Trusted Heating & AC Services in Royal Oak, MI

Provided comprehensive estimate for replacement of existing 3.5 ton residential air conditioning system with new 4 ton unit. Evaluated current outdoor condenser unit located on exterior side of home, mounted on concrete pad against house foundation with refrigerant lines and electrical conduit running up exterior wall to indoor air handler. Documented existing equipment configuration including placement, electrical disconnect, line set routing, and clearances for proper sizing and installation planning of replacement system.

Performed complimentary second opinion evaluation of existing air conditioning system at homeowner's request to assess recommendations provided by another contractor. Conducted thorough visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit, noting significant accumulation of dust and debris restricting airflow through condenser coil fins. Examined indoor evaporator unit components including condensate drain pan and pump assembly, observing rust formation, water staining, and debris buildup in drain pan indicating potential drainage concerns. Documented current equipment condition through photographs for homeowner review. Provided professional assessment of system maintenance needs and discussed replacement options for consideration.

Conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing 12-year-old residential air conditioning system for replacement estimate. Assessed outdoor condenser unit condition, electrical connections, and refrigerant line set integrity. Documented current system configuration including indoor Lennox furnace with existing ductwork plenum and outdoor AC unit mounted on concrete pad. Photographed equipment specifications, installation setup, and accessibility for future replacement planning. Provided detailed replacement options and recommendations to customer for system upgrade consideration.

Completed HVAC system evaluation for residential replacement estimate at return customer's different apartment unit. Assessed aging outdoor condenser unit positioned against brick exterior, noting weathered condition with visible dirt accumulation and overgrown vegetation obstructing proper airflow around base of equipment. Documented existing electrical service configuration including meter location, panel access, and conduit routing for replacement planning purposes. Photographed current equipment placement, clearance requirements, and utility connections to provide comprehensive assessment for full system replacement proposal.

Conducted comprehensive site assessment for standby generator installation at residential property with 2001-3000 sq. ft. living space. Evaluated existing 200 AMP electrical service panel located in basement, documenting circuit breaker configuration and available capacity for generator integration. Assessed installation parameters including 50-75 foot distance from meter to proposed generator location, photographed existing electrical infrastructure, and provided comparative analysis of Generac and Kohler generator systems suitable for the electrical service size and home requirements.

Responded to callback for violation repairs on recent HVAC installation. Corrected ductwork clearance issues to maintain required 1-inch clearance to combustible materials within 3 feet of plenum, repositioning flexible duct and metal transitions as needed. Verified and upgraded electrical circuit to proper amperage rating for furnace specifications, replacing undersized breaker and confirming wire gauge compliance. Provided A2L refrigerant system information and verified installation meets current code requirements for mildly flammable refrigerant handling, including proper labeling and ventilation considerations.

Conducted comprehensive on-site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement estimate. Assessed existing 21-year-old air conditioning unit and furnace located in basement mechanical room. Documented current equipment configuration, including ductwork layout, electrical service panel accessibility, and existing utility connections. Photographed installation area showing furnace, water heater proximity, exposed rectangular and spiral ductwork, copper piping, and electrical infrastructure to develop accurate replacement specifications and system design recommendations.

Completed full system replacement of two commercial Bryant RTUs (F4-A/C1 and F4-A/C2) in first-floor vacant lease space mechanical room with direct alley access. Reclaimed and properly recycled refrigerant from existing F1 and F4 condensers and cased coils. Coordinated 40-ton boom crane lift from alley for equipment removal and installation of like-for-like Bryant replacement units. Flushed and pressure tested all refrigerant line sets to verify system integrity. Updated liquid line insulation to meet current specifications. Completed all mechanical and electrical reconnections for both rooftop units, including refrigerant lines, condensate drainage systems, and power supplies. Verified proper operation of all components, controls, and safety devices. Both units labeled and operational with full piping infrastructure including black insulated suction lines, copper refrigerant piping, and white PVC condensate drains properly installed and secured.

