at multiple circuits and inspection of main electrical panel and breakers. Identified and addressed electrical anomalies affecting power distribution throughout the home. Verified proper voltage levels, tested circuit integrity, and ensured all breakers were functioning correctly to resolve power surge issues and restore stable electrical service.

Completed MVP air conditioning maintenance service on residential HVAC system. Performed thorough inspection of blower assembly, noting significant dust and debris accumulation on squirrel cage blower wheel and blades that required attention for optimal airflow and system efficiency. Inspected control board and electrical components within the unit, verifying proper wiring connections, relay functionality, and overall system operation to ensure safe and reliable cooling performance.

Responded to service call for non-operational 5-year-old residential cooling system during scheduled MVP maintenance visit. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics including inspection of outdoor Lennox condenser unit and refrigerant line set. Examined copper refrigerant tubing showing normal age-related patina and verified proper refrigerant piping connections within the system assembly. Conducted visual assessment of condenser placement, airflow clearances, and external components to identify cause of system failure and restore cooling operation.

Completed MVP air conditioning maintenance service on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace, air handler, and evaporator coil assembly. Noted moderate dust and debris accumulation on evaporator coil fins with some minor fin damage present. Inspected ductwork connections, exhaust venting, and overall system operation to ensure proper functionality for the cooling season.

Completed recurring maintenance visit on 11-year-old heating system. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical components including capacitor examination and voltage testing. Capacitor showed normal surface weathering consistent with age but remained functional with proper electrical connections intact. Used digital multimeter to verify system voltage readings, which measured 60.2V and within acceptable parameters. All wire connections were secure with no signs of overheating or degradation. Unit operating properly at time of service completion.

Performed visual inspection of Lennox outdoor condensing unit and indoor evaporator coil assembly for potential hail damage. Unit had not been operated prior to inspection; no system startup or operational testing conducted at this time.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on Lennox HVAC unit. Inspected system following customer concerns about potential wind damage, verified fan assembly and protective grille were intact and properly secured with no visible damage. Checked electrical components including cartridge fuses, confirmed all three fuses were properly seated in mounting bracket with correct amperage ratings and showed no signs of failure or damage.

Responded to emergency call for basement main drain backup with complete drainage failure. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic assessment of basement drainage system and main line. Inspection revealed severe blockage in main drain line causing complete backup into basement floor drain. Utilized professional drain camera equipment to locate obstruction and assess line condition. Identified blockage approximately 40 feet into main line. Deployed heavy-duty drain snake with appropriate cutting head to clear obstruction. Successfully removed accumulated debris, grease buildup, and foreign material causing the blockage. Flushed system with high-pressure water to ensure complete clearance and verify proper flow restoration. Tested all basement drains and fixtures to confirm drainage was restored to normal operation. Documented pre-existing conditions including significant water damage, mold growth on basement walls and floor, and deteriorated concrete surfaces near drain area

Completed scheduled MVP cooling maintenance visit on 3-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical control compartment, verifying all wire connections, control board functionality, and safety labels. Examined evaporator coil assembly, finding fins clean and in good condition with proper airflow clearance. Inspected refrigerant lines and copper tubing throughout the system, noting normal patina consistent with unit age. Verified all brass fittings and connection points secure with no signs of refrigerant leaks. System operating within normal parameters.

Installed new 40-gallon tall water heater in utility closet with all required code upgrades, including proper copper piping connections, pressure relief valve, and safety fixtures. All plumbing connections were completed to manufacturer specifications and local code requirements, with unit properly mounted and operational.

Completed cooling maintenance on two HVAC units for MVP customer. Performed comprehensive system inspections including electrical measurements using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draws and voltage readings on both condensing units. All components tested within normal operating parameters. Systems operating efficiently with no issues found.

Responded to no hot water complaint and performed assessment of 12-year-old State brand tanked water heater, model N40T61-343. Documented existing unit specifications and condition, provided free estimate for water heater replacement options due to age and failure of unit to produce hot water.

Completed 100-amp electrical service upgrade including installation of exterior disconnect switch and comprehensive grounding system updates to meet 2023 National Electrical Code requirements. Emergency service call required immediate coordination with supply house for materials procurement and same-day installation. Upgraded main service panel, installed required exterior disconnect per current code standards, and performed necessary grounding electrode system improvements to bring entire electrical service into full code compliance.

Performed routine maintenance tune-up on 7-year-old air conditioning system, inspecting electrical components including control board, wiring connections, and fuse assembly. Verified proper operation of all system controls, documented equipment condition with photos showing TR25R fuses and main circuit board with connected relay modules, and confirmed unit is functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to emergency no-power call at century-old residential property experiencing significant power loss affecting half of downstairs circuits and complete loss of power to entire upper floor. Upon arrival, accessed electrical panels located in basement crawl space and performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of dual panel system. Inspection revealed multiple circuit breaker failures and compromised wiring connections consistent with aging electrical infrastructure. Identified failed breakers, tested voltage across affected circuits, and traced power distribution issues through both panel boxes. Reset tripped breakers, verified proper electrical loads, and restored power to all affected areas of the residence. Documented existing conditions of vintage electrical system with photographic evidence showing panel configuration, wiring routes through floor joists, and overall basement electrical setup for future reference and recommended follow-up maintenance.

Completed recurring MVP heating maintenance visit on Lennox furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace control board, verifying all electrical connections, integrated circuits, and terminal blocks were secure and functioning properly. Inspected furnace cabinet, blower assembly, and ductwork connections. All system components operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Completed MVP recurring heating maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace components including dual blower motor assembly, gas valve, control board, and all electrical connections. Inspected filter condition and documented system status with photos showing dirty filter media requiring replacement and proper operation of all mechanical components. All wiring connections, including safety circuits and control wiring, verified secure and functioning correctly.

Responded to no-heat call on 21-year-old residential boiler with pilot light failure. Upon inspection, found significant corrosion and deterioration on heat exchanger and burner assembly components, indicating advanced age and wear consistent with equipment nearing end of service life. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing extensive rust formation on metal surfaces, corroded mounting brackets, and oxidized piping connections that could affect safe operation and reliability of the heating system.