HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical in Detroit

Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement following theft of existing air conditioning unit. Assessment included evaluation of basement-installed furnace and air handler with associated ductwork distribution system, as well as specifications for new outdoor condensing unit to restore cooling capacity. Quoted natural gas furnace replacement options compatible with existing infrastructure and duct configuration to ensure proper system performance and efficiency.

Responded to service call for 6-year-old basement furnace producing only cool air instead of heat. Conducted diagnostic inspection and identified failed heat exchanger and defective inducer motor. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for furnace system due to critical component failures affecting safe operation and heating capability.

Responded to service call for leaking bathroom sink and slow-draining toilet in downstairs bathroom of 70-year-old home. Upon inspection, identified faulty fill valve assembly in toilet tank causing water overflow and contributing to drainage issues. Replaced deteriorated fill valve components including refill tube connections, adjusted water level settings, and tested flush mechanism for proper operation. Inspected sink drain lines and verified proper water supply connections throughout bathroom. All fixtures restored to normal operation with no active leaks detected at completion.

Responded to service call for leaking outdoor spigot. Upon arrival, discovered extensive structural deterioration of foundation wall surrounding the exterior water supply line. The brick foundation showed severe collapse with compromised mortar joints, displaced bricks, and multiple voids exposing interior cavities. The copper supply pipe exhibited significant corrosion and was routed through the damaged masonry structure. Due to the catastrophic failure of the supporting foundation and unsafe structural conditions, the outdoor spigot repair could not be completed as originally requested. Documented extensive damage with photographs showing fallen brickwork, deteriorated mortar, and exposed piping. Recommended immediate consultation with structural engineer and masonry contractor to assess foundation stability before any plumbing repairs can be safely performed.

Responded to service call for leaking tanked water heater in basement of 73-year-old residence. Upon inspection, identified a Defense brand residential water heater, approximately 19-21 years old, installed on north basement wall with active leak at tank base. Unit showed signs of significant age and deterioration, with corrosion evident on tank body and compromised structural integrity. Documented existing installation configuration including copper supply lines, metallic exhaust vent system, temperature and pressure relief valve assembly, and gas shutoff valve. Photographed water heater condition, surrounding plumbing connections, ductwork integration, and basement environment showing water damage on adjacent walls. Advised customer that tank failure due to age-related corrosion requires complete water heater replacement, as leaking tank cannot be repaired and poses risk of catastrophic failure and water damage.

Completed routine maintenance inspection on a 10+ year old boiler system located in basement. Unit was operational upon arrival with all components functioning properly. Inspected pressure gauge readings, sight glass, circulation pump, and all piping connections for proper operation and signs of wear or leakage. Verified system safety controls and documented current condition of equipment with photographic records.

Provided estimate for replacement of non-functional hot water boiler system located in basement utility area. Current equipment is over 10 years old and no longer operational, with visible signs of water damage and moisture issues on concrete floor surrounding the unit. Assessment included evaluation of existing venting system, plumbing connections, and electrical service to determine replacement specifications and installation requirements.

Responded to a clogged drain in the basement half bathroom of a thirty-year-old home where the issue had been present for one day. Successfully cleared the blockage in the sink drain, restoring proper drainage with no other drains in the home affected. Additionally discussed with the homeowner their interest in replacing the existing two-handle chrome faucet fixture with a customer-supplied unit in the same location.

Responded to service request for gas line connection to dryer. Conducted on-site assessment of existing gas infrastructure and determined routing requirements from main supply to dryer location. Procured necessary materials including black iron pipe, fittings, and connectors from plumbing supply distributor. Evaluated basement workspace conditions and identified optimal path for gas line installation through floor joists while maintaining proper clearances from existing HVAC ductwork and structural members. Provided detailed quote for complete gas line installation including materials, labor, pressure testing, and code compliance verification.

