After a day exploring the majestic Fort Custer Recreational Area, comprised of 3,033 acres of lakes and the Kalamazoo River, in Battle Creek, MI, the comforts of home in the heart of Calhoun County await you. To ensure your home is your castle, count on family-owned and -operated Vredevoogd for all your HVAC, plumbing, and generator needs.
With over 60 years of experience, warm summers and winters with multiple days of freezing temperatures are no surprise to Vredevoogd. Our experienced, licensed technicians are ready to provide same-day, 24/7 emergency services to restore your peace of mind.
Don’t wait until something drastic happens — contact the Vredevoogd team today for your home maintenance needs.
24/7 Emergency HVAC Services
There’s never a dull moment with Battle Creek weather. The wear and tear this takes on your home HVAC system means having reliable maintenance services in your back pocket. At Vredevoogd, we’re your one-stop 24/7 emergency shop for:
Heating Services
Don’t let the cold winter winds of Battle Creek sneak up on you — schedule your furnace maintenance before the rush. Our highly trained, trustworthy technicians clean and lubricate your heating system while quickly diagnosing needed heating repairs. If replacement and installation are the next steps, we take the mystery out of choosing the suitable gas or electric furnace, offering a price you can afford.
Air Conditioning Services
No matter the AC brand, our background-checked technicians provide routine AC maintenance to protect the life of your air conditioner, repair coils or cracked hoses for optimal energy efficiency, and, when it’s time to upgrade your cooling system, we’ll provide the best installation and replacement solutions. Ask us about the benefits of a ductless mini-split to keep every room in your home at the perfect temperature.
Air Quality Services
Trust our team to install advanced HVAC filtration technology to combat the spread of allergies, asthma, mold, viruses, and bacteria. In our most brutal winter months, our top-of-the-line Aprilaire humidifiers will help you avoid stagnant, dry, and allergen-filled air.
Join Our Comfort Club Today
With routine preventative maintenance, your HVAC system lasts longer and saves money. That’s why Vredevoogd offers our Comfort Club membership. Join today for biannual tune-ups, discounted service repairs, priority appointment scheduling, and much more!
Quality Plumbing Services
Vredevoogd’s insured, customer-focused professionals will explain every step of the repair, maintenance, or installation process, including replacing and updating pipes and fixtures, installing water heaters, cleaning drain and sewer lines, and ensuring your home is flood-free with superior sump pump servicing.
Professional Generator Services
As a community partner in Battle Creek, we know the challenges an ever-changing climate throws at us during months of volatile weather. Having a generator in top-notch shape provides unprecedented peace of mind for your health and the safety of your home. At Vredevoogd, we offer generator repair, ensuring you won’t be caught with a generator that doesn’t start.
Choose Vredevoogd for HVAC, Plumbing & Generator Services in Battle Creek
Our certified technicians have served Battle Creek and Western Michigan for decades and provide reliable, friendly, customer-centered solutions. Whether you’re ready to update your historic home with new plumbing fixtures or preparing for another wild West Michigan winter with the peace of mind a generator can bring, we look forward to providing innovative, 100% guaranteed service.
For fast, affordable service that’s catered to your home maintenance needs, book your appointment with Vredevoogd today.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Battle Creek, MI
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Completed annual cooling maintenance tune-up on residential air conditioning system under EnergiAir warranty coverage. Performed comprehensive system inspection, including evaluation of electrical components where capacitor was removed and examined for proper operation and connections. All routine maintenance procedures were executed according to manufacturer specifications to ensure optimal system performance for the cooling season.
Successfully installed a Bradford White residential water heater in basement utility area. Completed all copper piping connections with brass fittings to integrate unit with existing plumbing system, ensuring proper hot and cold water supply lines. Installation was performed as a same-day booking per authorized work order, with unit now fully operational alongside existing water treatment system and HVAC equipment.
Conducted comprehensive electrical assessment for proposed electrical service upgrade and transfer switch installation. Evaluated existing electrical panel configuration, which currently houses two vertical columns of circuit breakers with main disconnect at top of enclosure. Documented complex wiring arrangement with multiple circuits entering panel from above, including various gauge conductors in standard color coding. Assessed current panel capacity, breaker arrangement, and existing circuit distribution to determine scope of upgrade work required. Inspected structural mounting conditions on concrete block foundation wall and evaluated available space for transfer switch installation. Photographed existing electrical infrastructure, including wire routing through ceiling joists, proximity to HVAC systems and other utilities, and overall condition of current installation. Prepared detailed electrical estimate covering service upgrade specifications and transfer switch integration r
Successfully completed full HVAC system installation including new Carrier condensing unit positioned on concrete pad with protective wire cage enclosure and new furnace unit installed in basement utility area. All ductwork connections, including flexible silver ducting, were properly secured and integrated with existing infrastructure. System tested and verified operational with all components functioning per manufacturer specifications.
Responded to water leak emergency in basement affecting multiple mechanical systems. Upon arrival, found rainwater intrusion causing standing water that had compromised furnace operation by triggering safety float switch in drain pan. Malfunctioning sump pump was unable to remove water, allowing accumulation around HVAC equipment and Rheem 40-gallon natural gas water heater (Model 42V40SF, manufactured 12/2007). Assessed water damage to furnace, hot water heater, and surrounding plumbing infrastructure including copper gas lines and PVC drainage system. Documented conditions of all affected equipment and water infiltration points for further remediation planning.
Conducted on-site assessment and documentation for tub/shower to walk-in shower conversion in 1955-era home. Evaluated existing bathtub and shower combination unit with glass enclosure, grab bars, glass block window, and current plumbing configuration to determine scope of work required for accessible walk-in shower installation. Photographed bathroom layout, existing fixtures, wall conditions, and spatial constraints to develop comprehensive project estimate for barrier-free shower conversion.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 3-year-old Lennox system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and overall system operation. Unit tested and operating within manufacturer specifications; documentation photos captured for service records.
