Local Heating and Cooling Services in Roseville, MI

Provided estimate for complete air conditioning system replacement. Existing 2007 system was non-functional with complete R22 refrigerant loss as previously diagnosed by another contractor. Assessed outdoor condensing unit located against brick exterior and basement furnace installation to determine replacement specifications and compatibility requirements for new equipment.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on multi-unit residential HVAC system with 11-year-old equipment. Inspected outdoor condenser unit positioned on exterior wall with proper clearance from debris, verified fan operation and examined electrical connections. Serviced basement-located air handler, inspected and evaluated pleated air filter condition within the unit, and assessed blower motor assembly and associated mechanical components. All systems operating within normal parameters at time of inspection.

Completed sold repair on electrical equipment mounted to ceiling structure, requiring approximately 4 hours of labor. Serviced device with light blue housing secured to white ceiling surface, with associated black corrugated conduit for wire management running horizontally below the unit. Documented installation with photographs showing proper mounting hardware and conduit routing in interior utility space.

Completed installation of Bradford White residential tanked water heater in basement utility area. Unit was properly positioned on drain pan, connected to existing copper supply lines and exhaust venting system with appropriate fittings and hardware. Mechanical permit was requested and all plumbing connections, safety valves, and ventilation components were installed per code requirements to restore hot water service to the residence.

Provided estimate for replacement of 70-gallon hot water tank located in basement. Current unit is 11+ years old and still operational but nearing end of service life. Assessed existing plumbing configuration including copper supply lines, PVC venting, gas connections, and associated mechanical infrastructure to determine replacement specifications and installation requirements.

Responded to service call for shower valve conversion from three-valve to single-valve system. Performed diagnostic assessment of existing chrome-finished bathtub faucet assembly with three handles (two cross-handle valves and central diverter) mounted on white tile wall above vintage light blue bathtub. Accessed plumbing infrastructure through wall opening to inspect existing supply lines, including hot and cold water pipes with brass fittings and valves. Evaluated current configuration and measured installation parameters. Provided detailed quote for converting three-valve system to modern single-valve shower control unit, including necessary modifications to existing plumbing connections and wall preparation requirements.

Responded to water leak call at residential property with water accumulation on top of water heater in basement. Performed diagnostic inspection of State ProLine water heater (10+ years old) and surrounding plumbing connections. Visual examination revealed corrosion and deteriorated material accumulation on mounting hardware and metal components, indicating long-term moisture exposure and potential leak source at pipe connections or fittings.

Responded to air conditioning system not cooling adequately. Performed diagnostic assessment of outdoor condensing unit experiencing reduced cooling capacity, similar to service required previous year. Inspected refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and capacitor. System evaluated for refrigerant charge levels and potential leak points. Unit operational following service completion.

Responded to no hot water call for electric water heater in basement. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty heating element on Rheem electric water heater causing unit to fail to heat water throughout home. Replaced defective heating element, tested thermostat operation, verified proper electrical connections, and restored full hot water functionality to residence.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 2-year-old outdoor condensing unit located in backyard against brick foundation. Performed full system evaluation including visual inspection of cabinet condition, fan operation, and electrical connections. Unit found in good operational condition with proper airflow through condenser coil and fan assembly functioning normally. Verified refrigerant lines secure and properly insulated, confirmed unit sitting level on protective base pad. Checked electrical disconnect box mounted on exterior wall for proper operation. Also inspected indoor Aprilaire humidifier system installed on ductwork in mechanical room, verified proper mounting and drainage configuration. All components operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified. System ready for continued operation through cooling season.

Conducted comprehensive site evaluation for full HVAC system replacement at residential property with significantly aged equipment. Existing outdoor condenser unit exhibited severe deterioration with extensive vegetation overgrowth, debris accumulation, and compromised airflow around unit perimeter. Equipment showed visible weathering, discoloration, and structural wear consistent with end-of-service-life conditions. Documented current system configuration including exterior condenser placement adjacent to building foundation with glass block basement windows and mixed brick-vinyl siding construction. Assessed clearance requirements and noted substantial vegetation management needed for proper equipment operation and future accessibility. Photographed existing installation conditions to support full system replacement estimate and equipment specifications.

