Since 1998, Iceberg Heating & Cooling has been Carleton’s trusted source for expert HVAC and water heater services. As a family-owned business, we prioritize your comfort and safety with 24/7 emergency services, upfront pricing, and a background-checked, licensed, and insured team of technicians. With our Comfort Guarantees, you can count on us to keep your heating and cooling systems running smoothly through every season.
Contact us today to see why Carleton residents turn to Iceberg Heating & Cooling for all their home comfort needs.
Air Conditioning Services
Summers in Carleton are known for their heat and humidity, making a reliable AC system a necessity. Iceberg Heating & Cooling offers comprehensive AC services to keep your home comfortable all season long:
- Installation and replacement: When your old AC can’t keep up, our team will help you select and install a new, more efficient unit.
- AC repair: Count on Iceberg Heating & Cooling to diagnose and resolve issues quickly, so you’re not left without cooling on a hot day.
- Maintenance & tune-ups: Our maintenance services help prevent expensive breakdowns and keep your AC running efficiently.
Indoor Air Quality
Indoor air quality plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy and comfortable home environment. Our indoor air quality services are designed to reduce contaminants, balance humidity, and enhance the freshness of your home’s air. Breathe easy knowing that Iceberg Heating & Cooling has the solutions you need to keep your indoor air as clean as possible.
Heating Services in Carleton
A dependable heating system is essential for staying warm and comfortable through Carleton’s harsh winters. Our team offers a full range of heating services to keep your system performing at its best when you need it most:
- Installation and replacement: Trust our experts to guide you in selecting and installing the best heating system for your needs.
- Heating system repair: Our technicians are available for fast, reliable repairs to get your heating system back up and running.
- Heating maintenance: Routine maintenance helps extend the life of your heating system and maintain efficient, trouble-free performance.
What’s The Best Heating System for my Carleton Home?
Choosing the right heating system can make a big difference in your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. At Iceberg Heating & Cooling, we can help you choose from these popular options:
- Boilers: Ideal for homes that prefer radiant heating, boilers offer consistent warmth and can be more energy-efficient in colder climates.
- Furnaces: As one of the most common heating systems, furnaces provide powerful heating that’s perfect for cold Michigan winters.
- Heat pumps: A versatile option that can provide both heating and cooling, heat pumps are energy-efficient and eco-friendly.
Water Heaters
Our team offers a range of water heater services to ensure you always have hot water when you need it for showers, baths, dishes, and laundry. We work with both tank and tankless water heaters, customizing our services to meet your needs with:
- Replacement & installation: When it’s time for a new water heater, our experts can help you find the best option and install it seamlessly.
- Maintenance: Regular maintenance helps extend the lifespan of your water heater and improves its efficiency.
- Water heater repair: If your water heater isn’t performing as it should, our team will quickly diagnose and fix the issue.
Why Choose Iceberg Heating & Cooling?
When you need HVAC and water heater services in Carleton, count on the expert team at Iceberg Heating & Cooling. Our family-owned business has been trusted in the Carleton community for over 25 years, and we’re proud to offer same-day service, 24/7 emergency availability, and upfront pricing on all jobs. With Iceberg Heating & Cooling, comfort isn’t just a promise — it’s guaranteed.
For expert HVAC and water heater installation, repair, and maintenance, schedule service with Iceberg Heating & Cooling.
Frequently Asked Questions
To keep your HVAC system in top shape, change your filters regularly, keep all vents clear, and keep outdoor units free of debris. High utility bills can be due to inefficient HVAC systems, poor insulation, or leaks in ductwork. Scheduling HVAC maintenance with Iceberg Heating & Cooling can help identify these issues.How can I keep my HVAC system working smoothly between tune-ups?
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Carleton , MI
Carleton, MI at a glance
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Carleton, MI in June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 24, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed routine AC maintenance agreement visit on Goodman GMVC960905CXBA central furnace unit rated at 80,000 BTU/HR high and 60,000 BTU/HR low. Performed standard inspection and cleaning procedures per club maintenance agreement, documented equipment nameplate specifications and operational parameters, and verified unit is operating within manufacturer specifications with no issues found.
Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU gas furnace, 2-ton air conditioning unit, and whole-home humidifier. Installed all required ductwork with proper insulation, ran condensate drainage system with pump, and completed electrical connections including disconnect and thermostat wiring. All equipment tested and operational upon completion, with financing documentation processed and signed.
Completed routine preventive maintenance inspection on Goodman furnace model GMEC980G003BNAA as part of seasonal CLUB AC 8-12 agreement visit. Performed visual inspection of unit, verified equipment nameplate data and serial number documentation, and captured photographic records of equipment condition for maintenance history files.
