Heating and Cooling Melvindale

Responded to service call for loose smokestack/stack extension cap that was previously installed with chimney liner. Upon inspection, found cap had become dislodged, likely due to recent storm activity, though heating and cooling systems remained operational. Performed courtesy air conditioning system inspection as requested, documenting condenser unit condition with photos showing unit in good working order with no visible damage or deterioration.

Responded to service call for 10+ year old air conditioning system making unusual noise during operation. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit in backyard and indoor evaporator coil connected to basement furnace system. Utilized inspection camera to examine internal components, revealing significant rust and corrosion on metal surfaces within the system. Conducted temperature measurements on refrigerant lines and evaporator coil assembly, recording suction line temperature at 53.3°F. Documented condition of equipment showing signs of age-related deterioration and corrosion that may be contributing to operational noise. Provided findings and recommendations for addressing corroded components to restore quiet operation.

Completed comprehensive tune-up and inspection on 5-year-old residential HVAC system including basement-mounted gas furnace and outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures on both units, inspecting all major components, electrical connections, and operational controls. Both systems found to be in good working condition with no immediate repairs required; condensing unit exterior showing normal weathering consistent with age, fan assembly and housing structurally sound, unit properly positioned on concrete pad with adequate clearance.

Completed comprehensive HVAC system estimate for full equipment replacement in residential utility space. Assessed existing installation including air handler unit, ductwork configuration with flexible and rigid metallic components, refrigerant line routing, and integration with water heating equipment. Documented current system layout, duct transitions, elbow connections, and mechanical room infrastructure to provide accurate replacement specifications and installation requirements.

Inspected bathroom toilet with significant internal tank deterioration and mineral buildup, requiring flush valve replacement and thorough cleaning of components. Also addressed severely corroded floor drain with extensive surrounding water damage, replacing the drain assembly and sealing to prevent further deterioration of the tile flooring.

Responded to service callback for generator exhibiting error code related to engine speed. Diagnosed issue with O2 sensor and verified proper connections to the Generac NG-LPG valve assembly. Parts ordered under PO# 1293939-001 with availability confirmed at shop for follow-up installation.

Replaced broken toilet mounting flange and cleared slow drain in main floor bathtub that had been causing issues for several months. Documented existing conditions with photos showing aged bathroom fixtures with visible staining at toilet base and tub edges.