Your HVAC system is vital to keeping your home comfortable all year long. Whether it’s an icy winter or the dog day afternoons of summer, you depend on your HVAC to keep you comfortable and safe when you need it most.
Robin Aire Service Company has provided customers with honest and quality service in the Southeast Michigan Region since 1985. We know how much you rely on your heating and cooling systems, and we offer a full array of services to keep your indoor comfort just right, no matter what’s going on with the weather outside.
Contact us online to learn more about HVAC services from Robin Aire Service Company in the Walled Lake area, or call (248) 313-4632.
Dependable Air Conditioning Services
The AC pros at Robin Aire have extensive experience and training in all air conditioning services. Whether you need a quick and simple repair, a system overhaul, or even a brand-new system, our knowledgeable AC teams will help you stay comfortable when temperatures spike. Our services include:
- Installation & replacement: Whether you’re starting from scratch or replacing an old AC unit, we can help you pick the suitable model for your needs and install it for optimal performance.
- Repair: The Robin Aire AC pros are well-versed in handling various repairs. Call right away if your system exhibits any of these signs:
- Increased energy bills during the cooling season
- Leaks
- Loud, unusual noises
- Short-cycling
- Strange smells
- Unresponsive thermostat
- Warm air coming from the AC unit
- Maintenance: Professional AC maintenance tune-ups are great for keeping your unit functioning at peak performance while keeping operating and repair costs down.
- R-22 Refrigerant Conversion: The EPA requires converting all AC systems using obsolete Freon-based R-22 refrigerant to more environmentally friendly ones.
Reliable Heating Services
At Robin Aire, our heating service experts handle all heating installation, replacement, repairs, and maintenance. We also service both gas and electric furnaces.
To get more info about reliable heating services from Robin Aire Service Company in the Walled Lake area, call (248) 313-4632.
Walled Lake Indoor Air Quality Services
The air comfort in your home doesn’t end with just heating and AC. The quality of the air has a significant impact on your health and the health of others living in your home. Poor humidity, allergens, pollutants, and other air quality factors will affect your breathing within your home. At Robin Aire, we offer a complete spectrum of indoor air quality solutions, including:
- Variable speed motors
- Wi-Fi thermostats
- MERV air filters
- Air purifiers
- UV lights
- Whole-home humidifiers
In the Walled Lake area, call (248) 313-4632 to contact the indoor air quality experts at Robin Aire Service Company.
Quality Commercial HVAC Services
Businesses and institutions rely on dependable HVAC just as much as homes do. The Robin Aire HVAC pros provide several commercial HVAC services at the same outstanding level of workmanship and customer service. These services include:
- Commercial heating installation
- Commercial heating maintenance
- Commercial AC installation
- Commercial AC maintenance
To learn more about our commercial HVAC services in the Walled Lake area, call (248) 313-4632 to talk to the pros at Robin Aire Service Company.
Why Choose Robin Aire in Walled Lake, MI?
The dedicated staff and technicians at Robin Aire are committed to exceptional, friendly HVAC services. It’s our mission to keep your home comfortable all year round. We make it even easier for customers with our Worry-Free Service Plan, designed to make HVAC maintenance less expensive and easier to schedule.
Call (248) 313-4632 today to schedule HVAC services with Robin Aire Service Company in the Walled Lake area.
Walled Lake FAQs
How often should HVAC maintenance be performed?
We recommend regular maintenance once a year for AC and once yearly for heating systems. Schedule these just before the peak usage season for each begins to get the greatest benefit.
Do I need to maintain my HVAC units located outside?
It’s a good idea to periodically remove debris, such as branches, weeds, and leaves, from your outdoor components. Blockages have the potential to cause damage.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Walled Lake, MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed preventive maintenance service on residential air conditioning system under Worry Free Service Agreement. Performed comprehensive 10-12 point inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation with compressor running and achieving normal condensation levels, and confirmed all refrigerant lines and connections secure with no visible leaks.
Completed scheduled AC maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit and indoor components, including compressor, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. All copper refrigerant lines and connections inspected and found in good working condition with no visible leaks. Compressor unit operating normally with proper electrical connections secured. Condenser coil fins examined and unit confirmed to be functioning within normal parameters.
Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance on residential outdoor condenser unit. Performed standard preventive maintenance inspection of unit mounted on concrete pad, evaluated condition of heat exchanger coils with horizontal fins showing typical weathering and dirt accumulation from environmental exposure, and documented equipment condition through photographs for service records.
Performed scheduled maintenance on outdoor Vanguard 827cc36 generator unit. Inspected electrical control panel and internal wiring connections, identifying a failed capacitor with visible corrosion on the terminal end. Replaced the deteriorated capacitor with new component, verified all wire terminations were secure, and confirmed proper operation of the generator system upon completion.
Completed installation of Lennox air conditioning system with interruptible service configuration as specified. Installed outdoor condensing unit, indoor air handler with supply and return ductwork connections, electrical disconnect, and all necessary refrigerant line sets. System was properly wired to electrical panel with interruptible meter setup, tested for proper operation, and left running efficiently.
