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

Performed annual heating tune-up on 14-year-old Carrier furnace, including inspection of operation and safety controls. Inspected condensate pump assembly and found the unit and reservoir dirty with debris, residue, and discolored fittings at the drain line connection; recommend cleaning or replacement to prevent condensate backup. No humidifier installed.

Installed a white two-piece elongated toilet with a closed-front seat and lid, connecting it to the water supply through a braided flexible supply line and chrome shutoff valve. Secured the unit in place, confirmed the flush handle and tank operate properly, and verified there are no leaks at the supply connection or base. The completed installation is clean and fully functional.

Installed a new 50-gallon natural gas power-vent water heater with the vent blower connected to the vertical PVC vent run, and made up the hot and cold water connections with copper piping, brass fittings, and shutoff valves. Connected the gas supply with a control and fittings, wired the blower's electrical supply, and set the unit on a metal base pan, with no visible leaks, corrosion, or defects at completion.

Installed a new upright gas furnace in the basement mechanical area, including connection of the supply plenum with foil-taped seams and routing of the PVC intake and exhaust venting up and out of the structure. Set the unit on a drain pan mat, completed the condensate drain connection, and secured the electrical and control wiring at the junction box. Verified the unit is properly positioned and connected for operation.

Performed annual heating maintenance and furnace tune-up on a 17-year-old unit. Inspected the flame sensor and found heavy rust and corrosion at the mounting bracket along with carbon staining on the ceramic body, which can cause weak flame signal and intermittent lockouts, so the component was documented and flagged for cleaning or replacement. No humidifier was present or serviced.

Performed an on-site evaluation of the existing water heater, which had been reported as failing and potentially non-functional, to determine replacement requirements. Inspected the surrounding utility area, including the PVC-DWV drain piping, copper water supply lines, flexible supply connectors, and overhead ductwork, and documented existing conditions with photographs to support replacement planning. No visible frost, rust, or cracking was observed on the accessible piping or ductwork.

Installed the new sink and reverse osmosis system, connecting the drain assembly with a P-trap and slip-joint fittings and tying into the existing copper supply line with angle-stop valves. Verified all connections were secure and free of leaks, with the under-sink cabinet cleared and the plumbing and electrical supply left properly arranged.

Installed a new gas furnace with matched A/C coil cabinet in the basement mechanical area, connecting it to the existing supply plenum, gas line, and PVC condensate/venting. Reconnected the existing whole-house humidifier to the supply ductwork, verified secure connections, and confirmed proper system operation upon completion.

Performed annual heating tune-ups on two gas furnaces, including the attic unit. Removed and inspected the burner assemblies, finding carbon buildup, discoloration, and light scaling on the burner ports. Cleaned the burners, checked the heat exchanger areas, and reassembled the components. Verified proper ignition and flame characteristics, and confirmed safe, normal operation of both systems at completion.

Removed the existing furnace and water heater and installed new replacement units in the basement mechanical area. Connected gas, venting, condensate drainage, and water supply lines, then tested for leaks and verified proper ignition, combustion, and operation of both systems. Cleaned the work area upon completion.

Responded to a no-heat call on a 20-year-old Goodman furnace where the thermostat called for heat but the unit would not fire, while the blower operated normally. Performed a borescope inspection of the heat exchanger and found multiple burn-through holes and perforations along the seam with heavy corrosion and scaling, confirming a cracked/failed heat exchanger. The furnace was deemed unsafe to operate due to carbon monoxide risk and was shut down, with replacement recommended.

Performed a complete tune-up on a Generac standby generator with an Evolution 2.0 controller, including inspection of the engine compartment, oil system (fill cap, dipstick, and filter), hoses, wiring, and heat shield. Components were found clean and in good condition, with no frost or damage, and only minor surface rust speckling on a flexible hose and light paint cracking on the alternator housing, neither affecting operation. The unit was left ready for standby operation.

Performed annual heating tune-up on a 15-year-old Bryant furnace with whole-home humidifier. Inspected the evaporator coil and surrounding cabinet using a borescope, which revealed significant frost and ice accumulation on the coil tubes and fins, indicating restricted airflow or a refrigerant-side issue that should be further evaluated. Documented findings with photos and recommended follow-up diagnostics of the cooling system.

Responded to a reported water leak from the upstairs bathroom into the downstairs area and inspected the toilet assembly as the suspected source, removing the tank lid for access to the internal components. Positioned infrared heat panels on both sides of the toilet to dry the surrounding floor and tile, mitigating moisture and preventing further water damage. No visible cracks, corrosion, or other damage were observed at the fixture during inspection.

Replaced the low-profile condensate pump in the attic air handler installation, securing it in the drain pan and connecting the discharge piping to the condensate line. Verified proper pump operation and drainage, and confirmed the system was left operating normally with the control panel cover reinstalled.

Installed dielectric unions on the water heater's inlet and outlet connections and replaced the anode rod to protect the tank from corrosion. New copper supply piping with brass fittings was run to the top of the tank, and the connections were left clean and properly secured.

Installed a new gas furnace with matching evaporator coil cabinet in the crawl space/basement mechanical area, connecting it to the existing rectangular supply ductwork and flexible duct runs. Routed and secured PVC vent and condensate drain piping, connected the gas supply with a shutoff valve, and completed the electrical connections. The system is installed cleanly with no visible damage or leaks and is ready for operation.

Completed a 200A electric service upgrade, coordinating a scheduled utility disconnect and reconnect to safely perform the work and restore power the same day. Obtained the required electrical permit and passed the municipal electrical inspection with no secondary inspection needed. The upgraded service now supports the home's electrical load, including the newly installed heat pump outdoor unit, which is wall-mounted with a nearby disconnect and properly routed conduit and line set.

Responded to a Fujitsu ductless mini-split reported to be making loud noise and sounding as though it continued running after shutdown. Inspected the air handler, including the open control compartment, condensate pump, drain pan, and associated wiring and piping, with no visible frost, ice, rust, or breakage. Reviewed proper operating controls and settings with the client.

Performed an on-site estimate for furnace replacement following a prior diagnosis of a failed inducer motor. Inspected the existing high-efficiency condensing furnace, condensate pump and PVC drain line, refrigerant line set, and galvanized vent/flue penetration through the masonry wall, and documented equipment condition and installation conditions with photos to support replacement options.