HVAC, Plumber and Electrician in Oak Park, MI

Responded to service call for water accumulation on top of basement furnace unit. Upon arrival, found 10+ year old furnace/air handler with moisture present, which had caused system shutdown. Utilized borescope inspection camera to examine internal ductwork and plenum areas for source of water intrusion. Inspected drain lines, evaporator coil drain pan, and surrounding HVAC components to identify leak origin. Documented findings with photographic evidence and provided recommendations for necessary repairs to resolve moisture issue and restore safe system operation.

Conducted on-site evaluation of a non-functioning 12-year-old residential air conditioning system for replacement estimate. Assessed existing outdoor condensing unit positioned on side of home, documented current equipment condition and installation location including electrical disconnect and service access. Provided comprehensive replacement options for whole-house cooling system based on equipment age and operational failure.

Responded to service call for blank thermostat display on Lennox forced air heating system located in basement. Diagnosed non-functional thermostat and replaced existing unit with WiFi-enabled programmable thermostat, ensuring proper leveling and wiring connections. Replaced HVAC system air filter and verified proper system operation upon completion.

Completed diagnostic evaluation of central air conditioning system experiencing insufficient cooling capacity and inadequate airflow. System showed temperature increase of 4.8 degrees despite continuous call for cooling over four-hour period. Assessed existing AC unit requiring replacement and evaluated 25-year-old natural draft furnace in basement mechanical room. Provided two comprehensive replacement estimates: first option for AC unit only, second option for complete furnace and AC system replacement. Documented existing equipment configuration including air handler, condensate pump assembly, PVC drainage system, and electrical components for replacement planning purposes.

Responded to no-cooling complaint on 7-year-old Goodman air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler. Outdoor unit showed signs of environmental exposure with oxidized copper refrigerant lines and accumulated debris around service valves. Conducted system evaluation including electrical connections, refrigerant pressures, and operational testing. Documented equipment condition with photos showing outdoor unit components and indoor furnace installation. System assessed and customer advised of findings.

Responded to service call for central air conditioning system not adequately cooling the home, with Ecobee thermostat reporting a 4.8-degree temperature increase despite continuous cooling demand. Upon inspection, found severely clogged 16x25x1 air filter heavily loaded with dust and debris, significantly restricting airflow through the system. Replaced dirty air filter with new unit, inspected outdoor condenser unit for proper operation, and verified system returned to normal cooling capacity with adequate airflow restored throughout the home.

Completed comprehensive furnace inspection and tune-up on 10+ year old unit located in basement. Performed standard maintenance protocol including visual inspection of heat exchanger, burner assembly, and flame sensor; tested ignition system and verified proper burner operation; checked and adjusted gas pressure; inspected and cleaned blower assembly; replaced air filter; verified proper airflow through supply and return ductwork visible in attic and crawl space areas; tested safety controls including limit switches and rollout switches; checked flue pipe connections and verified proper venting; inspected flexible ductwork installations in both attic and basement spaces, noting secure mounting with proper support straps; confirmed adequate insulation on ductwork to prevent heat loss; tested thermostat operation and calibration; measured temperature rise across heat exchanger and confirmed within manufacturer specifications; inspected electrical connections and tightened as needed; lubr

Responded to service call for non-functioning hallway light fixture in upper-floor attic space. Upon inspection, identified issue with circular ceiling-mounted light fixture following recent roof work. Tested electrical connections, verified proper voltage supply, and restored fixture to full operational status. Fixture now illuminating properly with secure mounting and stable electrical connection.

Completed routine tune-up maintenance on a 5-year-old furnace located on the main level. Performed comprehensive inspection of all system components including gas valve, burner assembly, blower motor, and electrical connections. Verified proper ignition sequence and observed blue flame pattern across all burners, confirming optimal combustion. Inspected heat exchanger, flue pipe, and venting system for proper operation. Checked and tested all safety controls and electrical wiring connections. System operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues found.

