
Detroit is home to many milestones in American history and continues to pave the way for many cultural innovations. That’s why FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical proudly provides our communities in Detroit, MI, with all their home and business HVAC, plumbing, or electrical needs.
Call (888) 234-2340 or contact us online and experience Detroit’s leading team of HVAC professionals.
HVAC Services in the Detroit, MI area
We completely understand the importance of your home’s heating and cooling systems for comfort and safety. Our team of experts can handle any residential or commercial HVAC repair, inspection, maintenance, or replacement in no time.
- Air conditioning: Hot summers in Detroit call for cool air from a reliable and adequately maintained AC. For all your residential and commercial AC services, trust the FLAME team to help you remedy all your issues quickly and efficiently.
- Heating: When cold Michigan winters hit, your heating system is imperative to keep you and your family warm. We have knowledge, experience, and expertise with furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and commercial heating systems. No matter your system, we’re always ready to help work on it.
- Indoor air quality: When dealing with your home’s HVAC system, whether cold or hot, your indoor air quality will be affected. FLAME will ensure your indoor air is as clean as possible, so you’ll never smell foul odors or breathe in too many allergens. We’ll gladly service your air filters, air scrubbers, humidifiers, and more.
Detroit Plumbing Services
Without a properly installed and maintained plumbing system, your home could become unsafe due to leaks, clogs, or sewage backup. Our master plumbers and journeymen are ready to tackle residential plumbing problems courteously and efficiently.
- Clogged drains: We can quickly help you unclog and clean your drains without hiccups.
- Frozen and burst pipes: In Detroit’s frigid weather, it’s not uncommon for homeowners to experience a frozen or burst pipe at the worst possible time. But don’t worry — FLAME is always on standby, ready to help you immediately clean up the mess and repair the problem.
- Water heaters: Water heaters are also vital to your home, and our team is familiar with all makes and models to ensure you can always count on us.
We also help our communities with:
- Sump pumps
- Toilets
- Commercial plumbing
- and more!
Call (888) 234-2340 or contact us online today for all your plumbing needs in Detroit.
Electrical Services
FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical has been helping residents and business owners in Detroit and the surrounding areas of Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair, Wayne, and Washtenaw counties with their electrical services, including installation, repair, and inspection.
We can service your property’s circuit breaker, the brain of your home’s electrical system. And if you ever experience a power surge, our master electricians will help you get your home back up and running in no time.
That’s not all, however. We’re also equipped to help you with:
Call (888) 234-2340 or contact us online now, and we’ll take care of your electrical issues immediately.
Why Choose Flame Furnace Company?
FLAME was founded in 1949 and remains the benchmark for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services throughout Detroit. When you choose us, know that you’ll always get:
- Fully licensed and insured team
- Background-checked professionals
- Free estimates and upfront pricing
- Respect, responsiveness, and expertise
- Coupons, financing options, and service plans
Call (888) 234-2340 or contact us online for the best HVAC services in all of Detroit!
Detroit Services FAQs
How long do HVAC systems last?
Most systems last between 10 to 15 years but can quickly degrade over time, so it’s important to have regular professional inspections and maintenance done.
Are bigger AC systems better?
Not necessarily. It’s more important to match your AC to your home. If your AC is too big, it will short-cycle and not run long enough to properly eliminate humidity and drain water from your system.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Detroit , MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed installation of a 40-gallon short Bradford White gas water heater in basement utility area. Performed necessary gas piping repairs to ensure safe and proper fuel supply to the new unit. Connected copper supply and discharge lines with shutoff valves, verified all connections for leaks, and ensured proper venting configuration. Unit was tested for proper operation and all safety protocols were confirmed prior to completion.
Completed AC system startup on basement evaporator coil installation. Performed electrical diagnostics and measurements using digital multimeter, confirming proper amperage draw of 4.42 amps on blower motor assembly. Verified all copper line connections at coil were secure and properly brazed. System tested and operating within manufacturer specifications.
Performed system startup on newly installed air conditioning unit. Completed electrical connections and control wiring within junction box, verified all circuit board connections and terminal points, and installed 20x25x5 filter as specified. System tested and operational.
Responded to service call for non-functional hot water tank in basement and bathtub leak in four-family residential building constructed in 1915. Upon inspection, discovered significant water damage requiring access through ceiling to assess plumbing infrastructure and drainage systems. Created access opening in ceiling to expose aged wooden joists and compromised plumbing components. Identified deteriorated piping and water intrusion affecting multiple levels of the structure. Inspected vertical PVC drainage lines running along basement utility area, noting purple primer markings indicating previous installation work. Found evidence of ongoing water damage at wall base with exposed substrate and accumulated debris. Evaluated hot water heater located in basement adjacent to furnace, assessing operational status and connections. Performed comprehensive inspection of both plumbing issues as requested, documenting conditions through photography for repair planning. Damage extent required
Completed full installation of 2-ton air conditioning system with matching evaporator coil at rear location. Installed new Honeywell Home programmable thermostat with proper wiring configuration and tested all control functions. Coordinated with electrical contractor for new dedicated circuit installation to meet code requirements. System includes humidifier integration and condensate pump. All mechanical and electrical permits obtained and work performed to current code standards. Verified proper airflow through return air plenum after remeasurement and modifications. Unit commissioned successfully with all components operating within manufacturer specifications.
Successfully installed a Cadet Con 150-2 electric baseboard heater (115V) in the bathroom adjacent to the family room, including complete electrical wiring and connection. Installed approximately 12 feet of line hide to conceal exposed refrigerant lines in the family room and completed repairs to existing exterior line hide. All installations tested and verified operational, with heating unit properly mounted and functioning according to manufacturer specifications.
