Providing Expert HVAC Services in Pickerington, Ohio
Pickerington is a suburb of Columbus located 30 miles south of Newark in Fairfield and Franklin counties. Originally named Jacksonville, Pickerington was renamed in 1827 to honor its founder, Andrew Pickering. Pickerington is designated as the “Violet Capital of Ohio.”, purple is incorporated in all of the towns’ school colors. Pickerington is home of the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, Pickerington Metro Park, and various other attractions. We here at Newark-Heath Heating & Cooling are honored to provide our services to the citizens of Pickerington.
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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Mike B.
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Adam N.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement cooling tune up on a Carrier 13 SEER 2.5 ton air conditioner. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. I inspected the evaporator coil. I checked the temperature difference across the coil. Inspected heat pump. Checked refrigerant charge, voltages and amps. I rinsed the condenser coils with water. Cycled and monitored system. All operating normally at this time.
Adam E.
I completed a spring tune-up tune on a Goodman air conditioner. I visually inspected the furnace. Checked voltage and amps. I inspected the evaporator coil. I checked the temperature difference across the coil. Checked refrigerant charge, voltages and amps. I rinsed the condenser coils with water. Cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time.
Adam E.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement cooling tune up on a Carrier air conditioner. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. I inspected the evaporator coil. I checked the temperature difference across the coil. Inspected heat pump. Checked refrigerant charge, voltages and amps. I rinsed the condenser coils with water. Cycled and monitored system. All operating normally at this time.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic and found the blower motor and capacitor is bad. I replaced the blower motor and capacitor. System cooling upon departure.
Adam N.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement cooling tune up on a Comfortmaker air conditioner. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. I inspected the evaporator coil. I checked the temperature difference across the coil. Inspected heat pump. Checked refrigerant charge, voltages and amps. I rinsed the condenser coils with water. Cycled and monitored system. All operating normally at this time.
Blake F.
I completed a full install on a Five Star 96% gas furnace and a Five Star 16 SEER 3 ton air conditioner. I cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time. Included with the installation is a free 1 year service maintenance agreement.
Adam N.
I installed a 2 inch boot on the intake. System operational upon departure.
Adam N.
During a tune up on a 13 SEER 2 ton air conditioner, I tested the pressures, temperatures and electrical components. I found some burnt areas in the contactor but all other readings and tests are within manufacturers specifications at this time.
Adam E.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement cooling tune up on a Five Star 16 SEER 3.5 ton air conditioner. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. I inspected the evaporator coil. I checked the temperature difference across the coil. Inspected heat pump. Checked refrigerant charge, voltages and amps. I rinsed the condenser coils with water. Cycled and monitored system. All operating normally at this time.