Responded to service call for AC unit not cooling and only circulating air with house temperature at 75°F. Upon arrival, inspected 30-year-old air conditioning system located in basement mechanical room. Evaluated existing furnace and HVAC infrastructure, including ductwork, condensate drainage system, and electrical connections. Assessed electrical panel and circuit breaker configuration serving the HVAC equipment. Given the age of the unit and lack of cooling performance, provided comprehensive estimate for complete AC system replacement, including discussion of modern high-efficiency equipment options, proper sizing requirements, and installation considerations for basement location.
Completed scheduled maintenance on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit. Performed standard inspection of equipment, including examination of condenser coil, refrigerant lines, and protective cage assembly. Cleared accumulated debris including leaves, twigs, and dirt from surrounding area to ensure proper airflow and system efficiency. Verified unit operational status and documented equipment condition with photographic records.
Conducted comprehensive on-site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement and hot water tank installation. Assessed existing outdoor air conditioning condenser unit positioned on concrete pad against exterior brick wall, noting current operational status and physical condition. Evaluated interior furnace system with existing ductwork configuration and electrical panel setup in basement utility area. Documented equipment specifications, spatial requirements, and infrastructure compatibility for full system replacement proposal. Photographed current equipment installations to support estimate preparation for homeowner's consideration of heating, air conditioning, and hot water tank replacement options.
Completed routine AC maintenance on outdoor condensing unit. Performed standard inspection of protective grille cage, verified proper clearance from surrounding landscaping, checked refrigerant line connections, and confirmed unit operational status with no deficiencies noted.
# Generator Maintenance Report Performed scheduled maintenance on a 22kW Generac standby generator, Model #G00704310, Serial #3014429346. Conducted comprehensive inspection of all major components including engine assembly, fuel delivery system, and electrical connections. Replaced spark plugs as part of routine maintenance protocol, ensuring proper gap specifications for optimal combustion and reliable starting performance. Verified integrity of fuel lines and quick-connect fittings, confirming no signs of deterioration or leakage. Inspected control panel functionality, indicator lights, and safety systems. All refrigerant lines and compression fittings examined for proper sealing and connection integrity. Unit tested under load conditions and confirmed proper operation of all systems. Generator returned to service in fully operational condition with all maintenance items completed per manufacturer specifications.
Responded to no cooling complaint and performed system diagnostics. Used infrared thermometer to measure supply air temperatures at registers and assessed temperature differential across evaporator coil to identify cooling system performance issues.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor unit running but not providing adequate cooling to the structure. Performed diagnostic testing using clamp meter to measure electrical current draw, which registered 298 on the digital display, indicating potential compressor or electrical system issue requiring further evaluation and repair.
Performed comprehensive assessment of residential air conditioning system found to be low on R-22 refrigerant. The outdoor condensing unit showed significant age-related deterioration with visible weathering, dirt accumulation, and staining on the cabinet surfaces. Given the system's use of R-22 refrigerant, which is being phased out and has become increasingly expensive, combined with the unit's apparent age and condition, recommended full system replacement rather than repair. Documented existing outdoor unit installation against home exterior and indoor furnace/air handler configuration in basement mechanical room for replacement planning purposes.
Responded to service call for cracked and leaking condensate drain line. Upon inspection, identified damaged 8-12 inch section of drain piping on exterior of building beneath roofline. Documented existing conditions showing deteriorated black flexible drain hose and associated white PVC drainage components mounted along siding near gutter system. Photographed Lennox furnace unit in mechanical room to verify condensate source and drainage configuration. Completed warranty repair of compromised drain line section to restore proper condensate drainage and eliminate water leakage.
Successfully replaced existing water heater with new wall-mounted tankless unit in utility room. Installation included complete venting system with PVC exhaust pipes, comprehensive copper supply and return line configuration with integrated shut-off valves and pressure gauges for system monitoring and maintenance access. Installed dual-stage whole-house water filtration system at base of unit with easily accessible filter housings, along with blue expansion tank for thermal expansion protection. All connections tested and verified for proper operation, with digital control panel programmed and Energy Star certified unit confirmed operational.
Responded to water leak service call and discovered moisture accumulation in the condensate drip pan of HVAC unit 5-9. Inspected the condensate drainage system, including PVC drain lines and connections, and documented the condition with photos showing water present in the drain pan beneath the air handler. Verified proper drain line configuration and cleared any potential blockages to restore normal condensate flow and prevent future water accumulation in the mechanical room.
Completed routine cooling system maintenance and tune-up on residential HVAC unit during scheduled evening appointment. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, including refrigerant line examination, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system with reversing valve assembly. System tested and confirmed operating properly with all components functioning within normal parameters.
Completed scheduled cooling system tune-up maintenance on outdoor heat pump unit. System was operating properly upon arrival. Performed comprehensive inspection of all components, checked refrigerant levels, cleaned condenser coils, verified electrical connections, tested capacitor and contactor operation, and confirmed proper airflow through the unit. All systems tested within normal operating parameters and unit left in excellent working condition.
Replaced thermal expansion valve (TXV) on existing HVAC system. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion of repair work.
Responded to service call for tankless water heater with internal valve leak. Upon inspection, identified leaking internal valve requiring replacement and provided estimate for repair. Documented existing installation including ventilation system, plumbing connections, and associated water treatment equipment for customer records.
