Top-Rated HVAC & Plumbing Services in Kalamazoo, MI

Successfully installed a 40-gallon Bradford White natural gas water heater in utility room. Completed all necessary copper pipe connections, installed proper venting, and ensured all gas fittings were secure and leak-free. Unit is functioning correctly with all safety features verified.

Conducted assessment of existing water system with saturated bladder tank requiring replacement. Documented current installation including Grundfos CU 301 control panel with digital PSI interface (40-100), blue pressure vessel, and associated piping system showing significant rust on joints and connections. System includes pressure gauge and multiple valves mounted on concrete block wall with wooden supports. Replacement recommendation provided to client via CWOW channel.

Performed annual heating maintenance on EnergiAir furnace (WT 04-2029, CM 2023). Inspected Lochinvar water heater system with PVC venting and copper plumbing connections. No humidifier service required as per club membership notes. Documented service with photos for record-keeping.

Performed annual heating maintenance on 18-year-old Goodman furnace. Inspected blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and condensate system. No issues identified with the unit; system is functioning properly without the humidifier which is not currently on service plan.

Completed annual heating tune-up on 7-year-old EnergiAir system (warranty through 2028) with Comfort Maker furnace (2018 model). Discovered heavily soiled air filter requiring replacement and identified corrosion on copper connections within the control assembly that will need monitoring during future maintenance visits.

Completed annual heating service on a 1.5-year-old EnergiAir water tank heater (model WT 08-2034). Inspected gas connections, venting system, and verified proper operation according to manufacturer specifications. No humidifier present on the current club membership plan, and the unit appears to be functioning correctly with all safety components intact.

Performed annual heating tune-up on residential furnace, arriving within scheduled window. Inspected system components using Allen wrench and examined burner assembly with multiple ports. No issues detected with the heating system; noted customer does not have humidifier despite being on service club.

Responded to CO alarm activation at residence. Inspection revealed furnace heat exchanger with visible corrosion and deterioration, allowing combustion gases to enter airstream. Replaced damaged heat exchanger, verified proper venting, and confirmed safe operation with CO testing showing normal levels throughout home.

Responded to emergency leak call where water was reported coming from ceiling. Upon inspection, found the source to be a failing connection on the expansion tank in the basement mechanical room. Repaired the leaking joint, tested system pressure, and verified no active leaks before restoring water service to the home. Confirmed no structural damage had occurred from the leak.

Successfully completed installation of a new MRCOOL central air conditioning system and furnace unit. The outdoor AC condenser was properly mounted on a concrete pad with wooden platform over decorative gravel, while the indoor furnace was installed with appropriate ductwork connections and PVC drainage/ventilation piping. Both units were tested and confirmed to be functioning according to manufacturer specifications.

Performed annual heating system tune-up on unidentified furnace (approximately 1 year old). Inspected and documented condition of air filter with pleated media. No humidifier present on system. Completed all standard preventative maintenance procedures according to manufacturer specifications.

Responded to emergency service call for a 17-year-old tanked water heater that was not producing hot water. Upon inspection of the basement utility area, determined the unit had reached end of life and was beyond economical repair. Advised client on replacement options.

Responded to a service call regarding a water line issue resulting from previous work where another plumber had capped one line but cut a different line without repair. Upon inspection of the copper plumbing system in the utility room, identified the incorrectly cut line and performed necessary repairs to restore proper water flow and system integrity.

Responded to service call for kitchen electrical issue where only one outlet was functioning. Upon inspection of the electrical panel, identified a faulty 20-amp circuit breaker that was failing to deliver power to multiple kitchen outlets. Replaced the defective breaker, tested all kitchen outlets to confirm proper voltage, and verified circuit integrity throughout the affected area.

Successfully completed installation of a new Carrier furnace system with proper connection to existing ductwork and exhaust ventilation. Unit was properly secured in utility room adjacent to water heater with all manufacturer safety labels intact and visible. System was activated and verified operational with proper clearances maintained.

Conducted water heater assessment for CWOW customer, documenting current installation and ventilation system. Existing unit is a white cylindrical water heater with copper piping and flexible metal vent pipe, installed against concrete block wall in basement utility area. Photos taken of complete mechanical space showing HVAC connections and water heater configuration for estimate preparation.

Responded to emergency plumbing leak in basement requiring water shutoff to property. Upon inspection, discovered copper pipe leak in crawlspace/attic area where pipes run alongside HVAC ductwork and structural framing. Successfully isolated and repaired the compromised section of copper piping, restored water service, and verified system integrity with pressure testing.

Completed dishwasher installation service, removing existing unit and installing new dishwasher. Identified and resolved water leak from supply line connection, ensuring proper drainage through existing disposal system. Verified all connections were secure and leak-free before completing installation.

Completed annual maintenance on 2017 EnergiAir WT 11-2031 furnace. System is operating within normal parameters. Observed and documented proper function of humidifier; took diagnostic photos of condensate drain system showing normal operation.

Inspected piping system through wall access point and discovered significant corrosion and mineral buildup on brass fittings and metal pipes. Observed evidence of moisture damage and possible mold growth around the opening, indicating an active leak. Replaced deteriorated components and sealed the access point to prevent further water intrusion.