
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
Responded to kitchen sink backup complaint and performed diagnostic inspection of drainage system. Upon arrival, inspected under-sink plumbing configuration and identified issues with drain assembly and trap connections. Examined the existing black trap pipe, white PVC drain lines, and associated fittings for proper installation, blockages, and potential points of failure. Assessed water supply lines and flexible connections for any contributing factors to the drainage problem. Cleared blockage from kitchen sink drain and verified proper water flow through the system, restoring full drainage functionality.
Performed service call on Reznor RA350 oil-fired furnace unit located in commercial facility requiring ladder access. Inspected ceiling-mounted unit with horizontal louver discharge grille and verified proper safety railing installation around equipment. Documented unit condition and configuration, noting this is one of five total units on-site requiring future preventive maintenance scheduling. Unit accessible from ground level with ladder, positioned near corrugated metal ceiling structure with white ductwork distribution system.
Responded to service call for leaking radiator in back room connected to 10-year-old steam boiler system located in basement. Performed diagnostic inspection of steam distribution system, identifying leak source at radiator connection point. Inspected boiler control board, pressure relief components, and steam piping infrastructure for proper operation and potential contributing factors to the leak condition.
Responded to service call for dual heat pump system where one of two Pioneer units was not operating. Performed diagnostic evaluation on non-functioning 3-year-old unit mounted on exterior wooden platform while confirming newer unit remained operational. Completed troubleshooting procedures and system assessment, with both outdoor condensers photographed for documentation purposes.
Completed comprehensive Gold-level furnace inspection on a 2-year-old forced air system located in the basement. Verified thermostat operation showing proper temperature control at 75°F with heating mode functional. Inspected all mechanical components including air handler, refrigerant lines, copper piping connections, brass fittings and valves, electrical connections, and condensate drainage system. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. System confirmed to be in good working condition with proper airflow and no safety concerns identified.
Provided estimate for new air conditioning system installation in basement location. Assessed existing mechanical room configuration with current furnace and water heater setup to determine proper placement and ductwork requirements for AC unit addition. Documented equipment layout and available space for new installation.
Completed comprehensive tune-up service on furnace unit located in basement, equipment age over 10 years. Performed thorough inspection of blower motor assembly, verified all electrical connections and terminal blocks, checked wiring integrity across control circuits, and examined refrigerant line connections. All components found operating within normal parameters, system tested and confirmed functioning properly at time of service completion.
Completed installation and venting work for water heater using chimney liner system. Installed metallic ductwork including smooth rigid piping and corrugated flexible venting to properly exhaust combustion gases through existing chimney structure. Secured all ductwork with appropriate metal straps and hangers to ceiling joists, ensuring proper support and code-compliant clearances. Verified proper draft and ventilation for safe water heater operation.
Conducted site assessment for two-family residential property requiring replacement of two stolen furnaces. Inspected existing HVAC infrastructure including air handler unit, ductwork connections, and supply/return configurations. Documented current equipment conditions, noting deteriorated insulation on plenum ductwork and existing PVC condensate drainage system, and photographed mechanical room layout with annotated measurements for equipment sizing and replacement planning.
Responded to gas leak repair call and conducted thorough inspection of plumbing system. Located and repaired gas leak on black iron pipe connections near water heater installation. Applied pipe dope and properly tightened all gas line fittings to manufacturer specifications. Pressure tested entire gas system to confirm leak elimination and verify safe operating conditions. All connections passed leak detection testing with soap solution. System restored to safe operation with no detectable gas leaks remaining.
