Blind & Sons: Trusted HVAC, Electrical & Plumbing Services in Mogadore, OH

Responded to service call for air conditioning unit running but not cooling. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil completely frozen with significant ice buildup on fins and metallic surfaces. Removed outdoor unit access panel and inspected electrical components including capacitor, contactor, and associated wiring connections. Diagnosed frozen coil condition indicating restricted airflow or low refrigerant charge. System requires defrost cycle completion and further evaluation of refrigerant levels and airflow restrictions to restore proper cooling operation.

Replaced defective light fixture mounted on utility pole in rear yard area. Verified proper electrical connections and tested fixture operation to ensure adequate illumination of property perimeter.

Responded to service call for AC drain line issue in residential property with recently installed HVAC system. Upon inspection of basement mechanical room, identified problem with condensate drain line routing from air handler unit to existing sump pump system. The drain line had developed improper pitch and potential blockage points where PVC connections joined. Cleared obstruction from drain line, verified proper drainage flow, and ensured condensate was discharging correctly into sump pump basin. Tested system operation to confirm AC unit draining properly without backup or overflow concerns.

Completed estimate for replacement of 21-year-old residential air conditioning system. Evaluated existing outdoor condensing unit showing signs of age and wear, positioned on cracked concrete pad adjacent to home exterior. Assessed indoor air handler/furnace unit located in basement utility area with connected ductwork and refrigerant lines. Documented current system configuration including copper refrigerant piping, PVC condensate drainage, and galvanized supply ductwork. Provided replacement recommendations and pricing options for new AC system installation.

Completed comprehensive estimate for full residential HVAC system replacement at property with 25-year-old existing equipment. Inspected current Ruud furnace installation in basement mechanical room and exterior condensing units positioned on gravel pad against foundation. System currently operational with no reported issues; replacement quote requested proactively due to age of equipment. Documented existing equipment configuration, ductwork connections, electrical service, and outdoor unit placement. Verified available promotional offers for combined furnace and air conditioning replacement package. Provided detailed replacement options and pricing for complete system upgrade.

Completed MVP recurring cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including examination of electrical disconnect switch and service panel. Inspected condenser coil fins and mounting hardware, noting age-related wear and corrosion on base components. Documented equipment condition through photographic records. All critical operational components verified and system confirmed functional for continued service.

Completed scheduled cooling maintenance visit on 7-year-old HVAC system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical testing of outdoor condenser unit using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings. Inspected contactor assembly, electrical connections, and wiring terminals for signs of wear or deterioration. All components found to be operating within normal parameters. System tested and confirmed functioning properly for continued cooling operation.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on 2-year-old system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital clamp meter to verify proper electrical operation and amperage draw. Inspected blower motor assembly and noted significant rust and corrosion present on motor mounting plate, though motor housing and electrical connections remain intact and functional. Documented all electrical readings and component conditions with photographs. Verified colored wire connections (purple, red, yellow) are secure and capacitor is operational. System operating within normal parameters at time of inspection, though corrosion on mounting plate should be monitored for future maintenance planning.

Completed scheduled MVP cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including electrical testing with True RMS clamp meter, verifying amperage draws and voltage readings across components. Inspected condenser unit control board, capacitors, relays, and wiring connections for proper operation and signs of wear. All electrical connections secure, circuit boards functioning normally, and system operating within manufacturer specifications.

Successfully installed a 22kW Generac standby generator with cold weather kit and 200-amp automatic transfer switch at residential location. Installation included running 70 feet of electrical service line and 15 feet of gas supply line, with copper gas piping routed through interior wall framing and secured appropriately. Completed 200-amp service upgrade to accommodate generator load requirements, with generator unit positioned on exterior concrete pad beneath existing deck structure.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on 26-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found failed capacitor at outdoor unit with visible corrosion on electrical connections and mounting hardware. Replaced defective capacitor, cleaned electrical contacts, verified proper wire connections at contactor, and tested system operation. Unit restored to normal cooling function with all electrical components operating within specifications.

