Heating and Cooling Hamtramck

Completed boiler piping repairs as specified in the approved estimate, including replacement of flanged pipe sections with new gasket material on the vertical black pipe assembly. Installed new teal-colored gaskets between multiple flanged connections and reassembled the piping system with proper torque specifications to ensure leak-free operation of the boiler system.

Completed full system replacement estimate for 50+ year old furnace and air conditioning system located in first-floor utility closet. Assessed existing equipment condition, ductwork configuration, electrical requirements, and installation access constraints. Documented current system specifications, photographed equipment and mechanical space layout, and provided comprehensive quote for complete HVAC system replacement including furnace, AC unit, and necessary modifications to existing infrastructure.

Completed annual Gold furnace inspection and tune-up on a 2-year-old Lennox G23Q3-75 80% efficiency forced air furnace located in basement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including burner inspection, heat exchanger examination, blower motor operation check, and verified proper function of all safety controls and electrical connections. All components operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues identified.

Completed boiler installation in basement mechanical room, including all necessary piping connections and system integration with existing infrastructure. Mechanical and electrical permits were requested and approved for the installation. Connected new blue-cased boiler unit to copper and metal piping network, ensuring proper gas line routing and secure mounting. System was tested and reconnected to verify operational functionality upon completion.

Completed steam boiler line repairs including replacement of corroded brass fittings and compression connections on the horizontal supply piping. Installed new shut-off valve with wheel handle and re-piped sections of copper line running through floor joists to ensure proper flow and eliminate leaks. Insulated vertical pipe penetration through ceiling to prevent heat loss and secured with appropriate banding.

Conducted on-site evaluation for whole home generator installation at residential property. Assessed exterior wall mounting location on light blue brick structure and documented existing natural gas meter installation with current piping configuration. Evaluated gas service capacity, meter accessibility, and proposed generator placement area marked on ground near exterior wall. Reviewed electrical service panel requirements and determined optimal routing for gas line connection from existing meter to proposed generator location. Documented site conditions including ground surface preparation needs and clearance requirements from structure and property boundaries. Provided comprehensive electrical estimate for new whole home generator system installation including all necessary materials, labor, permits, and connection to existing natural gas infrastructure.

# HVAC Service Completed Returned to property to complete sight glass replacement on Burnham boiler that was initiated during previous visit. The sight glass had been taken to shop for proper cleaning with glass cutting tools, a step that was inadvertently missed during the initial service call. Upon arrival, installed the properly cleaned and prepared sight glass assembly, ensuring all connections were secure and leak-free. Verified boiler operation and confirmed sight glass functionality for proper water level monitoring. Unit tested and left in operational condition.

Responded to service call for piping estimate in basement area. Upon inspection, identified significant moisture issues with heavy frost and ice buildup on metal ductwork and condensation on PVC piping, indicating temperature differential problems. Confirmed presence of asbestos-containing materials on existing piping system that requires professional abatement prior to any repair or replacement work. Documented conditions with photographs and advised homeowner that piping replacement cannot proceed until certified asbestos removal is completed in affected area.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing residential boiler system located in basement, estimated to be 15-20 years old. Evaluated current equipment condition, operational status, and replacement requirements. Provided comprehensive estimate for boiler replacement options and discussed available financing solutions with homeowner.

Responded to service call for tankless water heater not heating efficiently. Upon inspection, found unit operational with no visible leaks present. Examined internal components, copper piping connections, and electrical wiring; all appeared in normal working condition with standard oxidation on copper lines. Verified gas supply lines, water inlet/outlet connections with red and blue valve handles, and PVC venting system properly secured. Inspected adjacent furnace and HVAC equipment in utility room to ensure no interference with tankless unit operation. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing proper installation and component arrangement. Unit tested and found functioning within normal parameters at time of service.

