Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling serves the Kentwood, MI region with world-class offerings geared for all residential heating and cooling needs. From new installations to maintenance and repair, our service technicians are certified and highly experienced. Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling boasts fifty years of experience proudly serving the Kentwood area. If you need your heating or cooling system inspected or require emergency repair work, be sure to contact us. We feature 24/7 customer care.
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If you live in Kentwood, be sure to keep Vredevoogd Kentwood MI Heating and Cooling in mind when you need maintenance or repair on your household HVAC system.
Maintenance: Furnaces and Heating Systems
Januaries in Kentwood are no joke! You need to be able to rely on your heating system throughout the cold season. Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling service techs will carefully inspect your heating system and ensure that it’s in prime working order for the cold season ahead. We charge affordable rates and look forward to helping you extend the longevity of your furnace or geothermal heating system.
Heating System Repair
If you have a problem with your heating system, you can count on our service technicians to make a careful assessment of the issue as quickly as possible. We strive to perform repair work efficiently and with our consummate expertise. We keep commonly needed parts in store for a wide array of popular makes and models.
Air Conditioning Maintenance
Vredevoogd Kentwood MI Heating and Cooling provides expert maintenance and inspection of you cooling system. By allowing us to carefully maintain your system, you’ll be able to count on it to keep your home cool for seasons to come.
Air Conditioning Repair
If you need your air conditioning system repaired, Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling can provide the needed fix so that you can enjoy a cool home throughout the hot season. Our techs continually train so they can be up-to-date with all cooling system makes and models for residential settings.
Plumbing Repair and Installation
We’ve all been there at one time or another: it’s the middle of the night, you’re exhausted, you have a busy day tomorrow, and then you realize something is off with your plumbing system. Whether it’s a burst pipe, sewage overflowing out of your toilet, or a strange rotten egg smell overwhelming your kitchen, it always seems like plumbing emergencies happen at the absolute worst time possible. And if you have to deal with that by yourself, the stress might be unimaginable! Luckily, at Vredevoogd, we know just how terrible plumbing emergencies truly are, which is why we are dedicated to responding to plumbing emergencies immediately, and with the most compassionate care.Â
While there are some plumbing repair needs that qualify as an emergency, there are some that might feel like an emergency that could actually wait until normal business hours resume. For example, if you have a burst pipe that is pouring water into your living room, that is absolutely an emergency. However, if you have a garbage disposal that isn’t working, you should probably wait to call a plumber during normal business hours. Aren’t sure if the plumbing service you need qualifies as an emergency? Give us a call! We can let you know if what you are experiencing is a good reason to call for emergency plumbing services in Kentwood, MI.Â
Generator Installation and Repair
It’s a terrible feeling: to realize you’ve been putting off preparing for a certain emergency situation as that situation is happening. This is especially true while watching a storm roll in that is sure to take out your electricity. You might have thought briefly about having generators installed after that last storm, but that doesn’t matter anymore, now that the next storm is here. Taking time to prepare for emergencies is one of the most important things you can do for your family. That’s why we care so much about generator installation and repair in Kentwood, MI.Â
With Vredevoogd, we have dedicated our lives to making sure we are always up to date with the latest technology and best practices. This allows us to be completely confident in the services that we offer our neighbors here in Kentwood. From generator installation and repair to emergency plumbing services, we can be there for you and your family, regardless of the need you have. If you want to be as prepared as you can for a loss of electricity, give us a call today! We can walk you through the different options you have for generator installation in Kentwood, MI.Â
Selling and Installation
If you are in the market for a new HVAC system, Vredevoogd Kentwood MI Heating and Cooling can help you select the ideal system for your house. We also feature expert installers who can ensure that your installation is perfect. Never trust your new system’s installation to anyone but highly trained and certified HVAC professionals like those you’ll find at Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling.
Vredevoogd Kentwood MI Heating and Cooling features affordable rates and reliable expertise when it comes to our services. Be sure to contact us to maintain your heating and cooling system if you live in the Kentwood region.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Kentwood, MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed full air conditioning system replacement at residential property. Removed existing AC unit and installed new Amana condenser on composite base pad against exterior wall. Connected refrigerant lines to building, mounted electrical disconnect box on wall, verified all electrical connections, and tested system operation to ensure proper functionality.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 2017 EnergiAir system under 5-year tune-up agreement. Inspected condensing unit model CAP050400440CT, verified refrigerant lines and connections showing normal condensation patterns, documented equipment condition with moisture present on components indicating proper operation. Applied foil grip mastic sealant to seal penetrations, checked electrical connections and wiring routing, confirmed all manufacturer labels and identification tags legible for future service reference.
Completed annual cooling maintenance and inspection on residential air conditioning system. During electrical inspection, identified significant white crystalline corrosion buildup on low-voltage wiring at contactor assembly, indicating moisture intrusion or chemical degradation that could lead to electrical failure. Documented findings with photos for service records and recommended monitoring or wire replacement to prevent system malfunction.
Completed full system installation of new furnace and air conditioning unit in residential basement utility area. Installed HVAC equipment with proper ductwork routing, including black flexible duct connections and metallic exhaust flue. System secured with financing approval and completed as same-day booking service.
