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 August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 15, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed scheduled HVAC heating system maintenance as part of membership club visit with no reported issues or symptoms. Performed comprehensive tune-up inspection of air handler and heat exchanger assembly, noting dust accumulation on evaporator coil fins and exterior unit housing. All components found operational during routine preventive maintenance service.
Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on HVAC system including comprehensive tune-up of heating and cooling equipment. Conducted electrical diagnostics on furnace components using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage readings at gas valve assembly, inspected and serviced air conditioning unit including refrigerant lines and mechanical components. All systems tested and operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Completed comprehensive HVAC system maintenance and tune-up as part of scheduled club membership agreement visit. Performed full inspection of air conditioning and heating equipment, including blower wheel assembly and fan housing components. Conducted standard preventive maintenance procedures, verified system operation, and documented equipment condition with photographic records showing blower assembly and internal mechanical components.
Responded to no cooling call on 5-year-old Goodman central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found indoor blower motor operating and outdoor condenser fan running, but system blowing warm air inside. Performed electrical diagnostics on outdoor unit using clamp meter, measuring amperage draw at compressor circuit which registered 0.05 amps, indicating compressor failure to energize. Diagnosed failed compressor or compressor contactor preventing proper system operation, resulting in loss of cooling capacity while condenser fan continued to operate normally.
Responded to thermostat connectivity issue with system. Inspected HVAC system components and flexible ductwork connections in mechanical space to diagnose communication failure between thermostat and secondary system, documented existing installation configuration for troubleshooting purposes.
# HVAC System Installation Completed full mechanical installation of a 70,000 BTU gas furnace and 2.5-ton air conditioning system in basement utility area. Positioned equipment in rear configuration per specifications. Installed all necessary refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, gas piping, and electrical connections. Ran PVC condensate drain lines with proper pitch and fittings to floor drain. Mounted disconnect switches and completed all electrical wiring to code. Connected supply and return ductwork to new furnace unit. Performed reconnection of existing ductwork infrastructure to integrate with new equipment. Verified all pipe joints, fittings, and electrical terminations for proper installation. System positioned against wall with adequate clearance for service access. All mechanical components secured and operational. Installation completed per mechanical-only scope, ready for startup and commissioning upon final approval.
Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement in basement installation. Existing 20-year-old natural gas furnace and associated equipment evaluated for replacement, including review of current ductwork configuration, electrical panel capacity, and existing plenum system. Documented current system layout with galvanized metal ductwork and blue distribution channels to ensure proper sizing and compatibility for new equipment installation.
Completed warranty service by removing and replacing the failed condensate drain pan on the attic-mounted HVAC air handler. The new black metal drain pan was properly installed with PVC drainage piping reconnected and the condensate safety switch remounted in the pan to ensure proper overflow protection and system shutdown capability if needed.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 2-ton air conditioning system, boiler, and humidifier. Installed gray cabinet-style air handler unit in basement utility area with proper mounting and positioning. Ran and secured white PVC drainage lines from unit along floor and to ceiling using appropriate clips and connectors. Completed all electrical connections including flexible metallic conduit, junction box installation, and control panel wiring. Configured proper drainage system integration with existing sump pump pit. Verified all mechanical systems operational and reconnected electrical components per specifications.
Completed warranty service for HVAC installation with customer-requested modification to route venting down into crawl space. Installed PVC venting through exterior wall and foundation area, with proper termination and support. Documentation and photographic records captured showing exterior vent penetration through siding and crawl space insulation work area.
Responded to no-cool call with reported water leakage from furnace area. Upon arrival, inspected 8-year-old air conditioning system and discovered condensate drain line issue preventing proper drainage. Examined evaporator coil and found restricted airflow due to accumulated debris on aluminum fins. Cleared condensate drain line obstruction and verified proper drainage flow. Inspected outdoor condensing unit components including capacitor and wiring connections, which showed signs of age-related corrosion on mounting hardware but remained functional. Cleaned evaporator coil fins to restore airflow and tested system operation. Confirmed AC system cooling properly with no further water leakage. Advised monitoring condensate drainage and recommended routine maintenance to prevent future blockages.
Responded to callback for furnace water leak on whole-house system approximately one year old. Upon inspection, identified condensate drainage issue related to evaporator coil assembly. Examined drain pan positioning and PVC condensate line connections beneath air handler unit. Verified proper drainage flow and cleared any blockages in condensate system. Inspected refrigerant lines and coil for frost accumulation or restriction that could cause excessive condensation. Confirmed drain pan was properly installed and functioning to capture condensate discharge. System tested and verified no active leaking at time of service completion.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Connected refrigerant manifold gauges to service ports and recorded system pressures and temperatures. High side pressure reading of 442 PSI and low side pressure of 975 PSI indicated abnormal operating conditions requiring further diagnosis and corrective action to restore proper cooling operation.
Responded to callback regarding reported ceiling damage in area of HVAC system. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection and documented extensive ceiling and wall deterioration with visible water staining, exposed framing, insulation, and ductwork. Damage pattern indicates previous or ongoing moisture intrusion affecting structural drywall and ceiling materials. Photographed all affected areas including compromised interior surfaces, exposed reflective vapor barrier, and dark rectangular vent component within damaged section. Also documented equipment condition showing wear patterns, deteriorated finish on metal surfaces, and accumulated debris at gasket seals. Findings suggest water damage may be related to HVAC condensate issues or ductwork concerns requiring further evaluation and remediation by appropriate trades.
Performed routine preventive maintenance on residential air conditioning system under club AC12-4 agreement. Inspected condenser unit exterior, verified level installation using precision measuring tools, and confirmed proper alignment of outdoor equipment. Examined air filter condition and noted moderate dust accumulation in pleated media, indicating normal operational wear. All components found functioning within acceptable parameters for continued service.
Completed preventive maintenance inspection on air conditioning system under Club AC10-2 agreement. Inspected condenser fan assembly and motor, confirmed proper operation of all mechanical components. Replaced furnace filter as needed to maintain optimal airflow and system efficiency.
Completed preventive maintenance inspection on air conditioning system under Club AC8-12 agreement. Inspected evaporator coil and heat exchanger components, verifying fin condition and proper airflow through the unit. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing coil assembly and ductwork connections in mechanical space. All components found to be operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 90,000 BTU furnace and 3-ton air conditioning unit with equipment positioned in the rear yard. Performed mechanical-only installation with all necessary reconnections to existing infrastructure. All required documentation and identification materials secured and processed through electronic signature system for financing approval.
Completed on-site estimate for residential boiler replacement in basement mechanical room. Assessed existing heating system including gray metal boiler unit with extensive copper piping network, red circulator pump, expansion tank, and associated plumbing components. Also evaluated attic-mounted air handler unit with flexible ductwork and condensate drain lines for potential furnace and air conditioning system replacement. Documented current equipment conditions and configurations through detailed photography to provide comprehensive replacement quote for complete HVAC system upgrade.
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit for air conditioning system. Accessed attic-mounted air handler unit, inspected evaporator coil assembly which showed normal operational wear with minor dust accumulation on fins and drain pan. Coil fins intact with proper spacing, refrigerant tubing connections secure. Documented equipment condition with photos showing reflective attic insulation and accessible service area. System components operating within manufacturer specifications at time of inspection.
