HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical in Detroit

Returned to complete plumbing work following city water service restoration. Successfully completed majority of scheduled repairs with exception of #1 valve replacement, which requires city water shutoff to proceed safely. Installed copper supply lines and laundry tub rough-in above meter location, pending final connections once valve replacement is completed. Pressurized system and conducted comprehensive leak testing throughout home with satisfactory results. Identified debris accumulation in lavatory and kitchen faucets due to old galvanized piping system; both fixtures will require replacement on subsequent visit. Documented water-damaged floor joists in crawl space area near plumbing infrastructure and newly installed utility sink with dual shutoff valves mounted to OSB backing. All accessible plumbing connections functioning properly at time of departure. Advised property owner to schedule follow-up appointment once municipal water shutoff is coordinated for valve installation an

Responded to callback for boiler system with reported black water accumulation in furnace tube. Upon inspection, verified hydronic heating system remained operational with proper heat output. Examined boiler control panel, copper piping network, and associated plumbing connections throughout the mechanical system. Documented existing conditions of green boiler unit, control circuitry displaying normal readings, and copper pipe configuration with expansion tank. System assessed and photographed for service records, with no immediate safety concerns identified during visit.

Completed installation of 4-ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil utilizing R-454B refrigerant. Unit installed at rear location with electrical reconnection performed. System installed in attic space with proper insulation and ductwork connections, while Bryant furnace and air handler remain in basement mechanical room. Mechanical and electrical permits requested and all manufacturer specifications followed for refrigerant compatibility and coil maintenance requirements.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 15-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, verification of proper drainage through PVC condensate line and overflow pan, examination of electrical connections, and evaluation of overall system operation. Unit confirmed to be in working condition at time of inspection, with all components accessible and functioning as designed.

Completed comprehensive Gold-level inspection on multi-unit HVAC system with equipment aged 5-10+ years. Performed thorough examination of furnace components including blower motor assembly, burner tray, gas valve controls, and all electrical connections; verified proper operation of all internal mechanical systems and confirmed adequate airflow through ventilation components. Inspected outdoor Daikin condenser unit, evaluated cabinet condition, verified fan operation, and assessed refrigerant lines and overall system performance; documented equipment condition with detailed photography for maintenance records.

Provided comprehensive estimate for replacement of existing 10+ year old natural gas furnace and air conditioning system located in basement. Evaluated current equipment operation, electrical panel capacity, and existing Goodman thermostat configuration to determine optimal replacement specifications and compatibility requirements.

Completed plumbing inspection and assessment of basement utility area. Water heater and associated copper piping connections were examined and photographed for documentation purposes. All mechanical systems, including HVAC unit and related ductwork, were visually inspected to ensure proper operation and identify any potential service needs.

Responded to emergency service call for city water shutoff at residential property. Upon arrival, inspected basement plumbing system and documented existing conditions showing aged copper and brass piping with multiple fittings, valves, and significant corrosion at connection points. The vertical brass pipe assembly displayed blue-green copper oxidation and mineral deposits indicating prolonged water exposure. Observed moisture staining on surrounding surfaces and extensive efflorescence buildup at foundation penetrations. Tagged affected plumbing components with warning labels and photographed deteriorated areas for documentation purposes. Coordinated with property contact regarding water shutoff status and provided assessment of plumbing conditions requiring attention.

Completed gas dryer hookup to existing gas line at newly remodeled residence. Installed gas line connector and dryer vent at single location where appliance was already positioned. All connections tested and verified for proper operation and safety compliance.

Completed gas line repairs in crawl space and attic area. Installed new yellow corrugated CSST (Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing) gas line with proper fittings and connections, replacing compromised sections. Secured all gas piping to floor joists per code requirements, ensuring proper support and clearance from other mechanical systems including HVAC ductwork and existing plumbing lines. Performed pressure test on entire gas line system to verify integrity of all connections and confirm no leaks present. All work completed to current plumbing and gas fitting codes.

Responded to low water pressure complaint in kitchen hot water faucet and complete loss of water flow to outdoor/backyard faucet in 1950s-era home. Investigated plumbing system throughout property including main water shutoff valve location in basement. Inspected interior fixtures, supply lines, and outdoor hose bibs to diagnose pressure loss issues that had persisted since previous summer. Documented existing plumbing conditions and fixture configurations for service records.

