In Southeast Michigan, we know that home comfort isn’t about flashy tech or pushy sales tactics—it’s about systems that work, people who show up, and Trenton home service you can trust. At Iceberg Heating & Cooling, we’re your reliable local team for HVAC, electrical, and water heater services in Trenton. Whether it’s a broken AC, flickering lights, or a cold shower at the worst time, we show up ready to fix the problem, no stress involved. No upsells. No fluff. Just real work done right the first time. When you want the best work possible, call the Iceberg team at (734) 219-5861 or schedule your service online.
Heating Services in Trenton That Just Work When You Need Them
Waking up to a freezing house on a Michigan morning isn’t just uncomfortable—it can throw off your whole day. Whether the heat’s out entirely or your system just isn’t keeping up, you need help fast. That’s why so many Trenton homeowners call Iceberg Heating & Cooling. We show up on time, get to the root of the problem, and deliver heating solutions that work—without the runaround.
- Furnace, Boiler & Heat Pump Installations in Trenton – Whether you need a new furnace, a modern boiler, or an energy-efficient heat pump, we’ll help you choose the right heating system for your home and install it without a hitch.
- Heating Repairs Near You – Loud noises, cold air, or rooms that just won’t warm up? We fix heating problems quickly and thoroughly, so your comfort gets back on track without repeat visits.
- Seasonal Heating Maintenance in Trenton – Our thorough inspections and tune-ups help catch issues early, improve system performance, and extend the lifespan of your equipment.
Air Conditioning Services That Beat the Trenton Heat
Trenton summers aren’t just hot—they’re muggy, heavy, and the kind of weather that makes you want to park yourself in front of a fan. But when your AC is acting up—blowing warm air or making a sound like it’s about to launch into orbit—you need more than just a quick fix. You need a team that gets how important a cool, quiet home really is when the temperature outside won’t quit. That’s where our Trenton cooling services come in.
- Custom AC Installations in Trenton – We don’t just slap in a unit and call it done. We size and install central air and ductless systems based on your home’s layout, your family’s needs, and your energy goals—so you stay cool without overpaying.
- Quick, No-Nonsense AC Repairs – Whether it’s a frozen coil, a weird rattle, or a unit that won’t kick on, our local techs show up fast, diagnose the issue, and fix it without trying to sell you a whole new system.
- Seasonal AC Maintenance That Matters – We go beyond the basic rinse-and-run. Our team checks every component, cleans the system, and makes sure your air conditioner is running strong when you need it most.
- Targeted Ductless Cooling for Hard-to-Reach Rooms – Have a space that never seems to cool down? From attic offices to three-season porches, we install ductless units that deliver comfort exactly where you need it.
Electrical Services That Power the Way Trenton Lives
Between remote work setups, streaming devices in every room, and charging everything from phones to EVs, your home’s electrical system has to do a lot more than it used to. That’s why our electricians in Trenton focus on modern, code-compliant solutions tailored to your lifestyle. Whether you’re upgrading to meet new needs or fixing an issue that’s been bugging you for years, we’re here to make it safe, simple, and stress-free.
Electrical Repairs & Troubleshooting
Got flickering lights, tripping breakers, or outlets that suddenly stop working? We get to the bottom of the issue and fix it right the first time—safely and efficiently.
Panel Upgrades
If your current electrical panel is outdated or can’t keep up with your energy needs, we’ll upgrade it so your home stays safe and fully powered for everything from appliances to entertainment systems.
Lighting & Ceiling Fan Installation
Whether you’re going for better lighting in the kitchen or want to cool down the bedroom with a new ceiling fan, we handle installation with clean, code-compliant work.
New Outlet & Switch Installations
Need more power access in your office or living room? We install outlets and switches exactly where you need them—modern, safe, and hassle-free.
EV Charger Installation
We help Trenton homeowners set up reliable charging stations at home for their electric vehicles, with expert installation that meets all current safety and code standards.
Whole-Home Surge Protection
One bad surge can fry your electronics and appliances. We install surge protection systems that guard your whole home from power spikes, giving you peace of mind.
Trenton Water Heater Services That Keep Up With You
Hot water shouldn’t be something you have to think about. When it’s gone, it throws everything off. Our Trenton water heater experts are here to keep yours running:
- Water Heater Installation in Trenton – We install both traditional tank and space-saving tankless water heaters designed to match your family’s usage and energy efficiency goals.
- Water Heater Repair Services – Whether it’s a small leak or a complete outage, we diagnose the issue and get it fixed fast.
- Preventive Water Heater Maintenance – Regular flushing, safety checks, and tune-ups extend your water heater’s lifespan and help avoid costly breakdowns.
- 24/7 Emergency Service (734) 219-5861
Indoor Air in Trenton That Feels Better, Every Day
The air you breathe at home matters. If your indoor air is dusty, dry, or just doesn’t feel fresh, we’ve got solutions that make your space healthier and more comfortable:
- Air Purifiers for Trenton Homes – Clear the air of allergens, pet dander, smoke, and other airborne irritants with a system that works with your HVAC.
