Schaafsma Heating & Cooling has provided expert service since 1905 to Greater Grand Rapids, MI, residents. Our heating, air conditioning, air quality, and water heater services are the best in the industry.
People have come to us for generations for reliable HVAC repair, installation and replacement, and maintenance because, with Schaafsma, they get the very best all the time. Schaafsma earned a prestigious A+ rating from the BBB for our superb customer service and team of knowledgeable technicians.
Partner with Schaafsma for dependable HVAC services in Grand Rapids, MI! Contact the experts today at (616) 597-6229!
Reliable Heating Services
Heating you can count on is critical. Your heating system may go down during a cold spell, but you’re never stranded with no heat when you turn to Schaafsma! We service gas and electric furnaces, boilers, and geothermal systems.
- Installation & replacement: When you’re ready for heating installation and replacement, Schaafsma has a trained team you can trust. We complete the furnace installation process and check everything for ideal functioning. Our techs do geothermal heating installation and boiler replacement.
- Repair: Our seasoned technicians always have the equipment to tackle simple and complex heating repairs. Furnace repair and boiler repair you can rely upon is our responsibility to you.
- Maintenance: Heating maintenance extends the life of your system, keeps money in your pocket, and helps your system run better. Furnace maintenance is a cinch for our team!
Superior Cooling Services
When the outdoors heats up in Greater Grand Rapids, you want to be comfy and cool in your air-conditioned environment. Our air conditioning services, including ductless air conditioning, will ensure you enjoy home comfort on the hottest days.
- Installation & replacement: When we do air conditioning installation, we ensure that we use the best size unit for your home and that it works properly. We test everything before we leave!
- Repair: If there are strange smells from your AC unit or it fails to cool your home, the pros from Schaafsma diagnose the issue, perform air conditioning repair, and have your system up and running fast.
- Maintenance: Our rigorous air conditioning maintenance involves checking at least 14 components or functions of your unit.
Schaafsma is a leading provider of air conditioning services in Grand Rapids. Contact our team at (616) 597-6229 to schedule cooling services today!
Heat Pump Services in Grand Rapids
Heat pumps are a great way to heat and cool your home! They are eco-friendly, economical, and need little maintenance. You get heating and cooling in one convenient, inconspicuous unit. They work by channeling heat from outside into your home to warm it and doing the reverse – sending warm air from indoors to the outside – to cool your home.
Our heat pump services will keep your heat pump operating without a hitch:
- Installation & replacement: We consult with you about what size and price heat pump you want, then use our extensive expertise to set it up perfectly.
- Repair: If your heat pump goes on the blink, we’ll look for the problem and repair it as quickly as possible.
- Maintenance: You want years of excellent performance from your heat pump, and so do we!
Our technicians carefully test and inspect its inner workings and ensure it’s ready to serve you!
Schaafsma keeps your heat pump performing optimally in Grand Rapids, so call (616) 597-6229 to book our services!
Top-Rated Indoor Air Quality Services
If the air in your Grand Rapids home seems musty and stale, or you notice unpleasant smells that linger, then you need the indoor air quality services available from Schaafsma!
We offer our customers several exceptional choices that use the latest technology to keep the air clean and breathable throughout their homes. You can choose from humidifiers, dehumidifiers, duct cleaning, air scrubbers, and air purifiers. You’ll notice their difference in your home’s comfort and health!
To improve your indoor air quality in Grand Rapids, contact Schaafsma today at (616) 597-6229!
Choose Schaafsma Heating & Cooling in Grand Rapids
We have satisfied customers in Grand Rapids for decades by providing them with the finest HVAC services, a team that is always courteous and responsive, and service when needed. We belong to the ACCA, Service Nation Alliance, and National Comfort Institute.
Schaafsma is your top choice for HVAC services in Grand Rapids! Schedule services with us today by calling (616) 597-6229!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Grand Rapids, MI
Grand Rapids, MI at a glance
Schaafsma Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Grand Rapids, MI between July 2026 and August 2026.
The most recent job was on August 12, 2026.
Schaafsma Heating & Cooling has completed 271 jobs in Grand Rapids, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed air conditioner installation with existing 14 1/4" wide furnace featuring raised cased coil configuration. Installed flush kit to accommodate system compatibility, ran 10 feet of 3/4" PVC condensate drain line, and replaced 250VAC electrical fuse component to ensure proper electrical protection for the new AC unit.
Installed new 40-gallon natural gas water heater with short height configuration. Connected all necessary gas and water supply lines using appropriate fittings and pipe nipples, installed temperature and pressure relief valve, and tested unit for proper operation and leak-free connections.
Completed inspection correction for water heater installation by adding required support to gas line above unit near the drop using approved metal support system. Installation met final mechanical inspection requirements with water heater properly positioned in pan with alarm and vented to chimney liner. Documented completed correction work with photos for inspection approval.
