Local Heating and Cooling Services in Roseville, MI

Responded to commercial facility experiencing complete flooding in dock area due to failed sump pump system. Upon arrival, found extensive standing water throughout the loading dock space with significant accumulation and debris. Assessed non-operational sump pump unit and determined pump failure had caused backup, resulting in substantial water damage to concrete block walls, industrial equipment, and floor surfaces. Restored pump functionality and initiated water removal process using industrial extraction equipment. Verified proper pump operation and drainage capability before clearing the service area.

Responded to no-cool complaint on 10-year-old basement AC unit experiencing poor performance during humid conditions. Upon inspection, discovered compromised refrigerant lines with visible wear, deteriorated insulation, and potential leak points on copper piping. Examined compressor electrical connections, noting accumulated dust and aging wire terminals on motor assembly. System showed signs of reduced efficiency consistent with age and lack of maintenance. Documented equipment condition with photos of refrigerant valve assembly and compressor wiring harness for customer review and recommended comprehensive system evaluation to determine whether repair or replacement would be most cost-effective given unit age and current performance issues.

Responded to no-start condition on commercial air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, discovered system was non-operational. Inspected air handling system and found multiple clogged air filters restricting airflow, which likely contributed to system shutdown. Removed and replaced three dirty 16x25x2 pleated air filters from ceiling-mounted filter housing. Verified proper filter orientation with directional arrows for correct airflow. System restored to normal operation following filter replacement. Unit tested and confirmed running properly at completion of service.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace and 3.5-ton air conditioning unit in basement with outdoor condenser placement in rear yard. Installed new thermostat, humidifier, and reconnected existing ductwork to new equipment. Performed refrigerant charging and system commissioning with digital manifold gauges, verifying proper superheat and subcooling values, temperature differentials, and overall system performance within manufacturer specifications. Requested and coordinated mechanical and electrical permits for installation compliance.

Responded to no-cooling call on 3-year-old attic-mounted slim tech AC unit with history of moisture-related shutdowns and previous motherboard/thermostat replacement. Upon inspection, found extensive water damage to attic floor surrounding air handler, with visible dark staining across multiple OSB panels indicating ongoing condensation issues. Confirmed inadequate or missing insulation on refrigerant lines and condensate management problems causing moisture accumulation on safety sensors, resulting in unit lockout. Documented water damage patterns and uninsulated ductwork contributing to excessive condensation in attic environment. Advised immediate insulation of refrigerant lines, proper condensate drain routing, and evaluation of air handler installation to prevent continued moisture intrusion and potential system failure.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace with liner and 2.5-ton rear-discharge air conditioning unit. Installed new thermostat, condensate pump, and 4x35 ductwork modifications. Obtained mechanical and electrical permits for furnace and AC installation, reconnected existing electrical service, and registered system with AHRI certificate #215663829 for utility rebate eligibility.

Responded to service call for 32-year-old air conditioning system experiencing loud operational noise during startup and shutdown, along with vibration noise during runtime. Upon arrival, inspected 1994-era condensing unit located in side yard between structures, mounted on concrete pad with lava rock landscaping. Unit was still providing cooling but exhibited signs of significant age-related wear consistent with equipment nearing end of service life. Documented existing installation including electrical service connections, meter configuration, and current equipment positioning. Performed comprehensive evaluation of condensing unit cabinet, fan assembly with protective guard, compressor operation, and mounting stability. Assessed noise sources related to aging mechanical components, worn motor bearings, and potential compressor issues typical of three-decade-old equipment. Photographed current installation showing unit placement, electrical infrastructure, surrounding clearances, and

Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit with outdoor condenser placement in left side yard. Installed new White-Rodgers digital thermostat for system control and reconnected all mechanical and electrical components per code requirements. Obtained necessary mechanical and electrical permits, verified proper blower motor operation, secured all wiring connections, and confirmed system functionality upon startup.

