As a family-owned and -operated business, Iceberg Heating & Cooling offers various ways to ensure your home’s optimal comfort year-round with heating and cooling services to combat hot Canton summers and harsh winters.
Learn more about our customer-centric services by contacting us online or (734) 219-5861!

Reliable AC Services
Your air conditioning is what stands between you and those scorching summer days. At Iceberg Heating & Cooling, we understand the importance of unparalleled customer service delivered by our dedicated technicians to meet your comfort needs.
Installation & Replacement
Whether installing a new air conditioning unit or your current system has seen better days and it’s time for a replacement, our experts can service all HVAC types, including ductless mini-splits and heat pumps.
24/7 Emergency Repair
Air conditioning emergencies should never be taken lightly. Call us any time for same-day service if you’re experiencing a system shutdown or other issues.
Maintenance
Regular year-round AC maintenance and tune-ups offer various advantages, including:
- Ensure your AC system’s longevity and efficiency
- Savings through consistent tune-ups to keep surprises at bay
- System warranty protection
To maximize your benefits, we offer a comprehensive Comfort Club Maintenance plan, which includes regular system checks, biannual checkups, and service for your home’s air conditioner.
Expert Heating Services
We work hard to ensure your home’s optimal comfort year-round. That’s why we offer heating services to provide an effective heating system.
- Installation & replacement: Our specialized furnace technicians are ready to answer all your installation and replacement inquiries, ensuring you feel fully prepared before proceeding with any procedures.
- 24/7 Repairs: Our team is here for your heating issues day and night, offering 24/7 emergency heating repair services. Our skilled technicians cover traditional furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps, ensuring warmth and comfort.
- Maintenance: A reliable heating system provides peace of mind during chilly Canton winters. With regular maintenance and tune-ups and unparalleled customer service, our dedicated professionals are here to keep you warm when it counts.
For expert heating maintenance services, count on Iceberg Heating & Cooling. Call us at (734) 219-5861 to schedule your appointment today.
Signs You Need HVAC Services
If you notice any of the following signs at your Canton home, immediately contact the Iceberg Heating & Cooling pros!
- Uneven cooling or heating: Uneven temperatures could indicate system functionality and efficiency issues.
- Frequent cycling: Your HVAC system constantly turning on and off indicates issues with structure and sizing, thermostats, or further mechanical problems.
- Unusual noises: Uncommon or loud sounds like grinding, banging, or rattling from your HVAC system suggest mechanical issues or loose components.
- Increased energy bills: A surge in your energy bills could indicate an inefficient HVAC system for reasons like age or improper mechanics.
Call (734) 219-5861 to schedule a heating and cooling service in Canton today.
Indoor Air Quality Services in Canton
We offer services to improve your home’s air quality and prevent unwanted household damage or health problems, including:
- Humidifiers to prevent overly dry indoor air
- Dehumidifiers to combat damp environments
- Air purifiers to defend against contaminants
Call (734) 219-5861 to learn more about our air quality services or schedule an appointment!
Quality Water Heater Services
Is your water heater just not getting the job done? Our pros offer installation and repair services, including tankless water heater installation and repair.
It’s time to replace your home’s water heater if you notice:
- Discolored or rusty water: Rusty or discolored water signals potential water heater or pipe issues. Our technicians diagnose rust sources, addressing corrosion, chemical contamination, and discoloration concerns.
- Odd noises or rumbling: These are usually signs of faulty structure and indicate time for a replacement system.
- Leaking: Leaks are indicative of serious issues within your tank. Contact a professional immediately if you notice any water pooling or excess drippage.
Schedule water heater services today by contacting the Iceberg Heating & Cooling team at (734) 219-5861.
Choose Iceberg Heating & Cooling in Canton
Since 1998, Iceberg Heating & Cooling has been the leading team of HVAC specialists in Canton, MI.
