Home repairs never happen at a good time. At Iceberg Heating & Cooling, we know how disruptive problems with your house can be, which is why we’re committed to helping Southeast Michigan homeowners with reliable, professional service that takes the guesswork and stress out of the process. Whether it’s an HVAC breakdown, a flickering light that won’t stop, or water that refuses to get warm, our team is ready to respond with exceptional New Boston home services that have been trusted since 1998. Getting started is easy; give (734) 219-5861 a call or contact us online to schedule your next appointment. .
Reliable Electrical Services in New Boston
Whether your home needs a panel upgrade to handle today’s tech, a few more outlets for modern living, or a complete rewiring for safety and code compliance, Iceberg’s licensed electricians are here to help. We’ve worked on homes all over New Boston and understand the kinds of electrical issues that pop up in this area. You can count on us for dependable fixes, clean work, and real peace of mind.
- Rewiring & code corrections – If your home’s wiring is outdated, unsafe, or not up to code, we’ll rewire what’s needed and bring everything up to modern safety standards.
- Panel upgrades & service changes – If your lights flicker when the microwave runs or breakers trip too often, it might be time for a new panel. We replace outdated systems with ones that can safely handle today’s electrical demands.
- Whole-home surge protection – Power surges can damage your devices and appliances in an instant. Our panel-mounted systems offer reliable protection across the board.
- Outlet & switch installations – Whether you need more outlets in a room or want to upgrade to USB or smart switches, we install clean, modern connections that suit your home’s layout and lifestyle.
- Lighting & ceiling fan installations – From replacing old fixtures to installing new fans for airflow and comfort, our team handles indoor and outdoor lighting with safe, precise work.
- EV charger installations – Planning to charge your electric vehicle at home? We install Level 2 EV chargers with clean wiring and fast turnaround.
- Smart home integration – We install and configure smart lighting, thermostats, and devices so your home is more efficient, convenient, and connected.
Hot Water Solutions for New Boston Homes
Few things disrupt your day faster than a water heater that stops doing its job. If you’re stepping into cold showers, hearing strange noises from the tank, or spotting signs of rust or leaking, it’s time to have it checked. We diagnose and fix water heater issues fast, so you don’t have to go long without reliable hot water. Iceberg’s water heater services in New Boston include:
- Tank & tankless system installation – Whether your old unit has failed or you’re planning an upgrade, we’ll help you choose the best water heater for your home’s size and usage needs—and install it right.
- Tankless maintenance & descaling – Tankless systems are efficient, but they need regular maintenance to stay that way. We flush and descale to keep yours running reliably.
- Water heater repairs in New Boston – We handle everything from broken pilot lights to sediment buildup and inconsistent water temperatures. If your water heater isn’t delivering, we’ll get it back in working order quickly.
- System flushing & annual upkeep – Flushing your tank water heater each year prevents mineral buildup, improves efficiency, and can help extend its lifespan. We make it part of your routine maintenance.
Comprehensive New Boston Heating & Cooling Services
One week might bring freezing temps, the next a muggy heatwave. That kind of back-and-forth puts serious strain on your HVAC system. If your heat struggles to keep up or your AC can’t cool like it used to, it’s time for expert help. At Iceberg, we understand the patterns and pressures of the local climate, and we offer heating and cooling services in New Boston that keeps your home consistently comfortable no matter what’s happening outside.
Heat Pump Services in New Boston
Heat pumps are a great option for both heating and cooling. We install, repair, and maintain these systems to give you year-round comfort.
Ductless Mini-Split Systems
Perfect for homes without ductwork, additions, or rooms that need individual control. We install and service ductless systems in New Boston for targeted comfort.
HVAC Maintenance & Tune-Ups
Routine maintenance keeps your system running efficiently and helps prevent unexpected breakdowns.
Furnace Repair & Installation
Whether it’s an emergency fix or you’re ready to upgrade to a more efficient unit, we’ll keep your home warm and your system running reliably.
Boiler Service & Replacement
From steam to hydronic heating systems, our technicians provide expert service and safe installation when it’s time for a replacement.
AC Repair & Installation
If your air conditioning can’t keep up or breaks down completely, we’ll repair or replace it with an energy-efficient option that fits your home.
Air Quality Solutions for New Boston Homes
Air that feels stale, dusty, or overly dry can make even the cleanest home uncomfortable. If you’re sneezing more than usual, waking up congested, or constantly adjusting the thermostat to feel right, your indoor air could be to blame. The team of New Boston HVAC technicians at Iceberg Heating & Cooling helps you tackle these everyday issues with real solutions that improve how your home feels and functions.