Conducted comprehensive HVAC replacement estimate for residential property where existing 20+ year old air conditioning system experienced catastrophic failure due to fire damage. Assessed outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad in backyard, noting severe damage to electrical components and complete system failure. Evaluated indoor air handler and ductwork infrastructure, including existing Comfortmaker furnace unit and galvanized sheet metal distribution system in mechanical room. Documented current system configuration, refrigerant line routing, electrical connections, and ductwork layout to provide accurate replacement specifications. Recommended complete system replacement due to age of equipment, fire damage to critical components, and safety concerns with continued operation of compromised unit.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system for medium-sized residential property requiring full system replacement estimate. Evaluated indoor furnace unit with humidifier and air handler located in basement utility room, along with outdoor cylindrical air conditioning unit positioned against exterior brick wall. Documented current equipment configuration including natural gas furnace, ductwork connections, and aging outdoor condenser showing visible weathering and discoloration. Provided complete replacement estimate for heating and cooling system serving approximately 1500-3000 square feet of conditioned space.

Completed installation of 2-ton air conditioning unit with matching evaporator coil in rear location. Reconnected electrical components per code requirements and installed condensate drain lines with proper PVC piping. System was tested for proper operation, refrigerant charge verified, and all mechanical and electrical connections secured according to manufacturer specifications and local permit requirements.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of 70,000 BTU counterflow furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit in rear configuration. Installed new smart thermostat with programmable scheduling capabilities and integrated iWave air purification system. Added condensate pump to handle drainage requirements for the counterflow application. All mechanical and electrical permits were obtained prior to installation. Reconnected existing electrical service and gas lines to new equipment per code requirements. System was tested and verified operational with thermostat displaying proper cooling mode activation. Installation qualified for utility company energy efficiency rebate program.

Completed comprehensive HVAC system inspection and full system estimate on 20-year-old Bryant furnace and air conditioning system located in basement. Evaluated existing equipment condition, ductwork configuration, condensate drainage system, and overall system performance to provide replacement recommendations for aging residential heating and cooling system.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system not providing cooling throughout home. Upon inspection of outdoor unit and indoor components, evaluated existing HVAC infrastructure including ductwork, refrigerant lines, and system connections. Documented current system condition through photographs showing aged metal ductwork with visible wear, copper refrigerant lines, and associated piping components. Provided comprehensive estimate for complete AC system replacement due to system age and operational failure.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 20-year-old single-unit air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed thorough visual inspection of all accessible components, evaluated system operation and performance, and inspected air filtration system. Documentation revealed used air filter with visible dust accumulation and discoloration, indicating normal service interval maintenance requirements. All equipment was operational at time of inspection, with insulation and vapor barrier materials observed in proper condition around installation area.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 6-year-old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and basement-located air handler. Performed multi-point inspection including visual assessment of condenser unit exterior condition, electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and overall system operation. Unit found to be in proper working condition with no immediate service needs identified at time of inspection.

Responded to service call for 15-year-old Bryant air conditioning system not cooling with non-operational condenser fan. Conducted on-site evaluation of outdoor condenser unit and indoor furnace system to assess equipment condition and determine repair versus replacement options. Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement based on age of equipment, current operational failure, and overall system efficiency considerations.

Responded to service call for garbage disposal that stopped functioning following a power outage. Removed and replaced the existing non-operational garbage disposal unit with a new disposal, reconnecting all plumbing lines including the P-trap assembly and dishwasher drain line. Tested the new unit for proper operation, verified all connections were secure and leak-free, and confirmed the system was functioning correctly before completing the installation.

Performed comprehensive whole home electrical inspection for homeowner. Evaluated exterior electrical meter installation, noting functional digital meter with proper conduit connections, though enclosure showed age-related rust and corrosion requiring monitoring. Identified multiple extension cords improperly stored at ground level near foundation, creating potential safety hazards and code concerns that were documented for homeowner awareness and remediation.

Conducted on-site evaluation for whole home generator installation at residential property. Assessed existing electrical panel configuration and capacity to determine compatibility with generator system requirements. Documented current electrical infrastructure including main service panel with dual-column breaker arrangement and exterior conditions near proposed installation area adjacent to building exterior wall and downspout location.