HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical in Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Uninstalled elongated toilet that had been previously installed and replaced it with a standard round-bowl toilet to meet customer specifications. Parts were ordered and received at the shop prior to completing the installation. Work completed in approximately 2.5 hours.

Completed HVAC system replacement estimate for 32-year-old furnace and air conditioning unit with identified refrigerant leak. Assessed existing National Comfort Products outdoor condensing unit, ductwork configuration, electrical panel capacity, and PVC condensate drain lines in utility area. Provided comprehensive replacement quote for complete system upgrade.

Completed installation of add-on air conditioning system with new evaporator coil to existing Carrier furnace in basement utility area. Installed new A/C coil unit with proper ductwork connections, mounted air handler securely to ceiling joists, and integrated refrigerant lines with existing HVAC infrastructure. System tested and verified operational with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Completed AC circuit installation for permanent wiring infrastructure in basement crawl space area. Installed new electrical conduit routing along exposed joists, integrated junction boxes and support brackets to existing structural framework, and verified proper circuit protection and code compliance. All wiring secured to wooden beams with appropriate standoffs to maintain clearance from plumbing lines, HVAC ductwork, and insulation materials.

Responded to water leak call where kitchen sink drain piping had become disconnected. Upon arrival, found the P-trap assembly had separated at the threaded coupling, causing water to drain directly into the cabinet space. Reconnected and properly tightened all PVC drain connections, ensuring secure seal at trap joints and tailpiece connection to prevent future leaks.

Responded to service call for leaky shower valve causing significant water pressure loss. Upon inspection, found defective shower control valve with internal seal failure allowing water to bypass the valve body, resulting in inadequate flow to showerhead when fully opened. Removed existing brushed metal single-lever shower valve assembly and replaced with new unit, ensuring proper seating and secure connections to supply lines. Tested system operation at full flow to verify restored water pressure and confirmed no leaks at valve body or mounting plate. Noted extensive rust staining and mineral deposits on tub surfaces and spout area, indicating long-term water seepage issues now resolved with valve replacement.

Performed routine air conditioning maintenance on residential Lennox condensing unit. Conducted comprehensive system inspection including examination of outdoor unit cabinet, fan grille, and electrical components. Inspected control board circuitry, sensors, and output disconnect terminals to ensure proper operation and verify all electronic components were functioning within normal parameters.

Replaced a leaking 2010 Bradford White 40-gallon tall water heater with a new Bradford White 40-gallon tall unit featuring a 6-year manufacturer warranty. Rebuilt hot and cold water supply lines, installed a new cold water shut-off valve, and added a thermal expansion tank to meet current code requirements. Due to basement access constraints, utilized a two-technician team to safely remove the failed unit and install the replacement equipment.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up maintenance service on attic-mounted HVAC system. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and condensate drain line, verified all components operating within normal parameters, and system tested successfully upon completion.

Completed spring AC tune-up on 3-year-old residential cooling system installed in 2020. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, including cleaning of debris from mesh grilles and fins, verification of fan operation, and system performance evaluation. Unit found in operational condition with routine maintenance completed successfully.

Responded to callback for 5-year-old furnace with flickering indicator light following recent maintenance. Upon arrival, inspected control board and diagnostic LED sequence. Verified proper operation of furnace system, confirmed all electrical connections were secure, and determined indicator light was functioning normally within manufacturer specifications. Documented findings with photos and advised customer that intermittent LED behavior observed was consistent with normal system cycling and not indicative of a fault condition.

Removed existing water heater and installed new 40-gallon Bradford White residential unit. Brought installation up to current code compliance by adding thermal expansion tank, proper electrical bonding, and new gas shut-off valve. Connected all copper supply and discharge lines with appropriate fittings and heat traps. Completed all plumbing connections, tested system for proper operation and leak-free performance. Hauled away old unit and registered new water heater with manufacturer for 8-year warranty coverage.

Responded to service call for non-functioning natural gas outdoor light fixture. Upon arrival, inspected gas meter assembly and traced gas line to exterior lantern-style light mounted on post. Found heavily corroded gas piping throughout the system, with extensive rust on valves, connections, and fittings at meter location. The outdoor light fixture exhibited severe deterioration with rusted metal frame, heavily soiled glass panels, and accumulated debris inside the enclosure indicating extended exposure without maintenance. Assessed the gas supply line integrity and connections leading to the fixture. Performed necessary repairs to restore proper gas flow and functionality to the outdoor gas light, ensuring all connections were secure and system was operating safely per code requirements.

Responded to water leak complaint on recently installed gas furnace system. Upon inspection, identified water pooling around air handler unit in mechanical room. Examined PVC condensate drain lines and connections for proper installation and flow. Verified drain line routing, checked for blockages, and ensured proper pitch for drainage. Inspected air handler cabinet for signs of condensation issues and verified secondary drain pan operation. Documented system condition with photos showing indoor air handler installation and outdoor condensing unit placement. System is under possible manufacturer warranty coverage from recent February installation.

Removed existing toilet in master bathroom and extracted deteriorated toilet flange. Installed new toilet flange and mounted replacement toilet fixture to restore proper function. Accessed ceiling cavity to address water-damaged plumbing infrastructure, requiring opening of additional ceiling area for complete repair access. Coordinated with mitigation crew onsite to address water damage concerns. Inspected sump pump system and identified active leak at discharge pipe penetration point along exterior wall. Protected work areas with plastic sheeting during repair process. All replacement parts were staged and available prior to service completion.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater requiring replacement. Conducted thorough assessment of existing water heater installation in basement, documenting current condition of unit, associated copper piping, brass fittings, pressure relief valve assembly, and galvanized ductwork connections. Photographed equipment and surrounding mechanical systems to provide visual documentation for replacement estimate. Evaluated exterior ventilation components and foundation penetrations related to water heater system. Presented replacement options to customer for consideration and approval before proceeding with installation work.

Completed scheduled MVP cooling maintenance visit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including control board examination, verified all electrical connections and components on the main PCB, and inspected indoor discharge air sensor connections. Documented system condition with detailed photos of control board assembly, integrated circuits, and internal cabinet components to confirm proper operation of all HVAC controls and electrical systems.

Responded to callback for air conditioning system installed in October that would not operate when first turned on for the season. Upon arrival, conducted thorough system inspection and diagnostic evaluation. Examined indoor unit components including evaporator coil assembly, refrigerant line connections, and control wiring. Verified proper installation of temperature sensors on copper refrigerant lines and checked all electrical connections at control board. Inspected outdoor condensing unit for proper operation and refrigerant circuit integrity. System startup sequence was evaluated, and all safety controls were tested. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing sensor placement on suction line, evaporator coil assembly, and refrigerant piping configuration. Resolved operational issue and verified proper system function with adequate airflow and cooling output.

Completed routine air conditioning maintenance on Goodman HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit, ductwork, refrigerant lines, and associated plumbing connections. Documented existing copper line oxidation and condensation on mechanical components, with all systems operating within normal parameters at time of service.

Responded to no hot water condition on recently installed Bradford White tanked water heater following home flooding incident. Upon arrival, found control module completely non-responsive with no indicator lights present. Performed diagnostic inspection of electrical components and determined control board sustained flood damage rendering unit inoperable. Assessed water damage to gas control valve, thermocouple, and burner assembly. Documented current installation configuration including copper supply lines, brass fittings, temperature and pressure relief valve, and galvanized vent piping. Photographed existing installation showing proper mounting and connection layout for warranty claim purposes. Unit requires control board replacement or possible full replacement depending on extent of flood damage to internal components.