Efficient Heating and Cooling Services in Grosse Pointe, MI

Responded to service call for non-functioning air conditioning system with no cooling throughout property. Accessed attic-mounted HVAC system through side entry and performed comprehensive assessment of existing air handler unit, flexible ductwork, and associated components. Documented current system condition including aged equipment, black flexible duct routing, insulation status, and overall installation configuration. Provided detailed replacement estimate for complete air conditioning system upgrade to restore cooling functionality.

Responded to basement plumbing issue where drain pipes had become clogged. Upon arrival, assessed the drainage system and PVC piping configuration in the basement utility area. Successfully cleared the blockage using professional-grade equipment, restoring proper water flow and drainage function to the affected pipes.

Responded to callback for dishwasher drainage issue where water was not properly evacuating from the appliance. Upon inspection of the under-sink plumbing system, examined the garbage disposal unit, drain connections, and dishwasher discharge line for potential blockages or improper drainage. Inspected all PVC trap assemblies, flexible hoses, and connection points beneath the kitchen sink for leaks or obstructions that could impede proper water flow from the dishwasher. Documented existing water staining on flooring beneath cabinet, indicating previous moisture issues. Verified all plumbing connections to disposal unit and drain system for proper installation and function.

Responded to no-cooling call on 20-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found outdoor condensing unit completely depleted of refrigerant, indicating significant leak in aged system. Evaluated dual capacitor and electrical connections, which showed considerable weathering and dust accumulation consistent with unit age. Inspected indoor blower motor assembly, confirming operational status. Given the system's age at two decades—well beyond typical 15-year lifespan—and complete refrigerant loss, advised customer that locating and repairing leak followed by recharge would not be cost-effective compared to full system replacement. Documented equipment condition with photos showing capacitor, wiring connections, and blower assembly. Recommended replacement with modern high-efficiency unit to restore cooling and improve energy performance.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 3-year-old air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit located in basement area. Performed full system evaluation including visual inspection of condenser unit, fan assembly, and housing condition; checked refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall operational performance. Unit showed normal wear with minor dust accumulation on fan grille and housing but is functioning within manufacturer specifications with no immediate service needs identified.

Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for 30+ year old furnace and air conditioning system located in basement. Current natural gas furnace and AC unit remain operational but have exceeded expected service life. Evaluated existing ductwork configuration, electrical panel capacity, and installation requirements to prepare equipment replacement recommendations.

Responded to no cooling complaint on less than one-year-old furnace system located in basement. Found condensate pump inoperative, causing system shutdown as safety precaution. Per homeowner request, bypassed failed condensate pump and installed gravity drain line from furnace condensate outlet directly to floor drain. Verified system operation with air-side measurements showing proper temperature split of 11.1°F delta T between return air (69.2°F dry bulb) and supply air (58.1°F dry bulb), confirming adequate cooling performance. Inspected control board wiring and connections, all found secure and functioning correctly. System restored to full cooling operation with alternative condensate drainage method in place.

Completed Gold AC Inspection on a 10+ year old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and basement-located air handler. Unit was operational upon arrival. Performed comprehensive inspection including visual assessment of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper installation on base pad, checked electrical connections and disconnect box, inspected refrigerant lines and conduit routing along exterior wall, and confirmed adequate clearance around equipment. Unit showed normal weathering consistent with age but maintained functional condition with no immediate service concerns identified.

Completed installation of new kitchen sink faucet and garbage disposal unit. Replaced existing fixtures with modern single-handle faucet in brushed nickel finish, mounted on deck plate over stainless steel double-bowl sink configuration. Installed black garbage disposal unit with proper mounting hardware and electrical connection. Connected white PVC drainage system with P-trap configuration to wall drain, ensuring proper slope and secure fittings. Tested all connections for leaks, verified disposal operation, and confirmed water flow through faucet and drainage system functioning properly.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system located in basement. Performed comprehensive leak search on refrigerant circuit and identified active refrigerant leak causing loss of cooling capacity. Conducted system evaluation and documented equipment condition with thermostat reading 73°F ambient with setpoint at 62°F, confirming inadequate cooling performance.

Completed estimate for replacement of non-functional natural gas furnace and 40-gallon water heater located in basement. Existing equipment over 10 years old has reached end of service life and requires full system replacement. Assessed current Lennox furnace installation, ductwork configuration, venting requirements, and utility connections to provide comprehensive replacement proposal for new heating system and water heater.

