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

Completed comprehensive Air Handler Check covering both heating and cooling systems for recurring maintenance service. Inspected indoor air handler unit located in attic space, verifying proper operation of all mechanical components, control systems, and airflow distribution. Examined outdoor condensing unit, confirming secure mounting on support brackets, proper clearance from obstructions, and operational status of all exterior components including fan assembly and protective grille. All refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and safety features inspected and found functioning within normal parameters.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on Goodman indoor section model CNPVP2417ALAAAAA and outdoor condenser unit utilizing R-410A refrigerant. Performed comprehensive system inspection, electrical diagnostics on condenser components with multimeter testing, and verified proper operation of all equipment. Replaced air filter as scheduled maintenance item.

Responded to no cooling complaint on 3-year-old basement unit. Found thermostat unresponsive to temperature adjustments and mode changes, preventing system operation. Diagnosed failed thermostat control board, replaced defective unit with new digital thermostat, restored full system functionality including cooling mode and temperature setpoint control.

Conducted comprehensive full system estimate for replacement of 26-year-old R-22 air conditioning system experiencing refrigerant loss. Assessed existing HVAC equipment and infrastructure in basement mechanical room, documented current system configuration including ductwork, electrical panel connections, and equipment placement. Provided replacement options and recommendations for updated cooling system to address obsolete refrigerant type and aging equipment failure.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing 15-year-old Goodman HVAC system including air conditioning unit and furnace located in basement mechanical room. Evaluated current equipment condition, noting aged copper refrigerant lines with weathered brass fittings, existing PVC condensate drainage system, and overall cabinet wear consistent with equipment age. Documented system specifications and existing installation configuration to provide detailed estimate for complete system replacement of both heating and cooling components.

Successfully installed a new 1.5-ton air conditioning system with evaporator coil in residential basement mechanical room, positioned on right side of existing Command furnace unit. Installation included new dedicated electrical circuit, proper refrigerant line routing with insulation, condensate drainage connections to existing PVC system, and integration with current ductwork configuration. All mechanical and electrical permits were obtained prior to installation, system was tested and verified operational with proper airflow and cooling performance.

Completed comprehensive ComfortGuard Maintenance Package on outdoor condensing unit. Performed full system inspection, cleaned condenser coils and fan assembly, checked refrigerant lines and electrical connections, verified proper operation of all components, and documented unit condition with photographic evidence showing weathered exterior housing with normal environmental wear patterns.

Completed annual maintenance service on HVAC system including heating and cooling units. Performed hot water tank inspection, replaced air filters, and installed new evaporator pads on humidification system. All equipment operating within normal parameters upon completion of service.

Conducted on-site evaluation of existing gas water heater in basement utility area. Upon inspection, unit displayed significant aging and deterioration including rust accumulation on tank top, heavy mineral deposits and corrosion on copper supply lines, and evidence of hard water scaling. Multiple copper pipes extending from tank top showed varying degrees of oxidation with white calcium buildup indicating potential past leaks or seepage. Water heater exhibited end-of-service-life conditions requiring full replacement. Documented equipment condition and surrounding installation area with photographs showing confined basement space with limited clearance, existing gas and water connections, and current venting configuration. Prepared comprehensive replacement estimate for new gas-fired water heater installation including removal and disposal of existing unit.

Completed installation of Generac 14kW standby generator with 200-amp automatic transfer switch on concrete pad with proper clearances from residential structure. Generator positioned alongside existing HVAC equipment with appropriate ventilation access, mounted on prepared concrete foundation surrounded by decorative landscaping stone. Electrical connections completed per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Permits obtained prior to installation, with electrical inspection coordinated and scheduled. All conduit runs installed from generator to transfer switch location, Service Finance paperwork processed and executed with identification documentation on file. Unit tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to no cooling complaint on central air conditioning system less than 5 years old. Upon arrival, found evaporator coil completely frozen with heavy ice buildup, confirming customer report of unit running continuously without adequate cooling. Documented extensive frost accumulation on coil assembly and surrounding components. Identified restricted airflow as primary cause of coil icing, likely due to dirty air filter or reduced system airflow. Recommended system shutdown to allow complete ice melt, filter replacement, and thorough airflow assessment before restart to prevent recurrence and potential compressor damage.

Responded to no cooling call on 20-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed blower operation but unit producing warm air only. Outdoor condenser unit showed significant debris accumulation on top cover and vegetation overgrowth around base restricting airflow. Inspected system and documented conditions. Given the age of the equipment and lack of cooling, advised customer that system has exceeded its expected service life and replacement should be considered as the most cost-effective solution.

Conducted site evaluation for whole-house central air conditioning installation at single-family residence with existing forced air heating system but no current AC. Assessed electrical panel capacity and available breaker space to accommodate new AC unit requirements, photographed circuit breaker configuration showing adequate service for system addition. Evaluated existing furnace and ductwork infrastructure in basement utility area, confirming compatibility with proposed air conditioning integration and verifying duct system can support cooling distribution throughout home.

Returned to complete installation of 70,000 BTU furnace with liner and humidifier, along with 2-ton rear-discharge air conditioning unit with reconnection of existing components. Verified all ductwork insulation and system connections in active renovation area. Documentation photos captured of installed equipment and work area for permit finalization.

Responded to service call for furnace with peeling duct tape at plenum connection. Inspected HVAC system in basement and found deteriorating foil tape seal where supply plenum meets furnace cabinet. Removed old failing tape, cleaned surfaces, and resealed duct connection with proper HVAC foil tape to restore air-tight seal and prevent conditioned air loss. Verified all PVC condensate drain lines and venting connections secure. System operating normally with proper airflow restored at plenum junction.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on HVAC system. Replaced furnace filter and humidifier pad as part of scheduled preventive maintenance. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify system amperage draw of 0.63A and voltage readings, confirming proper operation of cooling components within manufacturer specifications.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on HVAC system. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, measuring amperage draws and voltage readings to verify proper system operation. All components tested within normal operating parameters, and unit is functioning efficiently for the cooling season.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on Lennox heat pump system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of all components, and took refrigerant readings using digital gauges. Unit operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies identified.

Successfully completed installation of a 3-ton air conditioning system with evaporator coil at residential property. The outdoor condenser unit was positioned in the rear yard on a concrete pad with proper clearances, connected to weatherproof electrical disconnect box, and refrigerant lines were insulated and secured along the foundation. The indoor evaporator coil was installed in the basement mechanical room and integrated with the existing furnace system. All refrigerant lines were properly connected, system was charged to manufacturer specifications, electrical connections were completed per code, and unit was tested for proper operation and airflow.

Returned to site under warranty to replace defective condenser fan motor (part #13Y95) on Lennox outdoor unit model ML13KC1-018-230A02. Successfully installed new motor, verified proper operation, and confirmed system is cooling effectively.