Top-Rated HVAC & Plumbing Services in Spring Lake, MI

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing boiler heating system and evaluated property for potential mini-split installation to provide modernized HVAC solution. Inspected current boiler unit with associated PVC venting, copper piping, expansion tank, and distribution lines to determine replacement specifications and compatibility with existing infrastructure. Documented equipment conditions, measured available space for new installations, and assessed electrical and structural requirements for ductless mini-split system integration while coordinating with plumbing contractor addressing concurrent household needs.

Conducted on-site assessment of existing galvanized plumbing system in older residential property to provide estimate for complete PEX repiping conversion. Inspected basement and crawlspace areas, documenting current plumbing infrastructure including existing PEX hot and cold water supply lines, copper piping with insulation, and PVC drainage components. Photographed pipe routing, joist configurations, and connection points to determine scope of work for replacing remaining galvanized pipes with PEX supply lines throughout the home.

Completed furnace estimate and inspection on aging HVAC system that had not received maintenance in over four years and was reported to have made loud noises during previous heating season. Upon inspection, found furnace cabinet and internal components showed significant dust accumulation and wear consistent with lack of preventive maintenance, with system age undetermined but estimated to be 15+ years based on equipment condition and design. Documented equipment condition with photos showing overall system layout, ductwork configuration, and internal component accessibility, and discussed replacement options for both furnace and air conditioning systems with property owner.

Completed on-site estimate for furnace and air conditioning system replacement. Assessed existing electrical infrastructure, documenting two separate breaker panels serving the property—main panel with labeled circuits for air tank, sump pump, hot tub, and exterior generator plug, and secondary panel in unfinished basement area with exposed ceiling joists and ductwork. Evaluated electrical capacity and panel conditions to determine compatibility with proposed HVAC equipment installation requirements.

Completed annual furnace maintenance inspection on residential heating system that had not been serviced in four years and was reported to have made loud noises during previous heating season. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including burner inspection, heat exchanger examination, blower motor assessment, filter replacement, and safety control testing. All components found to be operating within normal parameters; no immediate noise sources identified during current inspection, and unit cycled properly through multiple heating cycles without abnormal sounds.

Completed full furnace and air conditioning system installation in residential basement location. Installed flexible ductwork routing throughout exposed ceiling joists with proper insulation wrapping on rectangular supply ducts. Configured HVAC distribution system with black flexible tubing and utility line connections integrated with existing basement infrastructure. All equipment mounted and secured per manufacturer specifications with adequate clearances maintained for service access and code compliance.

Performed comprehensive tankless water heater tune-up and flush service on a 7-year-old unit. Opened access panel to inspect internal components including burner assembly, heat exchanger, gas valves, and control mechanisms. Flushed system to remove mineral buildup and scale accumulation, ensuring optimal heat transfer efficiency and extending equipment lifespan. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, ignition system, and venting. Inspected gas line connections, brass shutoff valves, and water supply connections (PEX and copper piping). Confirmed adequate clearance for ventilation and maintenance access. Unit restored to proper operating condition.

Completed annual heating maintenance inspection on residential HVAC system. Performed visual inspection of furnace components, control board, and electrical connections. Applied Cal-Blue leak detection solution to verify system integrity and check for potential refrigerant leaks. All components operating within normal parameters, system ready for heating season.

Completed shower rough-in plumbing installation following demolition phase. Removed sections of bathroom flooring and wall surfaces to expose existing structural joists and plumbing infrastructure. Installed new white PVC drain and waste lines, running horizontally between floor joists and vertically through wall cavities. Positioned and secured drain assembly in floor cavity. Installed shower valve assembly in wall opening with proper backing and support. All rough-in plumbing positioned according to fixture specifications and building code requirements, ready for inspection and subsequent finish work.

Responded to emergency service call for Goodman furnace red-tagged by gas company due to dangerous carbon monoxide readings exceeding 2000 ppm. Upon arrival, accessed unit through back entrance and conducted comprehensive safety assessment of 16-year-old heating system. Performed complete furnace tune-up and diagnostic evaluation to identify source of hazardous CO levels. Documented electrical panel location and utility area conditions with photographic evidence for service records.

