Heating and Cooling Shelby Township

Responded to no-heat call for 10+ year old furnace located in basement with ignition failure. Conducted comprehensive system evaluation and documented existing equipment condition, including thermostat operation, furnace cabinet, copper refrigerant lines, and ductwork configuration. Provided replacement estimate options for new heating system installation.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing boiler system for replacement estimate. Upon inspection, found aging hydronic heating system with deteriorated copper piping showing significant oxidation and patina, malfunctioning pressure gauge, and circulation pump requiring replacement. Evaluated complex multi-zone plumbing assembly with various gate valves and connections throughout the system. Documented condition of all components including corroded piping, outdated circulation equipment, and electrical connections to provide accurate replacement specifications for new boiler unit installation.

Responded to service call for first floor boiler with non-functioning pressure gauge. Upon inspection, found older boiler system with visible corrosion on internal components and deteriorated insulation material showing signs of age and dirt accumulation. Assessed gas piping assembly with ball valve and confirmed proper operation. Evaluated overall system condition and determined boiler pressure gauge requires replacement, while internal components show significant wear consistent with extended service life requiring attention.

Completed installation of a 50-gallon standard residential water heater in basement utility room. Installed new unit with proper drip pan and drain line per specifications. Connected all copper supply piping with appropriate shut-off valves and brass fittings at top of unit. Verified all plumbing connections for leaks and proper operation. Reconnected electrical supply from existing panel to water heater. Ensured unit was properly positioned on concrete floor with adequate clearance for maintenance and code compliance. All manufacturer labels and safety information remain visible and intact. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Responded to no-heat call on 10+ year old furnace located in basement. Upon inspection, found unit failing to ignite due to corroded and deteriorated control board and burner assembly. Evidence of prolonged moisture exposure was visible throughout the unit, with extensive rust staining on the metal base and water damage affecting electrical components. Control board showed signs of environmental degradation with multiple colored wire connections compromised by corrosion. Burner ports and heat exchanger displayed significant age-related wear and residue buildup. Documented existing conditions with photos showing circuit board deterioration, corroded metal surfaces, and compromised burner assembly. Advised homeowner of findings and provided recommendations for necessary repairs or replacement given the age and condition of the equipment.

Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property. Inspected water heater unit located in basement, manufactured 04/03/2015, confirming lack of hot water production. Documented existing equipment condition with photographs showing water heater installation alongside furnace in utility room. Discussed water heater replacement options with homeowner due to age and failure of unit to produce hot water.

Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection on a 4-year-old forced air unit located in basement. Performed thorough examination of all internal components including blower motor assembly, electrical connections, gas valve, heat exchanger, and burner operation. Verified proper airflow, inspected all wiring harnesses and safety controls, and confirmed system is operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to callback for 10-year-old outdoor AC unit not cooling following recent repair. Upon arrival, discovered extensive debris accumulation throughout condensing unit including leaves, twigs, and organic material obstructing airflow. Found significant dirt and grime buildup on internal components, electrical connections, and housing surfaces indicating lack of routine maintenance. Inspected electrical wiring and connections, noting discoloration on metal surfaces and corrosion around component ports. Thoroughly cleaned debris from unit interior, removed organic matter from condensing coil fins and surrounding areas. Cleaned electrical connection points and verified proper wire terminations. Addressed corrosion concerns on affected components. Cleared all obstructions from airflow pathways and verified system operation. Unit returned to normal cooling operation after cleaning and restoration of proper airflow.

Responded to service call for Kohler residential generator experiencing automatic transfer switch failure. Unit would not engage automatically during power outage and required manual activation. Performed diagnostic evaluation of Kohler Residential Digital Control panel and automatic transfer system. Inspected control interface, verified display functionality showing operational codes, and tested manual override capabilities. Examined wiring connections, transfer switch components, and control board circuitry. Identified fault in automatic start sequence preventing generator from detecting utility power loss and initiating startup protocol. Adjusted control settings, verified proper voltage sensing parameters, and tested automatic transfer operation. Cycled unit through multiple start sequences to confirm restoration of automatic functionality. Generator now properly detects power interruption and engages automatically as designed.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up and maintenance on 2012 gas furnace system located in basement. Inspected and serviced Bryant HVAC control unit, verified humidifier operation and seasonal settings, and documented existing Hotpoint 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2003) in mechanical room. Renewed maintenance agreement on site as requested.