Completed routine preventive maintenance inspection on residential air conditioning system as part of Club AC12-4 agreement. Performed comprehensive system evaluation including electrical testing with digital multimeter, recording voltage readings of 182V AC to verify proper power supply to the condenser unit. Inspected exterior equipment installation including beige horizontal-discharge condenser unit positioned on concrete pad alongside backup generator, confirming proper clearances and secure mounting. Verified electrical disconnect box functionality and examined conduit connections. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing clean installation with adequate drainage and no visible refrigerant leaks or component damage. System operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing HVAC system for replacement estimate. Assessed indoor air handler unit with associated ductwork, humidifier accessory, and electrical components in mechanical room, as well as outdoor condenser unit with protective screening. Documented current equipment configuration, installation conditions, and photographed all components to provide accurate replacement specifications and pricing proposal.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on HVAC system. Performed standard diagnostic checks using temperature probe and performed mechanical adjustments with hand tools. All components inspected and system operating within normal parameters upon completion.
Completed routine HVAC maintenance agreement visit for air conditioning system per club AC 12-4 protocol. Performed comprehensive inspection of mechanical equipment, documented system components and serial numbers, and verified all refrigerant lines and connections were properly secured and insulated. Unit photographed for service records showing equipment tag S33237B with manufacturing date of 8/22/2022, and all accessible components found to be in satisfactory operating condition.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found blower wheel assembly with moderate dust accumulation affecting airflow efficiency. Documented blower wheel condition and housing assembly for service records, identifying potential airflow restriction as contributing factor to intermittent cooling performance reported by customer since end of previous cooling season.
Performed system evaluation on recently installed furnace to verify proper sizing and operation. Inspected equipment specifications, confirmed control system functionality, and documented unit model information. All components found operating within normal parameters with appropriate capacity for the residence.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit on outdoor AC condensing unit. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter to verify system amperage and operational parameters. Unit found operating within normal specifications with all electrical readings acceptable.
Responded to service call for non-operational AO Smith Pro Line tanked water heater. Upon inspection, assessed unit condition and documented existing installation configuration, including pressure relief valve, supply connections, and braided stainless steel flex lines. Performed diagnostic evaluation to determine cause of failure and restore hot water service to the property.
Responded to service call for uneven heating and cooling in home with 50-year-old HVAC system and original ductwork installed in slab. Performed comprehensive inspection of ductwork system to assess condition and identify potential causes of temperature inconsistencies throughout the residence. Inspected evaporator coil unit in attic space, noting clean copper refrigerant tubes and operational components, with aluminum coil cleaning recommendation label visible on unit. Assessed flexible ductwork insulation and overall system condition. Completed four-hour diagnostic inspection to evaluate aging duct system and provide recommendations for addressing uneven temperature distribution issues.
Completed scheduled AC tune-up and maintenance on Goodman furnace system, model GME950080CXAB with 80,000 BTU input capacity. Performed comprehensive system inspection, documented equipment specifications and serial number, verified proper operation of all components, and captured photos of manufacturer data plate for service records.
Conducted on-site assessment for complete attic air handler and outdoor condenser replacement. Evaluated existing Honeywell thermostat operation and inspected attic installation including current ductwork configuration, insulation conditions, and electrical connections. Documented existing HVAC system layout with attention to flexible duct routing and mounting locations to prepare comprehensive replacement estimate for new equipment installation.
Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU gas furnace, 2.5 ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration, whole-house humidifier, and hot water heater reconnection. Installed all necessary PVC condensate drainage lines with proper pitch and connections, mounted outdoor condenser unit on gravel pad, and established electrical service with disconnect box and control panel using appropriate conduit routing. Secured all indoor components including furnace, humidifier assembly, and associated plumbing connections to wall with proper mounting brackets. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation, and ensured compliance with manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. System fully operational upon completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found heavily corroded evaporator coil with extensive oxidation and deterioration affecting heat transfer efficiency, causing unit to blow warm air. Contactor assembly showed signs of age but remained operational. Documented coil condition and advised replacement due to severity of corrosion compromising system performance.
Evaluated 26-year-old American Standard heat pump system with failed compressor. Unit has not provided heat mode functionality for approximately two years. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate options including both air conditioning only and complete heat pump system configurations to address failed compressor and restore full HVAC functionality.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed compressor was operating but system was not producing cool air. Diagnosed failed compressor with internal mechanical failure preventing proper refrigerant compression despite electrical operation. Replaced compressor unit and associated components. Evacuated system, pressure tested for leaks, and recharged with proper refrigerant type and quantity per manufacturer specifications. Verified all electrical connections, tested capacitor and contactor operation. System restored to proper cooling operation with normal temperature differential across evaporator coil. All safety controls tested and functioning properly.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit for dual AC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of both units including electrical diagnostics with amp draw measurements, visual inspection of capacitors and motors, and assessment of ductwork system. All components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit for Club AC12-4 service on air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of all accessible components including blower assembly and electrical connections. Blower wheel showed moderate accumulation of dust and debris on fan blades, which is typical for units in regular operation. Inspected capacitor, compressor connections, and associated wiring harnesses. All electrical connections were secure with proper color-coded wiring intact. Documented system condition through photographic records showing interior components and blower assembly. Unit operational at time of service with no immediate repairs required.
