Heating, AC & Plumbing Services in South Haven, MI

Completed annual heating and cooling maintenance visit on residential HVAC system located in attic space. Performed comprehensive tune-up on both furnace and air conditioning units, including inspection of blower assembly, air handler, and associated components. Verified proper operation of condensate pump with gloved handling during inspection, checked condensate drain line routing and security, and examined all electrical connections and mounting hardware. System tested and confirmed operational with 1-year equipment warranty extending through March 2034.

Successfully installed three client-supplied light fixtures: two in the bedroom and one in the hallway. All fixtures were properly wired, mounted securely, and tested for proper operation upon completion.

Responded to service call for water heater not producing hot water with possible pilot light issue. Upon inspection, found dual water heater installation in basement utility area consisting of one white conventional water heater and one gray/silver unit. Assessed both units for operational status, checked pilot light assembly, and verified gas supply and ignition systems. Photographed installation showing copper supply lines with black flexible connectors, PVC venting system, and overall equipment configuration for documentation purposes. Additionally addressed bathroom plumbing concerns including frozen shutoff valve at sink requiring replacement and dripping faucet. Evaluated valve condition and prepared replacement recommendations. Documented complete plumbing system layout including water heater connections, pressure tank, and associated piping infrastructure. All findings and equipment conditions recorded through photographic documentation for service records and future reference

Completed comprehensive Super Tune-up on Carrier unit WT 10-2034, including full system inspection, electrical connection testing and repair. Addressed faulty wiring connections with wire nut replacements and serviced electrical components to restore optimal system performance.

Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property. Upon inspection, found water heater over 10 years old with significant corrosion visible on connecting pipes and fittings. Documented existing conditions including corroded piping sections showing greenish-brown patina buildup and deteriorated connections. Customer elected to enroll in club membership and proceeded with replacement of one furnace and one air conditioning unit in addition to addressing the water heater concern.

Successfully completed installation of three furnace and air conditioning systems in a commercial or multi-unit residential facility. All units were fully installed with new electrical panels, proper circuit protection, and control wiring. Electrical connections included installation of dedicated disconnect switches, circuit breakers, contactors, and relay controls for each HVAC system. Wire management was performed to industry standards with proper routing, bundling, and strain relief for all power and control conductors. Systems were tested and verified operational upon completion.

Removed existing improperly configured washing machine drain lines in utility room. Installed new dedicated P-traps for both washing machine and utility sink, with each fixture independently tied into the existing 4-inch drain stack to ensure proper drainage and code compliance.

Responded to service call for A.O. Smith water heater experiencing intermittent circulating pump cycling and complete loss of hot water accompanied by unusual noises. Upon inspection, diagnosed malfunctioning recirculation pump assembly mounted at top of unit causing system failure. Evaluated electrical connections, plumbing configuration, and overall water heater operation. Documented equipment condition and mechanical systems for further assessment and repair recommendations.

Completed partial drain repipe replacement as quoted. Accessed existing vertical drainage system through interior wall cavity, requiring removal of wall covering material to expose plumbing infrastructure. Replaced deteriorated drain piping with new white PVC drainage pipe, securing installation with proper mounting brackets at code-compliant intervals along vertical run. Pipe extends from upper floor drainage connection down through wall cavity to lower level tie-in point. All connections properly fitted and secured. Work performed in occupied residence with minimal disruption to living space. Installation meets current plumbing code requirements for residential drainage systems.

Completed comprehensive tune-up service on Generac generator unit. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of all mechanical components, connections, and control systems. Advised client that generator battery will require replacement in the near future to ensure reliable operation.

Returned to complete geothermal system service that previous technician was unable to resolve. Retrieved necessary tools from shop as instructed, then adjusted Caleffi balancing valve on insulated pipe and verified system operation using electronic diagnostic display.

Responded to emergency call for active sewage leak in basement when toilet was flushed. Inspection revealed severely corroded cast iron drain pipe with significant rust deterioration at connection points. Replaced damaged section with new PVC pipe, properly secured with metal clamps and sealed all joints to restore proper drainage function and stop active leak.

Completed replacement estimate for 20-year-old furnace and AC system in single-family residence. Documented existing electrical control panel featuring InPhase Monitor Control system with utility monitoring capabilities. Inspected basement mechanical room housing aging furnace with exposed control wiring and ventilation components, noting proximity to Generac backup power system.

Performed annual heating maintenance on residential furnace system. Inspected Honeywell Whole House Ventilation Control which was functioning properly. System was tuned up according to club maintenance protocol with no humidifier present as noted.

Successfully completed installation of a new residential HVAC furnace system with digital temperature controls in the utility closet. System was properly mounted with all required ductwork connections, including vertical cylindrical ducting and sheet metal components. All electrical connections were established and system was tested for proper functionality.

Responded to service call for a non-functional furnace, approximately 15 years old. Upon inspection, discovered significant wear on the heat exchanger panel and assessed the unit installed in the basement utility area. Determined furnace required replacement due to age and condition; advised customer accordingly.

Performed annual heating tune-up on EnergiAir furnace (Model WT 07-2035) as scheduled complimentary maintenance. During inspection, documented significant drainage system issues including severe corrosion around drain opening and deterioration of surrounding materials. Photographic evidence shows advanced oxidation, mineral buildup, and possible mold formation at drain connection point where PVC piping enters floor drain.

Successfully completed the aluminum anode rod replacement on water heater as quoted. Verified proper connection of copper pipes and brass fittings at the hot water outlet. System was tested and is functioning correctly with no leaks observed at connection points.

Inspected water heater requiring daily relighting and discovered significant vertical crack in exhaust vent pipe. Observed extensive cobweb accumulation throughout system indicating lack of maintenance. Recommended replacement of damaged vent pipe to prevent dangerous exhaust gas leakage and ensure proper draft for consistent pilot light operation.

Completed complimentary furnace tune-up on 7-year-old Goodman system (CM: 2024). Documented water heater installation area showing signs of mineral deposits and water residue on concrete floor. Observed PVC piping and valve connections in good working condition. No humidity control system present.