Trusted HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Canton, OH

Performed a tune-up on a 13-year-old gas furnace, including removal of the front panel and inspection of the inducer motor, gas valve, pressure switch, venting, control board, and blower assembly. Removed and inspected the flame sensor, which showed tarnish and discoloration, and cleaned it to restore reliable flame sensing. Wiring harnesses were observed to be loosely bundled, and no frost, rust, or cracks were found on the unit.

Responded to a no-heat call with no furnace response on a thermostat call for heat. Inspected the furnace cabinet and burner compartment, including the draft inducer assembly, gas valve, wiring harness, and control components, and used an inspection camera to examine the heat exchanger and internal cavity areas, which showed rust and corrosion staining. Diagnosed the cause of the no-heat condition and documented the findings with photos.

Performed a second-opinion diagnostic on a Carrier Infinity gas furnace after a prior contractor reported a failing ECM blower motor. Evaluated the motor and control operation, including motor draw and module signal, and inspected the unit's overall condition and airflow components to verify the original diagnosis. Findings and repair recommendations were reviewed with the homeowner.

Relocated the bathroom shut-off valves to the proper position to allow for correct faucet installation, then secured the loose kitchen faucet by tightening its mounting hardware to the countertop, restoring a stable, leak-free connection. Verified proper operation of both fixtures.

Performed an on-site evaluation of the existing boiler installation in the basement mechanical area to prepare a replacement estimate. Inspected the boiler and surrounding components, including the expansion tank, circulator, copper and black iron supply piping, PVC condensate drain and trap, and exhaust venting, and documented the system with photos. Noted staining and dampness on the concrete floor near the base of the PVC drain, which should be checked for condensate or leak issues during the replacement scope.

Installed a new 80% AFUE gas furnace with matching air conditioning system, including flue venting, PVC condensate drainage, and connections to the existing ductwork plenum. Wired the outdoor condenser through the electrical disconnect with new 25-amp cartridge fuses and verified the refrigerant line set and conduit connections. Completed system startup and checked for proper operation.

Coordinated a municipal water shutoff at the street, then cut out the leaking main shutoff valve ahead of the water meter and soldered in a new brass ball valve in its place. Installed a second new ball valve downstream of the meter, restoring dual isolation points on both sides of the meter. Existing meter spuds were left in place, and the corroded piping and fittings near the meter were not part of the scope of work.

Installed a new 40-gallon Bradford White gas water heater with a 6-year manufacturer warranty, including a new ball valve, thermal expansion tank, and gas shut-off, and connected it to the existing flue, copper supply lines, and gas piping. Also replaced the lavatory faucet with a new Moen Chateau single-handle faucet in a chrome finish. Verified proper operation of both installations.

Located and repaired a leak in the copper supply line running from the water heater toward the master bedroom, where corrosion, verdigris, and mineral buildup had compromised the pipe. Removed the failed section and replaced it with new copper using soldered fittings, then confirmed the repair was secure and leak-free under pressure. Protected the work area with shoe covers and containment buckets throughout the repair.

Installed a new 90% AFUE gas furnace and matching air conditioner condenser, replacing all existing ABS flue piping with code-compliant venting. Connected and insulated the refrigerant lines, installed a filter drier, and set the condenser on a level pad with a new electrical disconnect and flexible conduit. Evacuated the system to 105 microns to confirm it was dry and leak-free before startup.

Evaluated the customer's request to connect a generator to the main electrical service. Inspected the basement main breaker panel, which was clean and free of corrosion or damage, and reviewed the exterior meter and service entrance conduit to determine the appropriate generator interconnection approach.

Performed an on-site replacement estimate for a 35-year-old Trane XL 90 gas furnace with a Carrier-branded humidifier mounted on the supply plenum. Inspected the unit, condensate drain piping, PVC venting, and surrounding ductwork, and documented the equipment with photos; no frost, rust, or significant damage was observed, though the unit's age warrants evaluation for replacement.

Performed an on-site estimate for replacement of the existing furnace and air conditioning system. Inspected the outdoor condenser unit and its electrical disconnect and conduit, noting surface wear, rust spots on the fan guard, and heavy debris buildup on the coil panel. Evaluated the indoor furnace area, including the galvanized ductwork transition and flue/vent connection at the floor penetration, to determine equipment sizing and installation requirements for the replacement.

Responded to a no-heat call on a 6-year-old gas furnace and performed a second-opinion inspection following a prior contractor's replacement recommendation. Inspection of the cabinet revealed dust and residue buildup on the internal shelf and significant rust and corrosion on the base panel around the condensate drain reservoir and hose connection, indicating moisture/leakage concerns. Findings were documented with photos, and a return visit by a senior technician was scheduled to complete full diagnostics, with replacement options (Bryant) to be discussed following the diagnosis.

Evaluated the existing hard-wired, interconnected smoke and combination smoke/CO alarm system (six units total: five on the main floor, one in the basement) for replacement with 10-year sealed lithium battery backup models. Inspected the installed ceiling-mounted alarm, which showed normal operating status with no visible damage to the mounting surface, and documented the layout to prepare a quote for replacing all four smoke-only and two smoke/CO units while maintaining interconnection.

Performed a furnace replacement estimate in a basement affected by recent water intrusion, inspecting the existing Bryant Plus 95s Evolution Series 95% AFUE upright gas furnace, its galvanized plenum and ductwork, condensate and PVC drain lines, gas and refrigerant piping, and electrical connections. Documented the unit's condition, including surface staining, wear, and dust accumulation, and noted that the unit's proximity to the floor and the water exposure require evaluation for possible damage before proceeding with replacement recommendations.

Responded to a non-functioning bathroom fan/light switch and accessed the attic space to inspect the exhaust fan assembly, ductwork, and associated wiring through the blown-in insulation. Diagnosed and corrected the fault affecting fan operation, then restored disturbed insulation and verified the switch and bathroom exhaust fan were operating properly.

Diagnosed the 27-year-old gas furnace for a glowing component and short-cycling during heat calls, with the draft inducer assembly, control board, and surrounding wiring inspected and found dust-laden with aged, worn wiring. The glowing metal and clicking are consistent with the hot surface igniter cycling without establishing flame, and the sound heard during heat calls is consistent with the draft inducer running independently of the blower. Cleaned and inspected the affected components and verified safe operation of the ignition sequence.

Responded to a failed water softener that ruptured during regeneration and sent sediment through the domestic water lines, leaving the kitchen sink without flow. Inspected the under-sink supply lines, shut-off valves, and drain assembly, and found corrosion at the copper riser joint and sediment staining in the basin. Flushed the affected lines and cleared the debris to restore water flow to the kitchen faucet.

Removed the cleanout cap and pumped down the main drain line to clear standing wastewater, then cleared the blockage with a drain cleaning machine, retrieving a heavy mass of sludge, hair-like debris, and root-type fibrous material from the line. The main drain is now flowing freely, restoring use of the facilities.