CLS Mechanical, Inc.

We all know that dreaded feeling when you’re taking a nice hot shower, and then the water starts getting colder faster and faster so that by the time you’ve washed your conditioner out, you may as well be taking an ice bath. If you’re dealing with your hot water running out before you’re done using it, there could be a number of reasons behind this. Here are some of the culprits behind why you run out of hot water fast. Sediment buildup. Water naturally has minerals and other sediments in it, and over time, these build up in your water heater. This build up takes up space in your hot water tank which reduces the capacity of water. Bad heating element. At the bottom of your water heater is the part that heats your water. The upper element of it takes cold water and directs it down to the bottom, where it then heats cold water to your desired temperature. If your heating element goes bad, this lowers the temperature of your water and greatly affects how much hot water you get. So, if you start out with hot water, but then it goes cold fast, it could be that the water isn’t getting heated anymore. Troublesome thermostat. Your water heater comes equipped with a thermostat that tells it how hot to heat your water to. If your water heater’s thermostat is having problems, this impacts how hot your water gets, which could mean it never reaches the temperature it should.

All HVAC systems emit odor. Sometimes it’s good, and sometimes it’s bad. Bad Smells to pay attention too Rotten eggs Melting plastic, metal or rubber Smokiness The key to staying safe is to never ignore when your furnace smells — knowing the reasons why it happens makes it easier to ask for help when it does. 1. Rotten Eggs This smell is all too familiar to most people, but if you get a whiff of this in your home, it means there’s a gas leak that may be coming from your furnace. If your house smells like rotten eggs, get everyone out of the house immediately and call your gas company. Make sure to remain somewhere safe until the leak has been repaired by the proper technicians. 2. Something Burning If you notice an overheating smell or a burning smell from your heater, this could mean that a motor function or other electrical functions in your furnace are getting too hot. These types of odors are typically be described as: Burning plastic Hot metal Melting rubber Electrical Unfortunately, these odors may indicate a component of the furnace is actually burning, and there’s a strong possibility for the problem to escalate and cause a fire. If your furnace smells like something is burning, turn off your HVAC system and contact an emergency technician immediately. This smell is a sign of immediate potential danger and should be treated that way. 3. Smoke Keep in mind that the smell of burning and overheating are not the same. Your furnace may emit a burning smell within the first 24 hours after starting it up for the season due to dust that has built up over the summer. If you notice your furnace smells like smoke for longer than 24 hours, then it’s time to take action. Turn off your furnace at the breaker and shut off the gas valve. Call your HVAC technician and ask them to do a comprehensive check up.

At bare minimum, change your filter as recommended by the manufacturer. This can be anywhere between changing every month to once in six months, it all does vary. Here are some signs that you may need to change your filter more often: -Pay attention to the air quality of your home, are you dusting more frequently? Is there a strange odor? If so take a peak at your filter, it is probably time to change it. -Is your heating bill higher than normal? A clogged filter will make your furnace work harder, which uses more energy. -Change your filter more often if you are prone to allergies.

CLS Mechanical, Inc. provides residential and commercial HVAC and refrigeration services, including heating, boilers, cooling, commercial refrigeration, seasonal maintenance, and water heaters.

CLS Mechanical, Inc. is located at 3201 W Grand Ledge Hwy, Mulliken, MI 48861. They are open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM and closed on weekends. They also offer 24/7 emergency services.

CLS Mechanical, Inc. accepts American Express, Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa as payment options.

You can reach CLS Mechanical, Inc. by phone at +1 517-247-4030 or +1 517-323-8412, or by email at cls@asiserve.net. They also have a Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/104170175972082.

CLS Mechanical, Inc. works with York brand HVAC systems.

Yes, CLS Mechanical, Inc. offers 24/7 emergency services for HVAC and refrigeration needs.

Common causes include frozen evaporator coils due to dirty air filters or fan issues, dirty outdoor condenser units blocking airflow, and refrigerant leaks which require professional repair.

A foul smell like rotten eggs may indicate a gas leak requiring immediate evacuation and contacting the gas company. Burning smells mean turn off the furnace and call an emergency technician. Smoke odors after 24 hours indicate a need for furnace inspection.

Nearby places include The Mulliken Roadhouse, which serves as a restaurant, bar, and pub, and MullikenRoadhouse, a music venue. Customers can enjoy dining or live music before or after visiting CLS Mechanical, Inc.

Yes, nearby automotive services include Mulliken Foreign Car Service, Foreign Car Service, Sharp's Supply and M-43 Auto, and Senter Family Auto Repair, offering repairs, tire services, and oil changes for vehicle needs nearby.

Near CLS Mechanical, Inc., there is Mulliken Thriftway grocery store and gas station, Dollar General discount store, Mulliken Area Food Pantry, and the Mulliken Masonic Temple for community and shopping needs.