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 May 2026.
The most recent job was on May 21, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed preventive maintenance inspection on air conditioning condenser unit as part of club membership agreement. Inspected condenser fan motor assembly and blades, noting normal dust accumulation consistent with seasonal operation; all components functioning within normal parameters. Documented equipment condition with photos for service records.
# HVAC Maintenance - Agreement Visit AC&SI Completed scheduled preventive maintenance visit on residential air conditioning system as part of recurring service agreement. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit and associated components. Noted significant accumulation of organic debris, leaves, and sediment buildup within the condensate drain pan surrounding the compressor assembly. The pan showed evidence of extended exposure with heavy soiling affecting drainage capacity. Inspected compressor unit, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections for proper operation and secure mounting. Verified all copper refrigerant tubing and electrical wiring connections remained intact despite weathered conditions. Observed deteriorated foam insulation material around the condenser unit base and concrete pad, with fragments scattered on surrounding ground surface. Unit positioned on brick-elevated concrete pad against building exterior with vinyl siding. Con
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including electrical connections, wiring integrity, and component functionality. Documented equipment condition with photographic evidence showing proper wire management and connection security. Inspected and measured condensate drain line components to ensure proper drainage operation. All system components found operating within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon inspection, accessed blower assembly and evaporator coil compartment to diagnose airflow and cooling issues. Examined blower wheel for debris accumulation, proper alignment, and operational condition. Inspected evaporator coil configuration and condensate drainage system including PVC piping and connections to ensure proper function and drainage flow. Verified all mechanical components were secure and operational, completing diagnostic assessment of the cooling system.
Completed Club AC4-6 preventive maintenance agreement visit for residential split system air conditioning unit. Upon inspection, discovered significant frost accumulation on indoor evaporator coil and control panel, indicating restricted airflow or potential refrigerant issue. Outdoor condensing unit exhibited severe deterioration with damaged exterior casing, exposed insulation material, and heavy debris accumulation on condenser coils affecting heat transfer efficiency. Documented equipment condition with photographs for customer records and recommended immediate repairs to address compromised components and restore system performance to manufacturer specifications.
Responded to customer complaint of thumping noise coming from HVAC unit. Performed diagnostic inspection of blower assembly and electrical control components. Accessed blower wheel and squirrel cage fan to identify source of mechanical noise. Inspected blower wheel for debris, imbalance, and proper mounting on motor shaft. Examined SureLight control board and associated electrical connections for any loose components or wiring issues that could contribute to abnormal operation. Documented condition of blower assembly showing dust accumulation and normal wear patterns on interior components.
Performed routine club membership maintenance visit on air conditioning system. System evaluation revealed low refrigerant charge requiring service. Connected refrigerant manifold gauges to measure system pressures and temperatures, confirmed undercharge condition, and added refrigerant to manufacturer specifications to restore proper cooling capacity and system efficiency.
Responded to club maintenance call for non-operational compressor on residential AC unit. Accessed electrical control panel and inspected wiring connections, terminal blocks, and contactor assembly. Photographed internal electrical components showing multiple wire connections including power, control, and ground circuits for documentation and further diagnostic evaluation.
Conducted on-site evaluation for mobile home air conditioning system replacement. Inspected existing outdoor condensing unit, electrical disconnect box, and associated conduit connections. Unit currently positioned on concrete mounting pad with proper clearances from structure. Electrical disconnect properly mounted to exterior siding with metal conduit routing to equipment. Documented current system configuration including equipment placement, electrical connections, and site conditions through photographic documentation. Assessed installation requirements and provided comprehensive replacement estimate for single component HVAC system.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler components. Inspected electrical connections, capacitor, and contactor in outdoor unit electrical compartment. Examined blower wheel assembly and verified proper operation of air handling components. System restored to normal cooling operation after addressing electrical connection issues and verifying all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Responded to no heat call on Goodman furnace system. Upon arrival, found unit in off position and verified thermostat communication issue was preventing proper system operation. Restored heating function and confirmed normal operation before departure.
Completed installation of A.O. Smith ProLine residential water heater in confined closet space. Unit properly positioned and secured with all plumbing connections made using copper piping and shut-off valves. Black flexible venting installed and connected to exhaust system at top of unit. All safety labels and specifications verified visible and intact. Base connections completed with yellow-handled isolation valves for future service access.
Responded to no heat call and diagnosed thermostat communication issue. Found blower assembly heavily contaminated with dust and debris accumulation affecting system performance. Verified proper voltage supply at 270V to system components using multimeter. Addressed thermostat malfunction, restored heating operation, and recommended blower cleaning to prevent future airflow restrictions and ensure optimal system efficiency.
Responded to callback for non-operational HVAC system in units 4-6. Upon inspection, identified improperly seated air filter media causing airflow restriction and system shutdown. Repositioned and secured filter panels to ensure proper alignment and seal, restoring normal system operation and airflow.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on HVAC system located in basement utility area. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit, verified electrical connections and wiring integrity, examined ductwork and air distribution components, and documented equipment condition with photographic records. All system components found operational with routine wear patterns consistent with normal use.
Conducted comprehensive on-site evaluation for HVAC system replacement estimate. Assessed existing outdoor air conditioning condenser unit, refrigerant line configuration, electrical disconnect components, and indoor furnace system. Photographed current equipment installation, including exterior condenser placement on concrete pad, refrigerant line routing along exterior wall, electrical panel configuration, and circuit directory for accurate replacement specifications. Prepared multiple quote options including complete HVAC system replacement, standalone furnace replacement, and water heater replacement to provide comprehensive equipment upgrade solutions.
# HVAC Maintenance Visit - AC and Furnace System Responded to service call for non-operational club AC and furnace system. Upon inspection, identified issues with the heating system's ignition control module and blower assembly. Examined the White-Rodgers Intell-Ignition control board and associated wiring connections within the furnace control panel. All wire connections were verified and secured, including multiple colored conductors (red, yellow, white, beige, and black) connected to the circuit board terminals. Inspected the blower wheel assembly and noted significant corrosion on the central motor shaft, which required attention to prevent future operational failures. The blower wheel fins and housing were examined for proper clearance and debris accumulation. Performed necessary adjustments and repairs to restore full system functionality. Both cooling and heating systems were tested and confirmed operational upon completion of service. System returned to normal operation as pa
Responded to no heat call on 10+ year old HVAC system located in crawl space. Upon inspection, determined blower assembly was not operating correctly due to accumulated debris and wear. Removed blower wheel from unit housing, documented condition showing significant dust and dirt buildup on blades and internal components. Presented repair options to restore proper system operation.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit for air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring voltage at 247V and capacitance at 10.07 MFD within the unit's control panel. Inspected and tested all electrical connections, including multiple control wiring circuits, to ensure proper system operation and safety compliance per manufacturer specifications.
Completed scheduled CLUB AC 12-4 maintenance visit for indoor cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit and associated components, verified proper operation of heating and cooling equipment, and documented system condition with photographic records showing accessible mechanical components, electrical connections, and safety labeling intact.