Southeast Michigan has its share of hot and cold weather, sometimes in the same week! For times like these, you need Robin Aire Service Company, a local Ann Arbor, MI, home services company operating since 1985. For top-rated heating and cooling services in Ann Arbor, MI, count on Robin Aire.
Quality service awaits! Contact Robin Aire Service Company at (800) 361-0888 to schedule complete home services in Ann Arbor, MI.
Top-Rated Heating Services
When bitter cold winters arrive in Michigan, our customers need expert heating services to stay warm and safe. If your furnace fails, call Robin Aire. Our experts can diagnose your furnace problems utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic tools.
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Expert Cooling Services
An efficient AC unit is one of the best ways to combat Michigan humidity in the summer. If your AC isn’t cutting it, let Robin Aire schedule your AC installation and replacement services.
Robin Aire can handle regular AC maintenance and air conditioning repairs to keep your unit running smoothly throughout the summer.
R-22 Conversation Services
Another service Robin Aire provides is R-22 conversion for HVAC systems. Older models with obsolete Freon can explode if the R-22 is concentrated and introduced to an ignition source. The EPA has called for the elimination of these R-22 models. Call us today if you still have an R-22 AC unit.
Stay cool in the summer with AC repair and replacement from Robin Aire. Contact us today at (800) 361-0888 to schedule your AC services in Ann Arbor.
Signs You Need Professional HVAC Services
It is essential to watch for signs of HVAC malfunction so you can get the help you need fast. Watch for the following signs and call Robin Aire immediately if you notice any.
- Insufficient heating or cooling: If your system isn’t heating or cooling, it might be a problem with your system’s efficiency or components.
- Unusual noises: Noises such as banging, clanking, hissing, or squealing can be indicators of blower, motor, or other component problems.
- Frequent on-and-off cycling: If your system turns on and off frequently, it might indicate a thermostat or sensor issue.
- High energy bills: No one likes paying high energy bills, and a malfunctioning or outdated HVAC system can cause rises in utility bills.
Get your free HVAC quote today! Schedule your next HVAC service online for top-notch HVAC services in Southeast Michigan!
Air Quality Solutions in Ann Arbor
Good air quality is vital for your family to stay healthy and avoid allergy and asthma problems. After all, your indoor air can be worse than outside air! For expert air quality services in Ann Arbor, look no further than Robin Aire Services.
To help you combat poor air quality in your home, we provide the following solutions:
- Variable speed motors
- Wi-Fi thermostats
- MERV air filters
- Air purifiers
- UV lights
- Whole-home humidifiers
Schedule an air quality assessment with Robin Aire today! Call us at (800) 361-0888 for Ann Arbor air quality services.
Quality Commercial HVAC Services
If your business needs commercial HVAC services in Ann Arbor, call Robin Aire Services. Our expertise spans multiple industries, such as healthcare facilities and warehouses.
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Call the Robin Aire team at (800) 361-0888 to request expert commercial HVAC solutions.
Why Choose Robin Aire for Ann Arbor HVAC Services?
Robin Aire has serviced Southeast Michigan for decades, providing quality HVAC services for commercial and residential customers. We can handle your HVAC problems and provide comprehensive solutions with expert technicians.
Worry less with Robin Aire’s Worry-Free Service Plan. As a customer, you’ll receive various perks, savings, and comfort benefits. Sign up today!
Need repairs? Contact Robin Air Services at (800) 361-0888 today for a free estimate or to schedule your next HVAC service.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Ann Arbor, MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Conducted on-site evaluation for replacement of non-operational air conditioning unit over 20 years old located near front entrance of rental property. Assessed existing electrical infrastructure including main breaker panel to determine compatibility requirements for new equipment installation. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate to address failed cooling system, documenting current conditions and electrical service capacity for proposed HVAC equipment upgrade.
Responded to no air conditioning call with no airflow from system. Upon inspection, accessed control board cabinet and found issue related to previous October repair where system had no blower operation. Examined green control board with TIANBO HJQ-15F-S-H relays and verified power present via illuminated LED indicator. Diagnosed and repaired faulty relay or control circuit affecting air conditioning operation, tested all wire connections and terminal points, and confirmed system restored to proper cooling operation with adequate airflow.
Conducted comprehensive estimate for full HVAC system installation at residential property currently equipped with boiler/steam heat and no existing central air conditioning. Assessed attic space for equipment placement and ductwork routing, documenting existing structure including exposed wooden rafters, roof decking, and current insulation conditions. Evaluated feasibility of installing complete forced-air system including new air conditioning unit, furnace, and full duct distribution network throughout home. Photographed attic access points, available clearances for equipment installation, and structural conditions to determine optimal placement of air handler and ductwork pathways. Customer requested expedited installation timeline within next couple weeks for conversion from steam heat to modern central HVAC system with cooling capability.
Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance on residential cooling system. Used refrigerant manifold gauges to measure and verify system pressures and temperatures across all operational parameters, confirming proper refrigerant charge and system performance. Inspected and serviced outdoor condensing unit components, including electrical connections and line set connections at exterior service location.
Completed installation of Lennox air conditioning system including new air handler unit and Honeywell THM5320R thermostat. System was installed, tested, and verified operational with proper condensate drainage lines and electrical connections in place.