Responded to VIP air conditioning service call and inspected HVAC unit located in basement mechanical area. Upon arrival, observed significant water damage and discoloration on wooden subflooring beneath equipment, indicating previous or ongoing moisture accumulation issues from condensate system. Documented existing condensate pump installation with white PVC piping and clear tubing connections, noting potential drainage concerns affecting floor condition.
Assessed HVAC register requirements and documented existing conditions. Two registers required for installation were not available in current inventory and have been ordered. Photographed work area showing ceiling damage, floor conditions, and access points for reference. Return visit scheduled upon receipt of ordered registers to complete installation.
Returned to property for follow-up inspection and cleaning of all HVAC registers and vents throughout the home. Thoroughly inspected and cleaned all supply and return registers, including bathroom vent that required additional attention. Verified all ductwork openings were properly cleaned and free of debris to ensure complete system cleanliness and optimal airflow.
Returned to system to replace defective blower motor and capacitor. Successfully removed failed blower motor assembly and installed replacement unit. Replaced faulty capacitor with new component, verified proper terminal connections and secure mounting. System tested and operational upon completion.
Completed full air conditioning system replacement including removal of existing unit and installation of new AC system. Installed 35 feet of refrigerant line set with 20 feet of 3/4-inch insulated copper tubing, ensuring proper routing and insulation throughout. System was commissioned, tested for proper refrigerant charge, airflow, and operational performance to manufacturer specifications.
Installed 40-gallon natural gas water heater with new chimney liner system. Completed full installation including gas line connections, venting assembly with flexible aluminum liner, mounting plate, and rigid ductwork components to ensure proper exhaust ventilation. Unit tested and operational upon completion.
Completed full HVAC system installation including preferred furnace, legacy AC unit, and Humifil cabinet. Installed new 35-foot insulated copper refrigerant line set to replace existing lines, routed 50 feet of PVC venting per specifications while avoiding crawl space routing, and installed brass shut-off valve assembly with compression fittings on water supply line for humidifier connection.
Returned to property to complete installation of 40-gallon short gas water heater. Successfully installed unit with all plumbing connections, gas line hookup, and proper venting. Verified all control components, temperature and pressure relief valve, and gas control valve are functioning correctly. Unit tested and operational upon departure.
Installed a 75-gallon natural draft water heater at the residential property. The installation included proper venting configuration, gas line connections with brass ball valve shut-off, and all necessary plumbing connections to integrate the new unit into the existing hot water system. System was tested for proper operation and all connections verified for safe functionality.
Successfully installed a new 40-gallon power vent gas water heater with all necessary connections and components. Unit was equipped with pressure relief valve, gas control valve assembly, and PVC venting system properly configured at the top of the tank. Installation included connecting water supply lines with brass fittings and verifying all gas connections were secure and operational.
Responded to service call for fan blade replacement. Technician dispatched to site and maintained contact via provided phone number while enroute to complete the repair work as ordered.
Completed full HVAC system installation including Evolution furnace and air conditioning unit, replacing existing heat pump system. Installed Aprilaire RP5000 humidifier, REME HALO air purification system, and 1" filter boot positioned before the Aprilaire filter per specific request. Ran 30 ft refrigerant line set with new copper tubing and insulation, installed 20 ft PVC condensate drain, and fabricated custom 1" 90-degree filter boot for proper airflow configuration. Preserved existing PVC air intake connection to return trunk line as requested. System tested, verified all components operating within manufacturer specifications, and provided operational overview.
Completed inspection corrections following failed final mechanical inspection for water heater and chimney liner replacement. Relocated water supply line to provide independent support separate from ductwork per code requirements. Relocated gas supply line to provide independent support separate from ductwork per code requirements. Adjusted Class C venting routing to maintain minimum 6" clearance from PEX water line and other combustible materials throughout the installation. All corrections addressed inspector's noted deficiencies and installation brought into compliance with mechanical code standards for re-inspection approval.
Completed inspection corrections on 90% efficiency furnace and air conditioning installation. Relocated furnace vent termination to proper clearance distance from window and properly bonded all PVC connections with primer and glue. Replaced severely kinked refrigerant suction line and secured sealtite connector into condenser knockout with proper washers and fittings.
Completed full HVAC system installation including furnace and air conditioning unit. Replaced existing single-pipe venting with new two-pipe system, relocating away from gas meter and capping old pipe. Installed 60 feet of 2-inch venting, 20 feet of 3/4-inch line, and 35 feet of refrigerant line set. Added transfer grilles to provide adequate combustion air for new equipment. Installed condensate drain pan and all necessary accessories to complete system commissioning.
Completed full HVAC system installation including preferred furnace with concentric venting and legacy air conditioning unit. Installed 20-foot refrigerant line set with insulated tubing, filter cabinet, condensate drain pan, and new thermostat. Ran 30 feet of PVC condensate drain line and maintained concentric venting configuration per specifications.
Completed air conditioner installation on roof with abandonment of existing unit. Installed 35-foot refrigerant line set connecting indoor and outdoor units, with electrical work performed to establish proper 250VAC power supply and fusing for the new system.
