HVAC, Electrical & Water Heaters in Mason, MI

Completed annual cooling maintenance on Lennox model 13ACXN030-230-24 air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified refrigerant charge of HFC-410A at factory specification of 5 lbs 2 oz, checked electrical connections and components, inspected compressor operation, and confirmed all system parameters within manufacturer specifications. Unit operating normally with no issues found. Documented equipment specifications and current condition with photos for service records.

Completed comprehensive estimate for full HVAC system replacement at residential property with 23-year-old original equipment. Assessed existing furnace in basement utility area with metal ductwork and air handler configuration, along with outdoor cylindrical air conditioning unit mounted on river rock base against exterior wall with associated electrical connections and copper refrigerant lines. Customer requested expedited replacement timeline for both heating and cooling systems prior to summer season, with both units having reached end of expected service life.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a Lennox 70,000 BTU furnace with humidifier and 2.5-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed white PVC venting for furnace exhaust and intake, connected refrigerant lines between outdoor condenser and indoor air handler, and integrated all ductwork with proper insulation. Mounted and programmed Sensi digital thermostat on interior wall for system control, reconnected all electrical connections, and verified proper operation of heating and cooling functions upon startup.

Responded to no heat call on forced air furnace system. Upon arrival, found furnace tripping circuit breaker and unable to maintain operation. Inspection revealed severely clogged air filter with heavy dust and debris accumulation, restricting airflow and causing system to overheat and trip safety controls. Replaced dirty pleated filter with new filter. Cleared tripped breaker and restarted system. Verified proper airflow through supply vents, confirmed ignition sequence, and monitored furnace through complete heating cycle. System now operating normally with adequate heat distribution throughout home. Advised homeowner on importance of regular filter maintenance every 1-3 months to prevent future overheating issues and system shutdowns.

Completed installation of 2.5-ton air conditioning system including ML14KC1-030-230 condenser unit and matching evaporator coil. Unit was properly positioned on composite pad against exterior wall with refrigerant lines connected to electrical disconnect box, ensuring adequate clearance for airflow and service access. All mechanical and electrical connections were completed per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.

Returned to property to replace defective control board (HK42FZ018) as previously sold. The original board exhibited heavy contamination from dust, dirt, and debris accumulation that had compromised its operation. Successfully installed new circuit board and restored system to proper working condition.

Completed annual cooling maintenance inspection and filter replacement. Accessed evaporator compartment housing and replaced dirty pleated air filter showing significant dust accumulation and discoloration at edges. Documented equipment condition with photos for service records.

Completed annual preventive maintenance on Bryant residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit including cleaning of coils, verification of refrigerant levels, testing of electrical components, and confirmation of proper fan operation. Unit found to be in normal operational condition with all systems functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Conducted comprehensive estimate assessment for complete HVAC system replacement involving 28-year-old furnace and air conditioning unit, both original to the home and at end of serviceable life. Documented existing equipment configuration including air handler with diamond-pattern embossed metal panel, black flexible ductwork, refrigerant line routing, and electrical panel specifications showing main breaker configuration and circuit distribution. Photographed mechanical room layout, equipment positioning between wooden framing and concrete block wall, utility space constraints, and existing electrical infrastructure to provide accurate replacement recommendations for coordinated furnace and AC system upgrade.

Completed full HVAC system installation in mobile home including 70,000 BTU furnace and 2.5 ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed equipment in utility closet, established all necessary connections for heating and cooling operation, and reconnected existing ductwork and electrical systems. All mechanical permits secured and installation completed per code requirements with system tested and operational.

Responded to service call for 15-year-old furnace in basement experiencing short cycling issue where unit would initiate startup sequence then immediately shut down. Upon arrival, removed front access panel and performed diagnostic evaluation of internal components including blower motor assembly, control board, flame sensor, and burner assembly. Inspected electrical connections, tested ignition sequence, and verified proper operation of safety controls. Identified and resolved the issue preventing normal furnace operation, restoring unit to full functionality with proper heating cycle completion.

