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

Responded to service call for leaking HVAC system on 20-year-old unit still providing heating and cooling operation. Upon inspection, discovered significant water damage and corrosion in the drain pan area, with visible rust deterioration and moisture accumulation at the base of the unit. Photographed the interior compartment showing corroded drain pan with brownish-orange oxidation, standing water residue, and water staining throughout the affected area. Documented gas valve assembly, copper piping connections, electrical control panel with wiring harness, and overall internal components. Unit showed signs of age-related wear including dust accumulation and general weathering. The heavily corroded drain pan indicates ongoing moisture issues that require attention to prevent further deterioration and potential system failure.

Completed routine maintenance on a 12-year-old furnace unit with no reported issues. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor, and all electrical connections. Verified proper operation of all internal components, checked wiring harnesses and control boards for secure connections, and confirmed condensate drain line was clear and properly secured. System tested and found to be operating within normal parameters with all safety controls functioning correctly.

Completed routine annual maintenance on a 4-year-old air conditioning system and 15-year-old forced air furnace. Performed comprehensive inspection of all internal components including gas valve assembly, blower motor, heat exchanger, copper refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. Verified thermostat operation displaying proper temperature readings and system cycling. Inspected condensate drainage system, PVC vent piping, and all safety controls. Both systems operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.

# HVAC Annual Maintenance - ACM Completed Performed comprehensive annual maintenance on residential central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, system was operating properly with no immediate concerns reported. Conducted full system inspection and tune-up procedures. Inspected Honeywell thermostat for proper operation and calibration. Verified temperature settings and control functionality. Checked thermostat mounting and wiring connections. Accessed HVAC unit and inspected air filtration system. Documented existing 16x20x1 HDX Basic filter showing significant dust and debris accumulation throughout pleated material. Filter exhibited grayish-brown discoloration indicating heavy use and reduced airflow efficiency. Inspected internal components including electrical connections, capacitors, and other critical system elements. Verified proper mounting and condition of all accessible components within the unit. Completed standard ACM procedures including visual inspection of all acc

Completed comprehensive AC maintenance tune-up on a six-year-old Lennox condensing unit. Performed standard preventative maintenance procedures including refrigerant pressure check, electrical component inspection, condenser coil cleaning, and fan motor operation verification. System tested and operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system blowing room temperature air with no cooling. Performed complete system evaluation and determined equipment had reached end of serviceable life. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for new HVAC system to restore proper cooling function to the home.

Responded to no cooling call on 8-year-old residential AC system with fan operating but no cold air production affecting entire home. Upon inspection, found outdoor unit operational with fan running but compressor not engaging. Electrical inspection revealed heavily soiled contactor and control components with significant dust and debris accumulation on mounting surfaces and connections, which can impede proper electrical contact and heat dissipation. Cleaned electrical connections and contactor assembly, removed debris from control housing, and tested system operation. Verified proper voltage to contactor coil and confirmed compressor startup. System restored to normal cooling operation with proper temperature differential across evaporator coil. Documented equipment condition with photos showing extent of contamination in electrical compartment prior to cleaning.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 90,000 BTU furnace with evaporator coil and 2.5-ton air conditioning condenser unit. The furnace was installed in the basement mechanical room with proper PVC venting, while the outdoor condenser was positioned on a gravel pad with electrical conduit connection. All equipment was reconnected to existing ductwork and utility services, with mechanical permit obtained prior to installation.

Completed annual maintenance tune-up on residential furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all mechanical and electrical components including gas valve assembly, blower motor, wiring connections, and safety controls. System was found operating properly with all components functioning within normal parameters; no repairs required at this time.

Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on central air conditioning system for long-time client. Conducted full system inspection including evaporator coil assessment, which revealed significant dust and debris accumulation requiring attention. Verified thermostat operation with Bryant unit displaying proper temperature reading of 70°F with all controls functioning correctly. Completed standard maintenance protocol including visual inspection of electrical connections, filter evaluation, and system performance verification. Unit operating within normal parameters at service completion with no immediate concerns identified, though evaporator coil showed evidence of extended service period without cleaning.

Responded to service call for loud noise complaint on one-year-old air conditioning system located in basement. Upon inspection, identified vibration or loose component issue within the HVAC system. Performed diagnostic evaluation of air handler unit, refrigerant lines, and associated ductwork connections. Documented equipment condition and noise source through photographic evidence. Repairs completed under active parts and labor warranty coverage.

