Heating and Cooling Shelby Township

Completed estimate for replacement of non-functional 10-year-old basement furnace and wall heater unit. Assessed existing Cozy wall heater system and cabinet-style HVAC equipment currently installed in basement area. Provided replacement options for comparable wall heater system to restore heating functionality to the residence.

Conducted site evaluation for new mini-split installation in two upstairs bedrooms. Assessed exterior mounting location for condensing unit near existing HVAC equipment and evaluated interior spaces including basement area for potential line set routing through exposed ceiling joists. Documented existing conditions and confirmed feasibility for dual-zone ductless system installation.

Responded to service call for two toilets experiencing slow flushing issues. Upon inspection, diagnosed restricted water flow affecting flush performance in both fixtures. Cleared obstructions from rim jets and siphon jets to restore proper water circulation. Tested flush mechanisms and verified adequate tank fill levels and flapper operation. Both toilets now flushing at normal speed with full bowl clearance achieved.

Completed comprehensive plumbing estimate for relocating supply and drain lines to opposite side of wall, along with repositioning water heater and hot water meter in 1950s-era residential property. Assessed existing copper supply piping showing significant age-related corrosion, oxidation, and green patina buildup throughout crawl space, along with galvanized steel drain lines and PVC trap assembly in basement utility area. Documented current plumbing infrastructure including corroded copper pipes with various fittings and joints secured to wooden joists, existing drain configuration with trap and shutoff valves, and water heater currently located in mudroom requiring relocation. Evaluated scope of work necessary to reroute hot and cold water supply lines from current location through wall cavity to new position, including removal of deteriorated copper piping and installation of new supply lines. Assessed requirements for relocating drain lines including proper venting and trap conf

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 1-year-old Lennox residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including condenser unit examination, refrigerant line inspection, electrical disconnect verification, and operational testing. Unit found to be functioning properly with no deficiencies noted; all components operating within normal parameters.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC maintenance inspection on residential outdoor condenser unit per plan membership. Performed full system evaluation including visual inspection of condenser cabinet, fan assembly, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified at time of inspection.

Responded to a recurring water leak at an outdoor spigot where a previously repaired 3-foot section of supply pipe had failed again. Upon arrival, confirmed active water discharge from cracked pipe near the hose bib, with water infiltrating the interior wall cavity adjacent to the exterior spigot location. Shut off water supply and removed the failed pipe section. Installed new PVC supply line to replace the compromised section, ensuring proper fitting connections and secure mounting. Applied spray foam insulation around the penetration point through the brick wall to seal the opening and prevent future moisture intrusion into the interior space. Tested the outdoor spigot under full pressure to verify proper operation and confirmed no leaks at connections or along the newly installed pipe run.

Completed routine Gold AC maintenance inspection on outdoor condenser unit located against exterior brick wall. Performed comprehensive tune-up including cleaning condenser coils, checking refrigerant levels, testing electrical connections and capacitor, inspecting fan motor operation, verifying proper airflow through louvered panels, and ensuring all safety controls functioning correctly. Unit operating within normal parameters with no issues identified; system ready for cooling season.

Responded to service call for non-functioning bathroom light fixture above shower and inoperative exhaust fan. Diagnosed electrical issues, restored power to both fixtures, and verified proper operation of lighting and ventilation systems. All bathroom electrical components, including outlets and switches, tested and confirmed functioning correctly upon completion.

Conducted comprehensive on-site evaluation for full HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing Lennox outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad against brick exterior, noting electrical disconnect box and conduit configuration. Inspected indoor air handler unit measuring 17.25" x 14.25" installed in utility area with existing refrigerant line set and condensate drain system. Documented current equipment specifications, installation conditions, and clearance requirements. Photographed both outdoor and indoor components to support detailed replacement proposal. Provided customer with complete system replacement options and recommendations based on existing infrastructure and equipment configuration.

Completed electrical warranty inspection addressing multiple NEC code compliance items on new furnace installation. Properly secured 1/2 inch EMT conduit and MC cable to furnace cabinet per support requirements outlined in NEC 358.30(2) and 330.30. Verified equipment grounding conductor termination inside furnace unit and demonstrated proper landing to electrical inspector per NEC 250.148(C). Addressed inspector concerns regarding internal transformer connection tapping from furnace 120V circuit and secured transformer mounting to prevent loose placement inside unit cabinet per NEC 90.4 requirements. Corrected panel schedule labeling discrepancy where unit was marked as "#2" at equipment but panel legend only indicated "furnace" to ensure proper circuit identification per NEC 110.21(A). Installed missing faceplate screw on handy box mounted to furnace side to restore proper equipment installation standards per NEC 110.3(B). All corrections documented with photographic evidence showing

Responded to service call for Honeywell standby generator that failed to activate during recent power outage. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of generator system, including visual assessment of exterior housing, control panel, and connection points. Evaluated battery condition and electrical components to identify failure cause. Documented equipment condition through photography showing unit placement, external components including control interface and warning labels, and surrounding installation environment. Enrolled customer in generator maintenance program and coordinated battery replacement service to restore automatic transfer switch functionality and ensure reliable backup power operation.

Completed two-day mini-split system installation at residential property, including mechanical and electrical work with new dedicated circuit. Outdoor condenser unit mounted on exterior wall bracket with proper refrigerant line installation and electrical conduit routing. Permit applications submitted for mechanical, electrical, and mini-split components prior to installation.

Performed routine maintenance service on Briggs & Stratton generator. Inspected internal engine assembly including air filtration system, electrical connections, and exhaust components. All systems verified operational with proper mounting and connections intact.

Responded to callback on 7-year-old Cozy wall furnace that would not start. Performed diagnostic inspection revealing ignition sequence failure. Cleaned flame sensor, verified proper gas valve operation, and confirmed burner ignition with visible blue flames. System now operating within normal parameters; completed full tune-up service as originally scheduled.

Performed maintenance tune-up on 7-year-old Cozy wall furnace located in basement. Inspected system components, cleaned ventilation grilles, and verified proper thermostat operation (White-Rodgers unit displaying 56.73°F). Unit successfully restored to operational status after service.

Performed scheduled maintenance on 20kW Briggs & Stratton generator. Conducted comprehensive battery testing with ANCEL BA101 analyzer, which confirmed battery is in optimal condition (100% health, 100% charge, 12.48V, internal resistance 4.97mΩ). All diagnostic parameters within manufacturer specifications.

Performed diagnostic assessment of kitchen sink plumbing system requiring complete assembly. Examined disconnected PVC components and existing metal drain assembly with P-trap configuration. Determined requirements for proper installation of sink drain, P-trap connection, and potential dishwasher hookup. Documented current state with photos showing partially installed components and provided detailed estimate for completing the plumbing installation.

Performed routine heating maintenance tune-up on 19-year-old system. Identified and repaired leaking condensate trap, replacing deteriorated plastic tubing with new reinforced tubing secured with stainless steel clamps. System is now functioning properly with no leaks observed.

Responded to service call for commercial boiler system not providing warm air. Upon arrival, discovered plumbing issues in kitchen area instead of HVAC concern. Found significant discoloration and mineral buildup on sink drain pipes that require replacement. Note: Service call appears to have been incorrectly categorized as boiler maintenance.