Providing Expert HVAC Services in Glenford, Ohio
Glenford is a small village in Perry County, Ohio, 17 miles south of Newark. Glenford village spans just .11 square miles with a population of roughly 200. We here at Newark-Heath Heating & Cooling are honored to provide our services to the residents of Glenford.
Newark-Heath Heating & Cooling is proud to be part of the Newark and Heath communities. With our stress-free and quick scheduling options, we are here to help you. Call us today at (740) 212-5849 to speak to one of our friendly customer service representatives, or schedule online with our convenient online form and we’ll contact you shortly to schedule an appointment. We look forward to providing you with the best HVAC services in the community.
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Russell B.
I came out to remove old furnace equipment and install a Five Star 96% 60k BTU Up-Flow Gas Furnace
Michael B.
Upon arrival I replaced the circuit board as the circuit board had some ware marks on it/discoloration. Also if you touched circuit board it would do different things it wasn’t supposed to. Circuit board was defiantly bad. Now fault code is pressure switch open with inducer motor on. Furnace is 20 years old with outdated technology. Found condensate tubing clogged, cleared with vinegar and water. At this point furnace is on its last leg, and needs replaced. The system is operational upon departure.
Michael B.
arrived to replace out of warranty part Replace OEM Main Circuit Control Board cycled and monitored system operating at this time
Michael B.
Upon arrival I completed a Full Install of Five Star 80% Two-Stage Gas Furnace FSGMEC80/FSGCEC80 (Up to 100,000BTU) Honeywell T6 Programmable Thermostat/Emerson 1F85U Five Star 16 SEER Air Conditioner FSGSX16 (Up to 3 ton). The system is operational upon departure.
Jeffrey P.
I completed a heating tune up on a Five Star furnace. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. Completed combustion analysis. Cycled and monitored system. The system is operational at departure.
