Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling is the leading repair and maintenance service for residents of Portage, MI. We offer a comprehensive menu of service options that include sales, new installations, repair, and maintenance. If you live in Portage, Vredevoogd Portage MI Heating and Cooling invites you to get to know our company and what we offer. We’ve been delivering superb customer care in the region for more than 60 years. Our experience and expertise in the HVAC arena is unsurpassed.
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If you live in Portage, be sure to keep Vredevoogd Portage MI Heating and Cooling in mind when you need maintenance or repair on your household HVAC system.
Furnace Maintenance
Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling knows that the better your furnace is maintained, the better chance that it will last for a long time. Our service technicians will maintain your furnace and keep a record of all maintenance tasks. When they discover signs of wear and tear, they can frequently head off damage or a breakdown due to their careful inspections.
Furnace Repairs
The Portage winter season can be especially cold; it’s no time for your heating system to fail. If it does or you experience any issues, we can address them efficiently and with our expert care. Our techs are highly skilled and able to service a wide array of residential furnaces and heating systems.
Air Conditioning System Maintenance
Vredevoogd Portage MI Heating and Cooling provides routine maintenance and inspections for any residential air conditioning system. Our skilled techs are experienced and up-to-date on best practices in the HVAC industry. Call us before the hot weather rolls to town so we can ensure that your AC is ready for Portage’s hot summer.
Air Conditioning System Repair
If your air conditioner fails during the summer or you notice that it’s not functioning optimally, call Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling and we’ll visit your home right away to get to the bottom of its trouble. Because we stock a large inventory of parts, we can usually apply the fix the same day.
Plumbing Repair and Installation
In Portage, MI, we are no strangers to sub-freezing temperatures. In fact, the most extreme weather that we experience is in our winter months! That’s why we know just how dangerous frozen pipes really are. From stopping the flow of water into or out of your home to flooding your home or yard once temperatures rise about freezing, there are so many ways a burst pipe can affect your property. So at the first sign of a frozen pipe, be sure to give Vredevoogd a call! We are experts at preventing and mitigating excessive damage from frozen pipes, and we can even help try to prevent them in the first place! Want a plumbing team you can actually depend on? Give us a call today and we can show you what it means to work with a team you can trust.Â
When you know extremely cold weather is on the way, there are a few ways you can help prepare your plumbing system for the temperatures. Insulating your pipes, keeping your home temperature above 60 degrees, and ensuring interior cabinets and drawers near pipes remain open can help keep your pipes from getting too cold. For outside spigots and water sources, consider disconnecting all hoses and wrapping the sources in towels and insulators. And if these precautions still don’t prevent a burst pipe, call our team at the first sign of a frozen pipe.Â
Generator Installation and Repair
Over the past few decades, the folks here at Vredevoogd have experienced some pretty brutal winter storms. These storms don’t just take out the power from our neighborhoods, but they also block our roads and chill our homes. If we know one thing, it’s that you want to be overly prepared for situations like this. That’s why we are dedicated to making sure our neighbors in Portage, MI have access to generator installation and repair services that can ensure they are prepared for even the worst winter storms.Â
With the advent of solar-powered generators, you now have access to so many different generator options. Want a generator that will fit the exact needs and desires of your home and your family? Give our team a call today! We can walk you through the benefits of each make and model and help you decide on the perfect generator for your family. Whether you want a generator that will keep your home functioning as if nothing was wrong, or you just want a generator that can keep up with the necessities, we can make it happen. Reach out to our team today and one of our generator experts will help walk you through what the entire process would look like. Don’t leave yourself exposed and at the mercy of each storm that rolls through. Take action and get prepared today!
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Sales and Installation
Are you thinking of upgrading your HVAC system with a new model? Let Vredevoogd Portage MI Heating and Cooling help you select and install the best model for your home and needs. We can help you determine whether it’s best to repair or replace your aging system.