Responded to emergency service call for Goodman furnace red-tagged by gas company due to dangerous carbon monoxide levels exceeding 2000 PPM. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was approximately 16 years old and posed immediate safety hazard. Conducted comprehensive system inspection and performed complete furnace tune-up as requested. Evaluated heat exchanger for cracks and structural failure, inspected burner assembly, combustion chamber, and venting system for blockages or deterioration. Tested all safety controls including limit switches and flame sensors. Cleaned burners and adjusted gas pressure to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper airflow through system and checked filter condition. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing furnace installation, surrounding utility area including water heater, and overall mechanical room layout. Provided recommendations for system replacement given age of equipment and severity of carbon monoxide readings indicating

Completed on-site assessment for standard gas water heater replacement in single-family residence. Evaluated existing white cylindrical gas water heater located in basement utility area, documented unit specifications, plumbing connections, gas control valve configuration, and venting system. Photographed equipment and surrounding installation area to determine proper replacement specifications and provide comprehensive quote for new water heater installation.

Completed annual AC cooling system tune-up and maintenance inspection. Removed accumulated debris, leaves, and organic matter from outdoor condenser unit grill and surrounding areas to restore proper airflow. Cleaned condenser coils and verified system is operating within normal parameters for continued efficient cooling performance.

Completed annual heating maintenance on 6-year-old ICP furnace system with humidifier. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all heating components, burner assembly, and heat exchanger. Removed and cleaned flame sensor, which showed signs of oxidation and particulate buildup on the sensing rod surface. Reinstalled flame sensor after cleaning to ensure proper ignition detection and system operation. Verified all safety controls, tested system startup and shutdown sequences, and confirmed proper flame characteristics. System operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.

Completed installation of a 40-gallon Bradford White short water heater with expansion tank in basement utility room. Unit was properly positioned against concrete block wall with copper piping connections and brass fittings secured at top of heater, blue expansion tank mounted to water supply line, and all manufacturer labels and safety placards clearly visible and intact per code requirements.

Responded to water heater leak complaint on 10+ year old unit. Upon arrival, found active water damage on concrete floor surrounding water heater with extensive staining and discoloration indicating ongoing leakage. Inspected unit and confirmed water heater had exceeded serviceable lifespan and was actively leaking from tank, requiring replacement. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing compromised unit, water damage patterns, and affected area. Provided customer with assessment and replacement recommendations.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 7-year-old Payne air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including temperature differential measurements across the evaporator coil, verified electrical connections at the condenser fan motor, and inspected all system components for proper operation. System is functioning within normal parameters and ready for the cooling season.

Responded to sewage lift pump tripping electrical outlet and causing basement water backup. Customer had previously installed new outlet which did not resolve issue. Upon inspection, found sump pump system with white PVC discharge piping and black electrical wiring in unfinished basement utility area. Evaluated pump assembly, basin installation, float mechanism with green valve component, and electrical connections. Documented existing plumbing configuration and pump installation conditions with photographs for service records. Determined pump motor was drawing excessive current causing outlet to trip, indicating internal motor failure or mechanical obstruction within pump unit. Recommended pump replacement to resolve tripping issue and prevent continued basement flooding.

Responded to service call for whole home water filtration system with over-tightened filter housing cap that prevented homeowner from performing routine filter replacement. Accessed filtration system in basement crawl space and successfully loosened the blue threaded cap on the Pentair filter housing using appropriate tools and technique to avoid damaging the housing threads or seal. Removed old filter cartridge, inspected housing for cracks or damage, and installed new replacement filter. Reassembled system with proper hand-tightening torque to ensure adequate seal while allowing future filter changes by homeowner. Verified no leaks at connections and confirmed proper water flow through the filtration system.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 10-year-old Trane system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of all mechanical components, electrical connections, and refrigerant levels. System operating within normal parameters; documented equipment condition with photos for maintenance records.