Providing Expert HVAC Services in Thornville, Ohio
In the northwest corner of Perry County lies Thornville, Ohio. The village of Thornville is located minutes from Lancaster, Newark and Zanesville. Thornville is a small village with a population of just under 1,000 with 300 families. Residents of Thornville enjoy the community swimming pools, parks, and its close proximity to Buckeye Lake. Thornville hosts The Backwoods Festival, which is 3 days of food and bluegrass music. We here at Newark-Heath Heating & Cooling are honored to provide our services to the citizens of Thornville.
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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Adam N.
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.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic and found high voltage at contactor was melted as well as a couple other connections and found contactor ruined. I replaced contactor and cleaned up wires. I cleaned outdoor unit. System cooling upon departure.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic and found the unit is low on charge due to a leak. I found that the evaporator coil is leaking and needs replaced. I gave the customer an estimate on the cost of repair. I recommend replacing the unit.
Mike B.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement cooling tune up on a Tempstar 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 an estimate for a Five Star 80% 70,000 BTU gas furnace and a Five Star 16 SEER 3 ton air conditioner. Along with the estimate is a 1 year scheduled maintenance agreement.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic on a Fujitsu air conditioner. I determined the unit was low on refrigerant and a possible leak. I recommended a nitrogen leak search. I added 1.5 pounds of Freon. System cooling upon departure.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic service call on a Lennox gas furnace. I determined that due to the condition of the unit that it best to replace the unit. I went over options with the customer.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic service call on an Goodman air conditioner. I determined that the unit was overcharged, needing a replacement capacitor and the coils needing cleaned. I replaced capacitor, cleaned coils, and cycled. The unit is functioning upon departure.
Mike B.
I completed a diagnostic service call on an air conditioner. I determined that the unit needed to have its capacitor replaced. System is functional after replacing capacitor.
Mike B.
I performed a checkout tune-up on a Bryant air conditioner. Upon arrival I went through my tune-up checklist, I noticed customer has a known leak, so I sealed it. I then added 1.5 lbs of Puron. Upon departure I thoroughly cleaned the system and seen no issues at this time, system is cooling and fully operational.
