HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Services in Norton, OH

Completed installation of 22KW whole home standby generator with integrated 200-amp automatic transfer switch. Ran 15 feet of gas line from existing supply to generator location and installed 10 feet of electrical conduit and wiring to establish proper power connections. Mounted transfer switch enclosure on exterior brick wall, terminated all electrical circuits including multi-conductor control wiring and power cables to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper phasing and voltage at all connection points. Connected natural gas supply line with appropriate shutoff valve and pressure testing to ensure leak-free operation. Configured generator control module, programmed automatic transfer switch settings, and performed full system testing including simulated power outage to confirm seamless transition between utility and generator power. All work completed per NEC requirements with proper grounding, bonding, and weatherproof sealing of exterior penetrations.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on residential outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard maintenance inspection including checking refrigerant lines, verifying proper operation of condenser fan, and assessing overall system condition. Unit found to be in normal operating condition with no immediate repairs required.

Converted fluorescent light fixture to LED technology by bypassing the existing ballast and installing ballast bypass bulbs. Work was completed on a ceiling-mounted fan light fixture with multiple frosted glass globes, successfully updating the lighting system to more efficient LED operation while maintaining the existing fixture housing and appearance.

Responded to main line backup affecting all fixtures throughout the property. Located and accessed the main drain cleanout, performed thorough cable augering of the main sewer line to clear the complete blockage causing simultaneous backups at toilets, sinks, and tubs. Verified proper drainage flow restored to all fixtures and confirmed system functioning normally. Documented septic system configuration including access points and vent pipes for future service reference.

Completed scheduled MVP heating maintenance visit. Inspected blower wheel assembly and found accumulated dust and debris on blades; cleaned and verified proper operation. Examined air filter condition and confirmed adequate airflow through pleated media. All heating system components operating within normal parameters.

Responded to callback for Generac 22/21KW generator (Model 7260) with blinking red light that stopped running during test cycle. Investigated recurring issue related to previous battery charger error message from prior service visit. Documented unit condition and flagged as warranty concern due to repeated failures since installation.

Completed tankless water heater installation in residential utility room, including full system integration with existing copper supply lines, gas line connections, and whole-house filtration system mounted on wooden backing board against concrete block wall. Installed exterior PVC condensate drainage system with proper venting and cleanout access on building exterior, secured to siding with appropriate mounting hardware and terminating above grade level in mulched area.

Installed dedicated electrical circuit for tankless water heater system. Ran new wiring from main electrical panel through basement utility area to tankless unit location, securing conductors properly along floor joists and through insulated crawl space. Installed appropriate circuit breaker in main service panel and completed all electrical connections per manufacturer specifications and local electrical code requirements for tankless water heater installation.

Performed annual maintenance and descaling service on tankless water heating unit. Isolated unit from water supply using installed service valves and connected descaling pump with circulation hoses to flush system. Circulated food-grade descaling solution through heat exchanger for recommended duration to remove mineral buildup and calcium deposits. Flushed system thoroughly with clean water to remove all descaling solution residue. Inspected internal components, heat exchanger condition, and verified proper operation of all connections. Reinstalled access panels and restored unit to normal operation. System tested and confirmed to be functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Completed scheduled maintenance visit on 2-year-old air conditioning system as part of recurring MVP cooling service program. Performed comprehensive inspection of HVAC unit including blower motor assembly, gas valve components, burner assembly, heat exchanger, and all electrical connections. Verified proper operation of draft inducer motor, checked all wire connections throughout the system, and inspected control board functionality. Documented equipment condition with interior component photography showing blower motor, gas valve with safety labeling, ignition components, and overall system configuration. All components found in functional condition with proper wiring organization and no immediate service needs identified. System operational and ready for continued use.

Successfully installed a new hot water boiler system in the basement mechanical room. The installation included mounting the teal-colored boiler unit, connecting extensive copper piping with multiple valves and fittings, installing a gray expansion tank on top of the unit, and routing the metallic flue pipe for proper venting. All plumbing connections were completed with brass valves and red-handled shut-offs integrated into the system alongside the existing water heater. The boiler was positioned against the concrete block wall with proper clearances maintained, all piping secured and supported according to code requirements, and the system prepared for startup and operation.

Performed scheduled maintenance on a 5-year-old gas furnace as part of MVP heating program. Conducted comprehensive combustion analysis using Bacharach diagnostic equipment, confirming optimal system performance with CO levels at 11 ppm, efficiency at 98.6%, and CO₂ at 6.8%. All readings within manufacturer specifications and safe operating parameters.

Responded to service call for leaking cold water intake on residential tanked water heater. Upon inspection in basement utility room, identified active leak at cold water inlet connection to top of tank. Shut off main water supply and drained sufficient water from tank to relieve pressure. Removed deteriorated inlet fitting and inspected threads on tank nipple for corrosion damage. Cleaned and prepared connection surfaces, applied thread sealant, and installed new brass inlet connector with dielectric union to prevent future galvanic corrosion between dissimilar metals. Reconnected cold water supply line using new copper fittings. Restored water supply, filled tank, and pressurized system. Monitored all connections for leaks during heating cycle. Verified proper operation of temperature and pressure relief valve. Cleaned work area and removed all debris. System restored to full operational status with no active leaks detected.

Completed comprehensive maintenance service on three mini-split systems and one central air conditioning unit. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including inspection of all mechanical and electrical components, copper refrigerant lines, valve connections, condenser coils, and wiring assemblies. All units were found to be operating within normal parameters and left in proper working condition.

Completed comprehensive heating maintenance on 5-year-old gas furnace under MVP maintenance program. Performed full system inspection including examination of heat exchanger, burner assembly, and flue pipe connections. Inspected refrigerant lines and condensate drainage system, noting normal operational wear and minor surface oxidation on cabinet components. Verified all electrical connections secure, tested safety controls, and confirmed proper airflow throughout the system. All components functioning within manufacturer specifications; customer approved maintenance agreement renewal for continued coverage.

Responded to service call for well pump electrical issue. Inspected main electrical panel and verified proper circuit breaker operation for the water pump circuit. Examined well pressure tank (Well-Trol unit) and associated electrical connections in basement utility area. Confirmed all wiring connections secure and system operational. Payment collected in full at time of service. Customer advised this was a second service call for follow-up.

Responded to service call for non-functioning well pump pressure switch. Inspected electrical connections at attic-mounted safety disconnect and circuit protection serving well pump system. Verified wire integrity at junction box, checked fuse holders and internal connections for proper contact and signs of failure. Found loose wiring connection at pressure switch circuit that was preventing proper operation. Tightened all wire terminations, confirmed proper voltage supply to well pump controls, and tested pressure switch functionality to ensure restoration of normal operation.

Responded to toilet instability and water leakage at the base. Upon inspection, discovered severely corroded toilet flange with extensive rust damage and mineral deposit buildup, compromising the seal integrity. Removed the existing toilet and replaced the deteriorated flange with new hardware. Installed fresh wax ring seal and properly secured the toilet to the floor using corrosion-resistant closet bolts. Verified all connections were watertight and tested for proper operation and stability.

Completed installation of new 90% efficiency furnace system with associated flue venting. Installed Lennox condensing unit on exterior pad with proper refrigerant line routing and electrical disconnect, along with new ductwork and supporting infrastructure in exposed ceiling space. All components tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to flickering kitchen light fixture above sink area. Upon inspection, identified existing motorized window shade system with electrical connections requiring assessment for proper fixture replacement sizing and compatibility. Documented existing wiring configuration and fixture dimensions to determine appropriate replacement unit specifications for subsequent installation visit.