You’re definitely getting the best of both worlds when you’re living in Novelty since you’ve got all the peace that comes with living somewhere a bit more rural, but no shortage of amenities, being that close to Chagrin Falls.
Spend a lot of your weekends walking around the West Woods? Your Sundays at the Riverview Church? Either way, you ideally want to be coming back to a home where you can truly relax.
If your pipes are starting to act up during a Nor’easter or your water starts tasting a little funky, you need a local company you can trust. Our team at Kobella is based literally just up the 306 in Chesterland, so we get to you in minutes.
Ready for service with zero headaches? Book your appointment now!
Dependable Plumbing Services in Novelty
Plumbing is one of those things you never want to think about. Until you have to. Whether you’re dealing with older pipes in a farmhouse off Fairmount Road or a newer build closer to the West Woods, Kobella is ready to jump in with friendly, expert service. Here’s how we help:
Plumbing Repair
From leaky faucets to pipe bursts and everything in between, plumbing problems can grind your day to a halt. Kobella handles repairs both big and small. And like we mentioned, we’re based just minutes up the road, so expect quick response times all over Novelty.
Maybe you’ve noticed low water pressure? Or a sudden leak near your foundation after a storm? Our plumbing repair team is just a call away.
Water Filtration
Ever wondered about how decent the quality of your well or tap water actually is? We’d suggest going for water filtration, especially if you’re near some of the wooded lots around the West Woods. Our team can install and maintain your water filtration systems, so you’ve got that peace of mind every time you pour a glass or start a load of laundry.
Exterior Drainage
Living near wooded areas or creeks, you know how quickly water can pool after a good rain. Proper drainage protects your foundation and your landscaping, so take a look at our exterior drainage solutions that keep water away from your home. These are crucial regardless of where you’re based, closer to Russell Center or up by Westwood Elementary School.
And that’s just a sample! We offer:
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Reliable Heating for Novelty Homes
A Novelty winter can bring a sheet of ice overnight and a deep freeze by morning. So, when those Lake Erie winds roll in, you need heating that just works. Here’s how Kobella keeps your home cozy, no matter the forecast:
Heat Pump Repair
Heat pumps are perfect for Ohio’s ever-changing seasons, but that’s only if they’re running well. If yours is acting up, maybe not heating on a cool morning or short cycling constantly, Kobella’s heat pump repair techs get to the root of the problem and get you comfortable again.
Boiler Replacement
Older homes in Novelty often rely on boilers. If your boiler’s starting to show its age or just not keeping up like it used to, Kobella can recommend and install a high-efficiency replacement, tailored for your space. Read about boiler replacement and how we handle every step.
Furnaces
For homes that depend on forced-air heating, a healthy furnace is non-negotiable. Whether yours is overdue for maintenance or ready to be replaced, Kobella is on it. We handle furnace repairs and installations for every make and model.
We also do:
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Novelty Cooling & Air Conditioning Services
Summer heat in Novelty might not last forever, but when it’s here, you really feel it, especially in sun-soaked neighborhoods off Pekin Road or properties surrounded by trees. Kobella’s cooling services make your home nice and chilled, even in a July heatwave:
AC Repair
No cold air? Odd sounds or leaks? AC repairs never come at a good time, but Kobella’s techs are fast and ready for any brand or model. Don’t sweat through the season. See our AC repair services for the help you need.
AC Installation
If your system is on its last legs, upgrading is actually a lot easier and more affordable than you think. Kobella helps you pick the right unit and hauls away the old one. Here’s more about AC installation.
AC Maintenance
A little prevention goes a long way, especially before the hottest week of the year hits in July. Kobella’s AC maintenance plans mean cleaner air and lower bills, whether your system’s brand new or well-loved.
Plus, we provide:
Why Choose Kobella?
What makes Kobella such a no-brainer for your neighbors?
- Locally Rooted, Neighborly Service: We live and work just minutes away from Novelty, so we really care about our neighbors there.
Licensed and Background-Checked Pros: Every technician is experienced and thoroughly vetted.
Straightforward Pricing: You’ll always know what to expect, with no surprise add-ons.
Online Scheduling: Book your appointment in minutes, whenever it works for you.
All-in-One Service: HVAC and plumbing handled by just one team.
Ready for Comfort? Schedule with Kobella Today
You need quick and reliable help when something goes wrong with your HVAC or plumbing. You’re getting a local team who knows the area and actually cares about your comfort with Kobella, so don’t wait for a minor problem to become a big headache. We’re just a call or click away.
Book your service with Kobella now!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Novelty, OH
Novelty, OH at a glance
Kobella Plumbing Heating and Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Novelty, OH between April 2026 and May 2026.
The most recent job was on May 20, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to service call for 2-year-old gas tanked water heater producing thudding sounds during operation. Diagnosed issue as sediment accumulation at bottom of tank causing popping and knocking noises when burner heats water. Performed tank flush to remove mineral deposits and sediment buildup, restoring normal operation and eliminating noise issue.
Returned to address ongoing soot discharge from furnace system. Performed diagnostic pressure testing using manifold gauges on refrigeration lines to assess system performance and identify potential combustion issues. Documented equipment conditions and pressure readings with photographic evidence for service records and warranty claim processing related to equipment previously installed.
Responded to no cooling call on system installed in October that may not have been properly started up. Upon arrival, performed electrical diagnostics using multimeter to measure amperage draw at contactor, which read 0.58A. Inspected contactor assembly and verified proper wire connections across all terminals including control and line voltage circuits. System required initial startup procedures to restore cooling operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on system. Upon arrival, found unit low on refrigerant charge. Used Fieldpiece refrigerant scale to accurately measure and add refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, restoring proper system operation and cooling capacity.
