When you need HVAC services in Ann Arbor, choose Iceberg Heating & Cooling. Our commitment to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction sets us apart. We don’t just fix the symptoms of the problem. We identify the root cause of any issues and provide long-lasting solutions.
We also understand that HVAC issues can be stressful and inconvenient. We offer flexible scheduling, prompt and professional service, and transparent pricing. We aim to make your experience with us as smooth and stress-free as possible, so you can return to enjoying your comfortable home.
Choose Iceberg for your HVAC needs in Ann Arbor, and experience the difference quality, reliable, and customer-focused service can make. Call us at (734) 219-5861 today to schedule an appointment.
Reliable AC Services
At Iceberg Heating & Cooling, we offer reliable air conditioning services, including installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance. Our team of experts has the knowledge and experience to handle any AC issue, from minor repairs to total system replacements. We also offer services for heat pumps, an energy-efficient alternative to traditional AC systems.
Quality Heating Services
Don’t let the cold Michigan winters get to you! Stay warm with heating services from Iceberg Heating & Cooling.
Our team of professionals is also well-versed in heating systems, including boilers and furnaces. We offer installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance services to keep your heating system running efficiently and effectively throughout the winter.
Keep your Ann Arbor home warm this winter by calling us at (734) 219-5861 today to schedule a heating services appointment.
Signs You Need Professional HVAC Services
It’s essential to recognize the signs of HVAC problems to prevent more significant issues down the line. Here are some signs that you need professional HVAC services:
- Irregular or weak airflow: Poor airflow could indicate a problem with the air conditioning unit or ductwork. If the airflow is weak or uneven, it may mean a clogged filter, ductwork issue, or a damaged AC unit.
- Unusual noises: Any unusual sounds, such as grinding, screeching, or banging, clearly indicate something wrong with your HVAC system. These sounds could indicate issues with the motor or blower belt.
- Foul smells: If you smell a musty or burning odor, it could indicate mold, mildew, or an electrical problem. A professional HVAC technician can determine the cause of the smell.
- High humidity levels: High humidity levels inside your home could indicate an issue with your air conditioner or dehumidifier.
- Increased energy bills: If your energy bills have suddenly increased without any changes in your usage, it could indicate a problem with your HVAC system.
Notice any of these noises in your home? Call our team at (734) 219-5861 to schedule your repair service appointment today!
Expert Indoor Air Quality Services
Indoor air quality has become increasingly important, particularly as we spend more time indoors. That’s why Iceberg offers expert indoor air quality and ductwork services, including air purifiers, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers. These systems help to remove pollutants and allergens from the air, regulate humidity levels, and keep your indoor environment comfortable and healthy.
Air purifiers are beneficial in reducing airborne irritants like dust, pet dander, and mold spores. They can also reduce the risk of respiratory illnesses by removing harmful particles from the air. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers are also crucial for maintaining proper humidity levels. Excessive humidity can lead to mold growth and worsen allergies and asthma symptoms, while low humidity levels can cause dry skin, throat, and eyes.
Schedule your repair service appointment in Ann Arbor by contacting us online or calling (734) 219-5861 today!
Dependable Water Heater Services
Water heaters are an essential part of any home, and a poorly functioning one can cause significant disruption to your daily routine. At Iceberg Heating & Cooling, we offer dependable water heater services. Our skilled technicians can help you choose the right type of water heater for your home and provide professional installation and repair services.
We also offer tankless water heater services. Tankless water heaters have become increasingly popular due to their energy efficiency and cost savings. They heat water on demand, so you only pay for what you use.
For reliable water heater services in Ann Arbor, call the Iceberg Heating & Cooling team at (734) 219-5861 to schedule your water heater service today!
Choose Iceberg Heating & Cooling in Ann Arbor
Since 1998, Iceberg Heating & Cooling has been helping Ann Arbor homeowners care for their homes. We pride ourselves on our commitment to customer satisfaction. Our licensed, insured, and background-checked technicians provide top-notch services.
