Heating and Cooling Clinton Township

Responded to a water leak at boiler system where a valve was actively leaking. Upon inspection, identified the source as a faulty shut-off valve on the copper supply piping connected to the boiler circulator pump assembly. Tightened valve packing nut and verified leak was stopped. Inspected surrounding copper piping, brass fittings, and circulator pump for additional signs of corrosion or leakage; all components found to be in acceptable working condition. Removed collection bucket and advised monitoring system for 24-48 hours to ensure leak has been fully resolved.

Completed comprehensive Gold-level maintenance inspection on main-level furnace unit. Performed full system diagnostics including visual inspection of gas valve assembly, burner compartment, electrical connections, and all internal components. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, tested gas pressure, inspected heat exchanger, checked blower motor operation, and confirmed all wiring connections were secure. Unit operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection and fall maintenance tune-up on 20-year-old heating unit located in basement. Performed thorough visual inspection of all components, including electrical terminal connections, heat exchanger, burner assembly, and gas manifold. Verified proper electrical connections at terminal block with secure wire terminations and fasteners. Inspected heat exchanger for signs of corrosion, rust, and structural integrity; noted age-related surface oxidation consistent with equipment age but no active deterioration affecting performance. Reviewed heating data specifications on equipment label, confirming BTU/H ratings, manifold pressure settings, temperature rise parameters, and orifice sizing for proper gas input. Checked venting system and ductwork connections for secure installation. Cleaned burner assembly and inspected flame sensor. Tested ignition sequence and verified proper burner operation with appropriate flame characteristics. Measured and rec

Completed Gold furnace inspection on a 3-year-old forced air unit located in the basement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of internal components, wiring connections, gas valve assembly, blower motor, pressure switches, and safety devices. All equipment found to be operational with normal wear consistent with age; no immediate service required at this time.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 90,000 BTU gas furnace, 4-ton air conditioning unit with left-side configuration, 50-gallon standard water heater, humidifier, and condensate pump with drain line routed to sink. Installed all refrigerant lines with proper insulation, PVC venting for high-efficiency furnace, electrical conduit and wiring throughout, and mounted necessary electrical disconnects and junction boxes. Mechanical permit obtained for furnace, water heater, humidifier, and air conditioning components; electrical reconnection work flagged for licensed electrician to complete final power connections to panels and equipment.

Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection on a 6-year-old unit located in the basement. Performed thorough examination of all internal components including blower motor, control board, electrical connections, gas valve assembly, and PVC venting system. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, inspected wiring harnesses for secure connections and signs of wear, and confirmed adequate combustion air flow through the heat exchanger and exhaust system. All components found to be operating within manufacturer specifications with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection on a one-year-old unit located in the basement. Performed thorough examination of all internal mechanical and electrical components, including blower assembly, motor, electrical wiring connections, gas lines with brass fittings, and copper tubing. Verified proper operation of the leak detection system and confirmed all components are functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to communication error alert on iComfort series thermostat (less than one year old) located in first-level hallway. Upon arrival, verified HVAC system was operating normally despite error code 31 notification. Inspected furnace control board in basement and examined low-voltage wiring connections between thermostat and equipment. Checked condensate switch operation, verified all wire terminations at both thermostat and furnace control board were secure, and confirmed no tripped breakers or power interruptions. Reset system power to clear communication fault. Tested thermostat-to-furnace communication and confirmed error code cleared with proper signal transmission restored between devices.

Conducted on-site evaluation for packaged unit cooling system replacement and separate furnace replacement for medium-sized residential property (1500-3000 sq.ft.). Assessed existing basement HVAC installation including furnace/air handler unit, ductwork configuration, and Honeywell Home digital thermostat displaying indoor conditions at 81° with 95% humidity. Documented current equipment specifications and provided separate replacement estimates for cooling and heating systems.

Conducted comprehensive evaluation of 20-year-old York furnace located in basement and existing air conditioning system for replacement estimate. Customer reported intermittent furnace operation with blower motor and control board cycling on and off unpredictably before complete shutdown. Documented current HVAC equipment configuration including outdoor condensing unit, Honeywell digital thermostat, and electrical service connections. Photographed existing installations to support replacement recommendations for both heating and cooling systems due to age and reliability concerns.