Completed full re-piping of residential gas line system in basement due to multiple leaks identified by utility company inspection. Replaced all gas piping servicing furnace, water heater, dryer, and stove. Existing infrastructure consisted of undersized 1/2" and 3/4" gas lines with at least four confirmed leak points and additional suspected compromised sections throughout the system. Removed deteriorated piping and installed new gas lines to all appliances per code specifications. Work performed in basement utility area with exposed joists and concrete block walls. All connections tested and verified leak-free upon completion. One-year warranty provided on parts and labor.

Completed installation of 2-ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in rear yard location. Installed new 50-gallon hot water heater with condensate pump and liner in basement mechanical room. Added Ecobee 3 Lite smart thermostat with new wiring run. Performed system evacuation and refrigerant charge, verified pressures reading 10.14 psig low side and 182.5 psig high side with proper subcooling and superheat values. Completed line flush and system startup. All mechanical, electrical, and plumbing permits requested and approved. Unit reconnected to existing ductwork with proper refrigerant line installation and insulation. System tested and operational, qualified for utility rebate program.

Provided estimate for replacement of 14-year-old residential furnace unit located in basement. Current equipment is operational but experiencing performance issues. Assessed existing HVAC system configuration, including air handler unit and ductwork connections, as well as proximity to electrical panel and water heater to determine proper replacement specifications and installation requirements.

Responded to kitchen sink backup in 111-year-old home. Accessed plumbing system through crawlspace to inspect drainage configuration and P-trap assembly beneath sink. Cleared obstruction from drainage line, verified proper flow through PVC trap assembly and corrugated drain line connections. Tested system to ensure complete drainage restoration and confirmed all connections were secure with no leaks present.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 12-year-old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condensing unit and basement-located air handler. Performed multi-point inspection including examination of condenser coils, fan motor operation, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall system performance. Unit found to be operational at time of inspection with all components functioning within normal parameters.

Completed plumbing repairs at residential property including replacement of a corroded 1/2" IP angle toilet stop valve in the second floor main bathroom. Replaced a faulty Kohler GP876851 cartridge in the master bathroom faucet to restore proper water flow and temperature control. Removed and reinstalled shower head in the second floor main bathroom to address fixture issues. Installed three frost-free vacuum breakers on exterior hose spigots to provide backflow prevention and freeze protection for outdoor water connections.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 20+ year old single-unit air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed thorough visual examination of outdoor condensing unit positioned on elevated deck mounting, inspecting compressor, condenser coil fins, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. Evaluated electrical wiring connections and terminal blocks for proper voltage and secure terminations. Assessed condensate drainage system and PVC drain lines for proper function. Inspected unit for signs of wear, corrosion, and environmental damage consistent with age of equipment. Verified system operational status and confirmed unit functioning properly at time of inspection. Documented equipment condition through photographic evidence showing exterior condensing unit placement, electrical connections, and surrounding installation area.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 4-year-old York residential air conditioning system with outdoor condensing unit and basement air handler. Performed full system diagnostics and operational testing on properly functioning single-zone cooling system. Conducted thorough visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad, verified proper installation clearances, checked refrigerant line insulation along exterior wall, and assessed overall equipment condition. All components operating within manufacturer specifications with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on residential air conditioning system. Performed thorough examination of outdoor condenser unit, verifying proper placement, clearances, and external condition. Inspected control board and electrical components inside unit, checking all connections, circuit integrity, and safety devices including fault indicators and DIP switch configurations. All wiring connections were verified secure with proper color coding intact. Documented system condition through photographic records. Unit operating within normal parameters with no immediate concerns identified.

Completed routine AC tune-up on a six-year-old outdoor condenser unit. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of electrical connections at disconnect box, verification of proper refrigerant levels, cleaning of condenser coils, and testing of system operation. Unit is operating within normal parameters with no issues identified or repairs required at this time.

Responded to callback for furnace with no heat and error code in laundry room. Upon inspection, found natural gas furnace (Model XG40T06EC35U0, manufactured June 2014) still experiencing operational failure. Diagnosed system with blue flame present in combustion chamber, indicating ignition sequence initiating but heating cycle not completing. Verified refrigerant lines and service connections, documented equipment condition with illuminated evaporator coil visible through plenum access. Addressed recurring issue preventing heat production, cleared error code, and restored system to proper operation.