HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical in Detroit

Responded to gas leak in basement previously identified by utility company. Upon arrival, found home under active renovation with exposed framing, debris, and construction materials throughout basement area. Performed thorough inspection of existing gas piping system of unknown age to locate source of leak. Evaluated all gas line connections, joints, and fittings in basement area where leak was reported. System remained operational during inspection. Documented conditions with photographs showing basement renovation status and exterior mechanical equipment including pump assembly mounted on foundation wall. Provided assessment of gas piping condition and leak location for necessary repairs to ensure safe operation of gas system.

Responded to main floor bathroom toilet noise complaint. Performed diagnostic inspection of toilet flush mechanism and fill valve assembly. Identified issue causing abnormal sounds during flush cycle and completed necessary adjustments to restore proper operation and eliminate noise.

Completed installation of customer-provided kitchen faucet on stainless steel double-basin sink with granite countertop. Removed existing fixture, installed new polished chrome high-arc spout faucet with dual-handle deck-mount configuration, connected supply lines, and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance.

Performed system start-up and commissioning of newly installed air conditioning system with basement evaporator coil and outdoor condensing unit. Verified proper electrical connections at exterior disconnect box, confirmed refrigerant line connections, and tested unit operation to ensure system functionality. All components operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion of start-up procedures.

Responded to no heat call on commercial rooftop unit serving retail space. Upon arrival, confirmed furnace would not initiate startup sequence despite thermostat calling for heat. Diagnosed failed flame sensor preventing ignition safety circuit from completing. Replaced defective flame sensor and installed new air filters to restore proper airflow and system operation. Unit tested successfully with normal heating cycle confirmed.

Completed annual inspection of residential furnace and hot water heater to meet state business licensing requirements. Performed comprehensive visual inspection of furnace internal components including gas valve assembly, pressure switches, electrical connections, and safety controls. All components found to be properly mounted and wired with no visible defects or safety concerns noted at time of inspection.

Conducted on-site assessment for heat pump addition to existing natural gas furnace system in basement location. Current Goodman furnace unit, over 10 years old and operational, evaluated for integration with proposed heat pump system for dual heating and cooling capability. Documented existing HVAC configuration including ductwork layout, electrical connections, and available space for new equipment installation.

Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential HVAC system including furnace, air conditioning unit, and water heater per gold plan agreement. Accessed furnace unit in basement and performed comprehensive inspection of gas valve assembly, electrical connections, and internal components. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, inspected wiring harnesses and connectors, and confirmed equipment labeling and identification tags were intact. Proceeded to exterior air conditioning condenser unit located at rear of property and performed AC tune-up service. Inspected condenser coil, fan motor assembly, and top grille components. Evaluated overall unit condition noting normal weathering consistent with one year of operation. All equipment operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted requiring immediate attention. System ready for continued service.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on single-unit residential system under 10 years old with air handler located in basement and condenser positioned in side yard between brick wall and vinyl siding. Performed full system evaluation including visual inspection of indoor air handler components, verified air filter condition and accessibility, inspected evaporator coil assembly, examined all ductwork connections and refrigerant lines, and assessed outdoor condenser unit for proper operation and clearance from debris. Additionally installed customer-provided thermostat as requested to complete the maintenance service, ensuring all components were functioning properly and system was operating within manufacturer specifications.

Completed system start-up and commissioning of newly installed Lennox air conditioning unit at basement location. Performed operational checks, verified refrigerant charge levels, tested electrical connections, confirmed proper airflow through outdoor condenser unit, and ensured all safety controls were functioning correctly. Unit is operating within manufacturer specifications and ready for service.

Responded to service call for 14-year-old furnace unit in basement that would not turn on properly, with suspected blower motor failure and ignition issues. Upon arrival, discovered significant water damage throughout basement with extensive flooding on concrete floor, which had compromised the furnace system's electrical components and prevented proper operation. Deployed water extraction equipment including pump and hoses to begin removing standing water from the affected area. Due to the severity of the flooding and water damage to the furnace equipment, recommended immediate water remediation and full assessment of furnace components once area is dried, as moisture infiltration had likely damaged the blower motor, ignition system, and other electrical controls, making the unit unsafe to operate in current conditions.

