Residents of Beverly Hills, MI, welcome to Randazzo Heating, Cooling and Electrical! We’ve proudly served Oakland County since 1988 with quality HVAC services in Beverly Hills, MI, and the greater Metro Detroit area.
From furnace repair and air conditioning maintenance to water heater replacement and electrical work, Randazzo is the name to trust. Our team is local and has already helped many of your neighbors stay comfortable with efficient heating and air conditioning in Beverly Hills, MI. Located to the northeast of your home, we are only a phone call away on Quadrate Drive in Macomb County and can assist you with HVAC services.
Increase your energy efficiency or replace an old unit today. Our insured technicians have the tools readily available to handle any job.
Read on to learn more about our skills and community approach. When it comes to your water heaters, electrical needs, and heating and cooling in Beverly Hills, MI, Randazzo will be there for you.
Air Conditioning & Furnace Repairs in Beverly Hills, MI
HVAC units require professional assistance to remain fully-functional. During Michigan’s hot summers and cold winters, these systems are a necessity. The team at Randazzo can restore units to top-shape so you remain comfortable all year long.
Heating and cooling in Beverly Hills, MI, is our specialty. We ensure your comfortability, from expert furnace and AC repairs that can be completed on a wide variety of manufacturer brand models, to the installation of top-of-the-line new air conditioning systems, furnaces and more. Randazzo is also Michigan’s largest award-winning Lennox Premier Dealer, and we install first-class systems that improve your indoor air quality.
We’ll keep your current units running smoothly and will help prolong their lives with heating and air conditioning maintenance, cleaning and inspection.
Water Heater Repair & Installation
Washing your clothes or doing the dishes is a chore in itself, but without hot water, it’s nearly impossible. Don’t be without hot water when you need it the most. Talk to Randazzo about hot water heater repair in Beverly Hills, MI, or for installation of a new water heater in your home. We’ve worked with conventional, tankless, hybrid and many other kinds of hot water heaters. Our insured technicians have the tools, parts and systems to protect one of your most important necessities.
Skilled Electricians & Electrical Repair Services
Interested in new appliances or simply need more electrical capabilities? The skilled electricians at Randazzo can provide the support you need. Our master electrician leads a highly-trained team of professionals who have the ability to install circuit and panel upgrades, standby generators and more. We’re also available for electrical repair services. Don’t be left in the dark. We are your local electrician to call in Beverly Hills, MI.
Contact the HVAC Professionals at Randazzo Today
For decades, Randazzo has assisted the residents of Oakland County with quality HVAC services for Beverly Hills, MI. Our quick, efficient and comprehensive services are trusted throughout Metro Detroit. Let us help you with your HVAC needs. Give us a call at 586-336-1111 or 586-336-1111 (toll free) for more information and contact us today to request a free estimate.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Beverly Hills, MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed full HVAC system installation in residential basement including 110,000 BTU furnace with humidifier and 4-ton air conditioning unit with left-side configuration. Installed all necessary ductwork connections, reconnected electrical components, and verified proper system operation. Mechanical and electrical permits were obtained prior to installation, and all work was performed to code specifications with system successfully commissioned and operational.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on outdoor condenser unit positioned against brick exterior. Performed comprehensive system inspection, verified operational status of fan motor and compressor, cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant levels, and tested electrical connections. Unit operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential split system air conditioning unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper electrical connections and wiring integrity, and checked refrigerant lines. Unit operational and ready for cooling season.
Completed routine maintenance on two air conditioning condenser units as part of recurring service agreement. Replaced two air filters per system requirements and performed standard ACM inspection protocols. Units showed signs of outdoor weathering with algae growth on concrete pads and equipment surfaces, though all systems remained operational throughout service visit.
Conducted estimate for replacement of 2002 air conditioning system currently low on R-22 refrigerant, with possible furnace replacement consideration. Evaluated existing natural gas furnace and humidifier installation in basement utility area, along with outdoor A/C unit located in side yard. Assessed current HVAC system configuration including ductwork, plenum assembly, and humidifier integration to provide comprehensive equipment replacement recommendations.
Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance on outdoor condensing unit. Upon inspection, discovered heavily corroded dual-run capacitor with severe rust damage to terminals and extensive mineral buildup on casing, indicating electrical component failure due to moisture exposure. Replaced failed capacitor with new unit. Removed debris, twigs, and organic material from equipment compartment that had accumulated from outdoor exposure. Cleaned electrical connections and terminal points. Inspected wiring and conduit for damage. Unit tested and operational following component replacement and cleaning.
