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Real jobs, real basements

No stock photos. Every picture below is a Temprasure job in a Southeast Michigan home: the equipment that came out, the equipment that went in, and Al doing the work.

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Before and after: a faded Lennox condenser replaced with a new Guardian air conditioner beside a tan-sided house
A tired Lennox condenser swapped for a new Guardian unit, gauges still on while we verified the charge.
Before and after of a 40-gallon gas water heater replacement with new copper and a new gas drip leg
A leaking 40-gallon tank out, a new tank in, with fresh copper and a proper gas drip leg.
Three views of an old Arcoaire gas furnace before replacement, with the Temprasure logo
The old Arcoaire furnace, photographed before we pulled it. The new one is a few photos down.
New Guardian gas furnace installed in a basement with sealed sheet-metal plenum and new flue
A new Guardian furnace in a tight Ypsilanti-area basement, plenum sealed with foil tape and a new flue connection.
An old corroded evaporator coil next to a brand-new coil with a TXV
A corroded evaporator coil that had been leaking refrigerant, beside its replacement with a new TXV.
Al from Temprasure in a company jacket servicing a package heating and cooling unit on a manufactured home
Al working on a package unit at a manufactured home. We service these across Washtenaw and Wayne County.
An older Lennox furnace with the panel off, showing the inducer motor, gas valve and control board
An older Lennox furnace opened up for diagnosis: inducer, gas valve and board all exposed.
A new Rheem Performance gas water heater installed in a basement, shown from three angles
A new Rheem Performance gas tank installed and venting correctly into the existing flue.
Al from Temprasure on a wooden deck with the panel open on a package unit
On the deck of a manufactured home, panel off, checking the blower and controls.
A new RunTru by Trane air conditioning condenser on a composite pad beside white vinyl siding
A new RunTru condenser on a level composite pad, with a new disconnect and whip.
A Lennox high-efficiency furnace with PVC intake and exhaust and new sheet-metal supply ductwork in a block basement
A high-efficiency Lennox furnace with PVC venting and new sheet-metal supply trunk fabricated to fit.
Four views of a newly installed Guardian gas furnace with sealed plenum, labeled New Furnace
The replacement for the old Arcoaire: a new Guardian furnace with the plenum resealed.
Close-up of furnace heat exchanger tubes during an inspection
Heat exchanger tubes under inspection. This is the part we check on every furnace call.
A Goodman furnace and a strapped Rheem water heater installed side by side in a utility room
A Goodman furnace and a Rheem water heater installed together, tank strapped and gas run in new flex.
Al from Temprasure reaching into an open package unit on a manufactured home
Checking the blower compartment on a package unit.
Al from Temprasure lifting a panel off a package unit while the homeowner watches from the deck
Walking a homeowner through what we found. We explain the problem before we quote it.

What you are looking at

Most of these are replacements: a furnace that had reached the end, an air conditioner from the 1990s, a water heater that finally let go. We photograph the old equipment before it comes out because homeowners deserve to see why, and we photograph the new install because the details matter: a sealed plenum, a level pad, a new drip leg on the gas line, PVC venting pitched correctly on a high-efficiency furnace.

You will also see package units on manufactured homes. A lot of companies will not touch them. We service them across Washtenaw and Wayne County, including the parks in Ypsilanti Township, Belleville, Sumpter and New Boston.

If you want to talk through a replacement, request a free estimate or read how we decide between repair and replace first.

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