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 (248) 313-4632 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 (248) 313-4632 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- High energy bills: No one likes paying high energy bills, and a malfunctioning or outdated HVAC system can cause rises in utility bills.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 (248) 313-4632 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 (248) 313-4632 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 (248) 313-4632 today for a free estimate or to schedule your next HVAC service.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Ann Arbor, MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Installed new condensate pump for HVAC system and adjusted drain cycle settings to reduce frequency of pump operation. Left previous pump on-site per customer request.
Completed installation of new Lennox air conditioning system in residential basement mechanical room, utilizing existing electrical infrastructure from previously removed unit. Successfully connected refrigerant lines to indoor air handler, integrated condensate drainage with existing PVC system, and verified all mechanical and electrical connections for proper operation.
Responded to no cooling complaint for second opinion evaluation on residential HVAC system over 10 years old. Previous contractor had diagnosed refrigerant leak. Performed comprehensive system inspection of outdoor condensing unit and refrigerant line routing along building foundation. Assessed unit condition, refrigerant line integrity, and electrical connections. Documented equipment installation and surrounding area conditions for diagnostic purposes.
Completed scheduled preventative maintenance tune-up on Bryant cooling system under prepaid maintenance plan. System was operational upon arrival and confirmed to be working properly. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor air handler unit located in attic space and outdoor condenser unit, checking all electrical connections, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and mechanical components. All systems tested and verified to be functioning within normal operating parameters.
Completed scheduled air conditioning tune-up and preventive maintenance on residential cooling system under prepaid service agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit and indoor evaporator coil assembly, documenting system condition with photographic evidence. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies requiring immediate attention at this time.
Replaced defective PCO lamp sockets and retaining clips for positions 3 through 7 on the Lennox Healthy Climate PureAir air purification system. All new components were properly secured and tested to ensure the photocatalytic oxidation lamps are functioning correctly for optimal air purification performance.
Completed estimate for air conditioning system replacement at residential property. Existing HVAC system was disconnected by another contractor during recent work, revealing advanced age and deterioration of equipment. Assessed current furnace/air handler unit, ductwork, and associated components in basement mechanical room. Documented existing system configuration including copper refrigerant lines, PVC condensate drainage, venting arrangement, and plenum connections. Noted weathered condition of metal ductwork and aging equipment requiring replacement. Photographed installation area and existing system components to provide comprehensive replacement proposal for new HVAC equipment.
Completed routine preventive maintenance on residential cooling system under Worry Free Service Agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor air handler and outdoor condensing unit, including examination of supply register, ductwork connections, and all major components. Verified proper operation of condenser fan motor, assessed condition of evaporator and condenser coils, and inspected refrigerant line insulation and connections for integrity. All system components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Completed scheduled AC maintenance on residential cooling system. Connected Fieldpiece diagnostic gauges to measure system pressures and temperatures, recording superheat and subcooling values to verify proper refrigerant charge and system performance. Inspected condensing unit components including dual fan assemblies, compressor, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections, noting normal condensation present on operating unit indicating proper functionality.
Completed routine preventive maintenance on a 3-year-old Kohler residential standby generator. Performed comprehensive inspection of all major components including engine, control panel, and exhaust system. Checked and verified proper oil level, inspected air filter, examined battery connections, and tested control panel functionality with digital display and illuminated indicators operating correctly. Verified generator mounting on concrete pad remained secure and stable. All safety labels and warning decals confirmed present and legible. Unit tested successfully with no faults detected. Generator remains in good operational condition with all systems functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Performed routine preventive maintenance on residential standby generator equipped with Vanguard 627cc engine. Removed and replaced spark plugs showing normal wear patterns. Inspected air filtration system and noted mesh filter screen in serviceable condition. Verified electrical connections and control box wiring remained secure with no signs of deterioration or loose terminals. Confirmed generator mounting remained stable on concrete pad with all mechanical components properly secured. Unit tested successfully following maintenance procedures with all systems operating within normal parameters.
Completed warranty replacement of evaporator coil on existing HVAC system. Protected work area with cardboard floor covering to prevent damage during installation. Successfully replaced defective evaporator coil and reconnected all refrigerant lines, ensuring proper system operation and verifying no leaks in the refrigeration circuit.
Completed scheduled AC maintenance on outdoor condensing unit. Inspected and documented condition of air filter, which showed significant accumulation of dirt, dust, and debris requiring attention. Filter exhibited heavy soiling with brownish-tan discoloration and visible horizontal striations throughout the mesh material. Photographed unit from multiple angles to document pre-service condition, including top-down views showing cooling coils, metal casing, and filter assembly within frame. Noted debris buildup along filter edges where mesh meets metal frame, indicating restricted airflow conditions that could impact system efficiency and performance if left unaddressed.
Completed routine A/C maintenance on residential HVAC system. Inspected indoor unit components including blower assembly, evaporator coil, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections—all found in satisfactory operating condition. Investigated customer concern regarding water near dehumidifier; checked condensate drain system for proper drainage and verified no active leaks or blockages present at time of inspection. Examined air filter, which was clean with adequate airflow. System operating within normal parameters with no additional service required at this time.
Conducted site assessment for generator installation at approximately 100-year-old residential property. Evaluated existing electrical infrastructure, including aged meter assembly and exterior service equipment mounted on brick exterior. Documented multiple electrical deficiencies requiring attention. Discussed generator options with homeowner, clarifying that only air-cooled units are available through our service offerings. Customer requesting 38KW unit capacity for whole-home backup power solution. Photographed existing electrical service panel, meter base, conduit routing, and proposed generator placement area along side yard near privacy fence. Site presents installation challenges due to age of existing electrical system and will require coordination with utility company for service upgrades to accommodate generator load requirements.
Completed seasonal cooling maintenance and tune-up on residential air conditioning system. Unit operational and performing within normal parameters. Inspected condenser unit exterior components, verified refrigerant line connections, examined electrical wiring and connections, and assessed internal compressor and evaporator coil condition. All mechanical and electrical components functioning properly with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Conducted estimate for replacement of aging HVAC system in residential basement due to cracked evaporator pan causing active water leak. The existing system, over 20 years old, has discontinued parts availability, making repair unfeasible. Documented current equipment condition and installation environment, including furnace unit with connected PVC drainage piping and ductwork configuration, to provide comprehensive replacement recommendation.
Responded to water leak complaint on HVAC system that was still maintaining heating and cooling capability. Upon inspection, performed system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold and micron gauge to assess pressures, temperatures, and potential vacuum leaks. Verified system integrity and identified source of water leak, completing necessary repairs to resolve the issue while ensuring continued operational performance.
Conducted on-site estimate for replacement of non-operational 3-ton air conditioning unit and evaluated existing 30-year-old Carrier furnace for potential replacement. Assessed current HVAC system configuration in basement mechanical room, documented equipment specifications, ductwork connections, electrical service, and gas line routing to provide comprehensive replacement options for both single AC unit replacement and full system upgrade scenarios.
Responded to no cooling call on Lennox air conditioner in basement with 411 alarm on pressure switch. Upon inspection, tested system pressures using refrigerant manifold gauge, which showed suction pressure of 10.12 PSIG and discharge pressure of 247.8 PSIG with corresponding temperatures. Inspected evaporator coil assembly and found unit operational after diagnostics, with pressure switch alarm likely triggered by temporary pressure imbalance that cleared during testing.
