Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling features a full line-up of HVAC services for the East Lansing region. We provide sales, installation, maintenance, and repair on home heating and cooling systems. Our technicians train to keep up to date with new makes and models while our 60 years of experience allows us to easily tackle old and aging household systems too.
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If you live in East Lansing, be sure to keep Vredevoogd East Lansing MI Heating and Cooling in mind when you need maintenance or repair on your household HVAC system.
Furnace Maintenance
Vredevoogd HVAC East Lansing MI Heating and Cooling technicians know that a well-maintained furnace or heating unit has greater potential for a long life in your home than a unit that’s not cared for. Our techs keep great records on the maintenance of our customers’ units so they know exactly what each one needs to keep running smoothly. Their careful inspections help them spot signs of wear and tear so they can replace parts before they can affect the optimum function of the unit.
Furnace Repair
If your furnace breaks down during a cold East Lansing winter, you can call Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling for emergency repair. We keep a large inventory of commonly needed parts in stock. This allows us to deliver the fix your unit needs quickly.
AC Maintenance
Like your furnace, your air conditioning system needs proper maintenance to ensure its longevity. We provide exception AC care with our comprehensive inspection and first-rate maintenance routines.
AC Repair
If your AC breaks down in summer, Vredevoogd HVAC East Lansing MI Heating and Cooling service techs will quickly visit your home to assess the trouble. We’ll provide you with upfront details about the repair that’s needed and apply the appropriate fix to keep your home cool again.
Plumbing Repair and Installation
We all know one of the most comforting things at the end of a long day is taking a long, hot, shower. There isn’t anything comforting or relaxing about a cold shower! So when your cold water is taking longer and longer to turn warm—or even worse, isn’t getting hot at all—it’s time to give the professionals a call. At Vredevoogd, we’ve dedicated our lives to ensuring our skill is as honed as possible. We care about our neighbors and want to make sure everyone has reliable access to plumbing services they can depend on. Sound like something you’re interested in? Then give us a call today and we can get started.Â
Have you been considering getting a tankless water heater system installed? We’d love to talk more about it with you! Tankless water heaters are incredibly energy efficient, can ensure you have unlimited access to hot water, and can even lower the amount of wasted water from waiting on the temperature to rise. There are so many benefits to a tankless water heater, and there are even more benefits to working with a professional plumbing team that has been around for decades! Give us a call today and we can get started on installing a new tankless water heater for your home in East Lansing, MI.Â
Generator Repair and Installation
Nothing is worse than when, in the middle of an intense storm, your power goes out. Without a doubt, it is sure to take hours before any team can arrive to fix the power lines—and that’s assuming the storm ends immediately and there aren’t any other homes or neighborhoods that need attention. With kids that still need to be fed, laundry that still needs to be done, and air that still needs to be running, a loss of electricity can wreck your week. Fortunately, there is a way you can avoid these headaches! Getting professional generator installation in East Lansing, MI can help ensure that your power stays on, regardless of what the weather looks like.Â
There are a few different types of generators that you can choose for your home. You can choose a generator based on the usage you want available, the energy source, and more. While traditional generators tend to run on gas, you can now get generators that run on solar energy! Obviously, you will need to have a spot on your property that is prone to direct sunlight, but this can be a great alternative that doesn’t run out when installed correctly! Keep your home running with Vredevoogd’s expert generator installation in East Lansing, MI today.Â
Installation and Sales
If you are ready to upgrade any component of your HVAC system, Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling can help you choose the ideal unit for your setting. We specialize in new installations of energy-efficient models. Our technicians are trained and certified to install new heating and cooling systems for any home in the region.
Having served the East Lansing community for more than five decades, East Lansing MI Heating and Cooling Vredevoogd has built a reputation in the region for excellence. Be sure to call us right away if you need maintenance or repair work on your home’s heating or cooling systems.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in East Lansing, MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed full installation of Quilt brand ductless mini-split system at residential property. Outdoor condenser unit mounted on white metal brackets against exterior wall using concrete pad foundation with metal support posts, with white PVC refrigerant line set and condensate drain properly secured to building siding. System tested and verified operational upon completion of same-day installation.
Completed installation of two new outdoor air conditioning condensing units positioned side by side on concrete pads in residential side yard area. Units mounted against building exterior with proper clearances maintained between house wall and perimeter fence. Refrigerant lines and electrical conduit professionally routed along exterior wall to connect both systems. All connections secured, tested for proper operation, and system startup procedures completed successfully.
Completed rough-in plumbing installation for basement bathroom, including toilet placement and PVC drainage system connections. Customer was on-site during work; technician Nick will return to perform jetting of drain lines to complete the quoted repair.
Completed installation of a 40-gallon tall natural gas Bradford White water heater in basement utility area. Unit was properly positioned on concrete floor with drip pan, connected to existing copper supply lines with brass fittings and valves, pressure relief valve installed, and all gas connections secured according to manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.
Responded to no cooling call where unit had sustained water damage affecting both furnace and water heater. Upon inspection, found water intrusion had compromised control boards and electrical components within the HVAC system. Documented internal condition of unit showing dual green circuit boards with multiple wire connections, blower assembly, and associated electrical components. Assessed damage to determine extent of water exposure on control systems and mechanical components. Photographed affected areas for documentation and warranty purposes.
