HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical in Detroit

Successfully installed complete HVAC system consisting of a 70,000 BTU furnace and 1.5 ton AC unit with proper mechanical and electrical connections. Installed new White-Rodgers digital thermostat and verified proper system operation with temperature control functionality for both heating and cooling modes.

Conducted free estimate for bathroom plumbing replacements including sink faucet, handles, sink drain, and tub drain. Inspection revealed aging metal pipes with threaded fittings beneath the structure and PVC drainage pipes in need of replacement. Documented condition of existing plumbing infrastructure including drain line configuration and electrical panel proximity for comprehensive replacement quote.

Accessed and repaired Ken waste and overflow system by opening wall cavity to expose damaged plumbing infrastructure. Replaced deteriorated copper pipes and connections in bathroom, addressing water damage on wooden supports and restoring proper drainage function through the installation of new fittings.

Responded to no heat complaint on 7-year-old furnace located in basement. Diagnostic testing with digital multimeter revealed low amperage readings (0.75, 0.2, 0.15, 20.1) across system components. Identified and corrected electrical issue causing unit to cycle on and off intermittently, restoring proper operation.

Responded to no heat complaint in a residential furnace system located in basement. Upon inspection, found flame sensor contaminated with carbon buildup causing intermittent flame failure and system shutdown. Cleaned flame sensor with emery cloth, verified proper ignition sequence, and confirmed system operation with multiple heating cycles. Unit now functioning properly with consistent flame detection and appropriate heat output.

Responded to service call for a water boiler exhibiting vibration issues in residential basement. Inspection revealed severe corrosion and deterioration on multiple copper pipe junctions and valves, particularly at the pressure regulator mounted on the expansion tank. Replaced corroded components, secured loose fittings, and performed system test to confirm proper operation with no further vibration.

Responded to service call for non-operational tankless water heater related to previous repair. Inspected system components including gas line, temperature control unit (displaying 68°), and electronic control board (showing 208 on display). Diagnosed issue with circuit board connections and repaired faulty wiring to restore proper functionality of the tankless unit.

Returned to residence to replace control board and install surge protector on outdoor HVAC condensing unit. Successfully installed new circuit board (previously stored at shop) and added surge protection to safeguard electrical components, completing repair for customer with newborn in home.

Responded to customer complaint of furnace running continuously in a 2-month-old unit. Inspected system and found dirty air filter causing restricted airflow; replaced filter and verified proper USB connection to control board. System now cycling normally with improved airflow.

Completed Gold Furnace Inspection on a 4-year-old unit located in basement. Inspected air filter condition, noting proper installation of diamond-patterned mesh filter. Observed A.O. Smith Signature 100 water heater with minor mineral deposits at connection points; all copper pipes and venting appeared to be functioning normally.

Conducted follow-up site visit to re-evaluate previous estimate. Inspected bathroom fixtures including bathtub/shower enclosure with damaged tile surround and aging water control handles. Also examined basement utility area with deteriorated pipe insulation, visible corrosion on metal components, and signs of moisture damage on concrete wall surfaces. Documented conditions with photographs for revised quote preparation.

Completed comprehensive repair of boiler pipe system in utility area. Addressed and replaced compromised sections of both black metal and copper piping, installing new brass fittings and valves to ensure proper flow. Successfully restored full functionality to the heating system with all connections properly sealed and tested.

Responded to no-heat call after power outage for 2-year-old Lennox furnace. Inspected control board connections and found loose flame sensor terminal causing system failure. Reconnected and secured flame sensor wiring, then verified proper ignition sequence and system operation through multiple heating cycles.

Performed inspection of non-functioning furnace system in customer's home. Observed aged furnace unit with visible rust and discoloration, currently shut off. System includes wall-mounted thermostat reading 56 degrees, rectangular plenum, and round metal ductwork with PVC venting. Provided replacement estimate for natural gas furnace installation.

Performed comprehensive whole-home electrical inspection focusing on the main circuit breaker panel. Inspection revealed aging components, some wire disorganization, and potential concerns with the panel's installation. Also examined HVAC/mechanical room equipment connections and electrical supply components, noting all findings in the service record for future reference.

Conducted estimate for replacement of combi boiler that has experienced significant failures, including recent control board failure on the hot water side despite recent extensive repairs. Current unit is approaching warranty expiration with existing components including expansion tank, air separator, and diverter valve that would be incorporated into new installation.

Responded to service call for Lennox furnace failure following windstorm. Diagnosed internal electronic failure with circuit board (part #1184-611 107899-01) despite power reaching the unit as previously verified by electrician. Replaced damaged control board and reconnected all wiring harnesses according to manufacturer specifications, restoring full heating functionality to the system.

Completed installation of a complete HVAC system including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 2.5-ton AC unit, thermostat, and condensate pump with right side configuration. Electrical panel work was performed with reconnection of necessary circuits, and permits were secured for the installation. System was properly configured for Michigan Saves program eligibility with DTE rebate qualification.

Responded to no-heat call for 4-year-old boiler following power outage. Diagnosed faulty Honeywell 9120 relay (V8043F1036) preventing system startup. Replaced relay, verified proper operation through complete heating cycle, and documented repair with photos.

Successfully installed a 70,000 BTU counterflow furnace with proper mechanical and electrical connections. Completed system testing with differential pressure measurements to verify proper operation. All drainage and venting lines were properly installed with PVC piping according to code requirements.