Quality HVAC Services in Canal Winchester, OH
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Our team at Five Star Heating & Cooling is happy to serve the residents of Canal Winchester, Ohio, with the best local Heating, Cooling, and Indoor Air Quality solutions at the most competitive price rates in the market. We are a preferred local HVAC contractor of choice in the Franklin County and Central Ohio area for heating and cooling services.
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Getting to Know Canal Winchester, OH
With a population of 7,101 residents, the City of Canal Winchester sits between Fairfield and Franklin counties in Ohio. Canal Winchester was founded in 1828 by Reuben Dove and John Colman around the time of the development of the Ohio & Erie Canal. The canal was to go through Dove’s wheat field. He was reported to have wanted to sue the state at the time for this. However, a canal worker convinced him instead that he would benefit more from laying out a town in the area. He was convinced of this because of its location halfway between Lancaster and Columbus.
Later that year, Dove recorded the first plot for the town, originally naming the village after his dad’s hometown in Winchester, Va. Because of the local agriculture and easy access to transportation, the town quickly flourished. With the Ohio and Erie Canal bringing passengers and freight while providing a means to transport the local grain to market, the first canal boat floated through Winchester in 1831. In 1841, the village changed its name to Canal Winchester with the establishment of its first post office. At the time, there were five other locations in the state claiming the name Winchester.
A popular local legend depicts the story of how Canal Winchester got its post office. On Halloween, Oct. 31, in 1841, two local boys playing a prank hooked up their horses to the foundation of the post office of the nearby town of Waterloo. The boys used their horses to reportedly pull the small building across the street to Winchester, bringing an end to the town of Waterloo and establishing Winchester was a legitimate village that has steadily grown ever since.
The people of Canal Winchester every year host a Labor Day Festival during the first weekend of September, as well as a Christmas In The Village festival known for its food, choirs, and horse-drawn buggy rides.
Quality HVAC Solutions for Canal Winchester, OH Residents
We are your local, family-owned, and operated heating and cooling company, and we can fix central heating and cooling systems around the clock here in Canal Winchester, OH. Day in and day out, our HVAC service vehicles arrive as scheduled, calling ahead to let you know we’re on our way; our vehicles stay fully furnished with the latest HVAC equipment and the latest in technology. We carry a wide range of HVAC system filters, blowers, fuses, HEPA filters, and more.
So if you’re asking questions like “why is my AC blowing warm air?” or “why is my ac not turning on?” or “why isn’t my furnace working properly?” or “what’s wrong with my HVAC system?” or “who’s the best HVAC company near me?” or any other questions related to an HVAC system, trust the experts at Five Star Heating & Cooling. We would be more than happy to come to your home promptly and get you back to breathing easy in superior comfort with peace of mind.
You can call us today at (614) 490-7550, or for your added convenience, you can schedule an appointment online!
Five Star Heating & Cooling Reviews in Canal Winchester, OH
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Harriet - Canal Winchester, OH
Austin was on time, took care of the furnace problem, answered my questions, very knowledgeable in his field and very personable.
Fantastic service!
Jim - Canal Winchester, OH
Great job! Showed up early, very polite, super professional!
Great service
Richard - Canal Winchester, OH
Very professional
Great service
Russell - Canal Winchester, OH
Technician was very thorough and courteous.
Great Service
Jackie - Canal Winchester, OH
Josh was very friendly and helpful while checking out my furnace for the season. A pleasure as always to work with the folks at Pickerington Heating and Cooling!
Excellent customer service and very knowledgable
Mary Ann - Canal Winchester, OH
I have utilized Pickerington Heating and Cooling for many years. They have always delivered high quality service.
Great service on furnace
Bob - Canal Winchester, OH
Excellent service from Hunter today. Issue with furnace Explained potential problems Unit up and running. great job !
Great service
Summer - Canal Winchester, OH
In and out service
Good service
Marilyn - Canal Winchester, OH
Quick and Professional Service
Randy - Canal Winchester, OH
Air conditioning was blowing warm air Pickerington heating and cooling came right out and fixed the issue in a professional manner.
Mary C.
I completed a diagnostic on a Bryant gas furnace. Determined that the inducer motor fan had broken off. The internals of the inducer motor are broken. The blower motor is dirty and struggling to turn on. Bearings are sticking. I gave the client an estimate to replace the inducer motor and the blower motor. Client only authorized replacing the inducer motor. Part to be ordered.
Mary C.
I completed a diagnostic on a Carrier gas furnace. Determined that the ignitor was bad. I gave the client an estimate to replace the ignitor. Client authorized repair. I replaced the ignitor. Cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time.
Bella M.
I completed a diagnostic on a RUUD gas furnace. Determined that the ignitor was broken. I gave the client an estimate to replace the ignitor. Client authorized repair. I replaced the ignitor. Completed a combustion analysis. Unit passed. Cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time.
Aaron B.
Return Service for a Carrier gas furnace. I replaced the inducer motor. Cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time.
Aaron B.
I completed the service maintenance agreement tune up on a Rheem heat pump with electric air handler. I visually inspected the furnace. Noted that the blower is slightly dirty. Checked voltages, amps and temperature rise. Inspected heat pump. Checked voltages and amps. Cycled and monitored both systems. Operating normally at this time.
Aaron B.
I completed a diagnostic on a Lennox gas furnace. Determined that there was a pressure switch error code. This appears have been from the programming in the thermostat calling for cooling. Cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time.
Sarah F.
I completed a diagnostic on a Comfortmaker gas furnace with a humidifier. Determined that that the pad needed changed on the humidifier. I changed the pad. I adjusted the saddle valve down to adjust water flow. No other leaks found.
Brandon M.
I completed the service maintenance agreement tune up on a Rheem gas furnace. I visually inspected the unit. I cleaned the flame sensor. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. Completed combustion analysis. Cycled and monitored system. Operating normally at this time.
Brandon M.
I completed a diagnostic on a Bryant gas furnace. Determined that the inducer motor was over amping. I gave the client an estimate to replace the inducer motor. I also gave the client an estimate to replace the furnace. I recommend that due to the age, condition and cost of repairs (seen and unseen) that the unit be replaced. Client decided to replace the furnace. Installation scheduled for tomorrow.
Brandon M.
I completed a diagnostic on a Goodman gas furnace. Determined that the flame sensor was dirty. I cleaned the flame sensor. Filter is very dirty and restricting air flow. Client to replace filter. Cleared out the exhaust and intake pipe. I adjusted the gas pressure to within manufacturer's specifications. Flue temperature is still slightly to high and temperature rise is just above manufacture specification at 62 degrees Temp rise. Furnace continues to go out on high limit, after about 8 minutes of run time. Recommend going to a high efficiency filter housing to help with air flow. Client declined at this time.
