Reliable Heating & AC Services in Bloomfield Hills, MI

Completed estimate for repair of a 10-year-old residential central air conditioning system. Unit is currently operational with no reported loss of cooling capacity. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit, which showed typical weathering and accumulated dust and debris on metal grille fins and cabinet surfaces, though unit remains structurally sound and functional.

Completed warranty recall work on outdoor A/C unit installation. Added UL-listed strapping to secure flexible conduit between outdoor disconnect and condensing unit, properly fastening conduit to dwelling exterior per code requirements. Upgraded circuit breaker from existing 20-amp to required 25-amp breaker to meet manufacturer specifications with 30-amp maximum rating. Applied proper identification labeling to outdoor unit indicating "Upstairs A/C" to match corresponding furnace labeling for system identification. Documented completed work with photographic evidence of properly secured conduit runs along brick exterior and corrected electrical disconnect installation.

Completed comprehensive maintenance tune-up on dual Bryant air conditioning system. Performed standard preventative maintenance procedures including inspection of condenser coils, capacitor testing, electrical connection verification, and overall system operation assessment. Both outdoor condenser units were found to be in proper working condition with all components functioning as designed.

Completed installation of Lennox CX40C5C-120-2-1 air conditioning system with proper refrigerant charge per manufacturer specifications. Unit was installed, tested for proper operation, and all safety labels were verified in place per code requirements.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property. Evaluated existing Trane outdoor condenser unit and associated indoor components, documenting current equipment condition, installation configuration, and spatial requirements. Photographed exterior condenser placement on concrete pad with existing electrical disconnect and wall-mounted conduit, as well as basement utility area showing ceiling-mounted support infrastructure and available routing pathways for new refrigerant lines and electrical connections. Provided detailed replacement estimate including equipment specifications, labor requirements, and installation scope to upgrade aging system with modern high-efficiency equipment.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on outdoor condenser unit located in backyard. Performed standard maintenance protocol including inspection of evaporator coil assembly, which showed moderate dust accumulation on fins and presence of condensate safety switch (orange float device) functioning properly. Inspected condenser unit with horizontal fin configuration, verified refrigerant line connections and insulation integrity, and checked unit mounting on concrete pad. No operational issues identified during inspection; system components found in serviceable condition with typical environmental debris accumulation for outdoor installation.

Provided replacement estimate for residential R22 air conditioning system experiencing freezing conditions. Assessed existing outdoor condensing unit installed on concrete pad against exterior wall, documented current system configuration including refrigerant lines, electrical disconnect, and conduit routing. Presented multiple equipment replacement options to address obsolete R22 refrigerant and resolve freezing issue.

Completed preventive maintenance on three residential air conditioning systems during scheduled morning service call. Performed comprehensive inspections including checking refrigerant levels, testing electrical connections, cleaning condensate drain pans, and verifying proper operation of all units. One outdoor condenser unit observed with protective winter cover still in place, which was documented. Interior system inspection revealed condensate drainage system with standing water in collection pan, indicating normal operation. All three systems tested and confirmed operational with no immediate service needs identified.

Performed scheduled maintenance on Generac standby generator unit. Inspected and cleaned fuel delivery system components, including removal and examination of fuel nozzles which showed normal wear patterns. Verified generator housing integrity, checked all external connections, and confirmed proper placement on concrete pad. Conducted visual inspection of surrounding area and adjacent HVAC equipment to ensure adequate clearance and ventilation for safe generator operation.

Responded to failed inspection callback to address unprotected service cable wiring at outdoor disconnect box. Upon arrival, found existing installation with black flexible conduit lacking proper connector at disconnect entry point. Installed appropriate weatherproof connector on service cable to secure and protect wiring entering the disconnect box per code requirements. Verified all electrical connections at terminal block were tight and secure, with proper wire terminations on green ground, red, and black conductors. Ensured conduit straps were properly fastened to wall and mounting plate. Installation now meets electrical code standards for exterior disconnect protection and passed re-inspection criteria.

Completed FRN maintenance service (3-5) on furnace unit. Removed front panel for internal inspection, checked circuit board connections and wiring integrity. Examined all major components including blower motor and gas valve as part of routine preventative maintenance under Worry Free Service Agreement.

Conducted site visit to evaluate customer's request for relocation of multiple thermostats. Inspected existing Heat PumPro by ARZEL zoning system with particular attention to Zone #1 and Zone #5 control modules. Documented current installation configuration and wiring connections to determine feasibility of requested modifications.