Completed Gold AC inspection on two residential HVAC systems: a 29-year-old unit and a 15-year-old unit, both with air handlers located in the attic. Performed comprehensive multi-point inspection including visual assessment of outdoor condenser unit, which showed standard wear and debris accumulation around the base. Removed and inspected capacitor from one system, which exhibited significant corrosion, discoloration, and rust around terminal connections, indicating component degradation and potential failure risk. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing aged electrical components and exterior unit placement. Advised homeowner of weather-dependent inspection protocols for attic-mounted equipment to ensure accurate system performance evaluation and safety compliance.

Responded to service call for central air conditioning unit with freezing refrigerant lines and continuously running outdoor fan. Upon inspection, found severely corroded copper refrigerant lines and deteriorated connections on outdoor condenser unit, contributing to system malfunction. Diagnosed low refrigerant charge causing evaporator coil to freeze and preventing proper system cycling. Recovered remaining refrigerant, replaced deteriorated line set sections and corroded fittings, pressure tested system for leaks, evacuated to proper vacuum levels, and recharged unit to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper fan cycling operation, confirmed adequate airflow across coils, and tested system performance under normal operating conditions. Unit restored to full cooling capacity with proper thermostat control and automatic fan cycling.

Completed installation of 2-ton packaged rooftop unit (RTU) in rear yard area. Unit installed on prepared concrete pad with proper electrical disconnect and conduit routing along building exterior. All mechanical and electrical connections completed, system tested and operational, with permits requested for mechanical and electrical work per code requirements.

Responded to service call for Rheem Performance tanked water heater with pilot light failure. Upon inspection, determined that pilot assembly was not maintaining flame, preventing burner ignition and hot water production. Diagnosed faulty thermocouple as root cause of pilot extinguishing issue. Replaced defective thermocouple, cleaned pilot orifice, and tested gas control valve operation to ensure proper function. Verified all connections, re-lit pilot light, and cycled unit through multiple heating cycles to confirm reliable ignition and sustained operation. Unit now operating within manufacturer specifications with stable pilot flame and proper burner function restored.

Responded to service call for kitchen sink leak originating from beneath the basin. Upon inspection of the cabinet interior, identified water damage on cabinet floor and examined all plumbing connections including garbage disposal unit, drain assembly, and supply lines. Inspected stainless steel double-basin sink with pull-out faucet and soap dispenser for source of leak. Evaluated all visible PVC drain pipes, flexible supply hoses, and disposal connections for signs of moisture, loose fittings, or deteriorated seals.

Responded to no cooling call on 2019 residential cooling system located in basement. Upon arrival, inspected thermostat and found debris accumulation within the unit affecting proper operation. Removed thermostat cover, cleaned internal components and terminal connections, verified all wire connections at terminal blocks were secure, and tested system operation. Unit restored to normal cooling function.

Responded to service call for potential water leak on 10+ year old SpacePack unit located in attic space. Upon inspection, discovered extensive corrosion on evaporator coil assembly and surrounding metal components, indicating prolonged moisture exposure. Heavy rust buildup observed on coil fins and metal framework, with significant oxidation present throughout the unit. The deteriorated condition of the coil and advanced corrosion patterns confirmed active condensate drainage issues contributing to moisture accumulation in the attic space. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing corroded evaporator coil assembly and compromised structural integrity of metal components. Advised customer that evaporator coil replacement would be necessary due to extent of corrosion damage, as the unit's age and deterioration level make repair unfeasible. Recommended full system evaluation to determine most cost-effective solution given equipment age and current condition.

Installed water-powered backup sump pump system with RPZ (Reduced Pressure Zone) backflow preventer in basement utility area. The installation included routing white PVC discharge piping vertically from floor level, connecting to existing plumbing infrastructure, and ensuring proper integration with the home's water supply system to provide automatic backup pumping capability during primary pump failure or power outages.

Completed comprehensive Gold plan annual AC maintenance inspection on outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad adjacent to brick building. Performed full system tune-up including cleaning condenser coils, checking refrigerant levels, inspecting electrical connections, testing capacitor and contactor operation, verifying proper airflow through unit, and confirming thermostat calibration. System restored to optimal cooling performance and all components operating within manufacturer specifications.