HVAC, Water Heater & Electrical Services in East Lansing, MI

Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance service on residential HVAC system. Performed routine inspection of indoor air handler unit and outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of all components, and checked refrigerant levels and electrical connections. Noted vegetation overgrowth around outdoor unit that may restrict airflow and recommended clearance for optimal system performance.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on attic-mounted air handler unit. Inspected evaporator coil access panel with expanded metal mesh filter, verified refrigerant line connections and service valves, and checked electrical control box with associated wiring. All components found in proper working order with no issues identified during routine inspection.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on Bryant air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified operational status of all components, and documented equipment condition with photos. Noted filters require replacement at indoor air handler.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 27-year-old residential central air conditioning system with no power to outdoor unit. Upon arrival, inspected condenser unit showing significant age-related deterioration including rust staining on top panel and fan grille. Diagnosed complete system failure due to failed compressor and multiple electrical component degradation consistent with equipment age. Given the advanced age of the 1999-installed system and extent of required repairs, recommended full system replacement rather than repair due to cost-effectiveness and reliability concerns. Customer acknowledged system age and agreed that replacement would be the most practical solution. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing weathered exterior components and overall unit deterioration. System remains non-operational pending replacement decision.

Completed scheduled maintenance on Bryant split-system air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive AHC inspection, replaced air filter and evaporator coil pad per maintenance protocol. System operating properly with thermostat displaying 74°F in cooling mode at time of service completion.

Responded to service call for insufficient cooling on 10-month-old Lennox air conditioning system with indoor temperature at 78°F despite thermostat set to 66°F. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit located in backyard and verified thermostat operation displaying 64°F at time of service. Inspected electrical connections at disconnect box, refrigerant lines, and overall system operation. Unit remains under both parts and labor warranty coverage.

Responded to callback for air conditioning system that was previously disconnected due to freezing condition and subsequently not cooling after reconnection. Inspected outdoor disconnect switch, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system. Verified proper power supply to condenser unit and confirmed all electrical components were properly reconnected and functioning. Checked refrigerant lines, condensate drain lines, and PVC trap assembly for proper operation. System evaluated and restored to normal cooling operation, resolving the non-cooling issue reported after previous service visit.

Provided estimate for replacement of natural gas furnace and air conditioning system under BOGO promotion. Current 20+ year old furnace located in basement and 8-year-old AC unit in attic are both operational but nearing end of service life. Assessed existing ductwork, electrical connections, and installation requirements for both locations including attic-mounted air handler with control relays and basement furnace with PVC venting and flexible duct connections.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace, 3.5-ton air conditioning unit with evaporator coil, and humidifier in basement location. Installed outdoor condensing unit in left side yard area with proper refrigerant line set and electrical connections. Ran PVC venting system for high-efficiency furnace exhaust and intake, reconnected existing ductwork to new equipment, and verified all mechanical systems operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for newly installed 3-month-old air conditioning system unable to maintain setpoint temperature of 71°F, with house becoming excessively hot despite unit running. Performed diagnostic inspection of basement-located furnace/air handler and outdoor condenser unit. Inspected internal components including blower assembly, control boards, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. Verified proper operation of condenser unit exterior components and checked manufacturer specifications. System covered under both parts and labor warranty. Completed troubleshooting and necessary adjustments to restore proper cooling performance and temperature regulation.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, checked electrical connections and amperage draws using clamp meter, verified proper operation of all components, and assessed overall system condition. Unit found to be operating within normal parameters with routine wear appropriate for age noted on exterior surfaces.

Responded to service call regarding concerns about excessive dirt accumulation on outdoor A/C units despite recent maintenance. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of two condenser units located in exterior courtyard area. Observed normal environmental debris, surface dust, and minor weathering consistent with outdoor equipment exposure. Condenser coils showed typical dirt buildup for equipment in this setting. Documented current condition of both units with photographs showing cylindrical and square-profile condensers, fan assemblies, and associated refrigerant lines. Equipment appeared operational with no immediate maintenance concerns beyond standard cleaning requirements.

Conducted on-site evaluation of existing 15-year-old air conditioning system in residential basement utility area. Assessed current HVAC infrastructure including metallic ductwork network with reflective insulation, existing air handler cabinet, and distribution system throughout unfinished basement space. Documented equipment condition, reviewed mechanical room layout with water heater and plumbing systems, and evaluated ductwork configuration to provide comprehensive replacement estimate for new air conditioning unit to be installed within current season.

Completed callback to address code violation regarding furnace vent termination clearance from makeup air intake. Relocated furnace exhaust vent to ensure proper 3-foot vertical clearance above makeup air opening within 10-foot horizontal distance, bringing installation into compliance with mechanical code requirements. Verified proper vent operation and documented corrected configuration with measurements.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Bryant air conditioning system with blower operational. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics and visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit. Verified adequate clearance around equipment and proper installation on pad. System evaluated for common no-cool conditions including refrigerant levels, electrical components, and airflow restrictions. Photos documented condenser unit condition and surrounding area showing proper maintenance access and landscaping clearance from equipment.

Responded to water leak complaint at basement HVAC system. Upon arrival, found approximately two gallons of water pooled on basement floor near 33-year-old York evaporator coil cabinet with visible moisture on surrounding components. Inspected evaporator coil cabinet, drain pan, and condensate drainage system. Identified clogged condensate drain line as source of overflow. Cleared blockage from drain line, verified proper drainage flow, and cleaned drain pan. Tested system operation to confirm heating and cooling functionality remained intact. Extracted standing water from floor and wiped down dampened areas around cabinet. System restored to normal operation with proper condensate drainage confirmed.

Responded to service call for water leaking from forced air furnace, a recurring seasonal issue from previous year. Upon inspection, examined the HVAC system including ductwork configuration and furnace cabinet installation. System was operational and maintaining heating capability at time of service. Documented equipment condition and ductwork layout with photographs for service records. Assessed potential condensate drainage concerns related to seasonal temperature changes affecting the unit.

Conducted estimate for removal and replacement of 40-year-old gas-powered wall heater unit. Inspected existing installation mounted on exterior wall with venting through lap siding, documented current configuration and access conditions. Assessed narrow clearance area between structures with overgrown vegetation that will require consideration during removal and replacement process.

Performed comprehensive ComfortGuard Maintenance on central air conditioning system. Conducted complete AC tune-up including inspection of evaporator coil, air handler components, blower motor assembly, and control board connections. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation, and documented equipment condition with photographs. System found operating properly with no deficiencies noted. All components including humidifier pad, ductwork connections, and condensate drainage inspected and confirmed in good working order.

Completed installation of 2-ton Lennox air conditioning condenser unit and evaporator coil at residential property. Unit positioned on pad against rear exterior wall with proper clearances maintained, refrigerant lines connected and insulated, electrical disconnect installed, and all connections tested for leaks. System commissioned, charged to manufacturer specifications, and verified operational with proper airflow and temperature differential across coil.