We provide exceptional customer service, top-tier professional work, and numerous benefits in ensuring your home’s comfort, including:
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- Financing & payment plans
- Background-checked & drug-tested employees
- Military, veteran & senior discounts
- An A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau
Are you ready to elevate your home’s HVAC systems? Contact us now at (734) 219-5861 to get your free quote!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Canton , MI
Canton, MI at a glance
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Canton, MI between June 2026 and August 2026.
The most recent job was on August 31, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed scheduled maintenance agreement visit for AC system. Upon inspection, found air filter severely clogged with excessive dust, lint, and debris buildup, restricting airflow to the unit. Replaced dirty filter with new filter to restore proper system operation and efficiency.
Responded to emergency no-cooling call on four-year-old air conditioning system. Upon inspection, identified failed condensate pump preventing system operation due to safety float switch activation. Removed and cleaned pump assembly, which showed signs of sediment buildup and motor wear. Reinstalled pump in proper location within mechanical space above insulated ceiling area. Verified proper drainage operation, tested safety float mechanism, and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation. Unit now operating within manufacturer specifications.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit on residential air conditioning and system inspection. Performed comprehensive inspection of HVAC unit including blower motor assembly, refrigerant line connections, and electrical control components. Verified proper connection integrity at copper refrigerant line entry point into motor housing assembly, confirmed secure grommet seal and mounting hardware. Inspected electrical control module with heat sink assembly, verified all wire connections including grounding, control wiring, and power connections. All components found operating within normal parameters, no deficiencies noted requiring immediate attention.
Responded to intermittent AC cutout complaint on one-month-old system under warranty. Upon inspection, found unit wired to standard outlet rather than dedicated circuit as required by manufacturer specifications. Identified GFCI outlet as potential source of nuisance tripping causing intermittent operation. Documented electrical installation with photos showing flex conduit connection and current wiring configuration. Advised that proper electrical circuit installation per manufacturer requirements is necessary to resolve intermittent shutdown issue and maintain warranty compliance.
Conducted on-site evaluation for AC unit replacement. Assessed existing thermostat installation and wiring configuration, documenting current system setup including wire terminals and mounting condition. Evaluated smart thermostat currently in safety mode at 40°F with indoor temperature reading of 79°F, indicating potential system malfunction or improper operation requiring replacement estimate.
Successfully installed a new 3-ton Daikin air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in the basement utility area. The installation included proper refrigerant line connections, electrical hookup, condensate drainage via PVC piping, and reconnection of all ductwork to the existing air handler. All mechanical and electrical components were installed to manufacturer specifications and tested for proper operation.
Conducted on-site evaluation of 20+ year old R22 air conditioning system for replacement estimate. Assessed existing equipment condition, ductwork configuration in basement area, and determined system specifications needed for proper replacement sizing. Documented current installation with photographs and provided comprehensive replacement options for outdated R22 system.
Completed electrical estimate for new whole home generator installation at residential property. Assessed exterior installation location near existing AC condenser unit, documented utility line markings and drainage infrastructure, and evaluated electrical service requirements for permanent standby generator system integration with home's electrical panel.
Completed routine AC tune-up on 7-year-old outdoor condensing unit. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter to verify system voltage and amperage readings across contactor and capacitor terminals. All electrical components tested within normal operating parameters. Cleaned both interior and exterior surfaces of unit as requested, including condenser coil fins and electrical compartment. System operating efficiently with no issues found during inspection.
Responded to no-cool call on 9-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found accidental damage to electrical wiring connecting outdoor condenser unit to main power supply. Inspected cut wiring at exterior unit location and verified extent of damage to conductor insulation and copper strands. De-energized system at disconnect and assessed wire gauge and connection points. Repaired damaged section of electrical wiring using approved splicing methods and weatherproof connectors rated for outdoor HVAC applications. Verified proper wire sizing and secure terminations at both unit disconnect and condenser connection point. Restored power to system and tested unit operation. Confirmed compressor startup, verified proper amperage draw, and ensured condenser fan motor engaged correctly. System returned to normal cooling operation with no fault codes present.
