C. Lee Services Blog Posts
Recurring drain backups often lead to costly, blind excavation. Discover how a fiber-optic camera inspection provides undeniable visual evidence so you only dig when absolutely necessary.
Recurring sewer backups in historic neighborhoods are often caused by massive roots breaching older clay pipes. See why standard snaking fails and how hydrojetting scours lines clean.
Not every failing sewer line can be saved from the inside out. Understand the structural framework that dictates whether your yard must be excavated or if trenchless pipe lining is a viable solution.
A foul smell from your drains can instantly trigger panic about a broken pipe. Find out if that stench is just localized organic buildup or a dangerous sewer gas leak.
The Frustration and Hidden Risks of a Stubborn Clogged Drain You are standing over a sink full of murky water, realizing that you are dealing with a clogged drain that won’t clear with a plunger. It is a deeply frustrating…
Choosing a new air conditioning system is not as easy as choosing what looks good on paper. Both ductless mini-split and central air work well in Cleveland homes, but the better choice depends heavily on the house itself. As the…
Finding water around your indoor AC unit can unsettle any homeowner. The first question is usually simple: Is the air conditioner leaking because something is broken, or is this something minor? Lee Services offers AC repair in Stow, OH. We…
If your furnace is aging or AC is struggling to keep up with the summer heat, you’re likely wondering what a fair replacement actually costs. Current estimates for a complete HVAC system replacement in Cleveland can range from roughly $8,250…
A frozen HVAC coil can turn a hot day into a frustrating one. The system is running, but the house is getting warmer. Then you notice ice on the refrigerant line or inside the indoor unit. Here is the short…
The standard advice for most Stow homeowners is to have their HVAC system serviced twice a year, once before the cooling season and again before winter hits. But while that’s a solid rule of thumb, it doesn’t tell the whole…