Conducted on-site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement including outdoor air conditioning unit and basement furnace. Assessed existing cylindrical condenser unit located in narrow side yard between building and chain-link fence, documented equipment condition and installation specifications. Inspected electrical service routing along fence line, evaluated accessibility for replacement equipment, and photographed current system configuration to prepare comprehensive replacement estimate for both cooling and heating systems.
Conducted on-site evaluation for replacement of 15-year-old steam furnace and window air conditioning units with a 3-zone ductless heat pump system. Assessed proposed indoor unit locations in living spaces including bedroom area currently served by window AC unit, confirmed electrical panel capacity and breaker availability for new system installation, and discussed outdoor unit placement options with property owner. Documented existing equipment conditions and photographed installation areas to prepare comprehensive estimate for ductless mini-split heat pump conversion.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of basement plumbing system in 1948-era residential property. Evaluated extensively corroded vertical piping, copper supply lines, and associated fittings showing significant rust buildup and surface oxidation. Despite advanced corrosion on metal components, verified all pipes remain functional with no active leaks or water damage present. Documented deteriorated conditions including heavily oxidized vertical pipe with crusty, flaky rust accumulation, corroded brass fittings, and condensate pump assembly. Photographed utility area showing moisture staining on concrete surfaces and age-related degradation of mechanical systems. Provided detailed estimate for complete pipe replacement to prevent future failures and ensure long-term system integrity.
Conducted on-site assessment for AC condenser relocation project from rear of property to side yard location. Evaluated existing electrical disconnect, refrigerant line routing, and condensate drain configuration to determine scope of work required for complete unit repositioning. Documented current indoor air handler and furnace installation in basement mechanical room, noting existing ductwork layout and electrical connections that will remain unaffected by exterior condenser relocation. Provided comprehensive estimate for disconnect and reconnection of refrigerant lines, electrical service, and all associated components necessary to safely relocate outdoor condensing unit to proposed side yard location while maintaining system integrity and code compliance.
Installed weatherproof GFCI outlet on exterior brick wall to provide required electrical service within 25 feet of HVAC equipment, resolving city electrical code violation. Outlet features clear protective cover rated for outdoor use with proper sealing against moisture intrusion.
Conducted on-site assessment for furnace replacement estimate in utility room. Current natural gas furnace is non-operational with unknown age and requires full replacement. Evaluated existing installation location, electrical service panel with adequate circuit capacity, and surrounding infrastructure including water heater and HVAC equipment to determine proper sizing and installation requirements for new gas furnace system.
Completed AC system start-up for basement coil installation. Verified electrical disconnect box operation with 440V reading, confirmed proper wiring connections, and ensured all safety components were functioning correctly. System tested and operational.
Responded to no heat call for attic-mounted furnace unable to maintain temperature above 68 degrees. Upon inspection, performed diagnostic testing of electrical components and control circuits using digital multimeter. Identified issue with heating relay and associated control wiring. Tested voltage readings across multiple connection points to verify proper system operation. Inspected furnace cabinet interior, control board connections, and thermostat wiring to ensure all components functioning correctly. System restored to proper operation with unit now achieving desired temperature setpoint.
Performed main drain snaking service to clear blockage in basement drainage system. Located and accessed the main cleanout within a concrete utility pit showing signs of moisture accumulation and biological growth. Successfully snaked the main drain line to restore proper flow and drainage function.
Completed on-site assessment for air conditioning replacement estimate at residential property with basement installation location. Evaluated existing HVAC infrastructure, ductwork configuration, and electrical service capacity to determine requirements for new AC system installation compatible with existing natural gas furnace. Documented current equipment layout, ventilation pathways, and mechanical room conditions to prepare comprehensive replacement proposal.
Responded to gas leak report on 13-year-old furnace located in basement. Upon arrival, contacted customer as requested prior to beginning inspection. Conducted thorough visual inspection of gas supply lines, connections, and furnace components in basement utility area. Inspected exposed copper gas piping, shut-off valves, and connection points along ceiling joists and vertical drops for signs of leakage or deterioration. Examined flexible gas connector at furnace and all threaded connections. Performed pressure test on gas line system to identify source and severity of leak. Documented existing plumbing infrastructure including pipe routing, valve locations, and overall condition of gas delivery system. Photographed gas line configuration, pipe supports, and connection points for estimate preparation. Noted unit continues to operate and provide heat despite reported leak. Provided customer with detailed assessment of gas line condition and prepared comprehensive estimate for necessary
Responded to service call for water leakage on 3-year-old furnace unit in basement. Upon inspection, identified condensate drainage issue causing water accumulation on concrete floor beneath unit. Documented staining and moisture damage on equipment casing and surrounding floor area. Inspected internal components including control board, wiring harnesses, and condensate management system to determine source of leak. Cleared condensate drain line obstruction and verified proper drainage flow. Tested unit operation and confirmed leak resolved with no further water discharge to floor.
Performed system start-up on newly installed air conditioning system, including basement evaporator coil and outdoor condensing unit. Verified proper operation of all components, confirmed refrigerant lines and condensate drainage were functioning correctly, and documented equipment installation with photos showing both indoor and outdoor units in operational condition.
Responded to service call for non-operational hot water heater and furnace diagnostic evaluation in basement mechanical room. Performed comprehensive assessment of existing HVAC system including gray metal furnace unit with exposed internal components and white air handler assembly. Inspected ductwork connections, blower motor assembly, and ventilation system throughout basement area. Evaluated condition of copper piping, electrical connections, and overall system infrastructure. Documented equipment age and operational status through visual inspection with access panel removal. Assessed water heater functionality and provided recommendations for repair versus replacement options for both heating units based on current equipment condition and performance capabilities.