Responded to no-cooling call on 1-year-old residential AC system that ceased operation following recent storm. Upon arrival, confirmed complete system failure with no power to outdoor unit. Inspected electrical components and discovered tripped breaker at main panel. Reset breaker and verified proper voltage supply to condensing unit. Tested system startup sequence and confirmed compressor, condenser fan motor, and blower motor all operating within normal parameters. Checked refrigerant pressures and temperatures showing proper charge levels. Documented equipment nameplate information and model number EL2970H10XE60C-01 for service records. System restored to full cooling operation with no additional repairs required.
Provided estimate for replacement of existing residential HVAC system with new signature series equipment and optional air purification system rated 8-10. Evaluated current furnace and ductwork configuration in basement mechanical room, documented existing installation including airflow patterns and utility connections. Assessed exterior access points and clearances for potential equipment placement and reviewed indoor air quality enhancement options to meet customer specifications.
Responded to service call for 22-year-old air conditioning system experiencing water leakage while maintaining normal cooling operation. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive system inspection of both indoor and outdoor components. Verified cooling performance was within acceptable parameters with proper temperature split across evaporator coil. Investigated water leakage issue by examining condensate drain system, including primary drain line, trap, and overflow provisions. Inspected evaporator coil and drain pan for blockages, corrosion, or structural failures common in units of this age. Checked condensate pump operation if applicable and verified proper drainage flow. Examined indoor unit cabinet for signs of water damage or improper installation contributing to leakage. Assessed outdoor condenser unit condition, noting the advanced age of equipment at 22 years, well beyond typical 15-year service life expectancy. Documented system specifications and manufacturer information from
Conducted on-site evaluation for HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing 4-6 ton air conditioning unit located on exterior pad with decorative rock bed, confirmed unit operational with electrical service functioning properly. Documented current equipment configuration, installation location, electrical connections, and surrounding utility infrastructure including gas meter and electrical panel for replacement specifications and permitting requirements.
Responded to no-heat call on 2-year-old pool heater unit. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was receiving power and control lights were functioning, but heater would not engage. Performed diagnostic testing using digital manometer to check gas pressure at the valve assembly. Inspected gas valve, burner compartment, and associated controls for obstructions, including suspected spider webs or debris that could interfere with ignition sequence or flame sensing. Verified proper gas flow to valve assembly and checked all electrical connections to ignition components. Cleaned burner area and removed any debris affecting operation. Tested unit operation and confirmed heater engaged properly with normal combustion. System restored to full heating capacity.
Completed installation of 2.5-ton air conditioning system with evaporator coil in basement utility area. Installed air handler unit with proper condensate drainage system utilizing PVC trap configuration, mounted condensate pump with safety switch, and ran electrical connections to new equipment. Performed rear-discharge reconnection of refrigerant lines, completed all mechanical and electrical hookups per manufacturer specifications, tested system operation, and verified proper drainage function.
Performed complimentary estimate for replacement of 30-year-old air conditioning system. Evaluated existing HVAC infrastructure in basement including furnace unit, ductwork configuration, and copper refrigerant lines. Documented current equipment condition and photographed mechanical room layout to develop comprehensive replacement proposal for new AC installation.
Completed Club AC10-2 preventive maintenance agreement visit on air conditioning system. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, recording voltage readings of 6.02 AC volts at tested components. Conducted internal ductwork inspection using borescope camera to assess condition of corrugated metal duct sections, confirming integrity of ductwork with no visible damage or deterioration noted.
Responded to service call for insufficient cooling on upstairs zone of 10-year-old Lennox central air conditioning system. Performed diagnostic testing and measured refrigerant temperatures using calibrated digital instruments, obtaining reading of 622°F at outdoor unit. Based on abnormally high temperature measurement, identified compressor overheating issue requiring further evaluation of refrigerant charge levels, potential compressor failure, or electrical component malfunction affecting system performance.
Completed annual cooling maintenance tune-up on properly functioning air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauge set to verify refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and overall system performance. All measurements confirmed system operating within manufacturer specifications, with condenser unit showing proper heat exchange and no service concerns identified.