- UV sanitizing systems – UV lights inside your HVAC system help stop mold, bacteria, and viruses in their tracks.
- Duct cleaning & sealing – Dirty or leaky ducts impact both your air quality and your HVAC system’s performance. We’ll clean and seal them for better airflow and lower energy bills.
- Humidity control systems – Whole-home humidifiers and dehumidifiers help maintain the ideal indoor moisture level.
- Whole-home air purification – We install systems that filter out dust, pollen, pet dander, and smoke for cleaner, healthier air.
Why New Boston Homeowners Choose Iceberg
When you call us, you’re not just getting a technician—you’re getting a team that’s committed to showing up, doing great work, and respecting your home. No pushy upsells. No confusing lingo. Just honest work, done right.
- Local, licensed technicians with years of experience
- Honest pricing with no pressure
- Same-day appointments whenever possible
- Workspaces left clean—every time
- Trusted by homeowners across Southeast Michigan
Schedule Home Service in New Boston Today
Whether it’s flickering lights, a lukewarm shower, or a furnace that won’t kick on, Iceberg Heating & Cooling is the local team New Boston calls for comfort without compromise. Call us today at (734) 219-5861 or book online—we’ll take care of the issue quickly, cleanly, and with zero hassle.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in New Boston , MI
New Boston, MI at a glance
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in New Boston, MI between July 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 5, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed full HVAC system installation in basement utility area including 90,000 BTU gas furnace and 3.5 ton air conditioning unit. Performed all mechanical and electrical connections per manufacturer specifications and local code requirements. Installed new PVC condensate drain piping with proper pitch and trap configuration. Routed flexible ductwork through ceiling joists and connected to new equipment. Ran electrical conduit and wiring to power units. Reconnected all system components and verified proper operation of heating and cooling functions. All equipment tested and operational upon completion.
Conducted estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in residential basement installation. Existing air conditioning unit found to be low on R22 refrigerant and unable to adequately cool the home, while furnace showed signs of advanced age requiring replacement. Evaluated current system configuration including furnace, ductwork, and air handler arrangement. Documented existing equipment installation with photographic records showing white furnace unit with connected flexible metallic ductwork and adjacent gray sheet metal air handler components. Assessed electrical connections, duct transitions, and overall system layout to provide comprehensive replacement recommendations for both heating and cooling equipment.
Completed scheduled Club AC x24-6 preventive maintenance visit on air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital multimeter to measure electrical parameters. Recorded compressor amperage draw at 43.99 amps and verified control board voltage reading at 20.7 volts, both within manufacturer specifications. Inspected internal electrical components including circuit board, wiring connections, and control panel for proper operation and signs of wear. All electrical connections found secure with no loose terminals or damaged wiring observed. System operating normally with no deficiencies noted at time of inspection.
Responded to service call for 15-year-old AC unit running continuously without reaching set temperature and intermittently tripping breaker. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostic including electrical component inspection and blower assembly evaluation. Accessed exterior condensing unit electrical compartment and documented internal wiring connections, capacitor, and contactor condition. Inspected blower wheel assembly for debris accumulation and proper operation. Given the unit's age and presenting symptoms of continuous operation with inadequate cooling, identified multiple potential failure points including worn electrical components, possible refrigerant issues, or compressor degradation typical of systems exceeding manufacturer's expected service life. Photographed electrical connections and blower assembly for documentation purposes. Advised customer of diagnostic findings and recommended evaluation of repair costs versus replacement options, considering the unit
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU gas furnace and 2-ton air conditioning condenser unit. The furnace was installed in the basement utility area with new white PVC venting routed through the ceiling and proper connection to existing ductwork. The outdoor Bryant condenser unit was positioned on a concrete pad at the rear of the property with appropriate refrigerant line connections, electrical disconnect, and PVC condensate drainage. All mechanical, electrical, and refrigerant connections were completed, system was tested and verified operational upon completion.
Completed Club AC8-12 preventive maintenance agreement visit on air conditioning system. Inspected and photographed air filter showing significant dust and debris accumulation on mesh screen. Performed electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter, recording voltage readings of 4.99 on system components to verify proper operation and electrical integrity of HVAC equipment.
Conducted on-site evaluation of residential HVAC system installed in 2004, consisting of R-22 air conditioning unit and furnace. System assessment revealed low refrigerant charge in the air conditioning condenser unit. Documented existing equipment conditions through photographic records showing outdoor condenser unit mounted on concrete pad with proper electrical disconnect, condensate drainage system, and standard utility connections. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for aging HVAC system due to obsolete R-22 refrigerant and equipment age approaching end of serviceable life expectancy.
