Expert Heating and Cooling Services in Madison Heights, MI

Completed Gold preventative maintenance inspection on 2018 forced air furnace located in basement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of internal components, electrical connections, blower assembly, and all mechanical systems. All equipment tested and found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of inspection.

Conducted comprehensive full system estimate for complete HVAC replacement in residential basement installation. Evaluated existing Gibson furnace unit with associated electrical disconnect panels, gas line connections with shutoff valve, PVC condensate drainage system, and flexible return air ducting. Assessed current mechanical room configuration including electrical service panels, ventilation piping routing through floor joists, and utility connections. Documented equipment specifications, clearance requirements, and existing infrastructure conditions. Photographed installation area showing gas piping with blue-handled valve, white PVC drain lines with multiple elbows and fittings, corrugated flexible hoses, electrical wiring bundles, and concrete floor space. Reviewed ceiling joist layout and available routing options for new ductwork and venting systems. Measured clearances around existing equipment platform and evaluated structural framing for new system installation requirement

Completed Gold Furnace Inspection on 7-year-old forced air unit located in basement. Equipment operational at time of service. Performed comprehensive multi-point inspection per gold maintenance protocol, including visual examination of furnace components, burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, and all safety controls. Documented equipment condition with photographic records of mechanical room installation.

Replaced defective Gerber tub spout diverter mechanism in accordance with approved estimate. Accessed plumbing through attic crawl space where aging copper supply lines and existing valve assembly were inspected. Removed old chrome tub spout with malfunctioning diverter lever and installed new Gerber replacement unit, ensuring proper seal and function for directing water flow between tub spout and shower head.

Completed annual Gold Furnace Inspection and tune-up on a 13-year-old Bryant heating system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all internal components including blower motor assembly, gas control valve, burner assembly, and electrical connections. Verified proper operation of all system components, checked gas line connections, inspected heat exchanger for cracks or deterioration, and tested safety controls. All colored wiring connections were secure and properly terminated. Blower motor operating smoothly with no unusual noise or vibration. System currently functioning properly with no deficiencies noted. Unit cleared for continued operation.

Completed comprehensive Gold-level furnace inspection on a 1-year-old forced air system located in the utility room. Performed thorough visual examination of all accessible components including blower motor assembly, electrical control panel, wiring connections, and safety controls. Inspected burner assembly, heat exchanger, gas connections, and venting system for proper operation and code compliance. Verified all electrical connections are secure with proper wire management throughout the control panel. Examined blower motor, capacitor, and relay systems for optimal performance. Confirmed thermostat communication and system cycling functions properly. All safety devices tested and functioning within manufacturer specifications. Unit operating efficiently with no deficiencies noted at time of inspection.

Completed Gold Furnace Inspection on an 11-year-old forced air heating system located in hallway. Performed comprehensive inspection of all furnace components including blower motor assembly, heat exchanger, burner operation, and electrical connections. Verified proper equipment operation, documented system specifications, and captured photographic records of major components including blower motor housing with manufacturer labels and associated water heater specifications. All systems functioning as designed with no immediate service requirements identified.

Responded to service call for two plumbing issues in residential property. Addressed dripping bathtub faucet in upstairs bathroom where previous DIY repair with aftermarket hardware store parts had failed. Inspected three-handle chrome shower/tub valve assembly mounted on ceramic tile wall. Disassembled faucet controls, replaced worn cartridges and seals with manufacturer-specified components to restore proper shut-off function and eliminate persistent drip from tub spout. Proceeded to basement with family member assistance to access second issue. Inspected main water shut-off valve showing active leak at valve stem. Brass gate valve displayed corrosion and mineral deposits consistent with age-related deterioration. Tightened packing nut and replaced packing material to stop leak at valve stem. Tested valve operation to ensure proper function for emergency shut-off capability. Both repairs completed successfully with no active drips remaining at time of departure.

Responded to a water leak originating from the main drain pipe located beneath the toilet. Upon inspection, discovered severely corroded cast iron drain piping in the basement ceiling area showing extensive rust deterioration and active moisture damage. Removed floor tiles in the bathroom to access the toilet flange and underlying drain connection, exposing the compromised pipe section. Documented the extent of corrosion on the main drain stack and assessed the structural integrity of surrounding plumbing components, including the hot and cold water supply lines running adjacent to the affected area.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment of fire-damaged commercial rooftop HVAC unit to provide detailed ductwork and equipment replacement estimate. Unit sustained catastrophic fire damage with extensive charring, soot accumulation, warped panels, and compromised internal components rendering equipment completely non-functional. Documented extensive damage to metal casing, structural framework, and all mechanical systems through photographic evidence for insurance and replacement specifications.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and safety inspection on 16-year-old rooftop HVAC unit located in backyard. Performed full system diagnostics including thermostat calibration, humidifier operation verification, and hot water tank assessment. All components evaluated for proper operation and safety compliance, with photographic documentation captured for service records.

Completed comprehensive Gold-level furnace inspection on 10+ year old forced air heating system located in basement. Unit was operational at time of service. Identified issue with humidifier feed line requiring repair—marked sections of piping for cut-out and replacement with coupling and shark bite humidifier feed valve to restore proper water supply to humidification system. Documented existing plumbing configuration including copper supply lines, shut-off valves, and connection points for future reference and corrective action.

Completed furnace tune-up on a 4-year-old unit located in the basement. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of all components, cleaning, and system testing to ensure optimal performance for the heating season. Customer expressed interest in rejoining the maintenance plan program.

Provided equipment replacement estimate for 3-year-old AirQuest air conditioning system that sustained storm damage. Unit currently operational but compromised; located at exterior with utility room air handler. Documented existing dual condenser configuration, electrical panel specifications, and refrigerant line routing for replacement planning.

Completed Gold Plan furnace maintenance inspection on 30-year-old unit located in attic with restricted access. Assisted with attic access due to small opening, performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of heat exchanger, blower assembly, and electrical components. All safety checks completed and unit found operating within normal parameters at time of inspection.

Responded to service call for 15-year-old air conditioning system located in attic that was not operational. Performed comprehensive system evaluation and documented existing electrical infrastructure including main breaker panel, circuit directory, and exterior meter installation. Provided replacement estimate for complete HVAC system due to age and non-functional status of equipment.

Completed scheduled filter change maintenance on two rooftop units at commercial facility. Accessed roof-mounted RTUs and removed existing filters showing moderate dust accumulation and discoloration from normal operation. Installed new replacement filters in both units to restore proper airflow and system efficiency. All units operational upon completion with improved air filtration performance.

Responded to service call for 3-year-old Goodman air conditioning unit with reduced cooling capacity and ice buildup on outdoor coil and refrigerant lines. Upon inspection, found heavily soiled electrical panel with significant dust, debris, and cobweb accumulation affecting system performance. Cleaned electrical connections and terminal block assembly, removed accumulated dirt from contactor housing, and inspected wiring connections for proper operation. Verified electrical components functioning correctly after cleaning, checked refrigerant line connections, and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation with ice buildup resolved.

Completed installation of a new 50-gallon natural draft water heater in residential utility area. The existing non-functional unit was removed and replaced with a standard atmospheric vent water heater, including proper copper piping connections, temperature and pressure relief valve installation, and all necessary code-compliant fittings. All connections were tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to report of floor drain backup in commercial mechanical space. Upon arrival, inspected floor drain and found heavily corroded drain fixture with significant rust buildup affecting proper drainage function. Performed main drain cleanout to clear obstruction and restore proper flow. Documented existing conditions including deteriorated drain components and staining on surrounding concrete floor surface indicating previous backup issues.