HVAC, Plumbing & Generator Services in Plainwell, MI

Completed scheduled generator tune-up on Honeywell unit as part of 2-year recurring maintenance program. Performed comprehensive inspection of Generac engine assembly, verified operating hours at 171.3, checked all fluid levels, and inspected compressor components, hoses, and connections. All systems found operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Diagnosed faulty thermostat preventing AC unit from engaging. Replaced existing 10-year-old thermostat with new Honeywell digital programmable unit. Verified proper wiring connections, confirmed system operation in cooling mode, and tested auto fan functionality. System now operating normally with AC responding to thermostat calls.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection on residential HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive tune-up including cleaning condenser coil, checking refrigerant lines and insulation, testing condensate pump operation, verifying drain line functionality, and inspecting all electrical connections. System operating within normal parameters with no issues identified.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance on 11-year-old EnergiAir unit. Removed and cleaned condensate drain pan which contained accumulated debris including leaves, wood chips, and organic material that could have led to drainage blockage. Performed standard tune-up procedures to ensure optimal system performance for the cooling season.

Conducted comprehensive site evaluation for furnace and air conditioning system replacement in residential property. Assessed existing electrical infrastructure, including main panel capacity and circuit availability in basement utility area, to determine compatibility with proposed HVAC equipment. Documented current installation conditions, electrical connections, and structural considerations necessary for proper equipment placement and code-compliant installation.

Replaced failed 32-gallon bladder pressure tank with new ProFlo unit in residential mechanical room. Installed tank on metal base platform, secured with strapping to wall studs, and reconnected all plumbing connections including braided supply lines and PVC piping to restore proper water pressure system operation.

Completed furnace super tune-up on Bryant HVAC system. Inspected air filter housing and found pleated air filter with accumulated dust and debris requiring replacement. Noted visible rust and corrosion on metal housing panel surrounding filter assembly. Examined Zone-A-Trol M8R motor spring return control module with 24 VAC operation, verified wiring connections secured with wire nuts, and confirmed proper installation within air handler unit. Inspected condensate drainage system including white PVC piping and brass valve connections. All accessible components photographed and system operational upon completion of tune-up procedures.

Completed annual AC tune-up and cooling system inspection on Energi Air unit. Observed significant condensation accumulation on air handler enclosure walls and multiple condensate drain lines with standing water in drain pan containing sediment buildup. Inspected condensate pump system, which showed dirt accumulation on housing and surrounding area but remained operational. All drainage components and PVC piping were verified for proper function to prevent water damage and ensure efficient moisture removal during cooling season.

Responded to water leak from furnace unit. Upon inspection, found heavily clogged air filter restricting airflow and causing condensation issues, along with significant debris and mineral buildup in the drain pan with discoloration around the drain opening. Documented conditions with photos showing the contaminated drain pan and severely soiled filter. Addressed the immediate water leak concern while unit remained operational.

Completed annual cooling system tune-up and preventative maintenance inspection. System evaluated and found operating within normal parameters; condensate drain line and associated PVC piping inspected and confirmed clear with proper flow. Equipment photographed for service records, showing control components, condensate management system with safety float switch, and all mechanical connections in satisfactory condition.

Completed warranty replacement of residential water heater in basement utility area. Installed new white cylindrical tank water heater with proper copper supply line connections, brass valves, pressure relief valve, and electrical hookup to code. All plumbing connections secured and tested for proper operation.

Responded to sump pump failure causing significant water accumulation in basement. Upon arrival, found extensive standing water throughout the concrete floor with multiple areas of pooling. Inspected existing sump pump system and found the pump operational but inadequate for current water intrusion levels. Assessed basin for proper depth and drainage, noting sediment and rust accumulation in standing water. Deployed emergency water extraction equipment using portable pumps and hoses to remove immediate flooding from basement floor. Cleared debris from sump basin and verified discharge line functionality. Recommended ongoing monitoring of water table levels and potential upgrade to higher capacity pump system to prevent future basement flooding events.

Installed new gas line from existing supply to kitchen stove location. Routed flexible gas connector from wall-mounted shutoff valve to appliance connection point, ensuring proper clearances and secure fittings throughout installation. All connections tested and verified leak-free per code requirements.

Responded to customer concern regarding high energy and gas bills potentially related to 12-year-old furnace performance. Performed comprehensive diagnostic inspection of heating system and related mechanical components. Evaluated hydronic heating system including zone valves, circulator pumps, and associated piping network. Inspected electrical connections and wiring throughout the system for proper operation and safety. Assessed furnace unit, pressure readings, and expansion tank configuration. Documented system conditions with photographs for record-keeping purposes. Provided customer with findings and recommendations for addressing energy efficiency concerns.

Provided estimate for water heater replacement after previous tune-up failed to resolve ongoing issues with inadequate hot water temperature and spillage. Evaluated existing Energy Star-rated unit in basement mechanical room with associated copper and PVC piping configuration, documented current installation including overhead plumbing runs and venting system, and presented replacement options to address performance concerns.

Successfully installed a new residential gas-fired water heater in utility closet, including all necessary plumbing connections with copper and PEX piping, temperature and pressure relief valve with proper discharge piping, gas line connections with shutoff valve, and exhaust venting. All connections were tested for proper operation and verified leak-free, with unit commissioned and ready for service.

Performed no-charge inspection of chimney liner and cap system. Confirmed metal chimney cap is present and properly installed on brick chimney, though chimney crown shows significant deterioration with visible cracks and missing sections. Inspected basement mechanical room and verified flexible metallic liner connection to vertical exhaust system is secure and properly routed through PVC and metal ductwork assembly.

Responded to a toilet that was continuously running and had a leaking shut-off valve. Upon inspection, removed the tank lid and diagnosed a failed flush valve assembly. Replaced the defective flush valve component, which included the flapper mechanism and overflow tube assembly. Tested the toilet for proper operation and verified that the running condition was resolved and the tank was filling and shutting off correctly.

Responded to emergency service call for 6-year-old Rheem water heater not heating properly. Upon arrival, confirmed thermopile was displaying two red indicator lights, indicating low voltage output below operational threshold. Performed diagnostic testing of gas control valve and thermopile assembly. Inspected burner chamber and pilot assembly for proper operation and flame characteristics. Accessed internal components through service panel, noting accumulated debris in combustion chamber area. Verified proper venting and air flow through the unit. Tested thermopile voltage output and determined replacement necessary to restore proper heating function. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing internal cabinet components, access panel with visible corrosion on frame, and debris accumulation requiring cleaning. Provided recommendations for thermopile replacement to restore unit to full operational status.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection on EnergiAir unit under active warranty coverage. Performed comprehensive tune-up including refrigerant level verification, electrical connection inspection, condensate pump operation check, and airflow assessment. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted at time of service.