Returned to complete water service upgrade work previously scheduled when city water shutoff was required. City did not shut off water as planned; however, proceeded with all accessible work. Successfully completed replacement of water lines and installation of new copper piping throughout the system, with exception of main #1 valve which requires city water shutoff to safely replace. Installed tankless water heater unit with proper connections and shut-off valves. Unable to complete laundry tub hookup and associated water line connections as these components are located directly above the water meter and cannot be properly installed until the #1 valve replacement is completed. Advised that bathroom lavatory and kitchen faucets will require replacement due to significant debris accumulation from the old galvanized piping system. These faucets can be installed during the return visit if parts are available on-site. Pressurized the entire plumbing system and conducted comprehensive le

Performed comprehensive whole home electrical inspection following reports of cut ground wire and multiple electrical deficiencies in recently renovated property. Conducted thorough evaluation of main electrical panel, identifying disorganized wiring, improper wire management, and potential code violations including questionable wire connections with aftermarket connectors. Inspected exterior electrical fixtures and service entrance components, documenting conditions of outdoor lighting fixtures and service conductors mounted to building exterior. Photographed panel interior showing circuit breaker arrangement, bus bar configuration, and wire routing for documentation and future reference. Assessment revealed multiple areas requiring attention consistent with substandard installation practices, providing homeowner with detailed findings to address safety concerns and bring electrical system into compliance with current standards.

Responded to service call for loud harmonic humming noise from blower motor during system operation, with noise more pronounced during cooling cycle. Upon inspection, measured blower motor amperage at 56.2 amps using digital clamp meter to diagnose potential electrical or mechanical issues. Inspected furnace burner assembly and internal components for any loose mounting hardware or debris that could contribute to vibration and noise. System remained operational with ability to heat and cool throughout diagnostic process.

Completed comprehensive whole home plumbing inspection at homeowner's request. Inspection revealed significant water intrusion in basement utility area with standing water covering concrete floor, indicating active flooding condition requiring immediate attention. Documented plumbing infrastructure including gas line installations with brass regulator valve, water supply systems, utility sink with standard faucet fixture, and various vertical pipe runs along concrete block walls. Identified need for separate appointment to address HVAC system inspection focusing on furnace and ductwork as requested by homeowner during scheduled visit.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection and preventative maintenance on three 17-year-old air conditioning systems located in the attic, basement, and garage. Performed thorough tune-up procedures on all units including inspection of condenser coils, fan assemblies, electrical connections, capacitors, and contactors. Documented existing conditions with photographic evidence showing outdoor condenser unit with cylindrical configuration, protective fan guard, and unit placement on concrete pad. Inspected electrical control panel and disconnect box, noting age-related corrosion and weathering on metal components and housing consistent with 17-year-old equipment exposed to outdoor conditions. Verified proper operation of all three systems and ensured standard HVAC control wiring connections were secure across all units.

Replaced faulty icemaker supply valve and connecting hose assembly to restore water supply to refrigerator ice maker. Accessed plumbing connections in basement ceiling space, removed old valve and deteriorated supply line, installed new chrome shut-off valve with braided stainless steel flex line, and verified proper water flow and leak-free connections upon completion.

Responded to service call for rainwater intrusion into main electrical panel from meter location. Upon inspection, found significant rust and corrosion on panel enclosure exterior and mounting frame, confirming moisture exposure issues. Assessed all circuit breakers and internal wiring connections for water damage and safety concerns. Documented existing panel condition showing weathering on exterior metal housing while verifying all circuits remained operational. Provided recommendations for proper weatherproofing and sealing of meter-to-panel connection point to prevent future water infiltration and potential electrical hazards.

Responded to emergency call for hissing and leaking automatic storage water heater in basement. Inspected unit and identified active leak at tank connection point with visible water damage. Documented water heater model specifications, gas control valve assembly, and copper supply line configuration for replacement recommendations, as tank integrity was compromised and repair was not viable.

Completed estimate for replacement of 30-year-old furnace unit located in crawl space accessed through interior wooden panel. Assessed existing HVAC equipment and ductwork configuration in confined below-grade area with exposed dirt flooring, evaluated current system connections including flexible metallic conduit and plenum assembly, and documented conditions for furnace replacement proposal.