- Humidity Control Systems – We install and maintain whole-home humidifiers and dehumidifiers that balance moisture levels, keeping you comfortable in every season.
- Duct Cleaning Services – A buildup of dust, mold, or debris in your ductwork can impact airflow and air quality. We get things cleaned up and flowing freely again.
Ready to Get Started? We’re Just Around the Corner.
Whether you’re dealing with a noisy furnace, an aging water heater, or you just want a better air quality setup, Iceberg Heating & Cooling is here to help. We’re proud to serve the Trenton, MI community with professional HVAC, electrical, and water heater services that are as dependable as they are honest. Call our team today at (734) 219-5861 or contact us online!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Trenton , MI
Trenton, MI at a glance
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Trenton, MI between July 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 30, 2026.
Iceberg Heating & Cooling has completed 114 jobs in Trenton, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed preventive maintenance agreement visit for air handler and system inspection. Installed Intermatic AG3000 Series surge protective device (120-240V, Type 1/Type 2 rated) in attic location to protect HVAC equipment from electrical surges. Verified proper electrical connections using Fieldpiece SC440 clamp meter, confirming system amperage reading of 52.4 amps within normal operating parameters.
Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement of 16-year-old non-operational furnace and associated equipment located in basement utility area. Assessed existing natural gas furnace, ductwork showing significant age and oxidation, and surrounding mechanical components to determine replacement specifications and installation requirements. Documented current equipment configuration, including deteriorated metal housing, aged ductwork system, and attic insulation conditions to develop accurate proposal for new high-efficiency heating system installation.
Completed scheduled heating system tune-up and routine maintenance for Comfort Club member. Performed comprehensive inspection of air handler components, including detailed examination of blower wheel assembly, motor housing, and internal mechanical systems. All components found to be operating within normal parameters with no issues or concerns identified during the maintenance visit.
Completed routine HVAC maintenance agreement visit for air handler and system inspection. Performed comprehensive inspection of gas furnace operation, confirmed all four burners igniting properly with proper blue flame characteristics, verified heat exchanger integrity, and inspected electrical connections and wiring throughout the system. Examined air handler unit, ductwork mounting and sealing, drainage system components including condensate lines and trap configuration, and all associated plumbing connections in mechanical room. All systems found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on residential AC and furnace system. Inspected internal components including compressor, electrical controls, and circuit board; noted copper piping showing oxidation at connection points and debris accumulation in drain pan requiring cleaning. All electrical connections, wiring, and control systems verified operational, with system returned to normal service parameters.
Responded to service call for air conditioning unit making squealing noise. Upon arrival, accessed unit at side door and performed diagnostic evaluation using refrigerant manifold and vacuum gauge to assess system pressures and temperatures. All refrigerant levels and operating parameters were measured and found to be within acceptable range, indicating the noise issue was isolated and mechanical in nature rather than related to refrigerant charge or system performance.
Completed agreement maintenance visit on furnace system. Performed comprehensive safety inspection including carbon monoxide testing with digital meter, which showed safe 0.0 ppm readings. Inspected air handler and system components, verified proper operation of all equipment, and documented conditions with photos per club membership protocol.
Completed city inspection for HVAC system per municipal requirements. Performed comprehensive tune-up on system over 10 tons, documenting equipment condition with photographs including water heater/storage tank and air handler ductwork showing significant dust accumulation on surfaces, which was noted for future maintenance consideration.
Responded to warranty call for air conditioning unit that would not turn on. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of system components. Inspected condenser coil fins and found them to be clean and in proper working condition with no visible damage, blockage, or deterioration. Verified coil alignment and structural integrity remained intact. Troubleshot electrical components and restored power to system. Unit tested and confirmed operational upon completion of service call.
Completed preventative maintenance agreement visit on American Standard Allegiance 10 air conditioning system (Model 7A0030A100A2, Serial 2303JFA4F) manufactured July 2002. Performed comprehensive inspection of both indoor furnace unit and outdoor condenser, including visual assessment of refrigerant lines showing age-related corrosion on copper piping, PVC condensate drainage system, electrical connections at outdoor disconnect, and overall system operation. All components inspected per Club AC10-2 maintenance protocol, with photographic documentation of equipment nameplates and mechanical room installation completed for service records.
Conducted on-site evaluation of residential HVAC system originally installed in 2007 following fan motor failure. Assessed complete system condition and determined full replacement necessary due to age and equipment deterioration. Documented existing exterior unit location adjacent to gas meter installation on brick exterior, photographed site conditions including clearances and access points for replacement equipment installation planning.
Completed preventative maintenance agreement visit for CLUB AC 8-12 service on residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verifying proper level installation and operational readiness of high-efficiency air conditioning equipment. Inspected interior ductwork system including flexible aluminum supply ducts for proper configuration, secure connections, and airflow integrity to ensure optimal system performance throughout the cooling season.
