Trusted HVAC Services in Sterling Heights, MI

Responded to no-start condition on 14kW Generac generator following recent power outage. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection and found unit with access panel removed, exposing internal components. Observed moisture accumulation in base pan with visible brown liquid pooling, indicating potential drainage issue affecting system operation. Identified orange condensate pump with connected wiring and tubing in lower compartment. Inspected refrigerant lines, insulated piping, and electrical connections for damage or disconnection that could prevent startup. Checked internal housing components and mounting hardware for proper installation. Documented unit condition and component configuration with photographs for service records. Unit positioned on concrete pad showing normal weathering, with all external panels accessible for maintenance procedures.

Responded to callback for water heater leak following previous day's installation of furnace and Bradford White water heater. Upon arrival, found active leak at inlet fixture connection entering wall, resulting in standing water around unit and no hot water availability. Inspected installation, verified water heater level and plumbing connections, tightened fixture connection at wall penetration point, and resolved leak. Confirmed proper operation and hot water restoration before departure.

Responded to service call for 2-year-old furnace located in basement making loud noises. Performed diagnostic inspection of unit, examining control board error codes, heating ignition sequence components, and blower assembly. Inspected electrical connections, wiring harnesses, and motor assembly for loose connections or mechanical issues that could cause excessive noise during operation. Documented equipment condition with photos showing diagnostic label, internal wiring configuration, and condensate drain pan area for service records.

Responded to no hot water complaint on 50-gallon State water heater, approximately 10-11 years old, located in basement. Upon inspection, evaluated unit's operational status, checked gas control valve with red control panel, assessed pilot light and burner assembly function, and verified proper venting through existing ductwork. Examined copper supply lines and connections at top of tank for leaks or corrosion. Tested temperature-pressure relief valve operation and inspected anode rod condition given age of unit. Checked for proper combustion air supply in mechanical room and confirmed adequate clearances around appliance. Documented existing installation with photos showing insulated hot and cold water lines, gas supply connection, and overall system configuration. Provided homeowner with assessment findings and recommendations for repair versus replacement considerations based on unit age and current efficiency standards.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 90,000 BTU furnace, hot water heater, and humidifier with all necessary reconnections. Obtained mechanical permits prior to installation and performed all work to code specifications. Verified proper system operation with pressure diagnostics measuring -0.326 inches of water gauge, confirmed all control wiring connections including Resideo components, and ensured all equipment was functioning within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

# Main Drain Cleanout Service Report Responded to a sewer line backup affecting the entire house that had been occurring for two days. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment which confirmed probable root intrusion in the main sewer line. Located and accessed the main drain cleanout in the basement utility area. Successfully cleared the blockage and restored proper drainage throughout the plumbing system, eliminating the backup condition.

# HVAC Service Report Performed comprehensive furnace tune-up service on gas-fired heating unit located in basement. Conducted thorough system inspection, cleaning, and maintenance procedures to ensure optimal performance and safety for the upcoming heating season. ## Work Performed Accessed furnace cabinet and inspected all internal components for wear, damage, and proper operation. Removed and cleaned blower assembly, removing accumulated dust and debris from blower wheel and housing. Inspected heat exchanger for cracks, corrosion, or signs of failure using visual inspection methods. Examined and serviced air filtration system. Documented existing filter condition, which showed significant dust accumulation and discoloration across mesh surface, indicating extended use period. Inspected filter housing assembly, including hinged access door, frame mounting, and sealing surfaces to ensure proper fit and air bypass prevention. Cleaned burner assembly and inspected burner flames for

Responded to service call for homeowner requesting modification of vent pipe configuration from curved to 90-degree angle. Inspected 12-year-old furnace system located in basement, evaluated existing flexible ductwork, and assessed foam pipe insulation condition. Performed filter and humidifier component inspection to determine replacement part availability.

Inspected 30-year-old furnace in basement that was not heating due to failed heat exchanger and high limit switch. Documented existing HVAC system including Honeywell humidifier attachment and assessed condition of ductwork, wiring, and copper lines. Provided estimate for complete furnace replacement with options for AC and humidifier replacement.

Inspected 30-year-old furnace that was not producing heat. Discovered significant deterioration of heat exchanger and multiple components showing age-related wear. Performed safety check revealing carbon monoxide risk, necessitating immediate shutdown of unit. Recommended full system replacement due to age, unavailability of parts, and safety concerns.

Conducted an estimate for replacement of an existing gas furnace located in the basement. Current Amana unit is operational but age is unknown. Inspected and documented the existing PVC vent pipe configurations (2" diameter) with multiple turns and connections, and measured critical dimensions (19½" and 14") for proper replacement sizing. Evaluated ceiling clearance and existing ductwork to ensure compatibility with potential replacement systems.

Successfully installed a chimney liner for the existing hot water system, which included proper connection to the Bradford White water heater. Secured all ventilation components with appropriate metal clamps and verified system integrity and proper venting for safe operation.

Conducted diagnostic assessment of a 1-year-old furnace due to homeowner's concerns about high gas bills. Verified temperature discrepancy between thermostat setting (72°F) and actual room temperature (76.6°F) using calibrated UEI PDT E35 thermometer. Recalibrated Emerson thermostat to match actual temperature readings, which should help optimize system efficiency and reduce unnecessary runtime.

Completed installation of new bathroom exhaust fan ventilation system. Mounted rooftop ventilation assembly consisting of circular dome housing with integrated motor on square metallic base. Connected unit to existing ductwork and verified proper operation of the exhaust system.

Performed diagnostic assessment on furnace and water heater systems following water submersion in basement. Observed significant corrosion and mineral deposits on A.O. Smith water heater unit, particularly around top connections and tank surface. Documented damage with photos showing compromised equipment condition and surrounding utility area for comprehensive damage evaluation.

Responded to no-heat call for Lexair furnace less than 10 years old located in basement. Diagnostic testing with multimeter revealed negative voltage readings (-2.9V) at control board. Inspected venting system and identified minor condensate leak at PVC pipe joint, which was sealed to prevent further moisture damage. Replaced faulty control board to restore proper furnace operation and verified system functionality before completing service.

Responded to callback for recently installed hot water tank leaking from the bottom. Installed drip pan with alarm system as required. Verified proper valve operation and secure pipe connections to prevent future leakage issues.

Responded to service call for water tank leak in laundry room. Upon inspection, replaced faulty water heater with new unit, installed proper ventilation pipe to ceiling, and connected all required copper piping with appropriate shut-off valves. System was tested and confirmed to be functioning correctly with no leaks present.

Successfully installed a 40-gallon Rheem tanked water heater in basement utility area with all required copper piping connections and proper venting. Installation included a drip pan with alarm system for leak protection as specified. All connections were tested and system is functioning properly.

Performed Gold Furnace Inspection on basement-located forced air unit. Removed access panel to inspect interior components including blower motor assembly, control boards, and electrical wiring. All components were found to be in normal working condition with no visible damage or unusual wear.