Local Plumber, Electrician and HVAC in Livonia, MI

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 2-ton air conditioning unit, and humidifier with all necessary reconnections on the right side of the property. Obtained mechanical and refrigeration permits prior to installation. Installed new ductwork in confined attic space with proper securing and support, mounted all equipment overhead with appropriate mounting hardware and flexible conduit connections, and ensured all manufacturer specifications were met. System tested and verified operational upon completion, with utility rebate documentation processed.

Completed comprehensive Gold-level furnace inspection on 2022 model unit located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including visual inspection of blower motors, electrical connections, wiring integrity, and heat exchanger components. All components found to be in proper working condition with organized wiring and secure mounting hardware throughout the system.

Completed installation of 2.5 ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in right side yard location. Installed new outdoor condensing unit, connected refrigerant lines with proper insulation, and integrated new evaporator coil with existing air handler in interior utility space. Performed system reconnection, refrigerant charging, electrical connections, condensate drain routing with PVC piping, and full system startup and testing to verify proper operation and cooling performance.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment of commercial mechanical room to provide gas line installation estimate. Evaluated existing utility infrastructure, pipe routing requirements, and equipment placement including compressor and tank systems. Documented current conditions of mechanical space with exposed ceiling infrastructure, existing piping systems, and available routing pathways for proposed gas line installation. Assessment included measurement and analysis of optimal connection points and compliance considerations for commercial gas line specifications.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old residential air conditioning system with non-operational outdoor compressor unit. Upon arrival, performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify voltage and amperage readings at the condenser unit located on gravel pad adjacent to residence. Customer had previously checked voltage and confirmed indoor furnace blower operation was functioning normally. Conducted comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of outdoor unit, electrical connections, and component functionality to determine root cause of compressor failure and restore cooling operation to the system.

Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection on 3-year-old furnace unit located in basement. Performed thorough examination of all internal components including gas valve assembly, ignition system, heat exchanger, blower motor, and control board wiring. Inspected Honeywell control system, verified proper electrical connections throughout multi-level wiring harness, and examined Skuttle humidifier integration. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate safety concerns or required repairs identified at this time.

Completed comprehensive HVAC inspection and assessment for air conditioning system replacement on residential property with 20+ year old equipment. Evaluated exterior condenser unit with associated refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and electrical disconnect components, as well as basement-located furnace and water heater configuration to provide accurate replacement estimate. Documented existing system condition through photographic records showing current equipment placement, utility connections, and spatial considerations for future equipment installation.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system for full replacement estimate. Evaluated current vertical air handler unit in basement mechanical room, including associated ductwork, copper refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage. Inspected existing Honeywell thermostat displaying 73 degrees to assess compatibility requirements for new equipment installation. Documented equipment specifications, spatial constraints, and existing infrastructure to provide accurate proposal for complete air conditioning and furnace system replacement.

Successfully installed a 45,000 BTU wall heater unit in residential interior space. Completed mechanical installation including ductwork connection to existing plenum, secured unit to wall structure, and reconnected all electrical components to code specifications.

Completed Gold AC inspection on 20+ year old residential air conditioning system located in basement. Upon examination, discovered significant evaporator coil icing with temperature reading of 54°F at the air handler, indicating restricted airflow or potential refrigerant issue. Inspected control board wiring and electrical connections, which appeared intact with proper terminations at terminal block. System was operational at time of inspection despite ice buildup on coil surfaces. Documented conditions with photographic evidence of frosted evaporator coil and control board components for maintenance records.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on 4-year-old HVAC system located in basement. Inspection included air filter evaluation, combustion analysis using Testo 310 analyzer (measured O2 at 7.5% and CO at 33 ppm), and system performance assessment. Additionally inspected humidifier, thermostat, and hot water tank as part of routine maintenance protocol.

Completed Gold AC Inspection on a one-year-old Lennox air conditioning system with basement coil location. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges, confirming proper R410A refrigerant charge with suction pressure at 121.1 PSIG (41.1°F) and discharge pressure at 237.6 PSIG (80.4°F). Measured superheat at 15.0°F and subcooling at 4.0°F, both within acceptable operating parameters. Inspected outdoor condenser unit positioned on composite pad against exterior wall, noting unit in good operational condition with proper clearance and level installation. System operating efficiently with no deficiencies identified during inspection.

Responded to service call for noisy outdoor compressor unit. Upon arrival, verified system was still operational and maintaining cooling capacity. Inspected Emerson digital thermostat displaying 79°F room temperature with 63% humidity, confirmed proper communication between thermostat and HVAC system. Proceeded to basement to examine furnace and air handler installation. Evaluated electrical connections, ductwork, and PVC condensate drainage system for any issues that could contribute to compressor noise. Photographed thermostat settings and basement equipment configuration for service records. System remained functional throughout inspection with heating and cooling capabilities intact.

Performed annual backflow prevention device testing on commercial fire suppression system connected to fire hydrant assembly. Inspected brass valve components and piping connections, noting weathering and surface corrosion on metal fittings. Completed required testing procedures, documented results, and captured photographic evidence of device condition and configuration for municipal compliance records.

Conducted on-site assessment of commercial kitchen to provide estimate for gas line connection to multiple cooking appliances. Evaluated existing gas infrastructure, including routing requirements for professional-grade range, deep fryer, and additional kitchen equipment positioned under exhaust hood system. Inspected current gas line configuration, pipe sizing requirements, and connection points needed to safely supply gas to all equipment per commercial code specifications.

Returned to property to address ongoing cooling issue with outdoor condensing unit. Replaced defective plug switch combo that was preventing proper unit operation. Upon inspection, noted significant moss and algae accumulation on refrigerant lines indicating prolonged moisture exposure and need for routine maintenance. Verified electrical connections secure and tested unit operation after component replacement. System now cycling properly and cooling effectively. Recommended regular maintenance to prevent future biological growth on exterior components and ensure optimal performance.

Responded to no-cooling call where 6-year-old AC system in basement was not blowing any air and indoor temperature exceeded 80 degrees. Upon arrival, verified thermostat was calling for cooling but furnace blower was not activating. Diagnosed complete system failure with no airflow from supply registers. Troubleshot electrical connections, control board signals, and blower motor operation to identify root cause and restore cooling function to the residence.

Installed commercial rooftop DOAS unit on knock-down curb at bearing wall location. Set and secured curb for roofer flashing and deck opening, extended gas line from roof main, completed electrical and control connections, and fabricated W-configuration supply drop with three legs and grilles. Installed and programmed CaptiveAire zone control panel, resolving communications fault during system configuration and startup.

Performed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 10+ year old air conditioning system located in basement. Evaluated existing HVAC equipment including condensate drainage system with PVC piping and assessed overall system condition. Documented current thermostat (Sensi digital programmable unit set at 70°F) and photographed equipment configuration for replacement estimate preparation.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 10+ year old residential HVAC system with air handler located in basement. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and indoor components, verifying operational status of all equipment. System currently functioning properly but requires special-ordered air filters and humidifier pads available through Williams Distributing Livonia. Follow-up service visit scheduled to install filters and complete maintenance items as noted in invoice #AMP-M1-1056.