Completed Gold AC Inspection on 2023 model system with air handler located in basement. Outdoor condenser unit inspected and found in excellent condition with clean fan assembly, intact housing, and proper clearances maintained around unit. Equipment appears well-maintained with no visible signs of damage, rust, or deterioration noted during inspection.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 3-year-old single outdoor condensing unit with air handler located in basement. Performed thorough system evaluation including visual inspection of exterior condenser cabinet, fan guard assembly, and manufacturer specification labels. Unit found to be operational with normal weathering consistent with age; noted minor debris accumulation around base pad requiring routine maintenance attention.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on residential HVAC system less than one year old with air handler located in utility room. Installed four new air filters, inspected electrical components including capacitor and wiring connections which were found to be in good working order, and documented outdoor condenser unit showing significant dirt accumulation and discoloration on coil fins requiring future cleaning attention. All system components tested and operational at time of inspection.

Completed comprehensive tune-up inspection on 5-year-old HVAC system located in basement. Performed thorough evaluation of furnace operation, inspected and tested Hunter brand thermostat for proper functionality and calibration, examined Aprilaire humidifier unit with connected ductwork for optimal performance and water flow, and conducted safety inspection of hot water tank. All components found to be operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Responded to report of leaking coupling behind second-floor wall. Performed camera inspection and documentation of exposed plumbing system. Located vertical PVC drain line with horizontal branch connection secured by black metal hose clamps and rubber coupling at upper connection point. Photographed configuration and condition of pipes showing T-junction arrangement for diagnostic and repair planning purposes.

Successfully completed a 40-gallon tanked water heater replacement in a basement utility area. The original unit exhibited significant deterioration with extensive rust staining throughout the tank exterior, indicating advanced age and potential structural compromise that necessitated immediate replacement. Removed the existing water heater and installed a new 40-gallon residential gas-fired tanked water heater. Connected all copper supply lines with proper brass fittings and installed pressure relief valve per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Verified all plumbing connections for proper seal and tested for leaks. Connected exhaust venting system to ensure safe combustion gas evacuation from the space. The customer was informed that this installation does not include chimney liner or chimney cap, and these components may require additional work if determined necessary during future inspection. All connections were pressure tested and the unit was fired up to v

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 5-year-old Daikin residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed multi-point inspection including examination of outdoor condenser unit, coil assembly, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and all accessible system components. System found to be operational with normal wear patterns; noted leaf debris accumulation around condenser unit exterior requiring routine maintenance attention.

Installed and secured flexible metallic dryer vent ducting in basement laundry area. Routed 4-inch aluminum flex duct from dryer location along wall to exterior termination point, ensuring proper support and minimizing bends for optimal airflow and lint prevention.

Performed scheduled maintenance on a 16KW Honeywell standby generator per maintenance plan requirements. Inspected control panel SYNC display, verified battery status, and confirmed all operational indicators functioning properly. Examined air filter element showing previous service notation, checked engine oil level, inspected fuel system connections and hoses for leaks or deterioration, and verified all safety labels and warnings intact. Unit operating normally with no issues found; maintenance plan renewal processed on-site.

Provided quote for replacement of dryer vent ductwork in basement utility area. Inspected existing flexible metallic ductwork running vertically along wall, noting aged condition with visible wear and discoloration. Assessed connection points between ductwork and wall penetrations, observing moisture staining and debris accumulation at base. Documented current state of ventilation system and surrounding plumbing infrastructure for estimate preparation.

Performed system startup and commissioning on recently installed Lennox HVAC system. Verified proper operation of outdoor condenser unit with fan motor running smoothly, confirmed refrigerant line connections secure with proper insulation, and inspected indoor air handler installation in conditioned space. Checked electrical connections at disconnect, verified condensate drain lines properly routed and operational, confirmed all manufacturer labels and specifications visible for future reference. System startup completed successfully with all components functioning within normal operating parameters.