Vredevoogd Heating & Cooling has built a reputation for high-quality performance in the Portage region. Call us when you need emergency care. We’re available for you 24/7.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Portage, MI
Portage, MI at a glance
Vredevoogd Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Portage, MI in June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 16, 2026.
Vredevoogd Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 678 jobs in Portage, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed installation of 40-gallon natural gas water heater with non-damper vent configuration in residential utility room. Unit was positioned between existing wall framing and concrete block structure, with all copper supply lines, gas connections, and pressure relief valve properly installed and secured. Blue expansion tank mounted to wooden framing above unit with appropriate copper piping connections, shutoff valves installed on both hot and cold water lines, and all connections tested for proper operation and leak-free performance.
# CP-Cooling Problem Resolution Responded to service call for 9-year-old central air conditioning system not cooling adequately. Customer reported outdoor unit running but insufficient cooling performance, with indoor evaporator coil showing no signs of freezing or ice accumulation. Upon inspection, accessed furnace cabinet and examined indoor HVAC components. Inspected Emerson Climate Technologies control board for proper operation and verified all wire connections at terminal blocks (Y, W1, W2, R, G terminals). Evaluated evaporator coil assembly and associated refrigerant line connections for proper operation and airflow restrictions. Documented equipment condition including visible rust accumulation on drain pan and metal housing components, indicating age-related deterioration and potential moisture management concerns. Photographed control board showing model 150-1057 and captured images of serpentine coil arrangement and metal tubing connections for service records. Assessed
Responded to service call regarding disconnected AC return in master bedroom causing inadequate cooling. Inspected HVAC system and ductwork following third-party duct cleaning service that identified the issue. Reconnected and secured master bedroom return air duct to ensure proper airflow and system operation, restoring cooling capacity to the affected area.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential AC system. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics on Lennox HVAC equipment installed in basement. Inspected furnace, air handler, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage system, and electrical connections. Verified airflow, checked thermostat operation, and assessed overall system performance. Documented equipment condition with photos showing installation layout, refrigerant line insulation, PVC condensate piping, and associated components. Customer advised of findings and system operational status.
Responded to water leak reported on top of furnace with AC system still operational. Upon inspection, identified moisture accumulation in utility area near HVAC equipment and condensate management components. Examined condensate pump assembly, drainage lines, and associated PVC piping for proper function and potential leak sources. Verified electrical connections and pump operation. Assessed white PVC drain line routing and condensate discharge system. Documented existing conditions including floor moisture patterns and equipment configuration for a 4-year-old system. Photographed affected area showing utility room infrastructure, drainage components, and water-damaged concrete flooring to record leak location and equipment layout.
Completed comprehensive AC Super Tune-up on 12-year-old system. During inspection, discovered significant rust-colored sediment and debris accumulation in condensate drain pan, indicating long-term buildup and potential drainage issues. Cleaned and flushed drain pan, removed accumulated sediment, and verified proper condensate drainage to prevent future overflow and water damage.
Responded to service call for non-operational outdoor unit. Upon inspection, discovered severely deteriorated wire insulation on electrical connections within the condensing unit, with multiple conductors showing exposed bare wire and frayed insulation due to age and heat exposure. Repaired damaged wiring, secured all electrical connections, and verified proper system operation. Unit tested and returned to normal cooling function.
Completed comprehensive AC Super Tune-up on ICP system with 3-year service interval. Performed full system inspection, verified proper operation of all components, cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant levels and pressures, tested electrical connections, calibrated thermostat, and replaced air filter. System is operating within manufacturer specifications and ready for the cooling season.
Responded to water leak complaint originating from HVAC distribution box in attic space. Inspected 18-year-old system and located active dripping from condensate drain line assembly. Found PVC drain piping with compromised seal at coupling joint, evidenced by moisture staining on adjacent wooden framing members. Documented pipe configuration and leak source with photographic evidence. System confirmed operational for both heating and cooling functions at time of inspection. Advised potential connection to previous water damage incident from April.