Returned to property to install sight glass on boiler system that was previously ordered. Completed Gold annual pre-winter maintenance tune-up on 8-year-old Utica boiler, verifying all operating parameters and system functionality. Unit confirmed operational with proper water feeder operation displaying normal pressure readings and all safety controls functioning correctly.

Responded to service call for 15-year-old boiler system located in basement. Upon inspection, identified severely corroded and deteriorated metal piping requiring replacement due to advanced oxidation and structural compromise. Documented existing conditions showing aged copper and steel piping with significant rust buildup, threaded connections showing wear, and overall system degradation consistent with equipment age. Assessed piping infrastructure including exposed ceiling joists where supply lines run, noting multiple pipe materials and connections in need of attention. Provided customer with findings and recommendations for necessary pipe replacement to restore safe and proper boiler operation.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater in basement of 50-year-old residential property. Upon inspection, discovered heavily corroded boiler system with significant rust damage to vertical supply piping and deteriorating infrastructure throughout the mechanical space. Observed extensive water damage and staining on basement walls surrounding the water meter assembly, indicating prolonged moisture intrusion. Customer reported unit losing complete water capacity every 2-3 hours, requiring manual refilling before operation, with leakage occurring from one specific side when system is activated. Unit had not been operated since previous year. Documented existing conditions through photography, capturing severely corroded piping, aged structural components, and water-damaged surfaces. Assessed system for potential auto-fill capabilities as requested. Recommended evaluation by boiler specialist to determine extent of corrosion damage, viability of repairs versus replacement, and f

Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Obtained mechanical and electrical permits, reconnected existing electrical circuits, and remeasured return air for proper system sizing. Applied for utility rebate on behalf of customer and documented installation with photos showing basement infrastructure and electrical panel connections.

Completed full commercial air conditioning system replacement including removal and recycling of existing equipment. Installed new Lennox ML series 5-ton condenser unit (208-230V/1Ph/60Hz) on composite pad within existing cage, with code-compliant electrical disconnect and GFI protection. Flushed and pressure tested existing line set for reuse, installed 24-inch cased evaporator coil above furnace with necessary supply duct modifications. System tested and verified operational with proper refrigerant pressures and temperatures. All work performed under city mechanical and electrical permits with inspections completed and approved.

Responded to service call for central air conditioning system not cooling and fan making excessive noise. Upon inspection of basement HVAC equipment, assessed existing air handler, furnace, and associated ductwork system. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for complete HVAC system upgrade due to equipment age and operational failure, including new air handler unit, refrigerant lines, and necessary connections to existing infrastructure.

Responded to no-cooling complaint at rental property where tenant reported unusual fan noise and complete loss of cooling capacity. Upon inspection, identified failed run capacitor with severe corrosion and oxidation on terminals. Replaced defective capacitor with new unit, verified all electrical connections, and tested system operation. Unit now running properly with normal fan operation and adequate cooling restored.

Responded to service call for non-functioning Rheem tanked water heater in basement. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of unit to identify cause of malfunction that began two days prior. Completed necessary repairs to restore hot water functionality to the affected system.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and city certification inspection on two 13-year-old furnace units located in basement and attic. Performed full system diagnostics on both units including burner inspection, heat exchanger examination, blower motor operation, ignition system testing, and gas pressure verification. Confirmed proper flame characteristics with blue, steady combustion on burner assembly, checked all electrical connections and wiring, inspected refrigerant lines and gas piping for leaks or deterioration, tested safety controls and limit switches, replaced air filters, and verified proper airflow and temperature rise across heat exchangers. Both furnaces passed inspection and are operating within manufacturer specifications for city certification requirements.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and safety inspection on two 18-year-old furnace units located in attic and crawl space. Performed full system diagnostics including visual inspection of heat exchanger, burner assembly, and blower motor components. Checked electrical connections, tested safety controls, and verified proper operation of all system components. Inspected condensate drain lines and refrigerant connections for leaks or deterioration. Evaluated blower motor performance and examined wiring harnesses for signs of wear or damage. Both units operational and passed safety inspection upon completion of service.