Responded to no heat complaint affecting upstairs zones on aging boiler system. Inspected multi-zone hydronic heating system including boiler, circulator pumps, zone valves, and distribution piping throughout basement utility area. Identified malfunctioning zone valve preventing hot water circulation to upper floor heating loop. Verified boiler operation and primary loop functionality, confirmed proper water temperature and pressure levels. Cycled zone valves and tested electrical connections to isolate failed component affecting upstairs heat delivery.
Responded to service call for bathroom leak affecting basement and two non-functional exterior spigots. Inspected outdoor hose bibs and identified failed valve cartridges in both units, with one spigot showing complete internal component deterioration. Replaced defective valve stems and cartridges on both exterior spigots, restoring proper operation and eliminating water seepage at ground level. Addressed bathroom plumbing issue causing basement water intrusion and verified all repairs for proper function and leak-free operation.
Responded to no cooling call on 30-year-old residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, accessed air handler through ceiling panel and inspected basement mechanical equipment including furnace and associated ductwork. Documented existing system configuration and condition. Advised customer that due to advanced age of equipment, repair options would be limited and replacement should be considered for long-term reliability.
Completed routine cooling maintenance member visit on air handler system. Performed standard diagnostic checks including electrical testing with multimeter, recording voltage readings and capacitor measurements to verify proper system operation. Inspected condensate drain assembly and P-trap configuration to ensure proper drainage and prevent water backup issues.
Responded to emergency call for burst pipe in garage and malfunctioning outdoor spigot. Upon arrival, located compromised copper piping along utility room wall that had failed due to freezing temperatures during winter months. Shut off main water supply and assessed extent of damage to both interior plumbing system and exterior hose bib. Removed damaged section of copper pipe and installed new copper fittings with proper soldered joints. Replaced faulty outdoor spigot with freeze-resistant model to prevent future cold weather failures. Tested all connections for leaks, restored water service, and verified proper operation of repaired systems.
Completed prepaid club maintenance visit on air handler unit. Performed electrical diagnostics using multimeter, measuring amperage draw at 0.57A and testing capacitor which read 4.987μF. Verified proper electrical operation and documented system performance with diagnostic readings.
Completed cooling maintenance club visit on air handler system. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, measuring amperage draw at 54.2A and verifying voltage readings at 5.05V. Inspected and tested capacitor connections, confirming proper wire terminations and electrical continuity throughout the system to ensure optimal performance.
Completed routine cooling maintenance for club member's air handling system. Inspected and documented pleated air filter condition in basement mechanical room, noting proper installation in metal housing with adequate airflow capacity. Verified ceiling-mounted return air grille in interior space showing clean operation with no obstructions or excessive dust accumulation. System components operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies identified during inspection.
Completed cooling maintenance club visit on air handler system. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and capacitance readings, inspected and tested dual fuse disconnect assembly with Edison-type fuses, confirmed all electrical connections were secure and within manufacturer specifications, and documented equipment condition with photos for service records.
Conducted comprehensive HVAC system assessment for replacement estimate at property with existing boiler heating system and non-operational air conditioning unit that failed the previous year. Inspected attic-mounted ductwork system consisting of flexible aluminum ducts with multiple branches converging at central junction box, evaluated insulation conditions, and documented existing HVAC equipment configuration including dark-colored attic unit positioned between joists on fiberglass insulation for replacement recommendations.
Conducted site assessment of existing hot water holding tank connected to oil boiler system in basement utility area. Evaluated current tank configuration and plumbing infrastructure, including overhead piping and supply lines visible in exposed ceiling joists. Documented existing conditions through photographic documentation of mechanical room layout, ductwork, insulation, and pipe routing. Assessed exterior back spigot plumbing to determine requirements for removing softened water supply line. Provided technical specifications and recommendations for upgraded tank installation and exterior spigot reconfiguration work to be completed during scheduled return visit to minimize water service interruption.
Performed cooling maintenance on air handler unit as part of club membership visit. Addressed thermostat screen malfunction, inspected heavily soiled air filter showing significant dust and debris accumulation, and conducted electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify system voltage and amperage readings. Filter replacement recommended due to excessive particulate buildup affecting airflow and system efficiency.
Completed routine cooling maintenance member visit on HVAC system. Performed diagnostic testing including humidity measurements showing 55.99% relative humidity at 63.8°F ambient conditions and electrical readings indicating 11.65 amp draw on system components. All measurements within normal operating parameters for seasonal cooling operation.
Replaced two outdoor hose bibs that were no longer functioning properly. The first spigot was a freeze-proof wall hydrant with a green handle wheel valve installed at foundation level, and the second was a ceiling-mounted fixture located under an exterior overhang or soffit area. Both fixtures were successfully replaced and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance.
Responded to service call for leaking faucets in both bathroom and kitchen. Inspected vintage three-handle tub/shower valve assembly with chrome cross-handle fixtures and tub spout in bathroom with pink tile surround. Assessed kitchen dual-handle chrome faucet with high-arc spout mounted on stainless steel sink. Identified worn valve seats and deteriorated washers causing drips in both locations. Replaced faulty components, tested water flow and temperature control on all handles, and verified complete leak elimination at both fixtures.
Completed full HVAC system installation including new outdoor condensing unit and associated electrical components. Installed outdoor disconnect box with proper wiring connections and verified level installation of all equipment. Removed and sealed both basement registers on the supply trunk per specifications. All electrical connections properly terminated and secured. System positioned on level pad, equipment leveled and verified operational.