Completed installation of 51,000 BTU furnace (model RG140T6N) and water heater replacement with full system reconnection. Installed new galvanized ductwork with proper sealing and joints, connected gas lines with appropriate shutoff valves, and integrated insulated water supply lines with brass fittings. All mechanical work performed under permit requirements, system tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for poor airflow on a 15-year-old air conditioning system that was still cooling but experiencing reduced air delivery. Upon inspection, accessed the underfloor ductwork through existing floor opening to examine the supply duct system. Found metal ductwork beneath flooring with visible dust and debris accumulation on interior surfaces, which was contributing to restricted airflow. Documented conditions of both the floor access point and the metal duct assembly showing signs of age-related deterioration and contamination. System evaluation confirmed cooling capacity remained functional despite compromised air distribution through the duct system.

Responded to callback for ComfortGuard Maintenance follow-up to address concerns from previous visit. Accessed furnace cabinet in basement and replaced severely damaged and overloaded air filter that had been left shredded. Reinstalled access panel cover that had been left off during prior service visit. Performed complete furnace inspection including verification of all electrical connections, motor assembly, capacitors, and control boards. Inspected wiring harnesses, ground connections, and safety controls throughout the unit. Confirmed proper operation of all mechanical and electrical components. Addressed thermostat alert issues reported by homeowner. System now operating within normal parameters with all access panels properly secured and new filter installed.

Conducted full system estimate for replacement of existing 16-year-old heating and cooling equipment in residential basement installation. Evaluated current furnace and ductwork configuration, documented existing thermostat operation displaying 74°F current temperature, and assessed mechanical room layout including water heater proximity and available space for new equipment installation. Customer seeking replacement within the next couple weeks; provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including furnace, air conditioning unit, and any necessary ductwork modifications.

Completed comprehensive electrical rewiring and safety upgrade for residential property. Inspected all existing wiring in attic space, identifying multiple open splices and improperly terminated aluminum Romex requiring immediate remediation. Removed hazardous open splicing conditions and reran new Romex throughout attic as needed, installing approved metal junction boxes at all connection points. Utilized aluminum-rated connectors and wire nuts to properly splice aluminum conductors to copper where required. Established proper grounding system by installing two ground rods outside residence, spaced minimum 6 feet apart per code requirements. Ran continuous #6 bare copper conductor between ground rods and up to newly installed ground bridge near meter, with connection terminating at main electrical panel. Installed water meter bonding by running #6 bare copper from panel to water meter, securing with two approved water bond clamps on meter piping. Replaced three existing outlets in l

Completed full HVAC system installation including new furnace, air conditioning condenser unit, and evaporator coil. Positioned outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad with proper clearance from building exterior, installed insulated refrigerant line set with copper piping, and connected electrical conduit to house. All equipment properly mounted, refrigerant lines secured with foam insulation, and system tested for operational functionality upon completion.

Completed comprehensive ComfortGuard Maintenance on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit. Performed thorough inspection of system components including condenser coils, fan assembly, and electrical connections. Condenser coils exhibited heavy accumulation of dirt, dust, and environmental debris with significant discoloration and fin damage noted. Unit exterior showed substantial weathering with rust stains, paint deterioration, and corrosion on metal casing. Cleaned condenser fins to restore airflow efficiency and replaced air filter and evaporator pad as specified in maintenance package. Verified fan operation and protective grille guard integrity. Documented pre-existing cosmetic damage to unit panels and assessed overall system condition for continued operation.

Responded to service call for leaking hot water tank in basement utility area. Upon arrival, found significant water accumulation on concrete floor surrounding base of gray cylindrical water heater. Performed diagnostic inspection of unit and all associated connections, including copper supply lines, brass fittings, and discharge piping. Identified active leak condition requiring attention. Documented existing conditions including wet floor, plumbing configuration, and water heater installation setup. Completed diagnostic evaluation of tanked water heater system and provided findings to customer regarding leak source and recommended corrective actions.

Completed comprehensive Air Handler Maintenance (AHM) on residential HVAC system. Performed thorough inspection of internal components including blower motor assembly, gas valve, control board, and electrical connections. Verified proper thermostat operation and system communication, confirming heating mode functionality and temperature control accuracy at 72°F current with 78°F setpoint. All wiring connections, safety controls, and mechanical components inspected and found operating within normal parameters.