Key Points
- FLAME provides residential electrical repair and inspection services throughout Metro Detroit, helping Michigan homeowners address wiring, outlet, panel, grounding, and electrical safety concerns.
- Comprehensive electrical inspections evaluate switches, GFCI outlets, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, electrical panels, grounding connections, outdoor devices, lighting, and dedicated appliance circuits.
- FLAME’s licensed and insured Michigan electricians perform detailed system evaluations and provide dependable repairs for electrical problems caused by aging components, loose connections, storms, and power failures.
As Michigan residents know, our climate can fluctuate from hot to cold in a moment’s notice. Humidity levels jump, pressure drops, tornadoes or big snow or ice storms blow through, and they can ravage the roads during a Michigan winter. These conditions not only ravage the outdoors, they can effect your home’s electrical systems, which can hurt the performance of your HVAC system. Reliable heating and cooling system performance is essential for Michigan homes, and yet they can be subject to power failures. Electrical problems can be common, and if you experience them you’ll want electrical repairs performed as soon as possible.
That’s where your friends at FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electrical come in. FLAME expert technicians are licensed and insured in the state of Michigan to perform residential electrical inspection, residential electrical repair, and residential electrical installation.
It all starts with a call from you, and FLAME will perform a complete evaluation by one of our highly-trained technicians.
FLAME’s comprehensive Home Electrical Repair Inspection includes:
- Check all switches: single pole, three ways and four way
- Check for correct polarity on all 110 volt duplex devices
- Check G.F.I. devices for proper operation **
- Check for correct grounding on all 110 volt duplex devices *
- Check G.F.I. devices for proper locations, as per electrical code **
- Check smoke detector 110 volt and battery for proper operation
- Check carbon monoxide detector
- Check electrical panel for correct labeling
- Check for proper grounding in the electrical panel *
- Check for proper grounding at the water meter *
- Check for electrical ground rod connection outside *
- Check for damaged electrical devices
- Check for damaged electrical device covers in the house
- Check for weatherproof covers on all outside devices
- Check all outdoor lighting for proper operation
- Check for bath exhaust fan operation
- Check for proper operation on door bell system
- Check dedicated circuits, furnace, refrigerator, dishwasher, etc.
- Check all breakers for loose wire connections
- Check for loose wire connections on neutral bars in the electrical panel
- Check for sub electrical panels in stairways, garage, sheds and etc.
Now, that’s a long list of to-dos that you do not have to worry about, because it is all handled by a FLAME electrical expert. Next time you suspect an electrical failure in your home, FLAME is your go-to pro for electrical flow.
Call FLAME, at (586) 217-2512 or fill out our quick contact form, and we will get back to you within 24 hours.
Metro Detroit Electrical Repair Solutions:
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Problem: Circuit breakers repeatedly trip when the furnace, refrigerator, dishwasher, or other major appliances are operating.
Solution: A FLAME electrician can inspect dedicated circuits, test breaker performance, tighten loose connections, and identify overloaded or damaged wiring.
Problem: Outlets, switches, or electrical device covers are damaged, loose, warm, or no longer working properly.
Solution: FLAME can test device polarity and grounding, replace damaged components, and correct unsafe connections throughout your Metro Detroit home.
Problem: GFCI outlets near kitchens, bathrooms, garages, or other wet areas fail to trip or reset correctly.
Solution: A licensed electrician can test each GFCI device, verify proper placement, and complete repairs or replacements to meet current electrical safety requirements.
Problem: Michigan storms, ice, snow, or power fluctuations cause flickering lights, electrical interruptions, or HVAC system performance problems.
Solution: FLAME can evaluate the electrical panel, grounding system, circuits, and connections to locate the source of the failure and restore reliable power.
*Grounding is the bond between your electrical equipment and the earth.
**G.F.I. stands for ground fault interrupt device normally near water location.