Responded to service call for boiler leaking water. Upon inspection, identified active leak in heating system piping connections. Examined circulator pump assembly and associated copper piping showing oxidation and age-related wear. Tightened compromised fittings and connections where seepage was occurring. Verified system pressure gauge readings and monitored digital temperature display showing 43°F. Tested system operation after repairs to confirm leak was resolved and all connections were secure with no further water discharge.
Completed scheduled prepaid maintenance tune-up on residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit and indoor evaporator coil assembly. System found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing evaporator coil with diamond plate heat exchanger, blower motor assembly with electrical connections intact, and exterior condenser unit positioned against building foundation. All components inspected and confirmed in working order for continued operation through the 2025 cooling season.
Completed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of compressor and fan motor, examined refrigerant lines and electrical connections for wear or damage, and confirmed all internal components were functioning within normal parameters. Unit tested successfully with no issues identified during service visit.
Responded to service call for A/C unit not operating during afternoon hours. Upon arrival, accessed system diagnostics and found two critical faults logged: high pressure switch open and discharge temperature out of range lockout. Inspected compressor assembly and associated refrigerant lines, identifying failed compressor as root cause of both fault conditions. Replaced defective compressor unit, reconnected all refrigerant lines and electrical connections, and cleared system faults. System restored to normal operation.
Conducted on-site assessment for air conditioning system replacement on aging residential unit. Evaluated existing HVAC infrastructure including furnace installation, electrical service capacity at exterior meter location, and overall system configuration to provide comprehensive replacement quote for new air conditioning equipment.
Responded to request for AC replacement estimate. Inspected two existing outdoor condenser units positioned against exterior brick walls, documented current equipment condition including refrigerant line connections, electrical conduits, and mounting configurations on concrete pads for replacement proposal.
Conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing R22 residential HVAC system for replacement estimate. Assessed indoor air handler unit located in basement utility area and outdoor condensing unit positioned along exterior wall. Documented current system configuration including refrigerant line routing, electrical connections, condensate drainage, and ductwork connections. Photographed equipment conditions showing age-related wear on both indoor and outdoor components. Evaluated installation space constraints, existing infrastructure compatibility, and necessary modifications for new equipment installation. Provided detailed replacement recommendations accounting for R22 phase-out requirements and system upgrade options.
Completed comprehensive annual maintenance and tune-up on 8-year-old outdoor air conditioning unit located on west side of property. Performed full system inspection including visual examination of compressor, condenser coil, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and wiring harness. Cleaned condenser coil fins and removed debris from unit interior and surrounding area. Verified proper operation of fan assembly and protective fan guard. Inspected copper refrigerant line assembly for signs of wear or damage. Checked all electrical connections and wiring for secure termination and proper routing. Evaluated compressor mounting and base plate condition. Confirmed unit is operating within normal parameters and ready for cooling season demand.
Performed scheduled maintenance on generator unit between 10-12pLVM. Conducted visual inspection of equipment and surrounding area. Removed loose hardware components found near generator base, including metal nuts and washers that had vibrated free during operation. Inspected generator mounting points and structural connections for additional loose fasteners. Documented equipment condition through photographs showing areas requiring attention, including weathered exterior panels and mounting hardware. Verified unit accessibility and cleared debris from immediate service area to ensure proper ventilation and safe operation.
Completed preventive maintenance inspection on two Lennox furnace systems per Worry Free Service Agreement protocol. Performed comprehensive heating season readiness checks including burner operation verification, heat exchanger inspection, blower motor assessment, air filter evaluation, and combustion analysis on both units. All systems tested and confirmed operational with proper venting and clearances maintained.
Completed full HVAC system installation including Lennox furnace, air conditioning condenser unit, humidifier, and S40 thermostat. Outdoor condenser positioned on concrete pad against exterior wall with proper electrical connections and refrigerant line routing through white conduit. Indoor furnace installed in basement mechanical room with PVC venting, integrated humidifier system, and all ductwork connections properly sealed and secured. Thermostat wired and programmed for system operation. All equipment tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Conducted comprehensive in-home consultation for replacement of 25-year-old furnace and air conditioning system. Evaluated existing equipment including basement-located furnace with air handler and exterior condenser unit, documented current system configuration with detailed photographic assessment of ductwork connections, gas line installation, and blower assembly. Provided multiple replacement options through quotes 03894-01, 03894-03, and 03894-05, offering professional second opinion on repair versus replacement recommendations based on equipment age and condition.
Performed scheduled maintenance on a generator (Model 89875-0006-EI, Serial 22280227/4/1998). Conducted comprehensive inspection of unit including exterior housing and connections. Documentation completed with photographic verification of equipment identification plate and installation condition.
Conducted estimate for replacement of 29-year-old Bryant furnace located in basement. Inspected existing HVAC system including ductwork connections and exhaust flue configuration. Also noted Rheem Performance water heater installation with associated plumbing connections that would need to be considered in the replacement plan. Photos documented current setup for proper sizing and installation requirements of new furnace.
Successfully completed installation of a complete Lennox HVAC system including furnace, air conditioner, S40 thermostat, humidifier, and Air Scrubber. Work involved replacing the short lineset, relocating the thermostat per specifications, and properly mounting the condensing unit on a concrete pad with appropriate electrical connections.