Responded to no-heat call on 3-year-old Energy Elite Series furnace displaying red indicator light. Upon arrival, found furnace in safety lockout mode due to moisture exposure from adjacent water softener leak. Inspected unit for water damage and verified no internal moisture penetration into critical components. Checked condensate drain system, blower assembly, and electrical connections for water intrusion. Confirmed furnace control board triggered safety shutdown as designed to prevent electrical damage. Allowed unit adequate drying time and verified all safety sensors functioning properly. Reset furnace control system and cycled unit through complete heating sequence. Confirmed proper ignition, flame sensing, and blower operation with no fault codes present. Verified adequate airflow through supply and return ductwork. Advised homeowner that furnace safety systems operated correctly and unit sustained no permanent damage from moisture event. Recommended monitoring area for addition

Provided comprehensive estimate for HVAC system replacement under buy-one-get-one furnace and air conditioner promotion. Assessed existing 23-year-old equipment currently operational and located in interior utility closet, documented vertical furnace installation configuration with adequate electrical service panel access, and prepared replacement specifications for new high-efficiency heating and cooling system.

Successfully completed installation of a 2.5-ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in residential basement mechanical room. Installed new dark gray air handler unit adjacent to existing beige furnace, connected white PVC condensate drainage lines, and integrated system with existing ductwork infrastructure including flexible insulated ducts. Exterior work included mounting new disconnect box on home's siding and routing refrigerant linesets and electrical connections through foundation wall. Verified proper refrigerant charge, tested system operation and airflow, and confirmed all electrical connections were secure. All work performed under mechanical permit with reconnection of electrical components completed separately.

Responded to service call for non-operational furnace in crawlspace following flood damage. Upon inspection, found standing water throughout crawlspace area affecting 2-year-old heating system. Documented water intrusion conditions and equipment exposure, assessed flood damage to furnace and surrounding mechanical components. Provided estimate for full system replacement due to water damage compromising equipment integrity and safety.

Completed on-site assessment for full house Generac generator installation at a 30-year-old residential property. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure, including the main service panel—a Challenger brand breaker box located in an unfinished interior space with exposed OSB walls. Documented current electrical configuration with yellow Romex cables exiting the panel base. Assessed installation requirements and photographed relevant areas to determine proper generator sizing, transfer switch placement, and necessary electrical modifications for code-compliant whole-house backup power system integration.

Responded to no-heat call on 2-year-old furnace located in crawlspace following flood damage. Upon inspection, found water intrusion had compromised the main control board and caused corrosion to internal components and electrical connections. Removed and replaced damaged integrated furnace control (IFC) circuit board. Cleaned corrosion from wire terminals and connection points. Tested all safety circuits including pressure switches, flame sensor, and limit controls. Verified proper ignition sequence, flame sensing, and burner operation through multiple heating cycles. System restored to full operational status with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications. Both parts and labor covered under warranty.

Completed scheduled Air Care Cooling maintenance service on residential Lennox furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of HVAC equipment, verified proper operation of furnace unit and associated ductwork connections, and documented equipment condition through photographic records for customer files.

Completed comprehensive estimate for full HVAC system installation at property currently heated by boiler with no existing forced-air equipment. Assessment included evaluation of electrical service via existing Pushmatic load center panel to determine adequacy for new system requirements, measurement and design specifications for complete ductwork installation throughout structure, and equipment sizing calculations for new air conditioning unit and furnace installation. Documented existing conditions and provided recommendations for conversion from hydronic heating to forced-air system with central cooling capability.

Completed air conditioning replacement estimate for a 20-year-old existing system. Inspected current HVAC equipment located in basement mechanical room, including furnace unit with PVC venting, air handler cabinet, and associated ductwork. Evaluated electrical service panel and circuit capacity for AC condenser requirements. Documented equipment specifications, existing installation configuration, and photographed current system components to provide comprehensive replacement options for aging air conditioning unit.