We service all brands and offer free estimates on replacement quotes. We also provide 24/7 emergency service, financing options, and military, veteran, and senior discounts.
Choose Iceberg Heating & Cooling for your home services by calling us at (734) 219-5861 to schedule your Ann Arbor appointment today!
FAQs
What are the benefits of regular HVAC maintenance?
Regular HVAC maintenance can help prevent breakdowns, extend the life span of your system, and improve energy efficiency, leading to lower energy bills.
How often should I replace my air filter?
Air filters should be replaced every one to three months, depending on your system, environment, and usage. This helps ensure proper airflow and indoor air quality.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Ann Arbor , MI
Ann Arbor, MI at a glance
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Ann Arbor, MI between July 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 11, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed city inspection on HVAC system and air handler unit located in mechanical room. Performed visual inspection of all equipment, including furnace, condensate drainage system, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. Verified proper operation of blower motor and internal components with access panel opened for thorough examination. Inspected PVC condensate lines, trap assembly, and drainage routing for proper installation and flow. Checked refrigerant line insulation and electrical conduit connections along wall-mounted piping. Documented equipment condition and installation with photographs for inspection records. All components found operational and meeting code requirements for city inspection approval.
Completed scheduled preventive maintenance agreement visit for residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit, including assessment of cabinet condition, coil cleanliness, and overall system operation. Evaluated flame sensor component which was removed for inspection and testing, checking ceramic insulator integrity and probe condition to ensure proper system safety controls and ignition functionality.
Completed comprehensive whole home electrical inspection for rental property. Evaluated exterior lighting fixture mounted on front wall, confirming proper installation and functionality of decorative lantern-style fixture with intact glazing and secure wall mounting. Inspected main electrical service equipment including meter base, digital electric meter, and exterior junction boxes with associated conduit runs, verifying proper grounding, secure connections, and code-compliant installation of all exterior electrical components.
Conducted estimate for air conditioning system replacement. Evaluated existing R-22 system and determined unit was low on refrigerant with additional mechanical issues requiring extensive repairs. Assessed that repair costs would exceed value of aging equipment, making replacement the more economical solution. Documented current furnace and air handler configuration in basement mechanical room. Provided recommendations for new AC system installation to replace obsolete R-22 unit.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 3-ton air conditioning unit, and humidifier in utility room. Installed new air handler unit with proper ductwork connections, including insulated metal plenum and rectangular/round duct sections. Ran electrical conduit and wiring with junction box and disconnect switch for power supply. Installed white PVC condensate drain lines connected to condensate pump system at base of unit. Completed all mechanical and electrical connections per code requirements. Verified proper clearances around equipment for service access and safe operation. System tested and operational upon completion.
Completed pre-season heating maintenance and tune-up on Nortek Global HVAC furnace system. Performed comprehensive inspection of heat exchanger assembly, burner components, and internal ductwork. Verified proper operation of all electrical connections, control board, safety switches, and pressure switches. System found to be in good working condition and ready for heating season operation.
Conducted complimentary estimate for replacement of 20+ year old HVAC system in residential property. Inspected existing furnace unit located in utility closet with humidifier and ductwork configuration, documented equipment condition and layout with photographs, and assessed Nest thermostat for compatibility with replacement system recommendations.
Completed prepaid air conditioning maintenance tune-up on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler, checking refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and control panel operations. Documented Honeywell Home humidifier with illuminated "Change Pad" service indicator requiring future attention per manufacturer specifications.
Performed comprehensive HVAC system evaluation on residential split system consisting of Trane outdoor condensing unit and indoor gas furnace. Diagnosed failed heat exchanger in furnace unit, confirmed by visual inspection showing deterioration and safety concerns requiring immediate replacement recommendation. Conducted refrigerant analysis on R22 air conditioning system, identifying undercharged condition with all capacitor readings measuring out of acceptable range, indicating electrical component degradation. Documented equipment conditions through photography for estimate preparation. Provided single component replacement estimate options to address critical heat exchanger failure and discussed full system replacement considerations given age of equipment, obsolete R22 refrigerant, and multiple component deficiencies affecting system reliability and efficiency.