# Bathtub Drain Assembly Replacement Responded to a bathroom drain issue that had been ongoing for 30 days in a 60-year-old residential property. Upon arrival, conducted a thorough inspection of the bathtub drainage system to identify the source of the clog and poor drainage performance. ## Work Performed Removed the existing bathtub drain assembly, which showed significant age-related deterioration and corrosion consistent with the home's age. The original brass drain flange and internal components exhibited heavy buildup and wear that was impeding proper water flow. Created an access point in the bathroom wall to reach the drain assembly's connection points and associated plumbing. This wall opening allowed for proper removal and replacement of the corroded drain components that could not be accessed from the tub side alone. Extracted the old drain flange, stopper mechanism, and associated hardware. The removed parts displayed extensive mineral deposits and corrosion that had a
Installed a new 50-gallon Bradford White electric water heater with dual 4500-watt heating elements rated for 240/208V operation. Connected flexible supply lines and electrical service, ensuring all connections met code requirements, and submitted permit application for inspection approval.
Responded to no-heat call where thermostat was not communicating with furnace. Upon arrival, inspected furnace control board, gas valve assembly, and thermostat wiring connections. Identified communication failure between thermostat and furnace control system. Tagged gas valve with safety lockout tags and verified all electrical connections at control module. Restored thermostat communication, tested system operation, and confirmed proper heating function throughout home.
Successfully completed installation of a Lennox 70,000 BTU gas furnace in basement location, including all mechanical and electrical connections. Installation included proper venting with PVC intake and exhaust piping, flue liner installation, condensate drainage system with pump, and reconnection of existing ductwork to new unit. All components tested and system operational upon completion.
Responded to service call for leaking steam boiler located in basement. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of 2019 steam boiler system and identified active leak at circulator pump assembly with compromised gasket seals at pipe connections. Documented equipment condition with photos showing deteriorated gaskets at pump inlet/outlet joints and recommended immediate repair to prevent water damage and maintain system efficiency.
Responded to no-heat call where furnace was not operating. Upon arrival, inspected Emerson programmable thermostat and verified proper settings and power. Proceeded to basement mechanical room and examined heating system. Diagnosed issue with pilot light assembly preventing ignition sequence. Restored system to proper operation and verified heating cycle completed successfully.
Responded to service call for 10+ year old furnace in basement blowing cold air. Performed diagnostic inspection of gas furnace and air handler unit, examining internal components including heating elements, control board, electrical connections, and gas valve assembly. Identified issue with heating system operation, inspected all wiring connections (multiple circuit wires including red, orange, purple, yellow, black, and white leads), verified gas supply connections, and assessed overall equipment condition showing age-related wear and dust accumulation.
Conducted inspection of existing half-bath exhaust fan system in 1971-built home to assess feasibility of proper ductwork installation to dedicated exterior roof cap for moisture prevention. Examined current fan location in family room and accessed ceiling cavity to evaluate routing options and structural considerations. Documented existing conditions including current duct configuration and identified optimal path for dedicated exterior venting to eliminate moisture damage concerns.
# HVAC Install - A/C & Coil Service Report Successfully completed full-day installation of 2.5-ton air conditioning system with evaporator coil and furnace reinstallation in residential basement utility area. Installation included new copper refrigerant lines with proper insulation, white PVC condensate drainage system with pump, and coordination with electrician for new dedicated circuit as specified. All mechanical and electrical permits were requested and processed, with equipment properly positioned on concrete floor against concrete block walls, refrigerant lines routed to ceiling, and all connections secured per manufacturer specifications and code requirements.
# HVAC Service Warranty Report ## Service Summary Responded to no-heat complaint on 5-year-old furnace producing operational sounds without heat output. Diagnosed failed blower motor and completed replacement under warranty. ## Work Performed Arrived on-site and confirmed homeowner complaint of furnace running without heat production. Conducted comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of basement-installed furnace system. Performed visual inspection of unit components and verified power supply to system. Utilized digital multimeter to test electrical circuits and components. Measured voltage and continuity across heating elements and motor connections. Testing revealed blower motor failure as root cause of no-heat condition. Motor was receiving proper electrical supply but failed to operate, preventing air circulation through heat exchanger and resulting in no heat delivery to living spaces. Documented equipment specifications and wiring configuration through photographic documentation