HVAC, Plumbing & Generator Services in Plainwell, MI

Completed annual cooling maintenance on ICP system. During inspection, discovered severely deteriorated condensate drain pan with extensive corrosion, cracking, and compromised structural integrity. Pan exhibited heavy scale buildup, debris accumulation, and complete coating failure exposing underlying metal substrate. Documented damage with photos and recommended immediate drain pan replacement to prevent water damage and system failure.

Responded to service request to disconnect 5-year-old Payne air conditioning system for repair. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was still operational and cooling properly. Performed electrical disconnect at outdoor condenser unit to safely isolate system for upcoming repair work. Inspected condenser coils and exterior components during service call. Condenser unit located on concrete pad with proper clearances, equipped with standard disconnect box mounted on exterior wall. Documented equipment condition with photos showing unit positioned on landscaping rock bed with refrigerant lines properly insulated. System ready for scheduled repair service once disconnected.

Completed add-on air conditioning installation to existing forced-air heating system in basement mechanical room. Installed evaporator coil unit integrated with existing furnace, including new refrigerant lines and condensate drainage system with white PVC piping configured in proper trap arrangement. Ran metallic flex ductwork from new cooling equipment, connecting to existing trunk line with reflective insulation wrapping. Mounted humidifier unit on furnace cabinet and verified all electrical connections for new AC components. System tested for proper airflow, refrigerant charge, and condensate removal. All equipment operational and ready for cooling season.

Responded to customer concern regarding water softener settings approximately one month post-installation. Inspected system operation, verified control unit programming and regeneration cycle parameters, and confirmed proper hardness settings based on local water conditions. Reviewed system display panel, adjusted settings as needed for optimal performance, and provided operational guidance to ensure correct function throughout the home.

Completed full HVAC system replacement including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler with evaporator coil. Installed new condenser on existing concrete pad adjacent to foundation with proper clearances maintained. Ran refrigerant linesets through exterior wall penetration with copper lines insulated appropriately. Mounted electrical disconnect box on exterior siding and installed black flexible conduit for power supply to outdoor unit. Installed white PVC condensate drain line routed vertically along exterior wall. Indoor air handler positioned above existing furnace in basement utility area between wall studs. Connected refrigerant lines with brown insulation jacket running vertically alongside equipment. Installed black flexible supply ductwork from air handler secured with metal clamps. Routed white PVC drain lines and completed electrical connections at indoor unit including circuit breaker installation. System tested for proper operation, refrigerant charge verified, an

Responded to no cooling complaint on air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor unit and found equipment in aged condition with significant debris accumulation in base pan and around components. Assessed overall system condition including compressor, electrical connections, and condensate management components. Documented equipment condition with photos showing interior cabinet area with visible wiring, contactor assembly, and condenser coil, as well as exterior components including compressor housing and condensate pump assembly. Discussed thermostat replacement options with customer for potential installation. Unit age and manufacturer information could not be determined from available nameplate data.

Responded to service call for cooling system not producing adequately cold air. Upon inspection, evaluated HVAC control board and zone control components. Inspected electronic control circuit board within main enclosure, verifying relay operation, LED indicators, and thermostat zone connections. Examined Honeywell damper actuator and associated refrigerant lines for proper function. Documented system configuration with photos of control board showing multiple relays, EMM-3 module, and zone control wiring, as well as damper actuator mounted on plenum with copper refrigerant lines. System assessed and necessary findings recorded for cooling performance issue.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 2021 EnergiAir system. Inspected and photographed air filter showing clean condition with proper airflow. Verified refrigerant lines, condensate drainage system, and safety float switch operation with all components functioning within normal parameters.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 7-year-old Trane system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all mechanical and electrical components, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage system, and ductwork connections. Documented equipment condition with photos showing air filter status and HVAC components in mechanical space.

Completed comprehensive AC Super Tune-up on residential system, performing detailed inspection of all mechanical and electrical components within the air handler compartment. Observed evidence of moisture exposure with rust discoloration on the condensate drain pan, noted system age showing general wear on internal components, and verified all electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and motor assembly were functioning properly with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection. Documented existing air filter condition showing pleated media filter with securing straps in place at basement air handler location. Performed comprehensive tune-up procedures per manufacturer specifications to ensure optimal system performance for the cooling season.

Completed annual preventative maintenance inspection on Generac Guardian 18kW standby generator unit. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of exterior housing, control panel functionality verification, and documentation of unit condition. Generator found in operational status with normal wear consistent with age, maintaining proper positioning on concrete pad with appropriate clearances from surrounding structures and landscaping.

Responded to water leak concern at furnace when AC unit was activated. Upon inspection, found water accumulation in condensate drain pan of air handling unit. Examined 3-year-old furnace and 10-month-old Carrier AC system. Inspected drain pan for proper drainage, checked condensate line routing, and verified trap configuration. Documented moisture staining and mineral deposits in collection pan indicating drainage issue. Photographed affected components showing water damage patterns on interior surfaces and discoloration in drain pan assembly. Assessed condensate management system for blockages or improper pitch that would cause water backup into furnace cabinet when cooling system operates.

Responded to water leak service call where system had shut down due to water in the evaporator pan. Upon inspection, discovered evaporator coil with heavy frost and ice accumulation, indicating a freeze-up condition that caused excessive condensation and pan overflow. Replaced faulty evaporator pan float switch that had triggered system shutdown as designed to prevent water damage. Addressed underlying freeze-up issue by checking airflow restrictions and system operation. Verified proper drainage through condensate line and PVC piping system. System restored to normal operation with proper safety controls functioning.

Responded to main upstairs bathroom toilet that was continuously running when not in use, requiring customer to shut off main water valve to stop flow into tank. Diagnosed and repaired faulty fill valve assembly that was preventing proper shut-off, restoring normal operation and eliminating constant water flow issue that had been present since January.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 2017 Goodman 24 SEER unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate drain functionality, and airflow verification. All components operating within manufacturer specifications; system cleaned, tested, and left in proper working condition.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 12-year-old Rheem air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including system inspection, cleaned condensate drain pan and verified proper drainage, checked refrigerant levels, tested electrical connections, and confirmed unit operational efficiency. All components functioning within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no-cooling call on 2-year-old EnergiAir unit where condenser would not run and made no sound. Customer reported unit briefly operated after power cycling but failed again within minutes. Upon inspection, diagnosed failed capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan operation. Replaced defective capacitor with properly rated component, verified all electrical connections secure, and tested system through complete cooling cycle. Unit now operating within normal parameters with proper amperage draw and temperature differential.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on EnergiAir system in residential basement installation. Inspected air handler unit, verified proper operation of condensate drainage system with white PVC piping, and confirmed all components functioning correctly in active construction environment.

Responded to service call for Mitsubishi mini split system experiencing loud constant noise during operation and intermittent startup issues. Inspected indoor unit and accessed control board assembly to diagnose noise source and electrical concerns. Documented internal wiring connections and circuit board configuration showing multiple connector points (CN24, CN112, CN1R1, CN1S1) for troubleshooting purposes. System remained operational and cooling throughout inspection.