Heating and Cooling Clawson

Responded to service call for 19-year-old furnace in basement making grinding noise upon startup. Performed diagnostic inspection and identified issue originating from blower motor assembly. Inspected GE ECM blower motor, verified all electrical connections, wiring harness, and mounting hardware for wear or damage consistent with age of unit. Documented motor assembly and internal components with photographs for service records.

Responded to service call for 30-year-old outdoor AC unit experiencing intermittent operation with potential fan and coil failure. Upon inspection, discovered severely deteriorated electrical components including heavily corroded contactor, rusted terminal connections, and degraded wiring insulation throughout the system. The extensive corrosion on terminal screws, weathered mounting surfaces, and compromised wire insulation indicate prolonged exposure to moisture and environmental conditions, contributing to unreliable unit operation and electrical safety concerns.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on 10-year-old air conditioning system with outdoor condensing unit and basement furnace equipment. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of electrical components, verified proper operation of control systems with illuminated indicator lights, and assessed outdoor unit fan assembly which showed moderate rust accumulation on center hub requiring monitoring for future service needs. Cleared debris from condensing unit base, confirmed all mechanical components functioning within normal parameters, and documented equipment condition with photographic records for maintenance history.

Provided estimate for replacement of non-operational 30-year-old Rheem outdoor air conditioning unit and natural gas furnace system. Unit showed significant deterioration including rust, discoloration, and compromised protective coating on exterior cabinet. Assessed existing installation including refrigerant line penetration through foundation, concrete pad condition, and clearance requirements around equipment positioned in landscaped area near home exterior.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 18-year-old residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including outdoor condenser unit examination, verified operational status of all components, and confirmed proper airflow through fan assembly. Unit found in working condition with condenser positioned on concrete pad with adequate clearance from surrounding structures.

Responded to service call regarding carbon monoxide buildup visible at exterior exhaust vent. Gas utility company had already confirmed no gas leaks at meter or inside residence prior to arrival. Performed comprehensive furnace inspection, accessing internal components to assess combustion chamber, heat exchanger integrity, and exhaust venting system. Verified unit warranty information and documented current system configuration. Inspected blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and condensate drainage lines for proper operation. Examined exhaust piping for blockages, corrosion, or improper venting that could cause incomplete combustion or flue gas spillage. System remained operational with heating capability throughout inspection.

Responded to hot water delivery issue affecting specific area of residence that had persisted for approximately two weeks. Accessed AO Smith tanked water heater located in crawlspace beneath home. Inspected unit and associated plumbing connections, including copper supply lines with corrugated flexible connectors and exhaust venting system. Documented existing installation conditions with photographs showing water heater configuration, piping connections, and surrounding utility space layout. Evaluated system performance and identified cause of localized hot water deficiency in older residential plumbing system.

Diagnosed and repaired a malfunctioning Honeywell thermostat that was still allowing basic heating/cooling functionality. Opened unit to inspect internal circuit board (BD76), revealing corrosion on components. Replaced thermostat and verified proper system operation with the homeowner.

Performed routine maintenance service on a 22kW Briggs and Stratton residential generator. Inspected exterior housing, connections, and surrounding area for proper clearance and ventilation. System was tested and confirmed to be operating within manufacturer specifications.

Successfully completed installation of a complete HVAC system including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 2.5-ton air conditioning unit with exterior condenser, 40-gallon short water heater, and supplementary components (S40 air cleaner, 600M humidifier, condensate pump, and 4" filter). System was properly connected to electrical service with appropriate disconnect box and all necessary permits were obtained for the mechanical work and reconnections.

Responded to emergency furnace service call for 5-year-old unit. Inspected motor assembly showing signs of wear with visible wiring connections. Conducted combustion analysis with Testo 310, confirming O2 levels at 17.2% and CO at 4 ppm, indicating proper combustion parameters after service.

Performed diagnostic evaluation on 20+ year old furnace system with non-operational status. Identified failing control board as primary cause of system failure. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for both furnace and AC components due to equipment age and condition.

Completed installation of a 40-gallon short Bradford White warranty replacement water heater. Unit was properly connected to existing copper supply lines with all necessary plumbing connections secured and tested. Photographed completed installation showing proper placement against wall with functional electrical and plumbing connections.