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.
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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 June 2026 and July 2026.
The most recent job was on July 9, 2026.
Kobella Plumbing Heating and Cooling has completed 213 jobs in Novelty, OH in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to service call for non-operational Fujitsu mini-split system. Upon arrival, inspected both the indoor wall-mounted controller and outdoor condenser unit. Verified system status through the digital thermostat interface, which displayed cooling mode settings and multi-zone room configuration. Performed diagnostic evaluation of the outdoor Fujitsu condenser unit mounted on concrete block foundation, checking for proper power supply, refrigerant line connections, and component functionality. Restored system to proper working condition and confirmed operational status across all zones.
# Clogged Drain/Sink Service Responded to service call for clogged sink and bathtub at residential property. Upon inspection, accessed crawl space to examine drainage system and identified severely deteriorated cast iron drain piping with heavy corrosion, rust buildup, and mineral deposits throughout the system. The horizontal drain lines showed pronounced scaling and surface degradation, with visible efflorescence around pipe joints indicating long-term moisture issues and compromised pipe integrity. Vertical drain stacks displayed similar weathering and discoloration consistent with aging cast iron plumbing infrastructure. Documented existing conditions of the drainage system, including corroded pipe sections suspended from floor joists with metal hanger straps. The deteriorated state of the piping likely contributing to reduced flow capacity and drainage issues reported by customer. Photographed the affected plumbing components and structural configuration for service records and
Returned to property to remove brass plug from plumbing line following previous camera inspection. Successfully extracted plug and restored water service to the property, allowing customer to resume normal water usage. Work completed in confined utility space with access to copper lines and mechanical components.
Completed routine maintenance on two five-year-old mini split air conditioning systems, both operating properly at time of service. Performed standard tune-up procedures including filter inspection, which revealed accumulated dust and debris requiring attention. Documented system conditions with photographs for maintenance records.
Responded to no cooling complaint in in-law suite. Upon arrival, performed electrical diagnostics on outdoor condensing unit. Verified incoming line voltage at disconnect box reading 240V, confirming proper power supply to equipment. Measured compressor amperage at 432 amps using clamp meter to assess unit operation and electrical draw. System evaluation completed with electrical testing of all major components to determine cause of cooling failure.
Completed plumbing membership inspection including comprehensive evaluation of water treatment system and pressure tank assembly. Performed maintenance on water treatment equipment by cleaning gear pistons to ensure optimal operation and flow efficiency. Conducted thorough leak inspection around pressure tank, checking all connections, valves, and piping for signs of moisture or system compromise. All components found to be functioning properly with no active leaks detected at time of service.
Performed site assessment and documentation for upcoming HVAC installation callback requiring 3-4 hours of labor. Inspected exterior soffit and attic access points in preparation for removal of existing drain line from both locations. Evaluated laundry room ventilation grid for replacement. Material has been ordered with expected delivery within two days, at which time technician will return to complete the drain line removal from soffit and attic spaces and install new replacement grid in laundry room area.
Completed HVAC club membership renewal maintenance visit on air handler unit. Performed system inspection and temperature verification, recording 71.9°F at equipment surface. Inspected electrical components including dual-run capacitor rated at 45/5 MFD 440V, confirmed proper wire connections and mounting hardware secure. All components operating within normal parameters.
Conducted on-site assessment for complete HVAC system replacement in residential property. Existing air conditioning unit was evaluated and determined to be beyond economical repair, requiring full system replacement. Inspected basement installation area housing current furnace/air handler unit and existing ductwork infrastructure. Documented current system configuration including metal cabinet air handler, black flexible and rigid ductwork distribution throughout exposed ceiling joists, and concrete block foundation construction. Evaluated existing thermostat wiring and control system for compatibility with new equipment installation. Photographed equipment locations, mechanical room layout, ductwork pathways, and structural considerations for replacement system sizing and installation planning. Provided comprehensive estimate for new air conditioning system installation.
Evaluated residential cooling system for inadequate temperature control in upstairs bedroom while downstairs area maintained proper cooling. Assessed existing electrical panel capacity showing 200A main service with available circuits, and inspected basement utility area for potential mini split installation routing. Provided estimate for ductless mini split heat pump system to address zone-specific cooling deficiency in bedroom area where central air conditioning system fails to deliver adequate airflow.