Responded to first-level toilet with continuous running water issue. Upon inspection, removed tank lid and assessed internal flush mechanism components. Identified worn flapper valve failing to create proper seal, allowing water to continuously flow from tank to bowl. Fill valve assembly with float mechanism showed signs of age and mineral buildup contributing to improper water shutoff. Replaced defective red flapper valve with new unit ensuring proper seal against flush valve seat. Adjusted fill valve and float assembly to correct water level specifications. Cleaned mineral deposits from tank rim and internal surfaces affecting component operation. Tested flush cycle multiple times to verify complete water shutoff and proper tank refill. Confirmed no leaks present and all components functioning correctly. Toilet now operating normally with no continuous running water.

Completed 2023 violation repair work on residential HVAC furnace system. Addressed code compliance issues with the heating unit installation, including proper wiring configuration and component accessibility requirements. Verified blower motor assembly, gas valve connections, and electrical conduit routing meet current safety standards. Ensured adequate clearances around equipment for future maintenance access and proper ventilation. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion of all required corrections.

Provided estimate for new mini split installation to serve master bedroom and bathroom in garage addition. Assessed electrical panel capacity for new equipment and evaluated indoor unit placement in bedroom area. System specified to provide both heating and cooling capabilities for the suite.

Provided estimate for complete furnace and air conditioning system replacement in basement, as existing equipment is 18 years old but currently operational. Also provided estimate for new standby generator installation per customer request.

Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on residential outdoor condensing unit located on concrete pad adjacent to building foundation. Performed multi-point system evaluation including visual inspection of equipment condition, electrical connections at disconnect box, refrigerant line sets, and conduit routing along exterior wall. Verified unit operational status, assessed manufacturer specifications, and documented equipment installation configuration with associated electrical service components mounted on building exterior.

Completed full HVAC system installation for mobile home including 56,000 BTU furnace and 2.5 ton air conditioning unit positioned in left side yard. Installed Sensi thermostat and performed all necessary electrical and mechanical connections including reconnection of existing service lines. Obtained mechanical and electrical permits as required. Charged refrigerant system to manufacturer specifications, verified proper superheat and subcool readings, and confirmed all operational parameters within acceptable ranges. System tested and left in full working order with utility rebate applications submitted.

Responded to service call for A/C unit continuously running without shutting off on 15-20 year old system located near kitchen. Upon inspection, found significant dirt and debris buildup throughout unit and identified failed contactor as primary issue preventing system from cycling properly. Replaced defective contactor, cleaned accumulated debris from control panel and capacitor area, verified all electrical connections, and tested system operation to confirm proper cycling and shutdown functionality restored.

Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in basement location. Evaluated existing Bryant gas furnace and non-operational air conditioning system, both with unknown age but last serviced in 2008-2009. Assessed current equipment condition, ductwork configuration, venting system, and utility connections. Documented existing installation with detailed photographs showing furnace cabinet, exhaust venting, and horizontal duct distribution system. Reviewed customer requirements for new natural gas furnace and air conditioning replacement to restore full heating and cooling capabilities to the residence.

Installed customer-supplied chrome pull-out kitchen faucet with matching soap dispenser on double-basin undermount sink with granite countertop. Verified all supply line connections, tested faucet operation and spray function, confirmed proper drainage, and ensured no leaks at mounting points or under-cabinet connections.

Responded to warranty concern regarding previous kitchen sink valve repair. Upon inspection, determined the active leak was not related to the prior valve replacement work. Investigation revealed severe mineral buildup and corrosion within existing PVC drain piping beneath the kitchen sink, which was the actual source of the water leak. The deteriorated pipe sections showed significant scale accumulation and rust-colored deposits that had substantially reduced the interior diameter and compromised the integrity of the drain system. Disassembled affected PVC drainage components including straight sections, elbow joints, and T-connectors to assess extent of damage. Documented the corroded pipe condition showing heavy mineral deposits on interior walls. Explained findings to customer that the leak originated from the deteriorated drain piping system rather than the previously completed valve repair work, confirming the prior repair remained intact and functional.