Completed full air conditioning system replacement including outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. Removed existing equipment and installed new gray condensing unit on existing concrete pad with proper refrigerant line connections. Installed new indoor air handler in basement utility area adjacent to existing furnace and water heater. Ran new refrigerant lines with proper insulation, connected and secured all ductwork transitions using flexible and rigid metal ducting. Performed system startup procedures including refrigerant charge verification using manifold gauges, confirmed proper pressures on both high and low sides, tested electrical connections at disconnect box, and verified all safety controls. System tested and operating within manufacturer specifications with proper airflow and temperature differential across coil.
Responded to water heater leak complaint and performed diagnostic inspection of residential water heating system. Upon arrival, conducted visual assessment of mechanical room plumbing infrastructure, including water heater connections, supply lines, and drainage systems. Documented existing conditions of copper supply piping, galvanized ductwork, and associated mechanical components through photographic evidence for service records.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 16-year-old air conditioning system with history of refrigerant leak. Upon inspection, confirmed unit was running but not producing cool air. Diagnosed system as low on refrigerant charge due to previous leak. Located and repaired refrigerant leak, evacuated system, and recharged to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper cooling operation and temperature differential across evaporator coil before departure.
Completed comprehensive AC Super Tune-up on 7-year-old Goodman system. Performed full system inspection including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate pump operation, and airflow verification. All components tested and operating within manufacturer specifications; system running efficiently with no issues identified.
Responded to cooling complaint on 5-year-old unit struggling to maintain temperature. Upon inspection, discovered extensive frost and ice buildup on evaporator coil and refrigerant lines, indicating restricted airflow or low refrigerant charge. Found corroded copper refrigerant line and potential loose electrical connections at coil assembly. Diagnosed airflow restriction as primary cause of freezing condition. Performed system tune-up as requested, including cleaning condensate drain, checking refrigerant pressures, tightening electrical connections, and inspecting air filter. Recommended filter replacement and monitoring system performance over next 24-48 hours after ice thaw to determine if additional refrigerant service or line repair needed. System left operational with customer advised to ensure adequate airflow through return vents.
Responded to a leaking temperature and pressure relief valve on a 3-year-old Bradford White water heater. Replaced the faulty T&P relief valve with a new unit, tested for proper operation and sealing, and verified no additional leaks at the installation point or surrounding plumbing connections.
Completed replacement of Kohler shower fixture components and installed new showerhead assembly in tiled shower enclosure. The installation included mounting a chrome handheld shower wand with flexible metal hose and holder bracket, along with a curved shower arm supporting a round showerhead, ensuring proper function and secure positioning on the ceramic tile wall.
Responded to callback for insufficient cooling following recent repair. Performed diagnostic testing of HVAC system electrical components using clamp meter to verify proper amperage draw and system operation. Measured supply air temperature and compared against thermostat setpoint of 70°F to assess system performance. Verified all electrical connections, tested compressor and blower motor operation, and confirmed system is now cooling adequately to maintain desired temperature. System operating within normal parameters.
Responded to no-cool call on 15-year-old outdoor unit that would not turn on. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed control board wiring connections. Inspected and documented existing low-voltage wiring configuration showing multiple thermostat wire connections. Unit unable to be restored to operation due to age and component failure, requiring system replacement recommendation.
Completed full installation of residential HVAC system including new furnace and air conditioning condenser unit. Installed gray furnace unit in basement mechanical room with proper venting through white PVC piping and connected metallic ductwork with reflective insulation. Positioned outdoor AC condenser unit on concrete pad between buildings with appropriate clearances, ran refrigerant lines using insulated copper tubing, and completed electrical connections. Tested system operation, verified proper airflow through supply and return ductwork, confirmed refrigerant charge levels, and ensured all safety controls functioning correctly. System commissioned and left in full operational status.
Completed removal of residential furnace and air conditioning system from utility closet as part of under one-year test drive program. Disconnected and extracted HVAC equipment, including ductwork connections, electrical wiring, and associated mechanical components. Documented pre-removal conditions showing water heater proximity, existing ductwork configuration, and utility closet layout for future reference.