If you live off Wilson Mills, near Bishop Road, or by Highland Heights Community Park, you know how fast a small home issue can derail your day with our humid summers and lake-effect winters here in Highland Heights, especially if you live up near Whiteford Park, where the pollen can get pretty heavy in July.
That’s why it helps to have a local, go-to team you can trust for all your HVAC needs, from plumbing and heating to AC. We work all through the Northeast Ohio area at Kobella, and have been for the last 10 years. We’ve got you covered with repairs, replacements, and maintenance to keep your home running right.Â
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High-Quality Plumbing Services in Highland Heights
Our team of licensed plumbers handles a full range of repairs and installs:
- Fixtures
- Water heaters
- Sewer/drain
- Sump pumps
- Gas
- Water lines
- And more
Start here and see the full plumbing menu:
Kitchen Plumbing
Updating a kitchen near Alpha Park? Dealing with a surprise leak on Brainard Road? Our team’s ready for whatever you can throw at us and offers complete kitchen plumbing repair and installation, from unclogging drains and fixing leaky faucets to installing disposals and sinks.Â
If you’re planning a remodel, we’ll make sure that all your new fixtures and appliances integrate properly with your existing plumbing and talk you through options that fit your space and budget.Â
Backflow Prevention
Protect your drinking water with backflow testing and prevention devices that stop contaminated water from entering your home’s potable lines. We install and service these systems and can advise you on code-compliant solutions for your property.
Water Lines
From repairing a leak under the lawn to connecting a home to municipal water, we’re your go-to source for water line repairs and new connections. That also includes working with local authorities and health departments to secure permits and meet code.
And again, that’s not all we do. We also service sewer and drain (camera inspections, repairs), sump pumps, well pumps, gas lines, water treatment, and more across Northeast Ohio, so don’t forget to check out the rest of our services.
Expert Heating for Highland Heights Homes
2° F in January works when you’re all wrapped up outside or if you’re driving down I-271, but not when you’re sitting in the house after work, freezing all night. You want a heating partner who keeps things efficient and safe. For the full overview, check out our heating services.Â
Furnace Maintenance
Annual tune-ups help your furnace run how it’s supposed to, but they also extend the system’s life. Our team at Kobella provides comprehensive furnace maintenance for Northeast Ohio homeowners. We’re mainly looking to catch issues early and keep your airflow and combustion components in check.
Heating Repair
If your home starts feeling chillier than usual, or your system makes odd noises, our team provides professional heating repair (furnaces, boilers, heat pumps) across Lake and Geauga County areas (and nearby Highland Heights). We diagnose issues and get your heat restored quickly.
Heat Pumps
Interested in year-round comfort from a single system? Kobella offers heat pump installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance. That’s a high-efficiency option that can handle both summer cooling and winter heating!
We also handle heating installation/replacement and seasonal heating maintenance, which we recommend you do before the first real cold front.Â
Highland Heights Cooling & Air Conditioning Services
We know the average 28° F we get in Highland Heights isn’t crazy, but when that July humidity kicks in after a day at StoneWater Golf Club, you want AC that just works without any hassle.Â
Kobella provides AC repair and maintenance throughout our service area so your home stays cool and comfortable. Start here with our AC services.
AC Repair
Warm air from the vents? Short cycling? Our technicians provide quick AC repairs with clear communication and upfront guidance on whether repair or replacement is the best option for your situation.
We want to be fully transparent here, so that you get the best bang for your buck.Â
AC Installation
If you know it’s time to upgrade, Kobella also performs AC installation and replacement. We’ll get your home on a more efficient system that works better and costs you less money, so you can use it all summer long without any guilt..Â
AC Maintenance
Prevent any surprise breakdowns and keep your efficiency high with seasonal AC maintenance. It’s the simplest way to cut operating costs and extend equipment life before the peak heat arrives.Â
Also, ask us about ductless mini-splits and heat pumps, which give you better comfort and energy savings throughout the year.Â
Why Choose Kobella?
See what makes our team stand out:
- Kitchen to Main Line Expertise: From kitchen plumbing to backflow devices and water lines, our service pages spell out exactly what we do.
- Heating Pros for Every Season: We handle everything from furnace maintenance and heating repair to heat pump installations, so your home stays comfortable when temps swing.