Responded to gas shutoff situation following utility company inspection. Replaced defective shutoff valve and elbow fitting on furnace gas line to restore safe operation. Located and replaced leaking fuel line section running to stovetop range. Performed pressure testing on all repaired gas lines to verify system integrity and ensure no remaining leaks throughout the residence. All repairs completed to code specifications and system returned to safe operating condition.

Completed commercial HVAC maintenance agreement service on two rooftop units operating during business hours from 9-5. Performed scheduled preventative maintenance inspections, documented thermostat controls including White-Rodgers and ComfortSet model units, and verified proper system operation requiring ladder access for rooftop equipment.

Responded to basement drain backup occurring in specific area following laundry use. Upon arrival, found standing water covering basement floor with visible moisture damage on walls indicating active flooding condition. Performed main drain cleanout service by accessing floor drain openings and utilizing mechanical augering equipment to clear blockage in main sewer line. Successfully removed obstruction and restored proper drainage flow, eliminating backup issue. Tested system to verify complete clearance and proper function of drainage system.

Responded to a chronic drainage issue in a third-floor bathroom that had persisted for approximately six months. Upon inspection, found a vintage wall-mounted ceramic sink with significant staining and buildup in the basin, indicating long-term slow drainage problems. Examined the drain assembly and P-trap configuration beneath the sink, which consisted of chrome tailpiece connected to white plastic P-trap with rubber coupling and metal clamps. Assessed the condition of all plumbing connections, drain lines, and trap assembly for blockages, improper venting, or deterioration. The aging fixture showed considerable wear and staining consistent with extended use and potential mineral deposit accumulation. Documented existing conditions of the vintage sink, drain assembly, supply connections, and overall plumbing configuration. Due to the age and condition of the fixture, recommended consideration for sink replacement as a long-term solution to prevent recurring drainage issues and improve

Responded to service call for leaking kitchen faucet that would not shut off completely. Upon inspection, found wall-mounted chrome faucet assembly with dual handles on cast iron sink basin showing signs of age and mineral buildup. Accessed plumbing connections from crawl space beneath sink to diagnose issue. Repaired faulty valve mechanism preventing complete water shutoff, restoring proper function to faucet handles and eliminating leak.

Conducted estimate for boiler replacement in basement utility room. Inspected existing aged heating unit with red-painted body and black metal front panels showing significant wear and corrosion. Documented current system configuration including associated piping, water heater, and distribution components. Photographed equipment and provided replacement recommendations to homeowner.

# Plumbing Estimate - Piping Assessed first floor bathroom shower plumbing requiring PEX system installation with existing access panel availability. Upon inspection, discovered significant deterioration of existing mechanical systems in basement utility area, including heavily corroded pump/motor assembly with scattered damaged copper components, extensive rust staining, and water damage throughout the work zone. Documented existing conditions showing compromised ceiling joists with peeling paint, water-stained structural beams, and deteriorated mounting surfaces that will require remediation prior to new PEX installation. Photographed current plumbing infrastructure including exposed copper piping, valve assemblies, and connection points to develop comprehensive replacement scope. Identified water damage patterns suggesting long-term moisture intrusion affecting both mechanical equipment and surrounding structural elements. Evaluation complete for PEX piping system estimate to repla

Responded to service call for unusual odor from furnace in basement. Upon inspection, found dirty air filter restricting airflow, which was causing dust accumulation on heat exchanger to produce burning smell when unit cycled on. Replaced 16x20x1 air filter with new unit, verified proper airflow, and tested furnace operation through complete heating cycle with no abnormal odors detected.

Responded to no heat call for 6-year-old boiler in basement that was cycling on and off intermittently. Upon inspection, discovered excessive dust and debris accumulation throughout the unit's interior components, including blower assembly and fan blades. Performed diagnostic evaluation to identify short cycling issue, noting heavy particulate buildup on critical components that was likely impacting proper airflow and causing premature shutdown on safety limits. Documented conditions with photos showing contaminated interior surfaces and compromised blower wheel requiring thorough cleaning to restore proper operation.