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- High energy bills: No one likes paying high energy bills, and a malfunctioning or outdated HVAC system can cause rises in utility bills.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.
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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 comprehensive site evaluation of existing HVAC system in basement utility area for equipment replacement estimate. Documented current furnace installation, air handler configuration, and ductwork layout including flexible insulated ducts and metal supply/return runs. Assessed mechanical space constraints, existing infrastructure connections, and preparation requirements for future system replacement.
Responded to warranty call for missing dead front cover on outdoor A/C disconnect box. Upon arrival, found DiversiTech electrical disconnect enclosure mounted on exterior wall with cover panel removed, exposing internal fuse holders, terminal connections, and wiring. Inspected installation and verified all electrical connections were secure with proper wire routing through conduit. Confirmed disconnect box functionality and proper operation of safety components. Documentation photos captured current condition of unit showing open enclosure with visible terminal blocks, fuse holders, and color-coded wiring properly installed through flexible conduit. Unit remains operational pending replacement cover installation.
Completed routine preventive maintenance inspection on residential split-system air conditioning unit under Worry Free Service Agreement. Performed comprehensive 11-point cooling season maintenance protocol including visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verification of refrigerant line insulation integrity, assessment of unit mounting and levelness on pad, and confirmation of proper clearances around equipment. All system components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to callback for AC unit not cooling properly with water pooling underneath. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using digital manifold gauge to measure system pressures and temperatures. Readings indicated abnormal operating conditions with suction pressure at 108.5 PSI, discharge pressure at 405 PSI, and superheat at 7.16°F. Inspected condensate drain system and confirmed water accumulation was due to drainage issue. Cleared condensate line blockage and verified proper drainage flow. Rechecked refrigerant charge and system operation after repairs. Unit cooling properly with no further water pooling observed at time of departure.
Performed AC system start-up and identified two significant holes in PVC condensate drain piping requiring immediate attention. Documented damage with photographs showing compromised pipe sections with visible openings and rust staining around wall penetrations, indicating ongoing moisture issues that could lead to water damage if not addressed.
Conducted commercial rooftop unit replacement estimate for building #2334. Assessed existing RTU system that was previously evaluated by another contractor who recommended replacement over repair due to cost considerations. Documented current rooftop unit condition, mounting configuration on roof curb, associated electrical service panel, and conduit routing on exterior wall. Provided comprehensive replacement proposal for commercial-grade HVAC equipment.
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for complete HVAC system replacement following previous repair recommendations and prior sales consultation. Evaluated existing air handler unit with reflective foil insulation wrapping, gray metal construction, and associated ductwork connections in basement utility area. Inspected current furnace installation including white PVC venting system, black condensate drainage lines, flexible metallic ductwork, and manufacturer certification labels. Documented electrical connections, control panel placement, humidifier component, and overall system configuration to develop accurate replacement estimate for complete heating and cooling system upgrade.
Conducted HVAC system replacement estimate at residential property as requested for afternoon appointment after 2:45 PM. Assessed existing heating and cooling equipment located in basement utility area, documented current system configuration including ductwork, piping infrastructure, and mechanical components mounted on walls with metal brackets. Photographed installation site conditions to provide comprehensive replacement proposal for customer review.
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for replacement of two complete HVAC systems including furnace and air conditioning units. Evaluated existing outdoor condenser unit installation on concrete pad with refrigerant line penetrations through exterior brick wall, noting proximity to natural gas meter assembly and electrical connections. Inspected attic installation access point, documenting PVC condensate drain line configuration with evidence of rust staining at mounting connections and assessed insulation conditions around existing ductwork and penetrations. Provided detailed estimate for dual system replacement including equipment specifications, installation requirements, and necessary modifications to existing infrastructure.
Responded to Error Code 434 on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive AC maintenance under warranty coverage, including system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold and micron gauge. Verified operating pressures, temperatures, and refrigerant levels within manufacturer specifications. Inspected condenser unit components including fan assembly, capacitor, and electrical connections. All measurements recorded normal operating parameters with supply and return temperatures appropriate for ambient conditions. System tested and confirmed operational with no further error codes present.
Responded to no cooling call on recently installed system. Upon arrival, connected manifold gauges to check refrigerant pressures and temperatures. System diagnostics revealed abnormal operating pressures and temperatures across suction and discharge lines. Performed comprehensive system evaluation using digital manifold to assess refrigerant charge, superheat, and subcooling values. Identified and corrected refrigerant charge issue, bringing system parameters within manufacturer specifications. Verified proper system operation with all readings stabilized in normal range before departure.
Completed routine maintenance on 3-5 ton air conditioning system including inspection of evaporator coil assembly and compressor unit. Photographically documented clean condenser fins, properly functioning compressor with refrigerant lines, and drain pan condition showing normal condensate staining, confirming system is operating within manufacturer specifications.
Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on Vanguard 627cc generator system. Inspected internal components, electrical control panel, and wiring harness connections. Removed and replaced spark plugs as part of routine maintenance protocol. Verified all mounting hardware, examined exhaust manifold assembly, and confirmed proper operation of electrical junction box and color-coded wire connections. Unit tested and returned to service in optimal working condition.
Completed electrical service request for junction box installation at restaurant back door location. Assessed existing electrical infrastructure including Siemens breaker panel with 20-amp circuits and Hatco Corporation food warming equipment unit (Model TFWM36-3900) requiring proper electrical supply. Installed single-pole to three-pole junction box configuration as specified to provide safe and code-compliant power distribution. Verified adequate clearances and non-combustible surroundings per manufacturer specifications and NEC requirements. All connections properly secured and tested for functionality.
Replaced interior vent covers in residential space. Installed new white rectangular grille with horizontal slats on wall-mounted register, securing unit with corner screws for proper ventilation airflow.
Performed routine maintenance on dual outdoor condensing units. Completed standard inspection of compressor, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and heat exchanger coils. All components operating within normal parameters at time of service.
Completed scheduled cooling maintenance tune-up on dual HVAC system with both units operating properly upon arrival. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor evaporator coil assembly, verifying compressor motor operation, refrigerant line connections, and electrical wiring integrity. Inspected outdoor condenser unit, confirming proper airflow through coil fins, normal condensation patterns, and overall system functionality with no deficiencies noted.
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Responded to service call for air conditioning system requiring thermistor replacement and complete maintenance service. Upon inspection of the outdoor condensing unit, evaluated the condenser coil assembly and heat exchanger components. The condenser fins and coils were found to be in regular operating condition with protective grille intact.
Accessed internal components including the compressor, accumulator, and refrigerant line assembly. Inspected copper refrigerant lines, condensate drain pan, and associated electrical connections. The drain pan showed normal wear consistent with system age. Performed comprehensive AC maintenance including inspection of all mechanical and electrical components.
Ordered replacement thermistor for system. This service visit serves as a placeholder until the required part arrives. Upon receipt of the thermistor, a follow-up appointment will be scheduled to complete the installation and restore full system functionality. All
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.
