HVAC, Plumbing & Generator Services in West Olive, MI

Provided estimate for water heater replacement on existing 50-gallon Bradford White unit manufactured in January 2015, approximately 11 years old. Documented current installation with photos showing unit specifications, safety labels, and location in garage/utility room area. Reviewed equipment condition and discussed replacement options with customer.

Completed annual cooling maintenance and tune-up on residential HVAC system. Inspected air handler unit, ductwork connections, and associated mechanical components in basement utility area; verified proper operation of cooling system, checked refrigerant levels, cleaned condenser coils, and tested thermostat functionality. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed comprehensive sales estimate for furnace and air conditioning system replacement. Existing equipment remains operational but inspection revealed failed heat exchanger in furnace creating hazardous condensation issues in basement area. Exterior AC condenser unit showing significant age-related deterioration with weathering and dirt accumulation on black cylindrical housing. Documented current system configuration including outdoor condensing unit positioned on gravel bed alongside building foundation, utility connections, and basement mechanical room conditions. Assessed unfinished basement space with exposed concrete block walls, wooden ceiling joists, existing ductwork, and electrical infrastructure. Photographed equipment locations, mounting surfaces, and utility routing to support replacement proposal. Provided customer with detailed estimate for new high-efficiency furnace and air conditioning system installation to address failed heat exchanger safety concern and improve

Completed full residential air conditioning system replacement. Removed existing outdoor condensing unit and installed new AC condenser on concrete pad against exterior wall. Ran electrical conduit from wall-mounted disconnect box to new unit and made all necessary electrical connections. System was properly positioned, leveled, and secured to manufacturer specifications. Performed startup procedures, verified proper refrigerant charge, and confirmed all electrical connections were secure and operational.

Performed initial site visit for air conditioning system diagnostic work. Installed UV dye injection tool on refrigerant line to prepare system for leak detection testing. Technician to return on follow-up visit to complete dye injection into AC system for comprehensive leak identification and system evaluation.

# Air Conditioner Not Cooling Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered failed dual run capacitor with severely corroded terminals and evidence of electrical arcing. Terminal connections displayed heavy oxidation, burnt residue, and heat damage. One capacitor wire exhibited significant thermal damage with melted insulation and charring, indicating electrical failure under load. Removed defective capacitor and damaged wiring. Installed new dual run capacitor with proper microfarad rating for compressor and condenser fan motor. Replaced burnt wire with appropriate gauge conductor and made secure connections to new capacitor terminals. Applied dielectric grease to terminal connections to prevent future corrosion. Verified all electrical connections were tight and properly insulated. Energized system and confirmed compressor and outdoor fan motor operation. Measured supply voltage, amp draw on both circuits, and verified capaci

Responded to no cooling complaint on 9-month-old equipment. Performed UV leak detection on refrigerant system, inspecting copper line sets, connections, and evaporator coil assembly. UV light revealed potential leak indicators at connection points and pipe bends. Documented findings with UV photography showing fluorescent dye response on refrigerant lines and evaporator coil for further evaluation and repair recommendations.

# No Cool Service Call - HVAC System Failure Responded to service call for air conditioning unit not turning on. Upon arrival, found 25+ year old HVAC system installed in basement utility room showing extensive age-related deterioration and lack of maintenance. ## Inspection Findings Conducted thorough visual inspection of furnace and air conditioning components. Unit casing opened to examine internal components. Heat exchanger coils displayed significant discoloration, heavy dust accumulation, and dirt buildup consistent with extended service life without regular maintenance. Flexible ductwork and copper refrigerant lines showed signs of aging. Concrete block walls in mechanical room exhibited moisture staining and deterioration, indicating poor environmental conditions for equipment operation. ## System Assessment Evaluated electrical connections, wiring, and control systems. Examined air filter condition and airflow pathways. Assessed overall system integrity including ductwork

Responded to plumbing leak complaint involving water heater system. Upon inspection, identified active leak at water heater connections in basement utility area. Evaluated copper supply lines, PVC drainage piping, and vent system configuration. Inspected upper-level plumbing infrastructure including PVC drain lines and copper supply piping in attic space to assess extent of moisture intrusion and verify system integrity. Tightened connections at water heater inlet/outlet fittings and shutoff valve. Verified proper installation of temperature/pressure relief valve and discharge piping. Tested all connections under pressure to confirm leak elimination. System restored to normal operation with no further evidence of water discharge.

Completed annual cooling system maintenance and inspection. Serviced condensate pump and drainage system in utility closet, verified proper operation and drainage flow. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and noted heavy dirt and debris accumulation on coil fins requiring attention. Documented system conditions with photographs for maintenance records.

Responded to service call for toilet that would not hold water to flush properly. Upon inspection, confirmed faulty flapper was preventing tank from maintaining adequate water level. Replaced defective flapper with new component and tested flush mechanism to verify proper operation and water retention.

Responded to no cooling complaint on upper level of residence with Carrier system installed September 2020. Accessed attic-mounted air handler using extension ladder through interior hallway access point. Inspected unit and found system operational with no mechanical faults identified; verified airflow, electrical connections, and thermostat communication functioning properly.

Responded to complaint of HVAC system cooling slowly throughout residence. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of air conditioning system. Customer had previously replaced capacitor and breaker with no improvement in cooling performance. Conducted visual inspection of control panel wiring and connections, documenting existing conditions. Assessed low-voltage control wiring, terminal connections, and circuit board components for proper operation. Examined refrigerant line connections and system controls including heat delay and test functions. System remained operational but exhibited extended cooling cycles. Verified all electrical connections at terminal strips and control board were secure. Documented control panel configuration and wiring layout for reference. Provided diagnostic findings and recommendations for resolving prolonged cooling issue.

Responded to no cooling and no airflow complaint on dual Carrier system. Inspected zoning control system and circuit boards for proper operation. Diagnosed faulty zone control panel affecting air distribution, verified wiring connections between HZ311 zone controller and system board, and restored proper communication between components to reestablish airflow and cooling function.

Provided project estimate for installation of new gas line to existing fireplace for gas conversion, including routing from existing gas supply to fireplace location with dedicated on/off valve. Assessed current gas infrastructure and fireplace location to determine optimal routing path and materials required. Fireplace conversion work to be completed by separate contractor.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 8-year-old Ruud system. Performed standard tune-up procedures including system inspection, cleaning, and testing. Identified and replaced failed electrical disconnect component due to wear and deterioration, restoring proper power isolation functionality to the outdoor condensing unit.

Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on two 17-year-old Energy brand units. Discovered heavily corroded contactor with significant rust and oxidation buildup requiring immediate attention, along with substantial dirt and debris accumulation throughout electrical compartment. Performed thorough system inspection, cleaned components, verified all electrical connections, tested capacitor functionality, and documented equipment condition with photos for customer records.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on 11-year-old EnergiAir system. Inspected electrical contactor and control circuit connections, noting normal wear and dust accumulation on components. Checked condensate drain pan for proper operation and drainage. All electrical connections secure with appropriate wire routing. System operational and ready for cooling season.

Provided estimate for complete air conditioning system installation at property with existing Ameristar natural gas furnace and condensate pump but no cooling capability. Quote includes wall-bracket mounted condensing unit, cased evaporator coil, refrigerant line set, and coil condensate drain line with proper routing to existing pump. Homeowner possesses HVAC/R experience and may assist with installation to reduce labor costs.

Completed annual cooling maintenance and tune-up on 12-year-old Payne air conditioning system with condenser model year 2023. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor unit, checked refrigerant levels, cleaned condenser coils, verified electrical connections, tested capacitor and contactor operation, and confirmed proper system operation and airflow.