Let’s face it—when something stops working at home, it’s usually at the worst possible time. Maybe the AC kicks out just when guests are on their way, or your water heater runs cold right in the middle of your shower. These moments aren’t just annoying—they throw your whole routine out of sync. That’s where Iceberg Heating & Cooling steps in. We bring Southeast Michigan homeowners the kind of service we’d want for our own homes: prompt, straightforward, and hassle-free. Whether it’s your furnace, breaker panel, or air quality system that needs attention, our Newport home services get things back to normal without the sales pitch or guesswork. See the Iceberg difference for yourself by calling (734) 219-5861 or contact us online.
Reliable Heating & Cooling Services in Newport
The weather in Newport isn’t known for being predictable. One week, you’re cranking the heat; the next, you’re flipping the thermostat to cool. Your HVAC system has to handle it all—and when it can’t, that’s when we step in. Iceberg’s certified HVAC technicians in Newport are ready to tackle any heating or cooling challenge with real solutions that make sense.
- Furnace Repair & Installation – No heat? No problem. We work on all furnace types and install high-efficiency models to keep you warm without sky-high energy bills.
- Boiler Services – Steam and hot water boilers require specialized care—we’ve got the experience to service or replace them safely.
- AC Repair & Installation in Newport – Whether your AC is leaking, frozen up, or just not cooling the way it used to, we’ll diagnose the issue and offer repair or replacement options that match your budget.
- Heat Pump Services – These energy-saving systems do double-duty year-round. We install and maintain heat pumps for consistent performance.
- Ductless Mini-Split Installation – Great for additions, garages, or rooms that never seem quite right. Mini-splits offer targeted comfort without the need for ductwork.
- Newport HVAC Tune-Ups & Maintenance – Seasonal tune-ups catch problems early, improve energy efficiency, and keep your home consistently comfortable.
Efficient Newport Water Heater Services
It’s hard to overstate how much we rely on hot water—until it’s gone. If your water heater is leaking, taking forever to heat up, or not heating at all, Iceberg’s water heater technicians can help. We offer complete repair, replacement, and maintenance services for both tank and tankless systems.
- Tankless Water Heater Maintenance – Prevent scale buildup and keep your on-demand hot water running efficiently with regular descaling and system checks.
- Annual Flushing Service – Tank water heaters need flushing to remove sediment and maintain performance—our team can handle it quickly and cleanly.
- Water Heater Repair – We troubleshoot temperature fluctuations, pilot light issues, strange noises, and more.
- Tank & Tankless Water Heater Installation – Whether you need a quick replacement or want to upgrade to a high-efficiency tankless model, we’ll help you choose the right system.
Safe & Modern Electrical Services in Newport
Your home’s electrical system powers everything—from the fridge and coffee maker to your laptop and home office. So when something shorts out or stops working, it’s not just an inconvenience—it’s a disruption. Our licensed electricians serve Newport homeowners with careful, code-compliant work that’s safe and built to last.
Electrical Panel Upgrades
If your current panel is outdated or frequently tripping, we’ll install a modern system that meets your home’s growing power needs.
Outlet & Switch Installation
Whether it’s an outlet that won’t hold a plug or a switch that sparks, we’ll make it safe and functional again—or install new ones where you need them.
Home Rewiring
Replacing old or damaged wiring protects your home from potential fire hazards and improves energy reliability.
Whole-Home Surge Protection
Prevent unexpected voltage spikes from damaging your electronics and appliances with panel-mounted protection.
Lighting Installation
From statement lighting to motion-activated security fixtures, we’ll install the right lights in the right places.
Ceiling Fan Installation
Improve airflow and reduce energy costs with properly installed ceiling fans.
Smart Home Setup
Ready to control your thermostat, lights, or security from your phone? We’ll get your smart tech installed and synced up.
EV Charger Installation
Make charging your electric vehicle at home easier and safer with a professionally installed Level 2 charger.
Breathe Cleaner with Newport Indoor Air Quality Services
You might not always see it, but the air in your home could be affecting your health and comfort more than you realize. Dry air, lingering odors, and allergy flare-ups are often signs of poor indoor air quality. Our IAQ services help clear the air so you can breathe easy again.
- Humidity Control Systems – Whether the air in your home feels too dry in the winter or overly sticky in the summer, our whole-home humidifiers and dehumidifiers help keep moisture levels just right for better comfort and easier breathing.
- Advanced Air Filtration – Dust, pet hair, pollen, and other airborne particles don’t stand a chance with our high-efficiency filtration systems. These systems help you breathe cleaner air and can even reduce allergy symptoms.