Completed annual preventive maintenance on a five-year-old Carrier air conditioning system for Comfort Club member. Performed comprehensive tune-up including system inspection, cleaning, and operational testing to ensure optimal cooling performance for the upcoming season.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on a 10-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection of outdoor condensing unit, model 240B324A320, utilizing R410a refrigerant with factory charge of 1.40 lbs. Verified unit levelness, checked manufacturer specifications, and documented equipment condition through photographic records for maintenance history.
Completed annual cooling system maintenance and tune-up on EnergiAir unit under active 3-year maintenance agreement. Verified thermostat operation and confirmed system holding temperature setpoint at 74°F with current room temperature reading of 72°F. All system components inspected and found operating within normal parameters.
Responded to no-cooling call on 15-year-old air conditioning system following recent storm. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor unit (compressor and condenser fan) not operating while indoor air handler ran normally and thermostat called for cooling. Inspected exterior disconnect box and found visible signs of age, weathering, and oxidation on electrical components and connections. Observed deteriorated wiring conditions with accumulated dirt and grime throughout the disconnect assembly. Given the unit's age, extent of electrical component degradation, and post-storm failure, recommended system replacement as most cost-effective solution. Documented existing conditions with photographs of disconnect box interior showing aged wiring, oxidized connections, and overall component deterioration. Customer advised of findings and replacement options for improved reliability and efficiency.
Responded to no cooling complaint and performed system inspection. Upon arrival, found ceiling-mounted air handler access panel improperly secured. Inspected unit through access opening, checked refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and airflow. Secured access panel properly to ensure adequate return air pathway and prevent system inefficiency. Verified unit operation and confirmed cooling restored to normal parameters.
Performed sales estimate for aging HVAC system with suspected refrigerant leak. Inspected 30-year-old furnace and air handler unit in basement showing significant wear and corrosion on galvanized ductwork, along with 16-year-old outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete block platform against exterior wall. Documented current system condition through photographs of interior air handler with deteriorated metal surfaces and exterior AC unit with weathered housing, assessed equipment for replacement recommendations due to age and suspected leak requiring repair versus full system replacement evaluation.
Replaced the main water shut-off valve on the house side of the plumbing system. The existing valve showed signs of failure, and the surrounding concrete floor exhibited extensive water damage and staining from previous leaks. Successfully installed new shut-off valve with red handle for easy identification and operation, ensuring proper water control to the residence.
Completed annual cooling system tune-up and maintenance per 7-year ECO service agreement. Performed standard inspection of all AC components, cleaned condensate drain line and pan which showed accumulated debris and standing water, verified proper drainage function, and confirmed system operation. Customer requires poly filters only due to visual impairment considerations; verified correct filter type is in use.
Responded to cooling complaint on approximately 20-year-old residential air conditioning system experiencing inadequate cooling throughout the home. Performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and electrical components. Accessed outdoor disconnect panel to evaluate contactor, capacitor, and associated wiring connections. Inspected aged electrical control panel showing significant weathering, corrosion, and deterioration from outdoor exposure. Documented condition of cylindrical run capacitor with wire connections and black contactor assembly. Assessed overall system condition noting advanced age of equipment and component wear. Captured photographic documentation of electrical panel interior and component conditions for service records.
Completed installation of a 40-gallon natural gas tall water heater in residential utility closet. Successfully connected copper supply lines, installed temperature and pressure relief valve, and established proper venting with metallic ductwork. All plumbing connections secured with brass fittings and tested for proper operation.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed air handler blower motor was inoperative while heating function remained intact. Performed diagnostic inspection of furnace and air handler assembly, removing access panels to assess internal components including blower assembly, control board, and electrical connections. Documented existing equipment condition with photographs showing internal components, wiring configuration, and overall system age. System exhibits signs of advanced wear consistent with aging HVAC equipment. Customer advised of findings and provided recommendations for repair or replacement options given the age and condition of the unit.
Completed replacement of exterior hose bib on building with horizontal siding. Removed aged copper-colored fixture showing oxidation and installed new hose bib, restoring proper function to outdoor water supply connection.
Responded to water heater service call and performed system inspection. Confirmed proper installation of expansion tank and associated copper piping connections. Verified water heater tank condition, pressure relief valve operation, and all plumbing connections for leaks or defects. System found to be functioning within normal parameters with expansion tank properly mounted and secured to prevent thermal expansion issues.
Completed full HVAC system installation including new furnace and air conditioning condenser unit. Installed outdoor AC unit on concrete pad with proper leveling, connected refrigerant lines and electrical service including disconnect box mounted to exterior wall. Routed conduit and wiring per code requirements, established all electrical connections, and verified proper operation of complete heating and cooling system.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Performed standard tune-up procedures including filter inspection, refrigerant level check, electrical connection testing, and condenser coil cleaning. All system components operating within manufacturer specifications at time of service. Inspected existing Bradford White Defender Safety System water heater in basement utility area per customer request for replacement quote. Unit shows age-related wear with visible corrosion on plumbing connections and mineral deposits on tank surface. Documented current installation configuration including copper supply lines, gas connections, and exhaust venting system. Photographed existing equipment and surrounding infrastructure to provide accurate replacement estimate for new water heater installation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor condensing unit model 461AXG7107 rated for 208-230V operation. Documented unit specifications and verified equipment nameplate data for service records. System found running but failing to provide adequate cooling to occupied space.