Efficient Heating and Cooling Services in Grosse Pointe, MI

Responded to service call for uneven cooling with upstairs area measuring 15 degrees warmer than downstairs despite newer system maintaining heating and cooling capability. Performed diagnostic evaluation of central air conditioning system and ductwork distribution. Inspected floor-mounted supply registers and vents throughout home, identifying potential airflow restriction issues at multiple locations with visible dirt accumulation and possible damper positioning concerns that could contribute to inadequate second-floor cooling performance.

Responded to service call for main circuit breaker tripping, suspected to be caused by central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive electrical diagnostic of AC unit and associated circuitry. Inspected condenser unit, evaporator coil, and electrical connections throughout the system. Measured amperage draw on compressor and blower motor to identify potential overload conditions. Checked for signs of short circuits, damaged wiring, or failing components that could cause breaker trips. Evaluated capacitor performance and contactor operation. Inspected basement mechanical area and photographed plumbing infrastructure for documentation purposes. System remained operational with heating and cooling capability maintained throughout diagnostic process. Identified root cause of electrical issue and provided recommendations for resolution to prevent future breaker trips.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on air conditioning system located in basement. Unit is over 10 years old and required standard preventive maintenance including inspection of all components, electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and operational testing. Supplied and installed two Perfect Air filters as requested by customer to ensure optimal air quality and system efficiency.

Installed new hot water recirculation pump with mounting base and brass fittings to provide instant hot water delivery throughout the property. Unit was securely mounted to floor near existing plumbing infrastructure and tested for proper operation upon completion.

Completed annual cooling maintenance and tune-up on a 15-year-old rooftop air conditioning system. System was found operating properly upon arrival; performed comprehensive inspection of condenser unit including fan assembly, refrigerant lines, and all accessible components. All maintenance tasks completed successfully with system confirmed in proper working condition.

Completed site assessment for radiator relocation from kitchen to dining room. Disconnected 10+ year old six-column radiator from existing supply and return lines, capped connections at original location in kitchen. Evaluated basement mechanical room and existing piping infrastructure to determine routing requirements for new installation location in dining room.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Evaluated 10+ year old Lennox condenser unit located at exterior of property and assessed attic-mounted air handler accessible through bedroom door. Inspected electrical service panel and outdoor condensing unit to determine system condition and operational status. Documented equipment configuration and current state of HVAC components. Provided comprehensive full system replacement estimate for two complete HVAC systems due to age and condition of existing equipment.

Responded to no cool call with thermostat communication failure. Upon arrival, found existing thermostat in hallway not communicating with furnace and air conditioner. Return visit completed to run 2-wire connection for S40 thermostat that replaced previous S30 model. Installed new wiring to establish proper communication between thermostat and HVAC equipment. Verified outdoor AC condenser unit condition and confirmed proper electrical connections at control board. System restored to operational status with thermostat now successfully communicating with heating and cooling equipment.

Excavated and installed new underground trench with PVC conduit to accommodate HVAC line sets for outdoor condensing unit. Routed refrigerant lines and electrical connections through protective piping, ensuring proper drainage and secure placement on concrete pad with appropriate clearances from residential fencing and landscaping.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 26-year-old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and main floor air handler. Performed multi-point inspection including refrigerant line assessment, electrical connections evaluation, and visual examination of condenser unit positioned against building exterior. Unit confirmed operational at time of service with all components functioning within normal parameters.

Responded to no cooling complaint on attic-installed mini split system of unknown age. Upon inspection, utilized Fieldpiece SMAN manifold gauge to diagnose R-410A refrigerant system, recording operating pressures of 664 PSIG on high side and 0.0 PSIG on low side, with superheat reading of 71.1°F and saturated suction temperature of 125°F. Diagnostic readings indicated complete loss of refrigerant charge on low pressure side, confirming system was unable to operate due to insufficient refrigerant. Inspected ductwork and condensate drainage system in attic installation, noting dust accumulation on flex ducts and general aging of insulation material. System requires refrigerant leak detection, repair of leak source, evacuation, and proper recharge to restore cooling operation.

Performed routine maintenance flush on tankless water heater unit to remove mineral buildup and sediment accumulation. Isolated unit using shut-off valves, circulated descaling solution through heat exchanger, and verified proper flow rates and temperature output upon completion. Unit tested and returned to normal operation with improved efficiency.

Completed full mini split heat pump system installation in rear yard area, including both interior and exterior components. Mounted Daikin wall unit above bedroom window with proper clearances and installed matching outdoor condenser unit on elevated platform with vibration-dampening feet against building exterior. Ran new dedicated electrical circuit, installed refrigerant line sets with PVC line cover, routed condensate drainage, pulled mechanical and electrical permits, tested system operation, and verified proper heating and cooling functionality upon completion.

Responded to water leak originating from a leaking valve in the ceiling space above finished area. Upon arrival, accessed ceiling cavity and inspected plumbing infrastructure, including copper supply lines, PVC drainage piping, and associated fittings. Documented existing conditions showing aged copper piping with visible corrosion and patina, along with brass threaded connections displaying oxidation. Water was not shut off at time of inspection per coordination with HVAC contractor regarding valve isolation.

Completed full packaged HVAC system installation with all mechanical, electrical, and reconnection work. Coordinated fence removal for equipment access and installed unit on exterior pad with proper electrical disconnect, control panel mounting, and refrigerant line routing along brick wall. Obtained necessary mechanical and electrical permits, completed all required connections including condensate drainage, and verified system operation upon startup.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit less than 10 years old. Performed standard inspection procedures, noting moderate rust and corrosion present on fan guard and support components, though unit remains operational. Unit is functional and ready for continued service.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection and preventative maintenance on a one-year-old Lennox split system with indoor evaporator coil located in basement and outdoor condensing unit positioned on side of house. Performed standard tune-up protocol including inspection of condenser fan operation, verification of proper airflow through louvered panels, assessment of unit cleanliness and physical condition, and confirmation of all safety controls. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted; unit remains in excellent condition with no repairs required.

Completed routine AC tune-up on Bryant air conditioning system located in basement with outdoor condenser unit positioned against exterior brick wall. Performed standard maintenance procedures including system inspection, cleaning, and operational testing. Unit operating properly with no issues identified during service visit.

Responded to service call for two 20-year-old space pack units with third-floor air handlers and roof-mounted compressors. Relocated insulated refrigerant piping from existing position to new location per customer request. Inspected existing copper line set connections, removed and repositioned insulated piping runs, and secured new routing. Verified system integrity and proper insulation coverage on relocated lines. Equipment operational upon completion.

Provided comprehensive estimate for complete ductwork replacement serving upstairs natural gas furnace system. Assessed existing deteriorated ductwork installation in basement and attic spaces, noting compromised metallic ductwork with inadequate insulation and inefficient routing through confined crawl space. Evaluated current HVAC air handler unit located in attic area with black flexible ductwork requiring replacement due to age and performance concerns. Documented extensive ductwork layout including vertical chase runs, horizontal distribution systems, and connection points to existing gas furnace equipment. Recommended full ductwork system redesign to improve airflow efficiency, reduce energy loss, and enhance overall HVAC system performance throughout home.