Completed preventive tune-up maintenance on water heater system per BOGO promotion and work order WH8-12118. Performed comprehensive inspection of unit, plumbing connections, gas lines, and safety components including pressure relief valve with yellow service tag. Documented existing pipe corrosion on supply lines with greenish-blue couplings and photographed system configuration including copper piping, ball valve assembly, and insulated connections for service records.
Responded to service call for reported bird strike on outdoor AC unit. Upon inspection, found 4-year-old Lennox system operating normally with no immediate cooling issues detected. Verified condenser operation, checked refrigerant levels, and inspected for visible damage to exterior components and fan assembly. System performance within normal parameters at time of visit.
Completed preventative maintenance agreement visit on outdoor HVAC unit. Upon arrival, found exterior casing severely deteriorated with significant damage to lower front section, exposing internal condenser coils, copper refrigerant lines, and electrical components. Unit showed extensive weathering, debris accumulation, and vegetation growth around base and within equipment compartment. Documented current condition with photographs showing compromised protective housing, accumulated organic debris around compressor assembly, and exposed internal components. Unit remains operational but exterior damage poses risk to internal components from environmental exposure and debris infiltration. Recommend replacement of damaged exterior casing and clearance of vegetation and debris to prevent future damage to condenser coils and electrical connections.
Relocated outdoor condensing unit 8-12 feet from original position. Performed nitrogen pressure test on refrigerant lines at 1554 psig to verify system integrity and check for leaks following the relocation. System held pressure successfully with no detected leaks, confirming proper line connections and brazed joints after equipment move.
Completed scheduled air conditioning tune-up and preventive maintenance on residential outdoor condensing unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical connections, capacitor testing, and refrigerant circuit evaluation. Accessed internal components to verify proper operation of contactor, capacitor, and control board connections. Exterior unit showed significant dirt accumulation and weathering; cleaned condenser coils and housing to restore optimal airflow and heat transfer efficiency. All electrical connections verified secure with proper color-coded wiring intact. System tested and confirmed operational within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance protocol.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit for residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of both indoor furnace unit and outdoor condenser, documenting equipment specifications and current operating conditions. Outdoor condenser unit showed signs of environmental exposure with vegetation encroachment requiring clearance for proper airflow, and exterior surfaces displayed weathering consistent with normal outdoor operation. Documented manufacturer specifications from furnace nameplate including model KG7SC 0540-24B for service records. System components including electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condenser coils were visually inspected as part of routine maintenance protocol.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on dual air handler system in residential mechanical space. Inspected condensate drainage configuration and discussed options with homeowner for rerouting the condensation line to improve drainage efficiency and prevent potential water damage. All HVAC components, ductwork connections, and electrical connections verified to be functioning properly with no immediate service concerns identified.
Responded to no cool call and diagnosed system with water discharge issue from evaporator coil. Performed diagnostic evaluation with repair service, which included leveling the outdoor condensing unit to ensure proper drainage and system operation. Verified unit was properly positioned using precision leveling tools and confirmed equipment was secured and functioning correctly upon completion.
Completed annual air conditioning maintenance tune-up on outdoor condenser unit as part of prepaid maintenance agreement. Performed comprehensive system inspection including electrical component examination, capacitor testing, refrigerant line inspection, and cleaning of condenser coils and housing. All electrical connections, contactors, and wiring were inspected and found to be in proper working condition with no issues identified or repairs required at time of service.
Successfully installed a whole-home humidifier system integrated with the existing HVAC unit in the mechanical room. Completed all necessary ductwork connections, electrical wiring, and mounted the humidifier unit to ensure proper operation and optimal humidity distribution throughout the home.
Conducted on-site assessment for air conditioning system replacement. Evaluated existing White-Rodgers thermostat and outdoor electrical components including junction box, control switch, and electrical panel mounted on exterior wall. Documented current equipment condition and provided comprehensive replacement quote for new AC system.