Performed preventive maintenance tune-up on HVAC system. Inspected ductwork installation and mechanical components in basement area, verified proper routing of gas line and refrigerant lines. Measured electrical parameters using digital multimeter, confirmed system drawing 232 amps with proper voltage readings, all measurements within normal operating range for equipment specifications.
Conducted in-home estimate for furnace replacement in basement location. Existing 7-year-old furnace reported as undersized and unable to maintain comfort during extreme cold weather when outdoor temperatures approach zero degrees. Assessed current heating system and documented equipment specifications through photographic documentation. Evaluated installation area including ductwork configuration, venting arrangements, and existing infrastructure. Recommended replacement with properly-sized single-stage 70,000 BTU furnace unit while retaining existing air conditioning system. Load calculation required and will be documented to confirm appropriate equipment sizing for heating demands and building characteristics.
Completed seasonal air conditioning maintenance agreement visit. Inspected exterior refrigerant lines and electrical connections at outdoor unit, verified system amperage readings using clamp meter showing normal operating parameters within manufacturer specifications. All components functioning properly with no issues identified during inspection.
Completed preventative maintenance agreement visit for air conditioning system. Temperature readings were recorded at evaporator coil showing 55°F supply air and 35°F coil surface temperature, indicating proper refrigerant charge and system operation. Inspected indoor air handler unit and documented moderate dust and debris accumulation on evaporator coil fins and filter screen, which is typical for routine maintenance intervals. All system components were accessible and operational at time of inspection.
Completed scheduled maintenance agreement visit for club AC system serving units 8-12. Performed visual inspection of air handling equipment including evaporator coil assembly and ductwork plenum. Documented system conditions with photographs showing coil configuration and internal duct components. All accessible components inspected and found operating within normal parameters.
Conducted on-site assessment for mini split installation in garage workshop space with OSB wall construction and exposed wooden framing. Evaluated electrical infrastructure including existing breaker panel with available circuit capacity and determined optimal equipment placement considering workspace layout and existing mechanical systems. Documented installation location requirements and electrical service compatibility for proposed mini split system.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU gas furnace, whole-home humidifier, and 2.5-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed all mechanical and electrical connections, ran new ductwork through existing ceiling joists with proper insulation clearances, and reconnected all utility services including gas lines with shut-off valves, electrical supply with appropriate disconnect, and condensate drainage. System tested and verified operational upon completion.
Responded to no cooling call on club AC unit. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of air handler and evaporator coil assembly. Verified system components including blower motor, electrical connections, and cooling coil condition. Documented interior condition of air handler unit with photos showing evaporator coil and ductwork configuration. System assessed and necessary findings recorded for maintenance agreement visit.
Completed annual air conditioner maintenance inspection as part of prepaid membership agreement. Performed comprehensive AC tune-up on outdoor condensing unit, including temperature and humidity readings which measured 88.1°F ambient conditions. System operational with no deficiencies noted; all components functioning within normal parameters at time of service.
Completed estimate for full HVAC system replacement of 19-year-old non-operational Goodman furnace and outdoor condensing unit. Existing natural gas furnace located in basement mechanical room with current PVC venting configuration and outdoor condenser positioned against exterior brick wall on paver patio. Provided equipment specifications and installation recommendations for complete system upgrade to restore heating and cooling functionality.
# HVAC Service Report Responded to no cooling complaint with unit intermittently tripping and shutting down. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit significantly unlevel, which can cause compressor oil migration issues and premature component failure. Used precision level to verify unit was out of specification on mounting pad. Checked unit levelness in multiple directions to assess severity of installation issue. Unit's unlevel condition likely contributing to electrical safety trips and operational shutdowns. Documented current positioning for correction requirements. Recommended immediate releveling of condenser unit on pad to prevent compressor damage and restore proper system operation.
Provided estimate for new HVAC system installation in detached barn structure. Assessed barn interior with exposed wooden framing, electrical panel, and finished epoxy flooring to determine equipment placement and ductwork routing requirements. Recommended appropriate cooling system sizing and configuration for the workshop space to ensure adequate climate control for the structure.
Conducted on-site evaluation for HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing exterior air conditioning condenser unit and documented current equipment configuration including standby Generac generator, electrical connections, and meter placement. Photographed basement utility area to evaluate water heater and existing mechanical systems for compatibility with proposed HVAC replacement equipment.
