HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Experts in Charlotte, MI

Removed existing furnace unit and completed full installation of new gray furnace system in basement utility area. Installed and configured all associated ductwork including metal supply and return ducts, connected white PVC venting pipes for exhaust and intake, and attached black flexible ducting to air handler. Verified all connections, tested system operation, and confirmed proper airflow throughout the HVAC distribution system.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on 14-year-old Generac generator unit. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures including inspection of engine components, air filtration system, fuel delivery system, and electrical connections. Verified proper operation of all mechanical assemblies, checked fluid levels, and documented equipment condition with photographic records for client files.

Installed a 50-gallon Bradford White propane-fired atmospheric vent water heater rated at 38,000 BTU/hr to replace existing unit. Upgraded venting system to solid core construction with proper clearances and termination per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements.

Successfully installed a 40-gallon Bradford White natural gas water heater in the basement utility room. Completed all plumbing connections using copper pipes with brass fittings and shut-off valves, installed proper venting with metallic exhaust pipe, and ensured all safety labels and specifications were visible and compliant. Unit was secured on appropriate base platform with all connections tested and operational.

Responded to no hot water complaint on a 30-year-old Bradford White 48-gallon LP gas water heater (Model MITW5016CX15). Upon inspection, unit showed extensive age-related deterioration including severe corrosion at the base, rust staining on surrounding floor surfaces, and significant structural wear. Tank exhibited moisture damage and oxidation at bottom connections, with visible debris accumulation. Given the unit's age of approximately three decades—well beyond typical service life expectancy of 8-12 years—and the advanced state of deterioration observed, replacement was necessary to restore hot water service and prevent potential failure or safety hazards.

Completed annual heating maintenance on one furnace and two unit heaters. All equipment inspected, cleaned, and tuned for optimal performance. Customer requested estimate for 17-year-old water heater replacement, which was documented for follow-up.

Performed comprehensive tune-up and preventive maintenance on 9-year-old Generac standby generator unit. Inspected engine components including oil fill system, dipstick, fuel lines, and electrical connections. Verified proper operation of all mechanical assemblies, checked piping connections, and examined heat exchanger components. Documented equipment condition through photographs showing engine housing, internal enclosure components, and control systems. Successfully enrolled customer in maintenance club program covering generator, furnace, air conditioning unit, and two unit heaters for ongoing service coverage.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on a 21-year-old Nordyne AC system. Performed comprehensive system inspection, checked electrical connections and capacitor operation, cleaned accumulated debris from interior compartment, tested refrigerant pressures and system performance, and verified all components operating within manufacturer specifications.

Responded to no-heat call on 6-year-old Richmond brand residential water heater. Upon arrival, inspected unit and found Honeywell gas control valve had failed, preventing burner ignition. Replaced defective gas control valve with new Honeywell unit, reconnected 24V wiring and gas supply line, and tested system operation. Verified proper ignition, flame sensor response, and temperature regulation. Unit restored to full operational status.

Completed comprehensive generator tune-up service on a 6-year-old Generac unit as part of Generator Club membership. Performed standard maintenance procedures including visual inspection of all internal components, electrical connections testing, control board examination, and verification of proper operation. All systems found to be functioning within normal parameters with no issues identified requiring immediate attention.

Responded to no cooling call with buzzing sound at condenser and non-operational fan motor. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor through visual inspection and testing. Replaced defective capacitor with properly rated unit per manufacturer specifications, restored system to normal operation, and verified proper fan motor function and cooling cycle.

Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance on a 4-year-old Amana system. Performed comprehensive tune-up of both air conditioning and furnace components, including inspection of condensate pump assembly and associated PVC drainage piping. All equipment found operating within normal parameters, condensate removal system functioning properly with green indicator light illuminated, and system ready for continued service.

Provided estimate for water heater replacement after identifying active leak at base of existing unit, with visible water staining on concrete floor around equipment. Assessed current setup including connections to HVAC system, documented existing plumbing configuration with copper supply lines and PVC venting, and discussed options for new unit installation including extended warranty coverage.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 28-year-old Coleman system with 2026 compressor. Performed comprehensive tune-up including filter inspection, refrigerant level check, electrical connections verification, condensate drain evaluation, and thermostat calibration. Photographed condensate pump with active power indicator and utility area equipment to document system condition and proper operation of safety devices.

Completed full HVAC system installation including new Amana heat pump unit and furnace. Outdoor unit mounted on elevated white metal stand with proper clearances from structure, electrical disconnect installed per code. Indoor furnace positioned in mechanical room with new air filter housing, PVC venting routed to exterior, and all ductwork connections completed. System tested and operational.

Completed estimate for water heater replacement in single family home. Existing 12-year-old PowerFlex water heater showing age-appropriate wear with no immediate safety concerns or operational failures reported. Inspected installation including copper supply lines, shut-off valves, metal vent pipe, and adjacent water treatment equipment. Documented current plumbing configuration with foam pipe insulation on water lines and PVC drainage system in unfinished basement area. Photographed equipment specifications, manufacturer labels, and existing connections to provide comprehensive replacement options for proactive upgrade of aging unit.

Responded to report of heavy propane odor in laundry room. Upon investigation, located active gas leak at corroded threaded connection below brass ball valve. Connection exhibited significant mineral buildup and crystallization indicating long-term moisture exposure and deterioration of fitting integrity. Isolated gas supply, removed corroded fitting, cleaned threads, and installed new connection with proper sealant and torque specifications. Pressure tested system, verified no additional leaks present, restored gas service, and confirmed safe operation of all appliances.

Responded to propane system pressure leak detected during installation by propane supplier. Performed pressurized leak detection on gas supply lines serving propane appliances. Located source of pressure drop in corroded copper gas piping system. Visible corrosion, rust staining, and deterioration observed on vertical supply pipe and connecting copper lines in basement utility area. Repaired compromised gas line sections to restore system integrity. System successfully pressure tested and verified leak-free operation before restoring propane supply.

Completed full HVAC system installation including new furnace unit in basement and outdoor air conditioning condensing unit. Coordinated 100-amp electrical service upgrade with utility company power disconnect and reconnect, obtained electrical permit, and scheduled inspection. Installed furnace with proper intake/exhaust ductwork and PVC venting system, connected to existing ductwork infrastructure. Mounted AC condensing unit on concrete pad with appropriate electrical disconnect box and conduit. All installations completed to code specifications and passed inspection.

Responded to service call for bathtub hot water valve malfunction. Upon inspection, diagnosed issue with tub and shower fixture where hot water valve was not activating properly. Repaired the faulty valve mechanism to restore full hot water function to the bathtub fixture, ensuring proper operation of the temperature control system.