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 estimate for water heater replacement, upgrading from existing 40-gallon Envirotemp unit to 50-gallon capacity system. Assessed current installation in unfinished basement area, documented existing copper supply line connections, venting configuration, and clearance requirements between wall studs for larger capacity unit installation.
# No Heat Service Call Responded to a no heat call for a furnace that was not turning on. Upon arrival, inspected a Goodman furnace model RCF361Z7STAVUA, serial number W271G37799, manufactured in 2012 (approximately 10 years old). Unit is installed in basement mechanical room alongside water heater. Documented equipment identification and installation condition with photos for service records. Furnace cabinet and surrounding area showed normal wear for age with dust accumulation at base typical of basement installation.
Completed full installation of new furnace and water heater system in residential mechanical room. Furnace unit mounted on platform with complete ductwork configuration including rigid and flexible ducts, integrated humidifier attachment, and proper ventilation routing. Water heater installed with copper piping connections, safety valves, and code-compliant plumbing integration to existing system.
Completed estimate appointment for replacement of 21-year-old gas furnace and 21-year-old electric water heater at residential property. Inspected existing HVAC system in basement area, documented current furnace installation with ductwork configuration, assessed structural access points and clearances for new equipment installation. Provided recommendations for replacement units suitable for customer's heating and hot water needs.
Responded to no-cool condition on 5-year-old EnergiAir unit with power confirmed at equipment. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed control board (CEPL131006) preventing system operation. Replaced defective circuit board, verified all wire connections and terminal blocks secure, tested system operation, and confirmed unit cooling properly with normal amperage draw.
Responded to complaint of heavy sewer gas odor occurring after washing machine cycles following recent installation. Upon inspection, documented HVAC ductwork and mechanical system components in utility area. Investigation revealed improper or missing drain trap configuration on washing machine standpipe, allowing sewer gases to escape into living space when water drained from appliance. Verified mechanical ventilation systems were functioning properly and odor source was isolated to plumbing drain system rather than HVAC components.
Responded to service call for multiple bathroom plumbing issues. Addressed intermittently running toilet, replaced broken flush handle on second toilet, and replaced leaking bathroom sink faucet. Water supply had been shut off to one toilet by homeowner prior to arrival. Inspected P-trap assembly and drain connections under sink during faucet replacement to ensure proper installation and verify no additional leaks in drainage system. All fixtures tested and confirmed operational upon completion.
Completed comprehensive AC Super Tune-up on 15-year-old system. Performed thorough condenser coil cleaning per maintenance protocol, inspected and replaced air filter, verified proper airflow through pleated media filter, and conducted full system performance evaluation. Unit operating within manufacturer specifications with condenser fins cleaned and outdoor unit maintained in good condition.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on EnergiAir system installed in 2022. Performed comprehensive inspection of indoor unit located in basement utility area, checked refrigerant lines and electrical connections, verified proper drainage system operation, and documented equipment condition with photos. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on a nine-year-old EnergiAir system with no reported issues. Performed comprehensive tune-up including coil cleaning, which removed significant accumulated debris and sediment from the evaporator coil as evidenced by the dirty condensate collected during the cleaning process. System is operating within normal parameters and ready for the upcoming cooling season.
Completed water heater installation in residential basement utility area. Installed new cylindrical water heater unit with proper metallic exhaust venting system, ensured all manufacturer specifications and safety requirements were met, and verified system operational status with alarm cleared confirmation.
Responded to report of water heater and furnace leaking in basement. Upon inspection, examined 12-year-old Carrier furnace and 17-year-old Bradford White water heater. Documented existing plumbing connections, copper supply lines with shutoff valves, and galvanized flue pipe configuration. Photographed water heater installation, surrounding ductwork, and mechanical room conditions to assess potential leak sources and equipment status.
Completed installation of new air conditioning system including outdoor condensing unit with proper refrigerant charge (164 oz factory charge, 104 oz total charge documented on unit label). Installed copper refrigerant lines with brass service valves, PVC condensate drainage, electrical disconnect, and connected all necessary piping and wiring. System tested and verified operational per manufacturer specifications.
Completed annual heating maintenance on 10-year-old Goodman furnace installed in 2019. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection including burner assembly evaluation, heat exchanger examination, and blower motor assessment. Removed and inspected burner assembly components, which showed signs of age-related oxidation and surface discoloration but remained within acceptable operating parameters. All burner orifices confirmed clear and properly positioned. Verified gas pressure, flame sensor operation, and ignition system functionality. Checked electrical connections, tested safety controls, and confirmed proper system cycling. Unit operating efficiently with no immediate repairs required at this time.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on 15-year-old system. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical connections, wiring, and terminal points within the unit, verifying all connections were secure and properly torqued. Inspected condenser coil, refrigerant lines, and internal components for wear and proper operation. All electrical connections, including ground wire and power supply terminals, were found to be in acceptable condition with no immediate concerns noted. Unit operating within normal parameters at time of service completion.
Completed annual heating maintenance inspection on Carrier furnace system in basement mechanical room. Performed comprehensive tune-up including visual inspection of unit, ductwork connections, and venting system. Verified proper operation of all furnace components, checked burner assembly, inspected heat exchanger, and confirmed adequate airflow through supply ductwork. Examined PVC condensate drainage lines for proper pitch and functionality. Documented system condition with photographs showing clean installation with organized piping and ductwork routing. All safety controls tested and operating within manufacturer specifications. Unit found in good working order with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed annual heating maintenance on Fraser-Johnston furnace installed in 2018. During inspection, discovered damaged wiring with exposed copper conductors and compromised insulation on the Daikin HVAC unit's electrical system. Documented wire damage with photos showing corrosion at the exposure point and captured internal component layout including refrigerant lines, wire harness routing, and mounting hardware for service records.
Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance visit including furnace and air conditioning system tune-ups. Performed comprehensive inspection of downstairs furnace unit, checking all mechanical components, piping connections, and flexible hose fittings for proper operation and potential wear. Inspected outdoor AC unit including copper refrigerant lines, valve connections, and electrical components. All systems evaluated for optimal performance, connections verified secure, and equipment found to be operating within normal parameters.
Completed quoted replacement of rooftop HVAC heat exchanger unit. Removed existing failed heat exchanger and installed new unit per manufacturer specifications. Verified proper operation and system functionality upon completion.
Conducted on-site assessment for new central air conditioning system installation in home without existing central AC equipment. Evaluated electrical infrastructure including main panel box mounted on concrete block wall in basement utility area, noting exposed wooden joists, existing wiring configurations, and available electrical capacity for new HVAC system integration. Documented current electrical panel setup with circuit breaker arrangement and incoming copper wiring to determine compatibility and requirements for new AC unit installation.