HVAC, Plumber and Electrician in Oak Park, MI

Completed installation of 2.5-ton air conditioning system with evaporator coil in rear yard location. Installed new electrical circuit to support the unit and obtained mechanical, electrical, and AC permits as required. System was positioned and secured in the outdoor area, with all refrigerant lines connected and tested for proper operation.

Completed full HVAC system installation in residential basement, including new furnace, air conditioning unit, and condensate pump. Installed copper refrigerant lines with insulation, configured PVC condensate drain lines in Y-configuration, and connected all electrical and plumbing connections per manufacturer specifications. Submitted permit request and documented system for utility rebate programs with AHRI reference number 215584890.

Completed routine HVAC maintenance inspection on heating system per prepaid service agreement. Verified proper ignition sequence, confirmed burner assembly operating with clean blue flame pattern, inspected electrical connections and wiring at control board, and documented system condition with photographs.

Installed shut-off valves on gas lines serving the dryer and furnace, which were previously hard-piped without individual isolation capability. Created wall access point through tiled surface to reach gas line connections, installed code-compliant ball valves on both appliance supply lines, and restored wall access opening. Work enables safe appliance disconnection for future service or replacement without shutting down entire gas system.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old air conditioning system located in basement. Upon arrival, found thermostat not communicating with air handler unit. Inspected HVAC equipment including gray metal air handler and associated ductwork. Diagnosed communication failure between thermostat and system controls. Troubleshot electrical connections, control board, and wiring between thermostat and equipment. Verified power supply to unit and checked for loose connections at air handler. Restored proper communication between thermostat and system, confirmed cooling operation restored, and tested system functionality before departure.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 6-year-old residential air conditioning system with basement-located air handler. Performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit, verified electrical disconnect operation and proper labeling, examined refrigerant lines noting active frost accumulation on suction line indicating proper system operation and refrigerant flow, inspected service valves and brass fittings for leaks or damage, and documented all major components. System operating within normal parameters with appropriate superheat and subcooling characteristics as evidenced by line temperatures.

# Generator Power Distribution Repair Responded to service call for a Briggs & Stratton 12kW standby generator experiencing partial power loss to residence. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of the unit and transfer switch system. Opened main electrical control panel to inspect internal components, connections, and control circuits. Discovered voltage imbalance issue affecting power distribution to building circuits. Inspected circuit boards, transformers, relays, and terminal blocks within the control panel. Verified all wire connections at red and black terminal points, checking for loose connections or signs of overheating. Tested thick red power cables and traced circuits through the transfer switch assembly. Examined voltage monitor settings documented on equipment housing, noting operational parameters set at 238V with ±10% tolerance thresholds. Evaluated circuit breaker positions and disconnect switch operation. Inspected all colored wire runs includ

Responded to service call for cracked pipe stack in basement mechanical room. Upon inspection, identified compromised vertical stack with visible cracking requiring replacement. Removed damaged section of pipe stack and installed new stack assembly, ensuring proper alignment with existing plumbing infrastructure and HVAC ductwork in confined space. Tested system for leaks and verified proper drainage flow upon completion.

Successfully installed a new 50-gallon Bradford White standard water heater in basement utility room. The installation included proper venting with metallic vent pipe, copper water line connections with brass fittings, and compliance with all manufacturer specifications and safety requirements.

Conducted whole-home HVAC replacement estimate for existing furnace and air conditioning system. Inspected basement-located furnace and outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad against building exterior, documented current equipment configuration including electrical connections, disconnect switches, and conduit routing. Provided customer with replacement options and recommendations for complete system upgrade.

Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive inspection of tanked water heater system and associated plumbing infrastructure. Assessed water meter installation and supply line connections for proper operation and potential issues affecting hot water delivery. Examined heating unit components for signs of failure, corrosion, or deterioration that would prevent proper water heating function. Documented existing conditions including visible corrosion on metal pipes and fittings, mineral deposits on supply lines, and overall system age indicators. Verified water supply flow through meter and distribution lines. Evaluated structural mounting and connection integrity of water heating system components to ensure safe operation and identify root cause of hot water failure.

Completed furnace inspection and repair work to ensure system compliance with required safety standards. Addressed previously identified deficiencies referenced from prior service history, performing necessary repairs on furnace unit located in laundry room. System tested and verified operational following completion of corrective measures.

Completed comprehensive cooling maintenance and tune-up on 7-year-old residential air conditioning system. Unit was operational upon arrival and confirmed to be working properly by customer. Performed standard AC tune-up procedures including inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verification of fan operation, and system performance evaluation. Unit exterior shows age-appropriate weathering and rust staining on cabinet panels but remains structurally sound and fully functional. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing condenser mounted on protective pad with proper clearances maintained. All maintenance tasks completed successfully and system left in proper working order.

Completed air conditioning inspection and tune-up on 14-year-old system with equipment located in basement. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, noting significant rust and corrosion on fan motor cover plate and age-related wear on protective fan guard, though unit remains structurally sound and operational. All components checked and system confirmed functioning within normal parameters for equipment of this age.

Completed comprehensive tune-up inspection on residential HVAC system with outdoor condenser unit and basement air handler. Performed standard maintenance checks including thermostat calibration, humidifier inspection, and hot water tank evaluation. Unit operational and functioning within normal parameters upon completion of service.

Performed annual AC tune-up and cooling maintenance on 16-year-old Bryant system. During inspection, discovered failed secondary heat exchanger in furnace unit, resulting in system shutdown for safety. Documented existing HVAC equipment configuration including furnace, ductwork, and associated mechanical components in basement utility area.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 15-year-old residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including electrical component inspection, circuit board examination, and verification of proper control board operation. All equipment confirmed operational with homeowner present, system functioning within normal parameters at time of inspection.

Completed comprehensive assessment of 22-year-old oversized R22 AC system and furnace for replacement estimate. Documented multiple critical deficiencies including partially melted evaporator coil drain pan, condenser unit improperly secured on deteriorating cement block pad with deck construction limiting access, and furnace showing rust on blower motor and housing with inadequate transition ductwork to cased coil. Provided separate equipment replacement quotes for AC system and combined furnace/AC replacement, including provisions for proper condensate drainage installation as unit currently lacks drain pan and drainage infrastructure.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 45,000 BTU counterflow furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit positioned in right side yard. Installed concentric venting system routed through attic space with proper PVC piping, secured with metal strapping to structural members. Set new thermostat, reconnected all electrical and mechanical connections, and verified system operation. Mechanical and electrical permits requested for furnace and AC installation, with utility rebate documentation submitted.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system reported to be low on refrigerant. Inspected Lennox HVAC system with equipment located in basement and outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad adjacent to building exterior. Performed system diagnostics including pressure testing, leak detection, and operational assessment of the 2017 model unit to determine refrigerant levels and identify any potential leaks in the system.