- AC You Can Count On: Full-service AC repair and installation services, with guidance on the right path for your home and budget.
- Local, Easy to Reach: Based in Chesterland and proudly serving all throughout Northeast Ohio. Call or book online anytime.Â
Ready for Comfortable, Worry-Free Living?
Live near Mayfield Road? Along the Aberdeen area? Wherever you’re based in Highland Heights, our team’s got all your plumbing and HVAC interests in mind. From kitchen leaks and water line fixes to furnace tune-ups and AC installs, we keep things simple and done right the first time.Â
Let’s get you on the schedule. Tell us what’s going on and we’ll take it from there:Â
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Highland Heights, OH
Highland Heights, OH at a glance
Kobella Plumbing Heating and Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Highland Heights, OH between July 2026 and October 2026.
The most recent job was on October 20, 2026.
Kobella Plumbing Heating and Cooling has completed 70 jobs in Highland Heights, OH in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Inspected the installed whole-house anti-scale water filtration system, including the pressure gauges, manifold, inlet ball valve, pressure regulator, and the multi-stage filter housings, and found the unit intact with no visible leaks, cracks, or corrosion. Removed the spent, discolored filter cartridges from service and documented the equipment condition, noting the unit appears to date from a 2020 installation with no manufacturer identification beyond the valve labeling.
Responded to service call for furnace not heating properly with potential thermostat connectivity issues. Performed diagnostic inspection of residential forced-air heating system, examined internal control components, wiring, and circuit boards with access panel removed. Provided estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including furnace and air conditioning equipment.
Completed heating system start-up and maintenance inspection for club member's air handler unit. Performed temperature differential measurements across the system, recording supply air temperature of 30.6°F and verifying proper airflow with delta readings of 12.2°F, confirming equipment is operating within manufacturer specifications and ready for the heating season.
Responded to no heat call on Ruud furnace system. Upon arrival, inspected unit and verified all mechanical components, condensate drainage system, and electrical connections were functioning properly. Customer concern appeared related to thermostat app connectivity rather than actual heating malfunction. Documented existing installation conditions including condensate trap assembly and internal wiring harness. System operational at time of inspection with no heating deficiencies found.
Returned to property to complete dehumidifier installation estimate and site assessment. Evaluated existing HVAC system configuration in basement utility area, including furnace with humidifier attachment and current ductwork layout. Assessed installation location for whole-home dehumidifier unit on concrete floor adjacent to existing heating equipment. Verified adequate space for equipment placement, electrical requirements, condensate drainage routing via existing PVC plumbing, and integration points with current HVAC system. Documented equipment positioning on rubber isolation pads, proximity to electrical panel and water heater, and accessibility for future maintenance. Material order placed through supplier for approved installation.
Responded to service callback for excessive condensation issues affecting ductwork and mastic sealing. Upon inspection, found significant moisture accumulation around humidifier system causing mastic deterioration and bubbling on duct connections. Documented conditions with photographic evidence showing residential furnace installation with affected areas. Identified humidifier as primary moisture source requiring attention to prevent further degradation of duct sealing and potential system efficiency loss.
Performed return air zone inspection and system evaluation. Documented internal HVAC components including evaporator coil assembly, refrigerant lines, and metering device. Captured images of serpentine coil configuration with brass expansion valve and capillary tube sensing element for service records. All copper refrigerant lines and electrical connections verified to be properly secured within unit cabinet.
Responded to no-cool call on brand new Trane air conditioning system with 5PXCB003AS3HAAA evaporator coil installed in fall 2025. Inspected equipment and documented unit information including model and serial numbers for service records. System utilizes R-454B refrigerant per manufacturer specifications.
Responded to active water leak with water penetrating through ceiling from upper level bathroom. Performed initial assessment and created access opening in ceiling to investigate source and extent of water intrusion. Inspected exposed plumbing system including mixed copper and PEX piping with brass valves mounted on concrete block wall. Water infiltration continues from adjacent bathroom area. Investigation incomplete pending customer confirmation to schedule follow-up visit for comprehensive diagnosis, leak source identification, and repair quotation.
