Heating and Cooling Bloomfield Township

Responded to water leak concern in basement utility area where excessive water had been appearing near furnace and recently installed water heater for 4-5 days. Upon inspection, found extensive water staining and pooling on concrete floor throughout mechanical room. Investigated both the new water heater installed on 11/7/25 and HVAC condensation system as potential sources. Documented conditions showing dark discoloration and moisture damage across floor surface, with water accumulation most prominent in center area between furnace unit and water heater. Examined all plumbing connections, drain lines, and condensate discharge points. Photographed wet conditions and equipment for documentation purposes. Determined source of water intrusion and provided recommendations for remediation in fifty-year-old home.

Completed annual air conditioner maintenance on outdoor unit of unknown age. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including system inspection, cleaning, and operational testing. Equipment found to be in functional condition with no immediate repairs required. Indoor HVAC components including furnace and ductwork were documented during the service visit, showing approved installation with proper connections and labeling. System is operational and ready for continued service.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 4-year-old Bryant residential air conditioning system with attic-mounted air handler. Performed full system evaluation including refrigerant pressures, electrical connections, condensate drainage, and airflow measurements on outdoor condenser unit and indoor components. System operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted; all components functioning properly and unit maintaining adequate cooling capacity.

Completed annual Gold AC maintenance inspection on residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper system operation, checked refrigerant lines and electrical connections, and cleaned condenser coils. System found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed Gold AC Inspection on a 4-year-old outdoor air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, discovered the condenser's front insulation panel was severely deteriorated with extensive tears, rips, and fragmentation throughout the material, indicating significant weather damage and lack of protective maintenance. Removed the damaged insulation material from the unit to prevent debris from entering the system and affecting operational efficiency. Verified unit operation and confirmed system is functioning properly despite the exterior panel damage. Recommend replacement of the deteriorated insulation panel to restore proper protection and maintain equipment longevity.

Completed annual maintenance on Bryant outdoor air conditioning condenser unit. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of all electrical components, refrigerant lines, and system operation. Documented significant rust and corrosion on capacitor requiring monitoring for potential future replacement. Verified proper operation of condenser fan, checked refrigerant line connections, and ensured unit functionality for the cooling season.

Responded to service call for leaking boiler pipes in basement on 10+ year old system. Upon inspection, identified active corrosion and rust deterioration at pipe coupling connections on vertical supply lines, with visible moisture damage and staining on surrounding ceiling areas. Documented existing conditions including compromised pipe insulation, corroded metal fittings, and aging infrastructure requiring immediate attention to prevent further water damage and system failure.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 4-year-old residential cooling system with air handler located in basement and condenser unit positioned on ground-level pad adjacent to rear deck. Performed full system evaluation including refrigerant charge verification, electrical connections inspection, condensate drain assessment, air filter examination, and thermostat functionality testing. Inspected outdoor condenser unit mounted on black composite pad, verified proper airflow through coil fins, and noted presence of organic debris and leaf accumulation around unit perimeter requiring customer attention for optimal system performance and efficiency.

Completed installation of a 50-gallon gas power vent water heater as a standard tank replacement. Reconnected all necessary gas, water, and venting connections to the new unit, ensuring proper drainage pan installation and secure vent piping through the existing wall penetration. All connections were tested and verified operational upon completion.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on 3-year-old air conditioning system. Performed full system evaluation including inspection of outdoor condenser unit with examination of heat exchanger coils, fan assembly, and refrigerant lines. Verified proper operation of all mechanical components, checked electrical connections, and confirmed system is operating within manufacturer specifications. No issues identified during inspection; unit is in good working condition and ready for cooling season.

Completed Gold plan preventative maintenance on a four-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit including cleaning of coils, verification of refrigerant levels, electrical connections check, and testing of all operational components. Unit found to be in good working condition with no deficiencies noted. All system parameters within manufacturer specifications and equipment operating efficiently for the cooling season.

Responded to reported water leak suspected to originate from water heater in basement utility area. Upon inspection, examined Kenmore water heater unit and surrounding plumbing connections, including copper supply lines, pressure relief valve, and associated pipe fittings at top of tank. Assessed all visible connections, valves, and tank exterior for signs of active leakage or moisture accumulation. Documented existing plumbing configuration including PVC drainage lines, galvanized ductwork, and expansion tank installation. Verified proper operation of water heater components and identified source of reported leak condition.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on 6-year-old residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including inspection of Aprilaire humidity control unit, verified proper humidistat settings and wiring connections, checked equipment operational status, and documented system components with photographic records. All equipment confirmed to be functioning properly with no service issues identified at time of inspection.

Completed Gold AC inspection on 2023 mini split system located in basement. Verified operational status of air handler and coil assembly, performed visual inspection of refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage. Inspected Bradford White water heater and associated HVAC humidifier control system during comprehensive equipment assessment. All equipment found in good working condition with no deficiencies noted.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 5-year-old air conditioning system with condensing unit located on exterior concrete pad. Performed multi-point inspection including electrical connections, refrigerant levels, condenser coil condition, fan motor operation, and overall system performance. Unit found to be in good operating condition with no immediate repairs needed; homeowner advised on routine maintenance schedule to maintain optimal efficiency.

Completed comprehensive Gold Plan air conditioning maintenance on a 5-year-old residential system located in the basement. Performed full AC tune-up including inspection of outdoor condenser unit positioned in side yard area, verified proper operation of all components, and renewed annual Gold Plan maintenance agreement on-site with no issues or concerns identified during the service visit.

Completed sold repair for HVAC system reconnection. Successfully reconnected condenser unit to air handler system in attic space, restoring proper refrigerant line connections and electrical continuity. Verified all copper refrigerant lines were properly secured and sealed, tested system operation, and confirmed unit is functioning correctly. System now operational with proper airflow and cooling capacity restored.

Completed full replacement of existing Lennox 4-ton condenser unit and evaporator coil system. Removed old outdoor condensing unit from left side yard location and installed new 4-ton A/C condenser with proper electrical reconnection. Replaced indoor evaporator coil on existing furnace, performed complete system flush to remove contaminants, and evacuated refrigerant lines to proper vacuum levels. Verified all refrigerant pressures and temperatures within manufacturer specifications using manifold gauges, confirmed proper superheat and subcooling values, and tested system operation for cooling performance. Obtained necessary mechanical, electrical, and air conditioning permits for installation compliance.

Completed comprehensive estimate for HVAC system replacement including two air conditioning units and two furnaces. Evaluated existing equipment configuration in mechanical room with overhead-mounted air handler, ductwork, and drainage systems. Assessed current thermostat setup including ecobee smart thermostat and provided recommendations for automatic heating/cooling changeover capability on both first floor and upper level units to meet operational requirements for seamless seasonal transitions.

Responded to callback regarding refrigerant charge concerns from previous service visit. Customer questioned accuracy of prior technician's measurements indicating overcharge condition. Arrived during requested timeframe and performed complete system verification. Checked refrigerant pressures, superheat, and subcooling measurements at both indoor and outdoor units to confirm system charge status. Documented current thermostat settings showing 77°F display temperature and verified proper thermostat operation. Inspected refrigerant lines at air handler location, noting copper piping connections and insulation condition. Reviewed system operation and explained measurement methodology to address customer concerns regarding refrigerant charge assessment.