Completed prepaid air conditioner tune-up maintenance during morning appointment window. Performed comprehensive system inspection of outdoor AC unit, including electrical measurements using digital multimeter to verify proper voltage and amperage readings at 45.28 units. Inspected Emerson control board assembly, relay components, and multi-pin wire connections within control panel to ensure proper operation and secure terminations. No issues identified; system operating within normal parameters.
# HVAC Maintenance Visit Completed Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and system inspection as part of prepaid maintenance agreement. Arrived during requested late afternoon time window to accommodate scheduling preferences. ## Work Performed Conducted thorough exterior condensing unit inspection and evaluation. Examined electrical control cabinet components including contactor relay and dual run capacitor. Noted capacitor showing signs of age with surface corrosion on terminal plate, though unit remained functional during testing. Verified all wire connections secure across multiple circuits including compressor, fan motor, and control wiring. Inspected contactor operation and electrical terminals for proper contact. Accessed and evaluated indoor air handler blower assembly. Inspected squirrel cage blower wheel for debris accumulation and structural integrity. Found blower fins intact with typical operational dust buildup. Confirmed blower housing and mounting bracke
Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU Lennox furnace, 3-ton air conditioning unit, air handler, hot water heater, and humidifier in utility closet. Performed all mechanical and electrical connections per manufacturer specifications. Installed copper refrigerant lines with brass fittings and white PVC condensate drainage system. Mounted air handler vertically above furnace cabinet with proper clearances. Connected all supply and return ductwork to new equipment. Ran refrigerant lines to outdoor condenser unit located in rear yard. Installed pressure relief valves and shut-off valves on water heater connections. Integrated humidifier into system ductwork with water supply line. Verified all electrical connections at equipment and disconnect switches. Tested system operation including heating, cooling, and humidification functions. Confirmed proper airflow, refrigerant pressures, and combustion safety on furnace. System operational and ready for service.
Completed Club AC10-2 preventive maintenance agreement visit on split system air conditioning and heating unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of interior furnace components including gas valve assembly, ignition system, and draft inducer motor. Verified proper operation of gas valve with multi-wire connections and brass pipe fittings. Inspected burner compartment rails and tracks for debris accumulation. Cleaned and evaluated condition of heat exchanger cabinet interior, noting normal wear patterns consistent with regular operation. Checked all electrical connections including control board wiring and safety circuits. Confirmed proper ventilation and exhaust system components. System operating within normal parameters at time of service completion.
# Annual AC Maintenance Service Completed Performed comprehensive annual tune-up and preventive maintenance on an 8-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, unit was operational with no reported performance issues. ## Inspection Findings Conducted thorough visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit. Identified heavy accumulation of dirt, dust, pollen, and debris on condenser coils and finned surfaces. White chalky buildup and lint-like material observed coating vertical fins and heat exchanger surfaces, significantly reducing airflow efficiency. Interior evaporator coil also showed substantial dust and contaminant buildup on finned surfaces. ## Work Performed - Cleaned condenser coil fins using specialized coil cleaner and low-pressure water rinse to remove white mineral deposits and organic debris - Removed heavy dust and lint accumulation from evaporator coil fins - Straightened bent fins on condenser unit to restore proper airflow - Cleared debris from base
Completed routine maintenance and tune-up on a 20-year-old outdoor air conditioning system. Performed standard inspection procedures including checking system level, inspecting condenser coil fins, and evaluating overall unit operation. During inspection, discovered significant rust and corrosion damage within the electrical junction box, with heavy oxidation affecting the lower portion of the enclosure and spreading throughout the housing. Terminal blocks and wire connections remain intact, though the metal enclosure shows extensive deterioration consistent with long-term moisture exposure. Condenser unit exterior shows normal weathering for age, with dirt accumulation on fan motor housing and minor rust spotting on painted panels. Unit is operational with no immediate performance issues reported, however, the corroded electrical panel represents a potential safety concern and may require future attention to prevent electrical component failure or safety hazards.
Conducted on-site assessment of existing residential HVAC system for replacement estimate. Inspected Comfortmaker furnace/air handler unit in basement utility area, evaluating overall condition of equipment, ductwork, and associated components. Documented aging galvanized metal ductwork showing dust accumulation and discoloration, existing white cabinet furnace with digital control panel, and auxiliary equipment including light blue-green condensate basin. Examined plumbing connections including PVC vent piping, copper lines, and shut-off valves for integration with new equipment installation. Photographed current system configuration, noting concrete block wall damage near equipment area that may require attention during replacement. Provided comprehensive equipment replacement recommendations based on existing infrastructure and spatial constraints.
Completed city inspection 12-4289 on residential HVAC system. Performed comprehensive interior component inspection with access panel removed, documenting blower assembly, motor operation, electrical connections, and drain line configuration. Utilized thermal imaging equipment to assess system performance and identify potential issues within ductwork and mechanical components.
