Heating, Air Conditioning, and HVAC Repair Services in Westland, MI

Responded to callback for 6-month-old air conditioning unit experiencing short cycling (4-minute intervals) and unusual noise that developed after earlier service visit same day. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics using Fieldpiece SMAN manifold gauge to measure refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and system performance parameters. Conducted thorough inspection of R-454B refrigerant system, checking for proper charge levels, pressures, and potential leaks. Utilized digital measurement tools to assess system temperatures and verify proper operation of components. Monitored superheat and subcooling values to ensure refrigerant charge was within manufacturer specifications. Identified and addressed the source of abnormal noise and short cycling condition. Verified all electrical connections, compressor operation, and control board functionality. System tested and confirmed operating properly with normal run cycles restored and noise eliminated.

Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU gas furnace, 2-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration, humidifier, and flue liner. Obtained mechanical and electrical permits prior to installation, installed outdoor condenser on concrete pad with proper refrigerant line routing and electrical disconnect, and reconnected all necessary utilities to ensure complete system functionality.

Completed annual cooling maintenance on residential outdoor HVAC unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of condensing unit including heat exchanger coils, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. All components found to be in operational condition with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed comprehensive HVAC estimate for full system replacement in residential property. Evaluated existing air handler unit with evaporator coil assembly, ductwork connections, and blower housing configuration, along with current furnace installation and water heater setup in basement utility area. Documented equipment conditions, system layout, and spatial requirements through detailed photographic assessment to provide accurate replacement specifications and installation planning for new HVAC system.

Responded to service call for 1-year-old outdoor A/C unit experiencing short cycling issue where system would kick on for 10 seconds then shut off repeatedly. Connected Fieldpiece manifold gauges to refrigerant lines to diagnose system pressures and temperatures. Unit remains under both parts and labor warranty coverage.

Conducted site evaluation for replacement estimate of 22-year-old residential HVAC system located on north side of property. Assessed existing furnace and non-operational air conditioning unit in mechanical room, documenting equipment configuration including air handler, ductwork layout, and clearance measurements. Evaluated exterior utility connections, electrical service accessibility, and equipment placement requirements to provide comprehensive replacement specifications for both heating and cooling systems.

Completed estimate for air conditioning system replacement on 16-year-old unit. Customer recently had furnace installed and is now seeking replacement of aging AC component. Assessed existing HVAC installation including air handler, ductwork configuration, and condensate drainage system with PVC piping. Provided replacement options and recommendations for new air conditioning system to integrate with recently installed furnace.

Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in basement location, including new furnace and air conditioning unit under BOGO promotion, as existing 10+ year old furnace was non-operational. Assessment included evaluation of current equipment setup featuring Aprilaire humidifier, existing ductwork configuration, and cramped mechanical room layout with concrete block walls. Additional estimate provided for electrical panel upgrade and installation of 220V outlets for dryer and stove applications to meet homeowner's requirements.

Completed comprehensive ComfortShield preventive maintenance on two outdoor condensing units at residential property. Performed thorough inspection of both systems, including visual assessment of condenser coils, fan operation, electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. Cleared debris and organic material from unit tops and surrounding areas, verified proper airflow through condenser coils, and confirmed both units were operating within normal parameters. All components found in satisfactory working condition with no immediate service needs identified.

Completed annual HVAC maintenance inspection on residential air conditioning system. Inspected whole-house humidifier unit mounted in mechanical room, verifying proper installation, ductwork connections, and water supply lines. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing unit mounted to ductwork with copper water lines intact. Inspected return air grille and noted accumulated dust, debris, and cobweb material on horizontal slats requiring cleaning attention. All major components operational with no immediate safety concerns identified during visual inspection.

Responded to no-cooling call on 10-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Diagnosed communication failure between furnace, thermostat, and air conditioning system preventing compressor startup. Inspected Goodman R410A unit manufactured June 2009, verified electrical connections at outdoor unit, and troubleshot control wiring between indoor and outdoor equipment to restore proper system communication and cooling operation.

Conducted full system estimate for residential property with aging R22 air conditioning system and evaporator coil requiring replacement. Assessed existing outdoor condenser unit and indoor coil assembly, both at end of service life and utilizing obsolete R22 refrigerant. Customer requested estimate for new air conditioning system and evaporator coil while retaining existing furnace due to potential relocation within coming months. Documented current equipment configuration including outdoor unit placement on concrete pad with proper electrical disconnect and metering, and photographed existing HVAC installation for proposal development.

Responded to service call for outdoor AC unit with damaged wire from lawn maintenance activity. Upon inspection, located severed low-voltage wire near unit base where electrical conduit runs along foundation. Repaired damaged conductor, verified proper wire gauge and connections, and restored wiring integrity. Inspected condenser coil and noted accumulated debris and minor fin damage requiring future cleaning and maintenance. Unit currently offline due to seasonal conditions; recommended functional testing when cooling season resumes to confirm proper operation of all electrical components and system performance.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 90,000 BTU furnace, 3.5 ton air conditioning unit, and humidifier. Air conditioning condenser unit positioned in left side yard with proper electrical and refrigerant line connections. Interior air handler installed in basement utility area with PVC condensate drain lines, all electrical connections completed, and system reconnected to existing ductwork. Mechanical and electrical permits obtained prior to installation, all equipment labeled and documented per code requirements.

Performed city rental certification inspection on residential Lennox gas furnace located in basement. Completed comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of heat exchanger, burner assembly, gas valve, and all safety controls. Verified proper operation of blower motor, checked electrical connections, and inspected venting system including PVC condensate drain lines. Removed front access panel to examine internal components, confirming heat exchanger integrity and absence of cracks or corrosion. Tested furnace ignition sequence, flame sensor operation, and limit switch functionality. Documented system condition with photographs showing cabinet interior, heat exchanger baffles, copper refrigerant lines, and control modules. Unit found to be operating within manufacturer specifications and meeting city certification requirements for rental property compliance.

Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed new ductwork with proper connections and secure mounting, reconnected all electrical and control wiring, and positioned equipment on platform in mechanical room. Obtained mechanical and electrical permits prior to installation, processed Michigan Saves financing documentation, and coordinated utility rebate applications with DTE and Consumers Energy.

Completed scheduled preventative maintenance on residential air conditioning system. Inspected outdoor condensing unit, verified proper operation, checked thermostat functionality with system maintaining 72°F room temperature, and confirmed all components operating within normal parameters.

Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system in recently purchased residence. Evaluated 16-year-old furnace unit and aging air conditioning system located in basement utility area, documented equipment condition through photographic documentation, and provided full system replacement estimate. Reviewed current installation configuration including PVC venting, ductwork connections, and overall mechanical room layout to develop replacement recommendations for homeowner seeking installation within the next couple weeks.

Provided estimate for complete furnace and air conditioning system replacement in basement location. Existing 1987 heating system is non-operational and has exceeded its serviceable lifespan. Assessed current installation including ductwork configuration, electrical service capacity at main panel, and available clearances in utility room shared with water heater and storage. Documented existing equipment layout and electrical infrastructure to determine proper sizing and installation requirements for new HVAC system.

Responded to callback for 3-month-old A/C unit running constantly with gurgling sounds. Inspected outdoor unit and measured discharge air temperature at 130.8°F, indicating normal compressor operation. Checked refrigerant charge and found system slightly overcharged, causing continuous operation and gurgling noise in refrigerant lines. Recovered excess refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, verified proper cycling of thermostat and contactor, and confirmed supply air temperature at register reading 57.5°F with normal system shutdown. Unit now operating within normal parameters under parts and labor warranty.