
Clinton Township is the most populated township in Michigan, and it has the most parks of any city or township in Macomb County, MI. Perhaps most notably is the multi-million dollar George George Park which features 30 acres of playgrounds, walking paths and a picnic pavilion. With all that land to roam, who has time to worry about seasonal heating and cooling? The HVAC experts at FLAME are the best choice for emergency repairs and appliance installation for Clinton Township.
During the summertime, Clinton Township hosts the Gratiot Cruise. The cruise features a parade of classic cars and is a free public event for friends and families, from Macomb County and beyond. With average summer temperatures reaching 82°F, make sure your house is cool with a high-efficiency air conditioner installed by our FLAME experts.
FLAME can also help you prepare your home for winter. The average temperature of Clinton Township winters can get as low as 15°F. Make sure your home is warm enough by calling a FLAME expert today for an in-home inspection, and, if you need service, FLAME offers our Clinton Township customers nothing but the highest-quality work.
Why choose FLAME for your Clinton Township heating and cooling needs?
Because FLAME does high-quality HVAC work and install only the most reliable Bryant® products, and it’s all backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Call FLAME today, at (586) 217-2512, or sign up online, and we’ll call you!
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Responded to service call for 50-gallon Rheem PowerVent water heater experiencing intermittent flame failure, with unit shutting down approximately every three days. Performed diagnostic inspection of the power vent system, including examination of the blower motor assembly, gas valve operation, and ignition components. Assessed venting system integrity, verified proper combustion air supply, and inspected flame sensor and thermocouple functionality to identify root cause of pilot light extinguishing issue.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 8-year-old single-zone air conditioning system with basement-located air handler. Verified R-410A condensing unit charging specifications, inspected pleated air filter condition, confirmed proper system operation, and documented equipment specifications and charging procedures per manufacturer guidelines.
Completed installation of 2.5-ton Lennox air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil in residential property. Outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad in rear yard with proper clearances maintained; indoor air handler and coil installed in basement utility area with new refrigerant lines, condensate drain piping, and electrical connections. System tested and verified operational with all components functioning to manufacturer specifications.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on 7-year-old residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed thorough evaluation of all system components including condenser unit, evaporator coil, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and airflow measurements. Inspected and documented existing pleated air filter showing moderate dust accumulation from normal operation. Examined water heater and associated plumbing connections in utility area as part of overall HVAC system assessment. Verified all copper refrigerant lines, brass fittings, and connections for proper installation and absence of leaks. System found to be operating within normal parameters with no immediate service requirements identified at time of inspection.
Provided estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including air conditioning unit and natural gas furnace for basement installation. Current 10+ year old equipment is non-operational. Assessment included evaluation of existing electrical service, exterior conduit routing, and PVC condensate drainage configuration to determine replacement specifications and installation requirements.
Conducted on-site evaluation of existing packaged air conditioning unit located on exterior concrete pad against brick foundation. Assessed current cooling system serving small residential space under 1500 square feet. Documented equipment condition, refrigerant line routing, electrical disconnect configuration, and unit placement for replacement estimate preparation.
Performed leak search on HVAC system and located refrigerant leak. Connected manifold gauge set to measure system pressures and utilized micron gauge to verify system vacuum levels, achieving 950 microns reading which confirmed system integrity after repair. Successfully completed leak repair and prepared system for proper refrigerant recharge.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on single residential air conditioning system less than one year old. Performed thorough examination of outdoor condenser unit, verifying proper operation of fan assembly, protective grille integrity, and overall equipment condition. Inspected electrical connections, conduit mounting, and unit placement on concrete pad with gravel base. Evaluated basement-located air handler/coil system. All components found operating within normal parameters with no visible signs of damage, deterioration, or performance issues. System confirmed fully functional and properly maintained.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 3-ton air conditioning unit, 50-gallon hot water tank, and humidifier. The AC condensing unit was positioned on a rubber pad in the right side yard against the brick exterior wall, with refrigerant lines properly insulated and routed through the wall. All electrical connections were completed, including meter reconnection. System was flushed and tested for proper operation. Mechanical permit was obtained prior to installation, and all equipment was commissioned and left in operational condition.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 90,000 BTU high-efficiency furnace and 4-ton air conditioning unit in rear yard location. Installed humidifier, reconnected existing systems, and performed complete remeasure to ensure proper sizing and efficiency for utility rebate qualification. All equipment installed on proper base platform, PVC venting configured, and system tested for optimal performance.