Responded to recurring sewer odor complaint with shower and sink drainage backup issues. Upon inspection, identified severely corroded vertical drain pipe in basement utility area with compromised metal couplings and deteriorated sediment trap assembly. Pipe exhibited extensive rust throughout, indicating advanced age and moisture exposure. Additionally, discovered damaged flexible gas connector line at kitchen range with multiple breach points where outer protective covering had separated, exposing internal reinforcement materials and creating potential safety hazard. Documented all findings with photographic evidence showing extent of corrosion on drainage system and compromised integrity of gas line connector. Advised immediate replacement of both corroded drain piping assembly and damaged gas connector to resolve odor infiltration and prevent potential gas leak situation.
Responded to service call for water heater not heating properly and pilot light failing to remain lit. Upon arrival, inspected 20+ year old residential gas water heater installed in basement utility area. Unit exhibited classic symptoms of thermocouple failure and potential gas valve issues common in aging equipment. Evaluated all connections, venting system, and safety components. Discussed replacement options with customer given the age and condition of the existing unit. Customer enrolled in maintenance program for ongoing service protection. Documented equipment condition with photographs for reference.
Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of new Carrier furnace in basement utility area and outdoor condenser unit. Furnace installed on concrete pad with vertical supply ductwork connected and integrated with existing distribution system. Outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad against building exterior with proper electrical connections, disconnect box, and conduit routing to service panel. All ductwork connections secured, electrical wiring completed per code requirements, and system tested for proper operation. Payment collected per authorization.
Successfully completed add-on air conditioning system installation to existing forced-air heating system. Installed new outdoor condensing unit on concrete pad adjacent to building exterior with proper electrical disconnect and conduit routing through exterior wall. Connected refrigerant lines and integrated new evaporator coil with existing furnace and ductwork in basement mechanical room. Installed PVC condensate drain lines and completed all necessary refrigerant piping connections between indoor and outdoor components. Verified proper airflow through existing duct system, tested electrical connections at disconnect box, and confirmed system operation. All work performed per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.
Responded to no-heat call for gas furnace in basement installation. Upon arrival, found furnace with open access panel and non-functional ignition system. Performed diagnostic inspection of burner assembly, control board, and ignition components to identify failure point preventing unit from firing. Completed necessary repairs to restore heating operation and verified proper ignition sequence and flame establishment before closing up unit and returning system to normal service.
Responded to no heat call on 21-year-old Nordyne furnace. Found flame sensor had detached from mounting bracket due to frayed and broken wire connection, causing system failure. This flame sensor has required multiple previous replacements due to environmental conditions affecting component longevity. Documented failed component condition with photos showing deteriorated wiring and displaced sensor rod. Customer advised that recurring failures are attributed to environmental factors within the system.
Completed annual cooling system tune-up and preventative maintenance inspection. Performed standard AC maintenance procedures including system performance evaluation, component inspection, and operational testing. All equipment found operating within normal parameters and system ready for cooling season.
Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance tune-up on furnace, air conditioning system, and humidifier under recurring service agreement. Performed comprehensive system inspection and cleaning. During furnace inspection, discovered significant accumulation of fibrous debris and insulation material inside blower housing compartment, along with dirt and grime buildup on interior surfaces. Removed and cleaned contaminated blower housing component. Inspected inducer motor assembly and circular intake opening with rubber gasket seal, noting wear and discoloration around opening. Verified proper operation of pressure switch and sensing devices. Cleaned all accessible components, checked electrical connections, and ensured proper airflow throughout system. System operational upon completion.
Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance on Amana furnace and air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all major components, filter replacement, and system testing. Observed evidence of previous condensate drainage issues near air handler with water staining on platform surface; drain pan currently functioning properly with no active leakage detected at time of service.
Completed installation of a Bradford White 40-gallon natural gas water heater, model RG240S6N, rated at 40,000 BTU/hr. Connected all copper supply and discharge piping with proper shut-off valves and pressure relief components. Installed unit in basement utility area against foundation wall with adequate clearance per manufacturer specifications. Verified proper gas manifold pressure settings and natural draft venting requirements per ANSI compliance standards. All connections insulated and secured, unit tested and operational.
Responded to service call for non-operational water heater in basement utility area. Upon arrival, inspected 10-year-old Rheem water heater and associated plumbing connections. Diagnosed issue, performed necessary repairs to restore hot water functionality, and verified proper operation of unit before completing service.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on HVAC system under EnergiAir warranty coverage. Performed comprehensive inspection of air handler unit, gas line connections, condensate pump assembly, and ductwork components in basement mechanical room. All equipment operating within normal parameters; documented existing installation conditions with photographic records for warranty file maintenance.
Responded to report of small fire or smoke incident at electrical panel connected to newly installed AC unit in sixty-year-old residence. Upon arrival, inspected main electrical panel and surrounding area for signs of overheating, arcing, or fire damage. Removed panel cover to conduct thorough internal inspection of circuit breakers, bus bars, and all wire connections. Examined all incoming service conductors and branch circuit wiring for heat damage, discoloration, or compromised insulation. Verified proper torque on all breaker connections and main lugs. Inspected grounding and bonding connections for integrity. Checked for any signs of moisture intrusion, corrosion, or loose connections that may have contributed to the incident. Photographed panel interior showing dual rows of circuit breakers, main service conductors, and overall wiring configuration for documentation purposes. Verified no active fire hazards or immediate safety concerns present within the electrical panel at time