Whether you are out taking a stroll, working on your education, or starting a new business downtown, Berkley, Michigan, in Oakland County, offers a lot to its residents. FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electrical serves Berkley with the highest quality products for Michigan customers.
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Berkley , MI
Berkley, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 10 jobs in Berkley, MI between March 2026 and April 2026.
The most recent job was on April 1, 2026.
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 70 jobs in Berkley, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed estimate for replacement of 22-year-old natural gas furnace located in basement. Current Bryant furnace is operational but at end of service life. Assessed existing electrical panel, ductwork connections, and humidifier system; recommended retaining existing Aprilaire humidifier unit and integrating with new furnace installation.
# Service Report: Toilet Repair Responded to service call for toilet not holding water in tank. Upon arrival, inspected toilet tank and found discolored water with significant rust and mineral buildup throughout interior. Assessed internal flush valve assembly, fill valve with red cap, flapper mechanism, and overflow tube. Tank components showed signs of age and corrosion but were mechanically functional. Diagnosed issue with water retention and identified necessary repairs to restore proper tank fill and flush operation. Documented tank condition with photographs showing extent of discoloration and component wear for service records.
Responded to service call for a 12-year-old Empire Comfort Systems heating unit not providing adequate heat. Diagnostic testing revealed significantly low supply air temperature (23.6°F), indicating insufficient heat production. Performed system inspection, cleaned components, and adjusted the wall-mounted manual thermostat for proper calibration. Unit now functioning within normal operating parameters with appropriate temperature output.
Performed diagnostic inspection on furnace chimney exhaust system located in basement. Identified and secured loose chimney top cap that was hanging over, which posed a potential safety hazard and could lead to improper venting. Verified proper exhaust flow and secure connection of all ductwork components to ensure safe and efficient operation of the 10+ year old furnace system.
Successfully rerouted sump pump discharge line from exterior to basement laundry sink to prevent outdoor freezing and mess issues. Installed new PVC piping system along ceiling joists with proper connections and fittings to ensure effective drainage and compliance with plumbing codes.
Conducted inspection of 30-year-old non-operational furnace with confirmed cracked heat exchanger on both sides. System requires full replacement of both furnace and AC units. Current installation includes outdated ductwork with multiple connection points that would benefit from modernization during equipment replacement.
Responded to warranty service call for Lennox furnace under 1 year old producing loud buzzing noise while still operational. Upon inspection of the basement unit, determined the AprilAire humidifier mounted to the furnace was causing the noise due to a faulty solenoid valve. Replaced defective valve under warranty, tested system operation, and verified proper functionality with noise eliminated.
Responded to service call for Bryant furnace (2021 model) leaking water. Performed diagnostic inspection on the unit, which included checking the PVC ventilation system and drain pipe connections. Adjusted thermostat settings from 70° to 68° and confirmed proper system operation after repair.
Diagnosed and serviced furnace reporting D4 error code and unusual odor from vents. Inspected gas valve and burner assembly, confirming proper flame pattern and gas flow. System is operational with normal combustion and no visible issues in the ductwork or connections to water heater.
Responded to no heat call for furnace less than one year old with reported error codes. Upon inspection of the unit, found inducer motor was malfunctioning as customer suspected. Replaced faulty inducer motor and verified proper system operation; unit should be covered under manufacturer warranty as this is a recent installation.
