Heating, Air Conditioning, Electric & Plumbing Services in Cleveland, OH

Responded to service call for water heater pilot light issue in basement mechanical room. Upon arrival, inspected tanked water heater unit and successfully relit pilot light following manufacturer specifications. Verified proper ignition, flame characteristics, and burner operation to ensure safe and reliable function of the water heating system.

Completed first-time air conditioning system installation including new A/C unit and evaporator coil. Installed control board with LED diagnostics, wired electrical connections with proper color coding, and mounted 25-amp FLNR time-delay fuses in disconnect assembly for overcurrent protection. Configured condensate drain line using PVC piping and verified all electrical components are functioning properly with indicator lights showing operational status.

Completed MVP heating maintenance inspection and documentation. Examined evaporative cooler media pad showing moderate mineral deposits and dust accumulation in lower sections, with honeycomb structure intact and functional. Inspected control board terminal connections and verified proper wire terminations on all colored conductors including power and control circuits.

Responded to service call for Lennox air conditioning system experiencing loud noise during unit cycling and thermostat short cycling issues on a four-month-old installation. Upon inspection of the outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler, conducted diagnostic evaluation of electrical components, thermostat wiring, and mechanical operation. Documented equipment condition through photographic evidence showing the outdoor unit installation and interior evaporator coil assembly. System evaluated for proper startup and shutdown sequences to identify source of noise concerns and thermostat communication issues.

Relocated return air vent from wall-mounted position to floor installation in front of doorway entrance. Cut through ceramic tile flooring to accommodate new floor register placement. Performed PVC repipe work connecting to both furnace and air conditioning unit, installing approximately 20 feet of 3/4-inch PVC piping to complete the ductwork relocation and ensure proper system operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was running but delivering warm air to living space. Performed diagnostic testing on outdoor condensing unit and identified failed dual run capacitor. Capacitor showed visible signs of age, corrosion, and environmental exposure with heavy dirt and cobweb accumulation on component and surrounding electrical connections. Used Fieldpiece SC640 meter to verify capacitor failure with readings well below manufacturer specifications. Explained findings to customer and discussed repair versus replacement options given system age and overall condition of equipment. Customer expressed interest in system replacement but authorized immediate capacitor replacement to restore cooling. Replaced defective capacitor with properly rated OEM equivalent, verified all electrical connections, and tested system operation. Unit cycled properly with compressor and condenser fan motor running at cor

Completed routine MVP cooling maintenance visit. Performed system diagnostics and electrical measurements using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings across cooling system components. All measurements recorded and system operating within normal parameters.

Responded to storm damage assessment for residential air conditioning condenser unit impacted by fallen gutters. Conducted on-site inspection and documented exterior damage to outdoor condensing unit with photographic evidence. The older model AC unit showed weathering and potential structural compromise from gutter impact, requiring full system evaluation to determine repair versus replacement recommendation for homeowner.

Replaced main water shut-off valve and installed Navien tankless water heater system. Coordinated with municipal water department for main water shut-off prior to commencing work. Installation included copper piping configuration with pressure gauge, red-handled isolation valves, PEX connections, and proper venting through exterior wall with white PVC pipe. Mounted complete system on plywood backing board for secure installation. Electrical outlet installation coordinated with licensed electrician to provide power supply for tankless unit. All components staged and core drilling completed for exterior venting requirements.

Installed dedicated 240V electrical outlet in basement utility area to support new tankless water heater installation. Ran appropriate gauge wiring from existing electrical panel through exposed joist space, secured all conduit and cabling per code requirements, and mounted weatherproof outlet box on wooden framing adjacent to water heater location. Verified proper grounding and circuit protection to ensure safe operation of tankless unit.

Completed routine maintenance visit on 5-year-old Lennox cooling system for MVP customer. Inspected air handler unit, evaluated dirty pleated air filter requiring replacement, and performed standard system diagnostics to ensure proper cooling operation for the season.

Responded to a main line repair call where a hole was discovered in the drain pipe connecting the toilet to the main plumbing stack. Upon inspection of the basement area, identified the damaged section of pipe along with extensive rust staining and water damage on the foundation walls and floor joists, indicating long-term moisture infiltration from the compromised pipe. The affected area showed significant deterioration with visible staining concentrated around the pipe penetrations and corner sections. Performed diagnostic evaluation of the drainage system, documenting the condition of both the damaged pipe and the aging cast iron plumbing stack. Photographed the existing plumbing infrastructure, including white PVC drain lines, copper supply lines, and the deteriorated iron stack showing signs of corrosion and age-related wear. The inspection revealed multiple pipe connections and fittings in the basement ceiling area, with evidence of previous water damage and staining on wooden j

Completed comprehensive electrical inspection of vacant property as requested by power company. Inspected main electrical panel, meter center with multiple utility meters, and verified all electrical systems were properly installed and functioning. All components found to be in normal working condition with utility seals intact and ready for service activation.

Responded to service call for AC unit short cycling and shutting off every few seconds. Upon inspection, discovered severely corroded copper refrigerant lines and deteriorated electrical connections contributing to system failure. Documented extensive rust and oxidation on refrigerant piping, moisture accumulation on interior panels, and compromised wire connections requiring repair. System required immediate attention due to degraded components affecting proper operation and causing the reported short cycling condition.

Installed new ball valve with orange handle on water supply line in basement utility area. Replaced existing valve assembly and connected braided stainless steel flexible supply hoses to ensure proper water flow control. System tested and verified operational with no leaks detected.

Completed MVP heating maintenance visit on primary furnace system and performed complimentary tune-up on secondary Lennox furnace unit. Inspected heat exchanger fins which showed clean condition with proper spacing and no signs of corrosion or blockage, and verified all system components were operating within normal parameters.

Conducted site assessment for HVAC vent relocation in basement utility area. Documented existing vent location near exposed ceiling joists, copper piping, and concrete block wall construction. Photographed current installation and surrounding conditions including bathroom area with tiled walls to provide detailed information for estimate preparation and approval of proposed relocation work.

Completed scheduled maintenance on 5-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of refrigerant lines, blower assembly, and electrical connections. System components showed normal operational wear with dust accumulation on blower wheel and housing, which is typical for units at this service interval.

Completed routine maintenance on 10-year-old residential air conditioning system. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and indoor control board, verified all electrical connections and components are secure and functioning properly, and documented system condition with photographs for service records.

Completed full HVAC system installation featuring an 80% AFUE furnace and matching air conditioning condenser unit. Installed new outdoor condensing unit on composite pad with proper leveling and clearances, ran refrigerant linesets through exterior chase covered with protective panel, established electrical connections with appropriately rated Littelfuse fuses for equipment protection, and verified all mechanical and electrical components for proper operation. System tested and confirmed operational with adequate airflow and temperature differential.