Conducted a comprehensive full system estimate for a 16-year-old residential air conditioning system. Evaluated existing HVAC equipment located in the basement utility area, including the furnace unit with associated PVC venting, flexible ductwork, and electrical connections. Documented current system configuration through photographic assessment, noting equipment age and operational status indicators. Reviewed electrical panel capacity and existing infrastructure to determine compatibility requirements for potential system replacement. Customer indicated need for replacement within the next couple of weeks.

Conducted full system evaluation on 7-year-old Lennox HVAC system experiencing inadequate cooling performance with temperature delta consistently measuring only 10-12 degrees, previously diagnosed with failed compressor. Inspected outdoor condenser unit with gray rounded housing positioned on concrete patio, noting refrigerant line connections and electrical conduit routing along exterior wall. Evaluated indoor furnace unit and air handler located in basement utility area, examining ductwork connections and system configuration. Documented equipment condition through comprehensive photography of both outdoor and indoor components. Provided complete system replacement estimate as repair of compressor deemed not cost-effective given age of equipment and performance issues.

Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance on outdoor condenser unit. Performed standard inspection of unit components, verified operational status, and documented equipment condition with photos showing unit positioned on concrete pad with visible age-related wear and surface discoloration. Customer declined service agreement renewal at this time.

Completed installation of a 50-gallon Bradford White automatic storage natural gas water heater in residential utility room. Connected copper supply lines, installed pressure relief valve, and mounted blue expansion tank to wall. All plumbing connections secured to manufacturer specifications, unit tested for proper operation, and customer instructed on basic water heater function.

Documented existing HVAC system and water heater installation in basement utility room. Photographed current equipment layout, ductwork configuration, and mechanical room conditions to support replacement estimate preparation.

Performed comprehensive evaluation of 14-year-old air conditioning system and 24-year-old furnace in basement location for newly purchased residential property. Diagnosed AC system operating inefficiently due to low refrigerant charge. Conducted thorough inspection of furnace and air conditioning equipment, documenting existing ductwork configuration, electrical panel circuit identification for HVAC systems, and overall condition of heating and cooling components. Provided replacement estimate for aging HVAC equipment based on system performance deficiencies and equipment age exceeding expected service life.

Completed scheduled generator maintenance including comprehensive battery testing and capacitor replacement. Battery analyzer confirmed proper voltage and charging system performance with "GOOD BATTERY" status at 513V DC. Removed and replaced dual capacitors on associated HVAC equipment, with old components showing signs of wear. All electrical connections were inspected, tested, and secured. Equipment was returned to full operational status and tested under load to verify proper function.

Completed routine preventative maintenance on residential air conditioning system under Worry Free Service Agreement. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including fan motor assembly, condenser coils, and protective housing components. Verified proper operation of top-mounted fan, checked electrical connections, and confirmed unit functionality for optimal cooling performance.

Completed installation of new chimney liner system for water heater venting in residential utility room. Installed flexible aluminum liner with proper metal couplings and connectors, ensuring secure attachment points and appropriate routing from appliance to chimney termination. System tested and verified for proper draft and safe exhaust ventilation upon completion.

Completed installation of 50-gallon residential tanked water heater in utility room. Installed unit with proper copper piping connections, pressure relief valve with discharge piping, expansion tank mounted to wall, and flexible exhaust venting. All plumbing connections secured with brass fittings and shut-off valves installed per code requirements. Verified proper drainage protection at base of unit and confirmed all safety components operational upon system reconnection.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 90,000 BTU furnace, 3-ton air conditioning unit, humidifier, and condensate pump in basement utility area. Installed all necessary PVC condensate drainage lines, flexible ductwork connections, and electrical connections per code requirements. System commissioned, tested for proper operation, and left in full working order with all mechanical and electrical permits requested for final inspection.

Responded to service call for Lennox air conditioning unit not cooling despite running. Upon inspection, found outdoor condenser unit with severely clogged condenser coils and filters restricting airflow. Unit was only 11 months old and still under parts and labor warranty. Cleaned condenser coils and replaced dirty filters to restore proper airflow through the system. Verified unit operation, confirmed adequate cooling performance restored, and system returned to normal functionality.