Top-Notch HVAC, Plumbing & Generator Services in Battle Creek, MI

Provided project estimate for sump pump installation in residential property. Additionally assessed bathroom vanity faucet with significant rust corrosion on fixtures and basin, documenting existing plumbing configuration including P-trap assembly and under-sink connections for repair recommendations.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 15-year-old Goodman HVAC system. Inspected air handler with 20x25x4 MERV 13 filter, verified proper airflow direction, checked all electrical connections, and tested system operation. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing furnace, air handler, and associated plumbing components all functioning within normal parameters.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 8-year-old Carrier air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including refrigerant level verification, electrical component inspection, condensate drain line check, and airflow assessment. System operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies identified at time of service.

Completed comprehensive furnace tune-up with expanded evaluation of air conditioning system and thermostat per customer request. Performed full system diagnostics on heating and cooling equipment, identifying flame sensor requiring cleaning or replacement and burner assembly showing signs of oxidation and wear. Removed and inspected flame sensor rod assembly with ceramic insulator, finding carbon buildup affecting proper flame detection. Extracted and examined five-port burner manifold assembly, noting corrosion on burner heads that could impact combustion efficiency and flame pattern. Cleaned all burner ports and flame sensor to restore proper operation. Verified gas pressure, ignition sequence, and flame characteristics across all burner heads. Tested thermostat communication with HVAC system to ensure proper heating and cooling calls. Evaluated air handler operation and airflow throughout system. Inspected condensate drainage, electrical connections, and safety controls. System rest

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 3-year-old Trane system with customer reporting inadequate cooling performance. Performed comprehensive system inspection including outdoor unit refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and indoor condensate management components. Identified damaged electrical wiring at outdoor unit with compromised insulation exposing conductors, presenting potential safety hazard and contributing to performance issues. Inspected condensate pump assembly and drainage system at indoor air handler, verifying proper operation and clearance. Checked refrigerant line insulation integrity and connections. System evaluated for cooling capacity and operational efficiency to address reported inadequate temperature control concerns.

Completed full HVAC system replacement in basement utility area, installing new Direct Comfort furnace and evaporator coil assembly. Mounted both units on platform base, established proper condensate drainage with white PVC piping routed from equipment, and verified all electrical connections and refrigerant lines between outdoor condensing unit and indoor coil. System startup performed with all safety labels and operational documentation affixed to equipment per manufacturer specifications.

Responded to new AC installation reporting beeping error code and "Call for Service" message upon first startup. Inspected outdoor unit refrigerant line connections and indoor air handler components. Found condensate drain system and refrigerant lines properly installed with appropriate insulation and mounting. Verified all mechanical connections secure and properly sealed. System operational issue resolved, unit tested and confirmed cooling cycle functioning normally without error codes.

Responded to service call for newly installed generator that would not operate in automatic mode. Diagnosed and resolved control circuit issues preventing automatic transfer switch operation. Successfully installed and configured load shedding relay for air conditioning unit to manage electrical loads during generator operation. Tested system functionality in both manual and automatic modes to verify proper operation. Generator now runs in auto mode as designed and load management system is fully operational.

Successfully installed a 14KW standby generator with 150A automatic transfer switch at residential property. Coordinated utility disconnect and reconnect services to safely complete electrical connections, obtained and passed electrical permit inspection, and completed all required municipal permitting requirements. Generator unit was positioned on concrete pad in exterior utility area alongside existing HVAC equipment, with proper clearances maintained for ventilation and service access. Installed all necessary fuel lines, electrical conduit, and transfer switch wiring per manufacturer specifications and local electrical code. System was tested for proper operation including automatic transfer functionality and verified all connections were secure and weatherproof.

Responded to no-cooling call and found system completely inoperative. Upon inspection, discovered primary drain line completely blocked, causing safety float switch to trip and disable unit operation. Cleared blockage from condensate drain, verified proper drainage flow, tested float switch functionality, and restored system to normal cooling operation.

Responded to no heat call for residential furnace system approximately 3 years old. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of grey metal furnace unit and associated components including flexible aluminum ductwork, PVC condensate drain lines, and venting system. Verified all safety labels and warning stickers present on equipment cabinet. Documented system installation configuration with photos showing furnace positioning, duct connections, drainage piping with elbows running vertically and horizontally, electrical wiring, and support brackets mounted to wall structure in basement utility space.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection on EnergiAir unit under warranty through 08-2027. Performed comprehensive tune-up including system diagnostics, verified proper operation of all components, and tested condensate drainage system in mechanical space. All equipment operating within normal parameters with monitoring device confirming system functionality.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection on 4-6 year old air conditioning unit. System found in good operating condition. Discovered significant debris accumulation including leaves and organic material in blower compartment through circular access opening, which was documented photographically. Inspected electrical connections and wiring harnesses, all properly secured with zip ties and showing appropriate color coding. Evaluated HVAC equipment located in unfinished basement utility area with exposed ductwork and standard concrete flooring. All mechanical components, ductwork, and furnace/air handler unit inspected and functioning within normal parameters.

Installed outdoor electrical outlets at two locations: one on the exterior of the residential home and one on the pole barn structure. Mounted and properly wired a GPS antenna system for automated lawn mower equipment, ensuring correct positioning and secure installation with appropriate weatherproof connections.

# Annual Cooling Maintenance - Dual Armstrong System Completed comprehensive annual cooling maintenance on two 24-year-old Armstrong air conditioning units. Upon inspection, discovered significant leaf debris accumulation in the middle compartment of the primary unit, which had entered from the exterior and created a substantial blockage affecting airflow and system efficiency. Removed all organic debris from the interior compartments and cleaned affected areas to restore proper ventilation pathways. Inspected all electrical connections, including circuit breakers and wiring harnesses, ensuring secure connections throughout both systems. Verified integrity of refrigerant lines and copper tubing. Examined compressor units and associated mechanical components for proper operation. Secondary system inspection revealed rust-colored corrosion and staining on condensate drain components, indicating previous water exposure and potential drainage issues. Assessed condition of drain assembly

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 20-year-old Goodman HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of air handler, furnace unit, condensate pump, and associated ductwork in mechanical room. Verified proper operation of drainage system with condensate pump and discharge lines, checked electrical connections, and confirmed all safety labels and warning indicators were intact and visible on equipment.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on Alumacoil heat pump system model CAPTA3022B3AA with A2L refrigerant. Performed comprehensive inspection of basement-installed unit including furnace and air handler components, verified all electrical connections, checked refrigerant levels, inspected PVC intake/exhaust venting, and documented system specifications and equipment condition with photos.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 16-year-old York air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive system inspection, cleaned condensate drain pan and applied algae treatment tablets to prevent biological growth and maintain proper drainage. All components operating within normal parameters upon completion of tune-up service.

Completed scheduled three-year tune-up maintenance on Generac generator unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of all major components including cooling system hoses, heat exchanger, battery terminals, and electrical connections. Observed corrosion buildup on battery terminals requiring attention during routine maintenance cycle. All hoses, clamps, and mechanical connections verified secure and functioning properly.

Completed full air conditioning system installation including indoor air handler unit and outdoor condenser unit. Installed new gray furnace/air handler in interior utility room with proper refrigerant line connections, electrical conduit, and flexible ductwork routing. Mounted outdoor condenser unit on pad adjacent to building exterior with electrical whip connection secured to siding. Verified all refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and condensate drainage properly installed and operational. System tested and confirmed cooling operation.