- UV Air Purification – Our UV purifiers use powerful yet safe ultraviolet light to neutralize harmful bacteria, viruses, and mold that may be circulating in your HVAC system, creating a healthier environment in every room.
- Duct Cleaning & Sealing – Over time, dust and debris collect inside your ductwork, while tiny leaks can waste energy and spread allergens. Our duct cleaning and sealing services restore airflow, reduce irritants, and help your HVAC system perform more efficiently.
Why Southeast Michigan Homeowners Choose Iceberg Heating & Cooling
Choosing a home service company shouldn’t feel like rolling the dice. At Iceberg, we take pride in being the team you can trust to show up, speak honestly, and treat your space with the same care we’d want in our own homes. No gimmicks, no rushed jobs—just reliable, respectful service from people who genuinely care about doing things right.
- Local, licensed technicians who care
- Flat-rate, honest pricing with no surprises
- Same-day appointments available
- Friendly, respectful service every time
- Trusted in Monroe County and across Southeast Michigan
Book Your Newport Home Service with Iceberg Today
If your AC is making weird noises, your furnace won’t kick on, or your lights are flickering again, don’t wait until it gets worse. Reach out to Iceberg Heating & Cooling and get the reliable, local help you need. From HVAC to water heaters and everything in between, we’re the team Newport homeowners trust to do the job right the first time. Schedule your service today by calling (734) 219-5861 and experience home comfort without the hassle.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Newport , MI
Newport, MI at a glance
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Newport, MI between June 2026 and July 2026.
The most recent job was on July 2, 2026.
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 229 jobs in Newport, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit operational but covered in debris and dirt accumulation affecting airflow efficiency. Cleaned condenser coil fins and removed vegetation growth around unit perimeter. Inspected refrigerant lines and electrical connections for proper operation. System tested and confirmed adequate cooling performance restored after cleaning and maintenance procedures completed.
Responded to no cooling call on air conditioning unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to check electrical components. Inspected capacitor and associated wiring connections, noting accumulated dust and debris within the unit. Tested voltage and capacitance levels to determine system functionality and identified the root cause of the cooling failure.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system for replacement estimate. Evaluated gray metal air handler unit and associated ductwork in basement mechanical room. Inspected electrical panel to verify circuit capacity and breaker configuration for furnace and air conditioning power requirements. Documented current equipment specifications, installation conditions, and electrical infrastructure. Photographed existing air handler, PVC condensate drainage, electrical panel with labeled circuits including dedicated furnace and A/C breakers, and basement mechanical room layout to prepare itemized quotes for individual furnace replacement, air conditioning system replacement, and bundled furnace and AC replacement package.
Completed installation of 3-ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in residential utility room. Unit positioned on right side with proper clearances, all refrigerant lines connected, condensate drainage routed through PVC piping system, and electrical connections made to existing breaker panel. System tested and operational upon completion.
Responded to no-cool condition on 9-year-old Daikin central air conditioning system with compressor not engaging. Upon inspection of outdoor unit, performed electrical diagnostics using multimeter to test capacitor and compressor components. Unit interior showed previous service notation indicating refrigerant leak history. Tested electrical connections, capacitor functionality, and compressor windings to diagnose failure point preventing compressor operation.
Responded to no cooling call on 20+ year old Nordyne furnace model M1MB 070A BW. Upon inspection, documented existing equipment condition and age, noting unit had reached end of serviceable life. Photographed equipment nameplate and installation data for customer records and replacement recommendations.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 19-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was running but producing only warm air with no refrigerant circulation. Performed diagnostic evaluation of the aged Ruud HVAC system and determined that due to the system's age and condition, immediate repair was not cost-effective. Provided customer with options for system replacement versus repair, explaining that parts availability and efficiency concerns on equipment of this vintage typically warrant full system replacement. Customer opted to proceed with call-out service only at this time to assess their options before committing to further work.
# AC NOT BLOWING 13+2-689 Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit with fan motor inoperative. Performed electrical diagnostics using multimeter to test capacitor and verify power supply to fan motor. Measured capacitance reading of 0.000 MFD on run capacitor, indicating complete capacitor failure. Replaced failed dual run capacitor with proper MFD-rated component. Verified fan motor operation and proper electrical values after replacement. Restored system to normal cooling operation and confirmed adequate airflow through condenser unit.
Performed on-site evaluation of existing HVAC system with R-22 refrigerant. Determined existing air conditioning unit was low on refrigerant and not economically viable for repair due to age and refrigerant phase-out. Documented current furnace installation and exterior electrical service configuration. Provided estimate for complete air conditioning system replacement with modern, environmentally-compliant equipment. Photographed existing equipment and utility connections for replacement planning purposes.