Provided estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in attic location, including air conditioning unit and furnace. Current 23-year-old equipment is still operational but nearing end of service life. Assessed existing horizontal furnace installation with associated ductwork, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system for proper replacement specifications. Customer inquired about available Lennox equipment promotions during consultation.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU gas furnace with humidifier and 2.5-ton air conditioning unit with right-side configuration. Obtained mechanical and electrical permits prior to installation. Installed outdoor condenser unit on concrete pad against brick exterior wall with proper electrical disconnect box and refrigerant line connections. Routed PVC condensate drain and exhaust venting through exterior wall with appropriate termination fittings. Reconnected all electrical service, verified proper refrigerant charge, and tested system operation to ensure heating and cooling functionality.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on rooftop zone system. Performed comprehensive system inspection including refrigerant pressure and temperature readings using digital manifold gauges, which confirmed proper charge levels and system operation within manufacturer specifications. Inspected outdoor unit installation, exterior conduit routing, and electrical connections. All components found operating normally with no deficiencies noted.
Responded to service call for 6-year-old air conditioning system with inadequate cooling performance and extended runtime. Performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor unit and indoor evaporator coil assembly. Utilized digital temperature measurement equipment to assess system temperatures and verify refrigerant circuit performance, with particular attention to evaporator coil operation and heat exchange efficiency.
Performed annual cooling maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Used digital manifold gauges to measure system pressures and temperatures, recording suction side temperature of 35.7°F and discharge side temperature of 92°F, with superheat and subcool readings within normal operating parameters. Inspected condenser coil fins, which were found to be in good condition with proper spacing and no visible damage or blockage.
Completed annual preventive maintenance on two rooftop zone (RZ) cooling units. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics including temperature differential measurements across evaporator coils, recording supply air temperature of 30°F and return air temperature of 57°F, indicating proper cooling operation and adequate temperature split. All mechanical and electrical components inspected and found operating within manufacturer specifications.
Completed scheduled seasonal air conditioner tune-up and maintenance service on residential outdoor condensing unit. System was operational upon arrival and confirmed to be working properly. Performed comprehensive inspection of condenser unit exterior, verified proper airflow through mesh grille panels, and checked overall unit condition. Utilized Fieldpiece SMAN refrigerant manifold and vacuum gauge to measure and document system pressures and refrigerant levels. All diagnostic readings were within normal operating parameters. System left in proper working condition with no issues identified requiring immediate attention.
Completed replacement estimate for 30-year-old heating and cooling system in medium-sized residential property. Assessed existing basement-installed furnace and air conditioning unit, both natural gas/propane-fueled equipment serving 1200-2000 square feet. Documented current system configuration including exterior PVC ventilation components and interior HVAC equipment layout for replacement proposal.
Provided estimate for addressing inadequate heating and cooling on upper level of tri-level home with 10-year-old furnace and air conditioning system located on bottom floor. Evaluated three solution options: installing zoning system to existing equipment, adding ductless mini-split system for upper level, or complete replacement of furnace and air conditioning unit. Assessed current equipment operation and discussed advantages and limitations of each approach to resolve temperature control issues on top floor.
Conducted site visit to outdoor HVAC packaged unit located beneath residential deck structure. Accessed internal compartment, photographed electrical control box, motor assembly, wiring connections, and mechanical components for documentation and assessment purposes. Unit positioned on concrete pad with proper drainage and weather protection from overhead deck covering.
Completed routine HVAC maintenance inspection on residential furnace system and associated equipment in basement utility area. Replaced air scrubber bulb as requested and provided estimate for additional service needs. All equipment photographed and documented, system operating properly upon completion.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on outdoor condensing unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, cleaned condenser coil, checked refrigerant levels, tested electrical components, and verified proper operation of fan motor and compressor. Unit operating within normal parameters upon completion.
Completed full HVAC system installation including two 110,000 BTU furnaces with AprilAire humidifiers, one 5-ton air conditioning unit, one 4-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration, and one hot water heater with liner. Performed all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing connections required for system operation, installed proper ductwork and venting, and completed electrical reconnection for all equipment to ensure full system functionality.
Completed scheduled air conditioning maintenance on residential split system unit. Performed comprehensive inspection with unit access panel removed to evaluate internal components, copper refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and mechanical assemblies. Utilized digital manifold gauge set to measure system pressures and temperatures, recording low-side pressure at 103.9 psi and high-side pressure at 264.7 psi on R410A refrigerant system. Verified superheat at 43.1°F and subcooling at 77.4°F, confirming proper refrigerant charge and system performance within manufacturer specifications. All components operating normally with no deficiencies noted.
