Our team enjoys helping Mentor area homeowners with a variety of plumbing, heating and cooling needs. From installing new fixtures in basements to breaking out the excavation equipment and repairing broken sewer lines – we’ve helped homeowners with it all.
Community Involvement
- We are proud to be new members of the well-established Mentor Area Chamber of Commerce, and contribute to the support of new business development throughout the community.
- It’s always a pleasure working with the Lake County Department of Utilities on our Mentor sewer line jobs. Kobella Plumbing Heating Cooling is a registered sewer and water contractor with the Lake County Department of Utilities, which allows us to repair and replace sewer lines in Mentor.
What Our Customers Are Saying
Erin H. in Mentor, OH
Project: Serviced a malfunctioning heat pump
“Highly recommend this company. Prices are good customer service is great. The woman I spoke to on the phone was very friendly. The technician Mike was right on time. He was very knowledgeable and well spoken.”
Julianne B. in Mentor, OH
Project: Installed kitchen plumbing fixtures and repaired clogged bathroom plumbing
“Always professional. From the front office staff Lisa to any one of the plumbers- I cannot say enough good about Kobella plumbing. Have referred them to 3 houses now. Truly exceptional.”
Christopher S. in Mentor, OH
Project: Repaired and replaced plumbing and fixtures
“Great price and great job. They have specialists to troubleshoot all plumbing issues, very knowledgeable. Highly recommend.”
James S. in Mentor, OH
Project: Repaired a water heater
“All personnel were very professional, courteous and responsive. I also received a discount for my military service.”
Frequently Asked Questions from Mentor Customers
Q: What size water heater do I need?
If installing a traditional water heater, the size will depend on how many people are in your home and how much water they use per day to shower, wash dishes, clean clothes, etc. This article includes a table to show you roughly what size hot water tank correlates with your family size.
Q: What does a water softener do? Do I need one in my Mentor home?
A water softener can provide many benefits including cleaner drinking water and reduced soap scum buildup around your fixtures. Read this article to learn more about how water softeners work.
Q: Why are some rooms in my house colder than others? Could it be a problem with the furnace?
If you have a forced-air system, you may be experiencing non-balanced air flow. Simply put, some of your home’s ductwork may be misaligned and may require repositioning. Learn more about troubleshooting furnace related problems here.
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Completed inspection of residential HVAC system to diagnose uneven heating issues throughout home. Examined basement mechanical room containing furnace/air handler with connected ductwork system and photographed existing installation including brick wall area and galvanized metal ducts. Recommended mini-split system installation as solution to address temperature inconsistencies.
Responded to service call for clogged kitchen sink drain. Performed diagnostic inspection, accessed cleanout port, and utilized drain snake equipment to successfully clear blockage. Verified proper drainage function after service completion.
Inspected heat pump system that was running continuously. Diagnosed issue with thermostat auxiliary heat source settings. Accessed electrical panel to verify wiring connections and checked exterior unit for proper operation. Adjusted thermostat programming to properly engage auxiliary heat during appropriate conditions, resolving continuous operation issue.
Performed annual heating maintenance for club member. Inspected and cleaned blower wheel assembly. Verified proper installation and condition of exterior DiversiTech disconnect box and associated conduit connections. All components functioning normally with no issues identified.
Responded to no heat complaint in residence with indoor temperature at 48°F. Diagnosed failure of circulator pump on aging Crane oil boiler system. Replaced defective 65W circulator pump, purged air from system, and verified proper operation of heating system with multiple zone functionality restored.
Diagnosed non-operational HVAC system and identified faulty Honeywell limit switch. Removed defective component using hand tools and replaced with new compatible switch. System successfully tested after repair and now functioning properly.
Responded to service call for bathroom pipe leak that had been ongoing for approximately one year. Upon inspection, found significant water damage to subfloor around shower drain with evidence of moisture penetration causing wood warping and possible mold formation. Repaired burst bathroom pipe, inspected surrounding PVC supply lines, and ensured proper sealing of the vapor barrier to prevent future moisture issues.
Installed a 6" ductwork run from basement to living room through closet, connecting to a newly installed wall register. Extended and upgraded the duct size to 7" as per previous consultation, enhancing airflow to the entertainment area.
Responded to no heat complaint at customer's rental property. Upon inspection, performed gas pressure testing with dual port manometer, confirming readings at 3.13 inWC. Identified issue with internal wiring connections to the control board and repaired faulty connections, restoring proper system operation.
Responded to low water pressure complaint at Bauer residence. Upon inspection, discovered significant mineral buildup in shower head fixtures. Removed and cleaned shower head using descaling solution to eliminate calcium deposits, which were restricting water flow. Successfully restored normal water pressure throughout the home.
Performed routine maintenance on furnace for Mike Mercer. Inspected heating system and found unit was not emitting heat. Utilized hex key tool to make necessary adjustments to restore proper heating function.
Performed routine heating maintenance service under member agreement DZ. Conducted combustion analysis with Testo 310 II analyzer, confirming system is operating at 89.9% efficiency with acceptable CO levels (8 ppm). Inspected ignition electrode and verified proper positioning for optimal flame sensing.
Performed prepaid heating tune-up on customer's furnace that was reported to be making noise. Inspected FASCO model 1626CO blower motor and associated wiring connections, which appeared intact. Discovered severely clogged air filter with significant dust accumulation on the metal mesh, which was restricting airflow and likely causing the reported noise issue. Replaced dirty filter to restore proper system operation.
Responded to no-heat call for 2.5-year-old Carrier furnace displaying solid orange light. Diagnostic testing revealed faulty control board. Removed and replaced control board module, restoring normal system operation and heat to the residence.
Inspected sump system and identified primary pump failure, with only backup unit operational. Observed standing water in pit with concrete deterioration and visible cracks. System includes dual PVC discharge pipes with check valves and electronic control unit for backup operation.
Successfully installed a new 2-inch air intake line in customer's basement as previously sold. Performed proper leveling during installation to ensure optimal system performance and compliance with manufacturer specifications.
Responded to warranty service call for mini-split system installed within the past year exhibiting refrigerant leak. Recovered remaining refrigerant charge, weighed to determine loss amount, and conducted nitrogen pressure test to locate leak source. Inspected and verified electrical connections at terminal points including power conductors with compression fittings.
Conducted an on-site assessment for adding a new supply duct run to the homeowner's mother's room. Evaluated the existing ductwork system in the utility area where exposed ceiling infrastructure and joist spaces provide access for the new installation. Identified optimal route for the additional ductwork that will connect to the current HVAC distribution system.
Performed scheduled heating maintenance under Club Visit program. Inspected and cleaned blower wheel assembly to remove accumulated debris for optimal airflow. Replaced ignition bracket and flame sensor components to ensure proper system ignition and flame detection.
Assessed kitchen sink drain issue and toilet backflow problem. Diagnosed refrigerator water line leak. Resolved valve-related concerns during after-hours service visit.
