Waterford Township, Michigan

Until a few years ago the men at Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC never spent much time in the beautiful township of Waterford, Michigan, but now it seems like we are there a few times a week. We have done work in Waterford, Michigan for nearly a decade, but most of our work has been done on the east side of Pontiac, Michigan until a few years ago. Since 2011, the men at Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC have probably spent more time in Waterford, Michigan than in any other township in the State of Michigan. If you live or work in Waterford, Michigan, give us a call and we would be happy to fulfill your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning needs. It's quite possible that we may be working just down the street from you.

Some of our Local Work that you may know of:

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland

In 2013 Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC was contracted to install a new control system for an urgent care facility operated by St. Joseph Mercy Oakland. We designed, engineered, programed, and installed a state of the art building automation system, complete with 3-D graphics, passive alarming, and temporary overrides. The graphical user interface of the building automation system is so detailed that it even shows chairs and computers in 3-D. CLICK HERE to read more!

Excel Rehabilitation Services

In 2012 Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC was contracted to replace and old, obsolete, an inadequate building automation system with a new, state of the art building automation system. CLICK HERE to read more!

Waterford Internal Medicine

In 2012 Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC was contracted to replace and old, obsolete, and inadequate building automation system with a new, state of the art building automation system. CLICK HERE to read more!

JLA Medical Building

In 2011 Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC was contracted to install a new building automation system and a new low pressure hot water heating boiler in a medical building in Waterford, Michigan. The building automation system installation system was quite a feat because it controls existing equipment and the change out period was critical. The owner of Johnson Heating and Cooling, LLC, David Johnson, had to work an 18 hour day to make the change-out happen without inconveniencing the building occupants. David Johnson worked with "hot" circuits, and the change out was a complete success, all be it time consuming. CLICK HERE to read more!

E-mail: JHC@cooljohnson.com