Completed MVP recurring cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of Lennox furnace unit, associated ductwork, humidifier assembly, and electrical components including fuse panel and disconnect. All equipment photographed and documented as operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on 7-year-old system. Inspected refrigerant line connections and TXV assembly, confirming proper threading and mechanical integrity. Documented significant dirt and debris accumulation on evaporator coil fins with visible vertical staining patterns indicating restricted airflow. Coil shows moderate contamination requiring attention to maintain optimal heat transfer efficiency and system performance.

Completed MVP cooling maintenance visit on 6-year-old air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical component testing with digital multimeter, verified proper amperage readings, and inspected safety fuses rated at 35A/600V AC. All electrical components tested within normal operating parameters and system found to be functioning properly.

Technician responded to evaluate electrical panel and associated repairs in basement utility area. Upon inspection, found older-style electrical panel with exposed breakers and wiring connections requiring assessment. Panel was mounted on wooden backing board with multiple circuit breakers and various black and gray cables entering from multiple directions. Documented current panel condition and wiring configuration through photographs for repair recommendations. Additionally inspected adjacent utility space with exposed framing and concrete block walls, noting vertical conduit installation secured with mounting brackets. Evaluated overall electrical infrastructure in unfinished basement area to determine necessary repairs and code compliance requirements for panel and associated electrical systems.

Completed 100-amp electrical service upgrade including installation of exterior disconnect switch as mandated by 2023 National Electrical Code requirements. Upgraded main service panel with new circuit breakers, installed proper grounding system with bonding connections, and ran new service conductors from exterior disconnect to interior distribution panel. All work performed to code specifications with high-amperage terminal connections, neutral bus bars properly configured, and exterior weatherproof enclosure mounted on building exterior with PVC conduit entry.

Responded to intermittent partial power outages affecting approximately half the circuits in the residence. Upon inspection, discovered extensive water damage, rust, and corrosion throughout the main electrical panel enclosure, with heavy oxidation on interior surfaces and bus bars. The moisture intrusion had compromised panel integrity and created unsafe conditions causing the random power interruptions. Documented panel deterioration with photographs showing rust staining, peeling paint, corrosion around knockout holes, and possible mold growth. Recommended immediate panel replacement due to safety hazards and explained that the existing panel was beyond repair and posed fire and electrocution risks.

Conducted on-site consultation and assessment for Mitsubishi ductless mini-split system installation in new room addition. Evaluated existing HVAC infrastructure in basement mechanical room, documented current furnace and ductwork configuration, and assessed electrical capacity for new system. Photographed proposed installation area including ceiling penetration points and determined optimal indoor unit placement for adequate cooling coverage of the new living space.

Responded to service call for 5-year-old air conditioning system experiencing intermittent operation and inability to maintain set temperature. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit and thermostat system. Found unit cycling off prematurely with thermostat reporting cooling failure despite extended runtime and rising indoor temperatures. Conducted visual inspection revealing outdoor condenser unit with significant vegetation overgrowth making direct contact with cabinet panels and restricting airflow around equipment. Observed heavy accumulation of dirt, grime, and organic debris on condenser surfaces and panels. Unit positioned on concrete pad with weeds and plant material encroaching on base perimeter, compromising proper ventilation and heat exchange efficiency. Cleared vegetation from around condenser unit perimeter to restore proper clearance and airflow. Removed plant material and debris from base and surrounding area. Cleaned exterior panels an

Responded to no-cooling complaint on residential split system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit heavily obstructed by overgrown vegetation restricting airflow to coil. Customer had already replaced filter and rinsed condenser prior to service call. Cleared vegetation from around unit perimeter and top discharge area to restore proper airflow and heat rejection. Inspected control board at air handler—all connections secure with no visual defects noted. Verified system operation after clearing obstruction; unit cycled properly with adequate airflow restored to condenser. Advised customer to maintain minimum 24-inch clearance around outdoor unit and monitor system performance over next cooling cycle.