Completed annual maintenance flush on tankless water heater system. Isolated unit using ball valves, circulated descaling solution through heat exchanger to remove mineral buildup, flushed system thoroughly, and restored unit to normal operation. All components including copper piping, brass fittings, and pressure relief valve inspected and found in good working condition with no leaks or issues identified.
Completed cooling maintenance member visit addressing multiple system issues. Secured outdoor vent that was repeatedly detaching, replaced thermostat battery to resolve time-keeping malfunction, repaired broken AC platform, and installed missing screws on dehumidifier unit. Replaced air filter with customer-supplied filter and provided guidance on proper thermostat temperature settings to maintain efficient system operation and prevent strain on equipment from extreme temperature adjustments.
Responded to clogged bathroom drain call in 1992-built residential property. Customer had attempted unsuccessful clearing prior to service visit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of bathroom plumbing system including toilet and sink drainage. Utilized professional drain clearing equipment and techniques to remove blockage from affected fixtures. Inspected water supply lines and plumbing connections for proper function and potential issues. Cleared obstruction successfully, restoring full drainage capability to bathroom fixtures. Verified proper water flow and drainage operation upon completion. Documented site conditions with photographic records showing bathroom fixtures, flooring, and plumbing connections. All fixtures returned to normal operating condition.
# HVAC Service Report ## Customer Complaint Customer reported air conditioning system not producing cold air, outdoor fan not operating, and whistling noise occurring shortly after unit startup. Issue affected cooling throughout entire home. ## Diagnostic Findings Responded to no-cool complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condensing unit fan motor was inoperative. Performed visual inspection of outdoor unit components and identified failed run capacitor as primary issue. ## Testing and Measurements Used digital multimeter to test capacitor functionality. Capacitor tested outside acceptable microfarad range, confirming component failure. Verified voltage supply to unit was within normal operating parameters at standard residential service voltage. Capacitor failure explained both the inoperative condenser fan motor and subsequent whistling noise, which was caused by compressor attempting to operate without proper fan motor operation and air
Returned to site for additional troubleshooting of rooftop HVAC system. Utilized CDS digital measurement device to obtain diagnostic readings on the unit, which displayed 33.58 on the meter. Documented equipment condition and measurements with photos for service records.
Conducted comprehensive HVAC system evaluation for complete replacement estimate on 20+ year old gas furnace and existing air conditioning system. Assessed current equipment condition, ductwork configuration including PVC condensate drain lines and flexible duct routing through attic space, and insulation conditions surrounding HVAC infrastructure. Documented existing semi-operational AC units and provided recommendations for full system replacement to improve efficiency and reliability.
Responded to water leak complaint and performed inspection of plumbing fixtures. Replaced worn valve inserts in shower assembly to eliminate leaking condition. Verified proper operation of repaired valves and confirmed no additional leaks present upon completion of work.
Responded to customer complaint of thermostat not maintaining set temperature, with unit cooling below the 79-degree setpoint to 73 degrees overnight. Upon inspection, found programmable thermostat with incorrect schedule settings showing wake temperature of 77 degrees and sleep mode programmed to 70 degrees, causing unintended temperature drops during nighttime hours. Reprogrammed thermostat schedule to match customer's desired comfort settings and updated system parameters to maintain consistent 79-degree setpoint throughout all time periods.
Completed cooling maintenance club member visit on air handler system. Performed standard preventive maintenance inspection and testing procedures. Verified system operation with multimeter readings showing 56.6 volts, confirming proper electrical performance. Conducted comprehensive system diagnostics and amperage calculations to ensure equipment operating within manufacturer specifications. All components inspected and found functioning properly. System left in good working condition.
Completed full HVAC system installation including outdoor American Standard Silver Series condenser unit positioned and leveled against exterior brick wall with protective top cover installed. Interior work included installation of new filter-drier assembly with proper copper line connections, routing of flexible ductwork, and integration with existing mechanical systems in basement utility area. All components installed per manufacturer specifications with proper refrigerant line connections, secure mounting, and verified level placement of outdoor equipment.
Responded to no cooling call at vacant property for 2009 Goodman system. Upon arrival, verified ambient temperature reading of 75.1°F and inspected outdoor condensing unit. Observed refrigerant lines, brass service valves, and system components showing age-related wear consistent with 10+ year old equipment, with service port tape indicating previous refrigerant work.