# No Cool Service Call - 10+ Year Old System Responded to service call for air conditioning system blowing warm air. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC unit. Inspected electrical components, control board, and wiring harnesses within the equipment panel. Documented existing conditions of internal components including manufacturer labeling, wire routing, and control systems. System exhibited signs of age-related wear consistent with equipment over 10 years old. Captured photographic documentation of internal electrical panel showing control board assembly, color-coded wiring, and component identification labels for service records and future reference.
# HVAC Service Call - No Cooling Issue Responded to service call for minimal cooling despite outdoor unit operation in manufactured home with aging air conditioning system. Customer reported very little cool air indoors while outside unit appeared to run normally, with suspected issue in indoor components. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostic starting with outdoor unit inspection. Examined electrical disconnect box mounted on exterior, noting weathered condition consistent with system age. Inspected internal wiring connections at disconnect, finding disorganized wire routing with multiple conductors in red, black, and green insulation. Assessed contactor assembly showing significant age-related wear, dust accumulation, and surface corrosion on brass terminal screws. Evaluated contactor switching mechanism and internal contact points for proper operation. Examined all wire terminations including those with yellow crimp connectors at lower terminals. Verified electr
Conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing HVAC system including Ruud furnace, Aprilaire humidifier, and water heater in residential basement installation. Documented current equipment conditions through photographic assessment and provided detailed replacement estimates for single component options and complete system upgrade packages. Evaluated all mechanical equipment specifications and discussed available options with homeowner for future equipment replacement planning.
Completed estimate for complete HVAC system replacement of a 20-year-old R-22 air conditioning and furnace system found to be undercharged on refrigerant. Assessed existing equipment condition, ductwork configuration, and thermostat setup. Coordinated extended scheduling timeline to accommodate customer availability and discussed installation timeline expectations.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 9-year-old VCD36B23SA central air conditioning system with R-410A refrigerant. Customer reported thermostat set at 73°F but house temperature reading 76°F, with unit running continuously since early morning and vents blowing cool air. Performed diagnostic testing using digital gauges to assess system pressures and temperatures, verified thermostat operation after customer replaced batteries, and inspected outdoor condensing unit components per manufacturer specifications. System evaluated for proper refrigerant charge, airflow, and component operation to restore adequate cooling capacity.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit on air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of electrical components and control wiring, verifying all connections were secure and properly terminated at the control board. Measured and recorded system amperage at 7.29 amps, confirming equipment is operating within normal parameters for the unit specifications.
# HVAC Service Completion Report Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and associated electrical components. Inspection revealed failed contactor assembly preventing compressor and condenser fan operation. Contactor showed significant aging, corrosion on terminal connections, and carbon buildup on contact points consistent with extended service life. Electrical connections at contactor displayed discoloration and oxidation. Disconnect box examination showed aged wiring with weathered insulation throughout electrical pathway. Replaced defective contactor with new OEM-equivalent component rated for system specifications. Cleaned and tightened all electrical terminations at contactor mounting location and disconnect box. Verified proper voltage supply at disconnect. Energized system and confirmed compressor and condenser fan motor startup. Monitored unit through complete cooli
Responded to no-cooling emergency call on 20-year-old AC system that tripped breaker and produced smoke from outdoor unit the previous evening. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit with significant debris accumulation, deteriorated wiring connections, and evidence of electrical failure in compartment. Inspected electrical components and wiring harness, which showed severe weathering, contamination, and heat damage consistent with reported smoking incident. Documented compromised condition of unit including rust, organic debris buildup around electrical connections, and overall lack of maintenance contributing to system failure. Due to age of equipment and extent of damage to electrical components, recommended system replacement rather than repair given safety concerns and cost-effectiveness for 20-year-old unit operating beyond typical lifespan.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, inspected control board and wiring connections as customer suspected control board failure. Documented system information including A2L refrigerant safety classification label and control board terminal connections. Verified multiple wire terminations at control board including power, thermostat, and component connections. All wiring appeared properly secured to terminal block with appropriate color coding for circuit identification.
Completed full HVAC system installation in mechanical space, including 110,000 BTU furnace, whole-home humidifier, and 4-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed new air handler unit between structural framing with proper mounting and leveling, routed PVC condensate drainage lines along equipment, and connected flexible metal conduit for electrical service to wall-mounted disconnect switch. Reconnected all electrical components per code requirements, secured wiring with appropriate clips and supports, and installed flexible ductwork connections to existing duct system.
Provided estimate for complete HVAC system replacement to address existing air conditioning unit experiencing freeze-up issues after two hours of operation. Current equipment is over 20 years old and located in basement alongside natural gas furnace, requiring evaluation for full system upgrade to restore proper cooling performance and improve overall efficiency.