Completed full residential air conditioning system replacement including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler. Removed existing equipment and installed new condenser on concrete pad against exterior wall with proper electrical disconnect box and conduit connections. Installed new air handler in basement utility space with associated ductwork connections and electrical controls. Verified proper refrigerant lines, drainage, and all electrical connections to code. System tested and operational upon completion.
Completed full HVAC system replacement in residential basement mechanical room. Removed existing furnace and air conditioning equipment. Installed new gray air handler unit with proper base platform mounting on concrete floor. Connected silver metal supply ductwork with elbow joints to existing ceiling distribution system. Ran and secured copper refrigerant line set along wall from indoor unit. Installed white PVC condensate drain piping with proper pitch and trap configuration. Verified all electrical connections to furnace unit and confirmed proper voltage supply. Tested system startup sequence, airflow, and temperature differential. Confirmed all manufacturer labels and warning stickers properly displayed on equipment. System operational and performing to specifications upon completion.
Completed annual cooling system tune-up and maintenance on EnergiAir unit (model WT 10-2033, installed 2023). Performed comprehensive inspection of HVAC system including condensate pump operation, drainage lines, and PVC piping configuration in basement mechanical room. All components found operating within normal parameters; system ready for cooling season.
Conducted on-site evaluation of existing 16-year-old residential water heater for replacement estimate. Assessed current installation including copper supply lines, shut-off valves, temperature and pressure relief valve with discharge piping, and venting configuration. Documented equipment specifications, plumbing connections, and utility room conditions to provide accurate replacement proposal qualifying for utility rebate program.
Completed replacement of ball valves on exterior water supply system in coordination with city water shutdown. Installed new red-handled ball valve and associated brass fittings on vertical copper pipe assembly, ensuring proper connections to existing plumbing infrastructure including pressure gauge and meter device. All valves tested for proper operation and system restored to full functionality.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 24-year-old Ruud air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all mechanical components, refrigerant level verification, electrical connections testing, condensate drainage system check, and filter evaluation. System operational and ready for cooling season.
Completed comprehensive ASTU-AC Super Tune-up on two air conditioning systems under 4-year Energi service agreements. Performed full system diagnostics, inspected outdoor condensing units including capacitor condition (noted weathering and surface rust on cylindrical capacitor), verified proper refrigerant line connections and secured hose routing with zip ties, checked electrical connections within service panel, and confirmed all components operating within manufacturer specifications. Both units tested and left in proper working order.
Completed full installation of new air handler and air conditioning system. Installed air handler unit in attic space with proper clearances and secured all ductwork connections. Ran new refrigerant lines using copper piping with appropriate insulation to prevent condensation. Connected flexible duct runs throughout attic space, securing all joints with zip ties and ensuring proper support to prevent sagging. Verified all ductwork was properly insulated with reflective vapor barrier material to maintain system efficiency. Tested system startup, confirmed proper refrigerant charge, and verified all connections were leak-free. System operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
Performed refrigerant leak search on HVAC system and added UV dye to refrigerant circuit for future leak detection. Inspected evaporator coil assembly, heat exchanger components, and refrigerant line connections throughout the unit. System will require follow-up inspection to identify any leak locations once dye has circulated through the refrigerant system.
# Plumbing Leak Inspection and Assessment Responded to reported leak in cast iron and copper piping system located in basement of 1960s-era residential property. Conducted thorough visual inspection of exposed plumbing infrastructure in basement ceiling area, including cast iron drain lines and copper water supply lines. Inspection revealed aging plumbing system with multiple pipe materials typical of 1960s construction standards. Examined cast iron waste lines for signs of corrosion, deterioration, and active leaking. Assessed copper supply piping for pinhole leaks, corrosion, and joint integrity. Photographed affected areas showing overhead plumbing configuration, including PVC drainage lines, insulated pipe sections, and mechanical components suspended from floor joists. Documentation captured exposed wooden joist structure with various plumbing materials secured by metal hangers and straps. Noted presence of moisture or condensation on mechanical equipment, which required furth
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 2018 Nordyne system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of refrigerant lines, condensate drainage system, and electrical connections. All components operating within normal parameters; system ready for cooling season.
Completed full installation of residential HVAC system including new air handler unit with insulated housing and a 40-gallon Bradford White automatic storage water heater. Installed all necessary ductwork connections with proper branching, PVC condensate drainage lines with appropriate routing and fittings, and secured all components to manufacturer specifications. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Responded to service call for leaking shower head with reported water loss of 5 gallons over 7 hours. Upon inspection, identified faulty seal in handheld shower head assembly causing continuous drip. Replaced shower head component and tested both wall-mounted control valves to ensure proper shut-off function. Verified repair eliminated leak and restored full water pressure to system.
Responded to active plumbing leak causing water intrusion through kitchen ceiling in 1960s-era home. Upon arrival, accessed affected area by cutting openings in ceiling to expose copper supply lines. Located leak at pipe fitting connection between parallel vertical copper pipes. Repaired faulty connection and secured plumbing system. Documented existing conditions and completed repairs with photographic evidence showing exposed copper piping, structural framing, and access points created for repair work.
Responded to no hot water complaint on five-year-old A.O. Smith tankless water heater. Upon inspection, found unit experiencing complete failure to produce hot water. Performed descaling maintenance procedure using cleaning solution to remove mineral buildup from heat exchanger, as evidenced by the turquoise descaling fluid and service equipment visible during the process. Flushed system through copper service lines, cleared scale deposits, and restored unit to proper operating condition. Tested all connections and verified hot water delivery restored to normal function.