Completed on-site assessment for furnace and air conditioner replacement estimate on 23-year-old HVAC system. Inspected existing equipment including furnace unit in basement utility area with associated ductwork and external AC condenser unit. Documented current system configuration, ductwork routing through basement joists, and exterior condenser location to provide comprehensive replacement options for both heating and cooling units that have reached end of serviceable life.

Responded to no-heat call where boiler was cycling on but failing to produce heat. Upon inspection, identified faulty gas valve control with compromised electrical connections and corroded wire terminals. Replaced defective gas valve assembly, secured all electrical connections with new wire nuts, and verified proper system operation with successful ignition and heat delivery.

Performed system start-up on newly installed Bryant HVAC system in basement, including furnace and evaporator coil assembly. Verified proper operation of all components, checked refrigerant levels, tested condensate pump functionality with drainage lines, and confirmed proper venting through PVC exhaust system. All equipment operating within manufacturer specifications and system ready for normal use.

Responded to service call for steam boiler system experiencing pilot light failure and flashing programmable feeder indicator. Performed diagnostic inspection of basement-located steam boiler unit and discovered cracked heat exchanger. Observed extensive corrosion and deterioration on supply piping throughout system. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing compromised heat exchanger, corroded vertical piping, and overall system age. Provided comprehensive estimate for steam boiler replacement due to failed heat exchanger and safety concerns.

Responded to report of constant swooshing noise originating from beneath the residence in the front living room and bedroom areas, ongoing for approximately one month. Conducted thorough inspection of crawl space access point and underlying plumbing system to identify source of audible disturbance. Upon examination, found crawl space entrance with significant leaf debris accumulation and aging insulation showing signs of moisture exposure and deterioration. Assessed all accessible water supply lines, drain lines, and fixtures for potential leaks, running water, or pressure irregularities that could generate the reported noise. Documented crawl space conditions with photographic evidence showing weathered structural elements and compromised insulation materials in vintage home construction.

Responded to service call for steam boiler with pilot light extinguishing repeatedly and flashing programmable feeder indicator. Upon inspection of basement unit, discovered extensive rust corrosion and deterioration on lower interior surfaces and base pan area, indicating water damage and potential safety concerns. Performed diagnostic evaluation confirming no active leaks at radiators but identified compromised boiler integrity requiring immediate attention due to corroded combustion chamber base and structural degradation affecting safe operation.

Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on a 2018 hot water boiler system located at the rear of the residence. Performed comprehensive inspection of the boiler unit, verified proper operation of circulator pump, examined all copper piping connections and shut-off valves for leaks, and confirmed exhaust venting system integrity. Tested and verified Emerson programmable thermostat functionality with system responding correctly to temperature setpoint commands at 77.1 degrees. All equipment found to be in operational condition with no immediate repairs required.

Responded to emergency water leak in main line located in basement of 1952-built home. Upon arrival, shut off water supply from exterior shutoff valve to prevent further water damage. Identified active leak in corroded main water line piping system, which had been leaking for approximately two days prior to service call. Removed deteriorated section of main line piping and installed new brass valve assembly with copper pipe connections. Utilized compression fittings with corrosion-resistant seals at joint connections to ensure watertight installation. Secured new piping to existing wall structure and verified proper alignment with existing plumbing infrastructure. Restored water supply and pressure-tested entire main line system to confirm leak elimination and verify integrity of new installation. Monitored connections for several minutes under full pressure to ensure no weeping or seepage at joints. Confirmed proper water flow throughout home and verified all fixtures operational. L

Responded to service call for Briggs and Stratton 12kW standby generator displaying speed sensor error code. Accessed internal control panel and inspected electronic control board assembly, capacitors, and sensor connections. Documented circuit board condition including terminal blocks, capacitor bank, and control module (model B816000-F-ALP) for warranty verification purposes.