Performed comprehensive tune-up and city certification inspection on 24-year-old furnace system located in utility room. Conducted full system diagnostics including blower motor assembly inspection, gas valve operation verification, igniter and flame sensor testing, and electrical connection assessment. Also documented significant rust and corrosion on water heater tank top near copper pipe connections, indicating potential leak concerns that may require future attention. All furnace components found operational and system certified for continued use.

Completed scheduled furnace maintenance on 2012 unit located in basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of gas valve assembly, ignition components, blower motor, and all electrical connections. Noted moderate surface corrosion on copper piping and rust accumulation on mounting rails and metal framework consistent with equipment age. All burner components, gas control valve, and flame sensor coil inspected and found operational. Verified proper wire connections throughout system and checked blower assembly function. Unit operating within normal parameters at time of service completion.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 1-year-old residential HVAC system consisting of one furnace and one air conditioning unit per customer request for combined inspection. Performed thorough evaluation of basement-located furnace, inspecting gas valve assembly, electrical connections, control modules, and all internal mechanical components through access panel. Conducted exterior inspection of condenser unit, examining fan operation, refrigerant lines, electrical conduit, and overall unit condition. Verified proper installation on pad and assessed mounting stability. All equipment confirmed operational at time of inspection with no immediate service concerns identified for the relatively new system.

Completed scheduled maintenance on Honeywell residential standby generator per maintenance plan protocol. Performed comprehensive system inspection including visual examination of unit components, electrical connections, and control panel functionality. Verified proper operation of automatic transfer switch and conducted standard preventive maintenance procedures to ensure reliable emergency power system performance.

Provided estimate for replacement of 15-year-old natural gas furnace located in basement mechanical room due to cracked heat exchanger rendering unit unsafe for operation. Air conditioning system currently functional and assessed for compatibility with new equipment installation. Evaluated existing ductwork, utility connections, and equipment placement in unfinished basement space to determine optimal replacement specifications and installation requirements.

Completed annual preventive maintenance on a five-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold gauges to verify pressures and temperatures, inspected and cleaned condenser unit, removed and serviced air filters, and confirmed all components operating within manufacturer specifications. System tested and left in proper working condition with no deficiencies noted.

Completed routine preventative maintenance on residential air conditioning system installed in July 2022. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up including inspection of outdoor condensing unit, which was found to be operating properly with no reported issues or symptoms. Unit is positioned on proper concrete pad foundation with adequate clearance from brick wall structure. Verified all components functioning within normal parameters, cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant levels, inspected electrical connections, and tested system operation. All seasonal debris removed from surrounding area. System demonstrated proper airflow through louvers and fan operation. No repairs required at this time. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing unit in good working order for 2-year-old system.

Provided estimate for replacement of 26-year-old natural gas forced air furnace and air conditioning system serving a 3-zone Honeywell system with inadequate heating and cooling distribution to upstairs rooms and excessive airflow to basement room adjacent to equipment. Basement-located equipment currently operational but failing to maintain proper comfort levels throughout the home, with upstairs zones experiencing temperature extremes in both heating and cooling seasons.

Completed full HVAC system replacement in basement utility room for medium-sized residential property (1500-3000 sq.ft.). Installed new Lennox combination air conditioning and natural gas furnace system configured as vertical upflow/downflow unit. System includes metallic ductwork with elbow connection, white metal plenum with angled bottom, copper refrigerant lines with brass fittings, PVC condensate drain line, and condensate pump with associated tubing connections. Unit mounted on concrete floor against concrete block wall with proper electrical connections and standard manufacturer specification labels installed.

Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in basement location, including new natural gas furnace and air conditioning unit for home that has been without AC for 28 years and currently has disconnected furnace over 10 years old. Assessment included evaluation of existing ductwork infrastructure, ceiling register placement requiring patching, and determination of equipment specifications needed for proper system installation and operation.