Heating and Cooling Westland

Completed full HVAC system installation including a Lennox 70,000 BTU furnace and 2.5-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed new 500-series humidifier and reconnected existing ductwork to new equipment. Performed refrigerant line flush and added new electrical wiring to code. Positioned outdoor condenser unit on composite pad with proper electrical disconnect box and conduit installation. Mounted furnace in basement utility area with proper plenum connections, PVC venting, and copper refrigerant lines with insulation. Requested and obtained mechanical and electrical permits for the installation. System qualifies for utility rebate program with AHRI certification number 21558662.

Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in basement location. Existing 30-year-old heating and air conditioning equipment has reached end of service life and requires full replacement including furnace, air conditioning unit, and associated ductwork connections. Documented current system configuration including galvanized ductwork, air handler cabinet, and mechanical room layout to ensure accurate equipment sizing and installation planning for replacement system.

Successfully installed a 40-gallon tall water heater in a confined utility space. Properly connected copper supply lines with brass fittings and installed galvanized steel vent piping with secure joints. Verified all connections were leak-free and system was functioning correctly before completing the installation.

Responded to service call for a rooftop RTU experiencing intermittent operation requiring manual resets at the breaker. Inspection revealed communication issues between the control board and main system components, with visible wire connection problems identified in the control panel. Repaired damaged wiring connections, secured loose terminal connectors on the circuit board, and verified proper communication between all system components. Unit now operating correctly with stable performance.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater in residential kitchen. Inspected tank-type water heater with metal exhaust venting and surrounding connections. Identified and repaired leak source, ensuring proper operation and verifying no further moisture issues around the unit mounted on wooden platform.

Responded to service call for 5-year-old residential boiler experiencing lockout error and no heat production. Diagnosed faulty Beckett AquaSmart control module causing system failure. Replaced control module, rewired electrical connections according to manufacturer specifications, and verified proper system operation through complete heating cycle test.

Responded to service call for furnace producing increasingly loud humming noise suspected to be blower-related. Inspection revealed significant dust accumulation in return air grille restricting proper airflow to the one-year-old basement furnace. Cleaned return vent to restore normal airflow and eliminate noise issue; system now operating within normal parameters. Equipment remains under both parts and labor warranty.

Performed Gold Furnace Inspection on a 23-year-old unit that was operational. Conducted combustion analysis using Bacharach analyzer, which showed O2 at 10.5%, CO at 25ppm, efficiency at 91.6%, CO2 at 5.9%, and stack temperature at 109°F. Inspected control board circuitry for proper functionality.

Performed comprehensive tune-up on <10 year old furnace for city certification of rental property. Conducted electrical diagnostics using test equipment to verify proper operation of blower motor and circuit board connections. Inspected and tested humidifier, thermostat, and hot water tank as part of the certification requirements.

Completed installation of a comfort height elongated toilet, replacing the previous fixture which had caused significant water damage and rust to the vintage octagonal tile flooring. Installed new toilet flange to address severe corrosion issues at the waste pipe connection, ensuring proper seal and preventing future leakage.