Heating and Cooling Clinton Township

Completed full HVAC system installation including new furnace and air conditioning unit. Installed all necessary ductwork, electrical connections, and thermostat as shown in documentation photos. Submitted permit request and processed utility rebate applications with Consumers Energy and DTE for energy-efficient equipment installation.

Responded to service call for furnace failing to ignite and maintain temperature setpoint. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed heat exchanger on 10+ year old Bryant Plus 95i furnace located in basement. Provided comprehensive estimate for furnace replacement and optional air conditioning system upgrade. Documented existing HVAC system configuration including ductwork, condensate drainage, and electrical connections for replacement planning.

Responded to no-heat call on 10+ year old gas furnace located in basement. Upon arrival, confirmed thermostat was calling for heat but unit failed to ignite, resulting in indoor temperature of 66°F despite setpoint of 74°F. Performed diagnostic inspection with furnace access panels removed to evaluate internal components, control board, burner assembly, and ignition system. Used multimeter to test electrical connections and verify proper voltage to ignition components. Inspected PVC intake and exhaust venting for proper installation and clearance. Documented furnace condition with photos showing internal components, wiring, control boards, blower assembly, and burner chamber for service records.

Responded to no heat complaint for upstairs zone. Performed diagnostic troubleshooting on furnace displaying error code 296 and conducted static pressure testing to evaluate system airflow. Completed duct system measurements and assessment of recent installation to identify airflow restrictions affecting heating distribution to upper level.

Responded to service call regarding newly installed garbage disposal not functioning. Tested electrical outlet and confirmed proper power supply and functionality. Determined issue was not electrical in nature but related to the disposal unit itself or its mechanical installation by plumbing department.

Completed comprehensive tune-up on 3-year-old gas furnace located in basement. Performed full system inspection including burner operation verification, flame sensor check, electrical connections assessment, and blower assembly examination. Replaced furnace filter and confirmed all burners igniting properly with uniform blue flame pattern across burner assembly.

Completed diagnostic evaluation on 1996 furnace system located in condo unit near kitchen area presenting with humming noise complaint. Upon inspection, identified multiple critical failures including blower motor exhibiting rattling and grinding sounds with active oil leakage, inducer motor displaying faint rattling during startup cycle, and cracked heat exchanger with popped eyelet and visible fracture initiation. Noted heat exchanger had previous replacement performed in 2009. System accompanied by 2008 air conditioning unit. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for furnace system due to severity of heat exchanger compromise and motor deterioration representing safety concern and end-of-life equipment condition.

Responded to service call for furnace producing humming noise in condo unit. Performed diagnostic inspection on furnace system over 10 years old located near kitchen area. Utilized borescope camera equipment to conduct internal visual inspection of ductwork and confined system components to identify source of abnormal operational sounds and assess overall equipment condition.

Responded to callback for furnace blowing cold air. Upon inspection of unit located in electrical room, verified all internal components including blower motor assembly, control board wiring connections, gas valve, and burner assembly. Documented system configuration with photos showing proper component installation and electrical connections. All mechanical and electrical systems found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies related to original service call identified.

# Job Summary Responded to service call for garbage disposal and dishwasher issue at residential property. Performed diagnostic inspection of kitchen sink plumbing system, focusing on InSinkErator 3/4 HP garbage disposal unit and associated drainage components. # Work Performed Upon arrival, accessed under-sink cabinet to assess the garbage disposal installation and dishwasher connection points. Inspected the InSinkErator disposal unit, verifying proper mounting to sink drain assembly via metal clamp ring and securing bolts. Examined electrical connections and motor housing for signs of malfunction or damage. Evaluated black drainage pipes extending from disposal outlet for proper slope and secure connections. Assessed dishwasher drain line connection to disposal inlet port. Checked white PVC supply and drainage plumbing for leaks or blockages. Noted evidence of previous moisture accumulation on cabinet floor, indicating potential past leak or overflow condition. Tested disposal

Responded to commercial facility regarding non-operational Lennox furnace. Diagnosed failed control board as suspected in initial assessment. Replaced control board, tested all system functions, and verified proper operation of inducer motor and heating sequence. Unit now functioning properly with all safety systems confirmed operational.

Diagnosed and replaced failed Lochinvar tanked water heater in utility room of 78-year-old home that was not producing hot water throughout the residence. Installed new unit with proper copper pipe connections, verified proper operation, and confirmed restoration of hot water supply to all fixtures.

Responded to no-power service call and diagnosed issue with water heater. Inspection of exterior utility box revealed corroded components and a blown fuse affecting water heater operation. Replaced defective fuse, restoring power to water heater and confirming proper functionality before completing service.

Conducted assessment of non-functioning tanked water heater in basement for potential replacement with tankless unit. Current system operates on natural gas and shows signs of performance issues. Recommended conversion to tankless water heater system to improve efficiency and reliability.

Successfully installed new Ecobee thermostat to replace existing 6-year-old unit that was malfunctioning (displaying errors and failing to shut off properly). System is now functioning correctly with thermostat showing proper temperature control settings and successfully regulating the HVAC system.

Diagnosed 5-year-old furnace in basement that was failing to maintain operation. Upon inspection, found the inducer motor and pressure switch were malfunctioning, causing the system to light briefly before shutting down. Replaced faulty components with new parts from supplier (PO:1298544-001), resolving the no-heat condition and restoring proper system functionality.

Successfully completed the deferred A/C installation, including proper connection of refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and installation of the chimney liner. Installed and secured metal ductwork with appropriate elbow joints through the foundation wall, ensuring proper sealing at penetration points. System is now operational with all connections properly insulated and secured.

Successfully installed and reconnected a new tanked water heater in residential utility closet with proper copper pipe connections and mounting hardware. Verified all plumbing connections were secure and leak-free. System is now operational with appropriate warning labels in place regarding fire hazards and compartment usage.

Successfully completed installation of a 70,000 BTU furnace with 180-degree rotation and 500m configuration. Installation included new humidifier system and proper reconnection of all components. Mechanical permit was requested and proper drainage was established with PVC piping.

Responded to no-heat service call on 5-year-old furnace located in customer's basement. Upon inspection, found system completely non-operational with thermostat displaying red "hold" status. Diagnostic assessment of furnace components and control board revealed electrical fault preventing ignition sequence. Repaired wiring connections, reset control board, and verified proper system operation through complete heating cycle before departure.