Air Conditioning, Heating, Electrical & Plumbing Services in Uniontown, OH

Conducted on-site assessment of existing HVAC system in basement mechanical room to provide replacement estimate for furnace and air conditioning equipment. Evaluated current air handler unit, ductwork configuration, and associated piping systems including copper refrigerant lines and PVC condensate drainage. Documented existing installation conditions, noting dust accumulation on flexible ductwork and aging infrastructure. Photographed equipment specifications, clearances, and utility connections to determine proper sizing and compatibility requirements for replacement system.

Replaced leaking washing machine supply valves in duplex utility rooms. Installed new quarter-turn shut-off valves for both hot and cold water lines on both sides of the property, as the original valves were leaking when activated. All new valves tested and verified operational with no leaks detected.

Replaced washer box in laundry room, including installation of new hot and cold water valves with shut-off controls and new washing machine hose lines. Accessed plumbing infrastructure by cutting rectangular opening in wall to expose framing and existing copper supply lines. Mounted new white metal washer box with brass valve connections and color-coded handles to wooden studs using metal brackets for structural support. Coordinated with electrical team to rework electrical outlets in the area to accommodate updated configuration.

Removed existing all-in-one laundry box and relocated receptacles into the wall. Coordinated with plumbing contractor for drywall access, then removed existing wiring and installed old work boxes on both sides of the opening. Installed a 30-amp three-prong receptacle for the dryer and a GFCI receptacle for the washer, ensuring proper grounding and circuit protection for both appliances.

Responded to service call for non-functioning Aprilaire thermostat following recent PCB installation. Inspected thermostat wiring connections at wall-mounted control device, verified proper wire terminations at numbered terminal block, and confirmed thermostat display was operational showing 73° with system in cooling mode and fan set to auto. Documented wiring configuration and thermostat functionality with photos for service records.

Completed in-house warranty repair on sump pump discharge system. Installed plug into existing PVC pipe at current discharge point. Replaced and relocated discharge tubing to sump pump, upgrading line size from existing configuration to 3/4" poly pipe for improved drainage capacity and system performance.

Responded to service call for standby generator displaying green and amber indicator lights following power outage event. Upon arrival, discovered circuit breaker for generator in electrical panel was in OFF position, preventing automatic transfer switch operation during outage. Verified generator control panel status, reset circuit breaker to ON position, and conducted operational test to confirm proper automatic start functionality and transfer switch engagement. Inspected emergency shutdown controls and verified all safety systems functioning correctly with no faults detected.

Responded to no power call where fire department had previously investigated electrical odor near dishwasher area without locating source. Performed thorough electrical inspection of kitchen circuits, receptacles, and dishwasher connections. Identified and inspected electrical junction box with visible wiring connections; verified all connections were secure and no signs of arcing, overheating, or insulation damage were present at time of inspection.

Installed 220V 50-amp circuit breaker and ran new 220V line to accommodate hot tub installation with split configuration for 30-amp and 20-amp requirements. Routed electrical wiring through ceiling space and secured cable runs with appropriate fasteners to ensure code-compliant installation.

Responded to emergency storm damage call where tree limb severed overhead service cable, detaching electric meter and main service entrance conductors from residence. Coordinated with utility company to ensure safe disconnection at transformer. Removed damaged weatherhead, service mast, and meter base from exterior wall. Installed new meter base, conduit, and service entrance cable, securing all components to building structure per NEC requirements. Verified proper grounding and bonding connections at main electrical panel. Conducted final inspection of all circuit breakers and interior panel wiring to ensure no secondary damage occurred during power loss. Restored full electrical service to 1968 residence after utility company reconnected at meter base.

Responded to report of water leak from 3-year-old Aprilaire humidifier system. Upon inspection, identified active leak originating from humidifier assembly connected to furnace unit. Examined condensate drain lines, PVC piping connections, and humidifier water supply components. Documented equipment condition including heat exchanger assembly, refrigerant lines, and drainage system configuration. Assessed humidifier mounting, water panel condition, and drain connections for proper operation and potential failure points causing water discharge onto mechanical room floor.

Completed scheduled BS-MVP cooling maintenance visit on Bryant brand outdoor condensing unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, documenting unit condition and electrical components including capacitor assembly with proper wire connections and secure mounting. Unit found operating properly with clean exterior surfaces, functional fan assembly, and all electrical connections intact on stable concrete pad foundation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox HVAC system. Performed diagnostic testing in attic space using electronic measuring instruments to assess system operation and refrigerant levels. Inspected ductwork and air handler components, noting dust accumulation on flexible duct system and surrounding areas. Evaluated unit specifications and operational parameters to identify cause of complete system failure and restore cooling functionality.

Responded to service call for 6-year-old Lennox air conditioning unit experiencing clanking noise during shutdown cycle. Inspected condenser unit and fan assembly to diagnose mechanical issue causing abnormal sound when system powers down.

Responded to no cooling call on 12-year-old residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit surrounded by overgrown vegetation restricting airflow to unit. Cleared grass and weeds from around condenser base and sides to restore proper ventilation and system operation.

Performed routine maintenance inspection on residential air conditioning system. Examined indoor evaporator coil and filter assembly, noting diamond-patterned mesh filter in proper working condition with drainage line secured. Inspected outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad, observing weathered heat exchanger coils with accumulated environmental debris typical of outdoor exposure. System operational at time of service.

Performed preventive maintenance on two cooling systems: a 6-year-old heat pump and a 3-year-old mini split unit. Inspected electrical components, capacitors, and contactors on the heat pump outdoor unit, verified proper wiring connections, and measured supply air temperature at 57°F on the air handler. All systems operating within normal parameters.

Completed preventive maintenance service on two cooling systems: a 6-year-old heat pump and a 3-year-old Mitsubishi Electric mini-split system. Inspected outdoor condenser units, verified proper operation of both systems, and replaced heavily soiled air filter which showed significant dust and debris accumulation. Both units operating within normal parameters following maintenance completion.

Completed scheduled MVP cooling maintenance visit on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of all components, and examined control board including DIP switch settings and electrical connections. Unit found to be operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed preventive maintenance inspection on residential air conditioning system for MVP customer. Performed thorough examination of blower assembly, motor components, and electrical connections including capacitor and control relays. Documented system condition with detailed photographs showing blower wheel, internal wiring, and electrical components all operating within normal parameters.