Returned to property to complete water heater replacement and kitchen plumbing rework as previously sold. Successfully installed new State brand water heater with expansion tank, properly connected all copper supply lines and verified system pressurization. Completed kitchen sink drain line rework, replacing deteriorated components with new chrome P-traps and PVC drainage assembly to address existing water damage visible in cabinet base. All connections tested and verified leak-free, systems operational.
Provided quote for installation of Water Drop GP 600 reverse osmosis system with alternative Water Right RO system comparison for customer consideration. Assessed under-sink plumbing configuration and existing water supply connections to determine installation requirements. Quote includes drilling countertop hole for RO faucet installation and complete system hookup to existing hot and cold water supply lines with brass manifold assembly.
Responded to no cooling complaint during heat wave on Trane HVAC system. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics and pressure testing using manometer, confirming airflow and static pressure readings within normal parameters. System had been previously rebuilt with new air handler components. Verified thermostat operation, checked refrigerant charge levels, inspected condensate drainage system and PVC venting for proper operation. All electrical connections at breaker panel secured and system cycled successfully with adequate cooling performance restored.
Responded to service call for a 6-year-old boiler system with a leaking expansion tank. Upon inspection, found the Amtrol expansion tank actively leaking, causing water damage and rust-colored staining on the adjacent water heater tank. Documented the leak and resulting corrosion with photographs. Recommended immediate replacement of the failed expansion tank to prevent further water damage and maintain proper system pressure. Customer approved replacement work.
Responded to a running toilet caused by a leaking flush valve gasket. Performed complete toilet rebuild, replacing the flush valve assembly and flapper mechanism. Tested system operation and confirmed proper functionality with no leaks detected.
Responded to complaint of rotten egg odor in hot water at recently purchased residence. Inspected tanked water heater installation in basement utility room and evaluated water quality concerns. The sulfur smell typically indicates bacterial growth in the water heater tank or reaction between anode rod and water supply. Provided customer education on cause of odor and recommended treatment options including anode rod replacement or tank flushing. Additionally provided consultation and quotation for reverse osmosis water filtration system installation to address overall water quality concerns throughout the home.
Returned to site to complete installation of new 40-gallon indirect water heater system with two technicians working full day on project. Integrated water heater into existing plumbing infrastructure with new copper piping, compression fittings, and brass connections mounted to basement wall. Installed inline water filtration system with blue housing and black cap, incorporating flow control valve and necessary shut-off components. Routed utility lines through basement ceiling joists, securing black flexible conduit, blue piping, and insulated lines with appropriate fasteners and zip ties. All connections tested and system confirmed operational upon completion of installation.
Completed cooling maintenance on two air handler units per club membership agreement. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify electrical parameters and measure voltage readings across components. All measurements confirmed proper operation within manufacturer specifications. Captured documentation of diagnostic readings showing system operating at 441V and 46.97V at respective test points. Inspected electrical connections, wiring bundles, and control circuits within air handler enclosures. Both units found operating normally with no deficiencies noted.
Returned to property to complete previously quoted repair work on first-floor HVAC system. Replaced failed blower motor and motor module with new components after materials arrived from supplier. Installed new MERV 8 air filter (20x25x5) to ensure proper system operation and airflow. Verified electrical connections at exterior disconnect box, tested system operation, and confirmed proper blower motor function and airflow throughout the unit.
Responded to multiple plumbing concerns at residential property. Investigated black sediment discharge from toilet tank and washing machine supply hose. Removed and inspected aerator/filter screen assembly, which showed significant accumulation of black grit and debris within mesh screen. Removed washing machine supply hose to isolate contamination source and determine if issue originated from individual fixture connections or main water supply line from well system. Inspected Bradford White water heater installation and associated copper supply piping. Evaluated pressure relief valve, shut-off valves, and water distribution system for potential sediment sources. Assessed well water system for contamination concerns and discussed water quality issues potentially related to sediment buildup in pressure tank or well components. Repaired malfunctioning hose bibb that would rotate continuously without engaging shut-off mechanism. Replaced worn valve stem or entire hose bibb assembly to r
