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1. Weathergard

Grand Rapids, MI38 years in business250 employees

Weathergard is a fireplace repair technician serving Grand Rapids, MI. A team of 250, the business has been operating for 38 years. A repair visit usually starts with an inspection of the firebox, damper, smoke chamber, and flue, and for gas units, the ignition system and controls. Once the problem is identified, the damaged parts are rebuilt or replaced and the unit is tested to confirm it draws properly and operates cleanly. Typical jobs for fireplace repair in Grand Rapids include gas log troubleshooting, mortar joint repointing, damper replacement, chimney cap replacement and firebrick replacement. Weathergard is also listed for window installation. Crumbling mortar, water stains around the chimney, or chunks of masonry falling into the firebox often lead homeowners to schedule repairs. Note whether the fireplace is wood-burning, gas, or an insert, and include photos of the firebox, damper, glass doors, and any visible damage. Roof access, chimney height, and whether gas components must be special ordered for an older model commonly influence the final price. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for fireplace repair. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. To get started, send Weathergard a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. Sullivan Heating Cooling Plumbing

Grand Rapids, MI26 years in business11 employees

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Sullivan Heating Cooling Plumbing works as a central air conditioning installation company. The business has been operating for 26 years with a team of 11. An installation visit often starts with removing the old condenser and coil, recovering refrigerant, and preparing the pad. The crew then sets new equipment, brazes line connections, confirms the thermostat works, and walks the homeowner through filters and basic care. On their profile, Sullivan Heating Cooling Plumbing lists work needed: install new a/c units, replace existing a/c units and remove old a/c units; system type: split system and packaged system; building height: single-level, two-story and three-story; property type: house and townhouse. An aging system that needs frequent repairs, uses an outdated refrigerant, or can no longer keep the house comfortable on hot days is the usual trigger for replacement. Include preferences on efficiency level, heat pump versus AC only, and any electrical panel photos, since new equipment may need a dedicated circuit. Electrical upgrades, permits, crane or attic access for the air handler, and removal of old equipment can add to an installation quote. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. To get started, send Sullivan Heating Cooling Plumbing a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Pro HVAC Services LLC

Grand Rapids, MI2 years in business2 employees

Pro HVAC Services LLC provides central air conditioning installation in Grand Rapids, MI. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 2 years. Installing central air involves setting an outdoor condenser, matching an indoor evaporator coil or air handler, running refrigerant lines between them, and connecting power and a condensate drain. The system is then evacuated, charged, and tested for proper airflow and temperature split. Typical jobs for central air conditioning installation in Grand Rapids include smart thermostat setup with new AC, replacing an old condenser and coil, load calculations for system sizing, air handler replacement and electrical disconnect installation. Homes in Grand Rapids without central air, or with window units in every room, often add a ducted system when there is existing ductwork from a furnace. Share the home's square footage, number of stories, age of the current system, and photos of the outdoor unit data plate and indoor furnace or air handler. Equipment size and efficiency level, whether ductwork needs changes, and the complexity of line set routing are the main factors in central AC pricing. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Pro HVAC Services LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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