Responded to service call for outdoor AC condenser unit producing intermittent loud buzzing sound while maintaining cooling operation. Upon arrival, performed visual and operational inspection of 5-year-old condensing unit located on gravel pad adjacent to building exterior. Diagnosed failed dual-run capacitor (Totaline P291-3554RS, 370/440VAC) as source of buzzing noise. Capacitor exhibited signs of electrical degradation causing intermittent arcing and audible buzzing during compressor cycling. Disconnected power at disconnect box and verified zero voltage before proceeding with component replacement. Removed defective capacitor, disconnected all terminal connections including compressor, condenser fan motor, and common wire leads. Installed new dual-run capacitor with matching specifications, reconnected all wire terminals to proper HERM, FAN, and C terminals per wiring diagram. Verified all electrical connections were secure and properly seated. Restored power to unit and perfo
Completed routine maintenance tune-up on a 5-year-old Lennox air conditioning system, model 13ACXN042-230-19, containing R-410A refrigerant. Performed standard inspection procedures, verified electrical specifications and system operation, and documented unit condition with no issues found. System tested and confirmed operating within manufacturer specifications.
Conducted comprehensive HVAC system evaluation on 15-year-old residential air conditioning system with basement-located air handler and outdoor condenser unit. Assessed equipment condition, ductwork integrity, and overall system performance to provide replacement estimate for non-operational air conditioning system. Documented existing installation including galvanized metal ductwork configuration, air handler cabinet with associated components, and outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad with proper electrical disconnect.
Completed scheduled maintenance on a 22KW Generac standby generator per manufacturer specifications. Performed comprehensive system inspection including visual examination of internal components, air intake pathways, and exhaust system. All mechanical components operating within normal parameters, unit functioning properly with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Responded to service call for 15-year-old air conditioning system blowing warm air with non-operational outdoor fan. Upon inspection, confirmed complete system failure and provided comprehensive estimate for full HVAC system replacement due to age and extent of required repairs. Documented existing exterior equipment location and electrical service configuration for replacement planning.
# HVAC Maintenance - Gold AC Inspection Performed comprehensive annual maintenance on a 3-year-old residential air conditioning system located in the backyard. Conducted complete system inspection including electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and component operation verification. Noted significant exterior dirt and grime accumulation on condenser unit panels requiring attention during service. Inspected condenser unit thoroughly, checking fan motor operation, blade assembly integrity, and protective grille condition. Verified proper airflow through condenser coils despite visible dust and debris buildup on exterior metal fins. Tested capacitor performance and measured voltage and amperage readings to ensure system operating within manufacturer specifications. Examined condensate drain pan and base mounting for proper positioning and drainage. Confirmed unit secured on concrete pad with appropriate vibration dampening. Checked refrigerant pressures on both high and low sides,
Conducted on-site assessment for new whole home generator installation at residential property. Evaluated existing electrical service configuration including dual meter setup with gray protective enclosures, conduit routing, and disconnect panel mounted on exterior brick wall. Inspected electrical infrastructure capacity and determined optimal generator placement considering accessibility for utility connection, fuel source routing, and clearance requirements from building structure. Documented current electrical service entry point, meter configuration, and available space on wooden deck area for equipment installation. Provided estimate for complete whole home generator system including necessary transfer switch, electrical connections, and integration with existing residential electrical panel.
Responded to no-cooling call on 2019 residential AC system. Found outdoor condenser unit not operating while furnace continued normal operation. Diagnosed electrical issue preventing compressor from running. Restored power to condenser, verified proper startup sequence, and confirmed supply air temperature of 138°F at plenum, indicating system returned to normal cooling operation.
Responded to a no cooling complaint at a commercial facility with rooftop AC units. Upon inspection, found a failed capacitor with severe corrosion on terminals and electrical connections, indicating age-related deterioration. Identified additional maintenance needs including a missing 4L420 belt and four 16x16x2 air filters requiring replacement. Documented equipment conditions with photographs showing weathered rooftop installation and degraded electrical components. Recommended further diagnosis to assess complete system functionality and determine extent of repairs needed for both potentially affected units. Equipment located with furnaces on ground floor and condensing units on accessible rooftop.
Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace and 3-ton air conditioning unit in left side yard location. Installed S40 thermostat, 500M humidifier, and APCO-1 air purification system with proper PVC intake and exhaust venting. Performed system flush, reconnected existing utilities, and verified all electrical and mechanical connections meet code requirements. Obtained necessary mechanical and electrical permits for installation. System tested and operational, with AHRI certification number 216726208 confirmed for utility rebate eligibility.