
Simplify your home service needs with Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical’s comprehensive heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) services in Eastpointe, MI, and surrounding areas.
Our professional and friendly team guarantees transparent services that begin with upfront and fair pricing on every project we undertake. We also provide competitive deals to help you save on services. With a team of licensed and insured professionals who are background-checked for your complete comfort, trust that your cooling and heating needs are met with care and professionalism you won’t find elsewhere.
For reliable HVAC services in Eastpointe, MI, call FLAME at (586) 271-8813 or schedule a booking online today.
Furnace Installation and Repair
Reliable heating services are a must for Eastpoint home and business owners. With the cold temperatures and snowy winters, few things are as comforting as stepping into a warm office or returning to a cozy home. From fixing furnace breakdowns to completing upgrades, the FLAME team has done it all. We’re ready to assist if you need quality heating services in Eastpointe, MI.
Furnace Repair
Beat the cold with our fast furnace repairs. Our HVAC technicians have the skills and knowledge to restore any make and model and get it working like its usual self again. If your furnace is blowing only cold air, doesn’t shut off, or you hear strange noises while it runs, it may be time for a service.
Furnace Installation
Whether your current heater is getting old or needs constant repairs, you can count on us to replace or install a new furnace for your home or business. We’ll safely connect the unit to your gas or electricity line and run the necessary tests before completing the project.
AC Repair and Installation Services
When it comes to air conditioning services, you want a quick response time and convenient scheduling. At FLAME, your comfort is our priority. We will install or repair your AC with meticulous care, allowing you to return to your routine. From upgrading old systems to resolving sudden breakdowns, our team can handle all your AC needs.
AC Installation
A rise in energy bills, inconsistent cooling, and an AC over 10 years old could mean it’s time to consider replacing the system. FLAME can install a new AC with care and professionalism. We’ll walk you through the process and do a thorough job for a durable, efficient new AC.
AC Repair
If you notice refrigerant leaks, warm air from the vents, odd smells, or another issue, look to our team to provide quick AC repairs. We’ll assess the problem and fix your AC for cool and comfortable indoor temperatures. If you need air conditioning repair in Eastpointe, we’re the top choice.
Why Choose FLAME in Eastpointe, MI, for Your Heating and Cooling Needs?
We’re always working to enhance services to meet the demands of our loyal customers. With same-day services, financing options, and free estimates on replacement quotes, we strive to deliver convenient and affordable services without compromising quality. When enlisting the help of our professionals, you’re guaranteed peace of mind, customer satisfaction, and unmatched expertise.
Schedule a Service Today
Your HVAC system works hard to keep you comfortable every day. Give it the quality services it deserves by entrusting FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical. Whether you need repairs, installations, or HVAC maintenance in Eastpointe, MI, call us at (586) 271-8813 or book an appointment online.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Eastpointe , MI
Eastpointe, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Eastpointe, MI between June 2026 and July 2026.
The most recent job was on July 24, 2026.
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 157 jobs in Eastpointe, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to no cooling complaint on 4-year-old residential air conditioning system located in backyard. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of outdoor condensing unit and associated refrigerant lines. Verified electrical connections at disconnect box, inspected condenser coil condition, and checked refrigerant line insulation integrity. Unit appeared to be in normal operating condition with proper installation of PVC refrigerant lines and electrical components properly secured.
Responded to service call for slow draining kitchen sink in downstairs area where water drainage had been progressively worsening over an extended period. Upon arrival, inspected the 50-year-old home's plumbing system and accessed basement infrastructure to evaluate drainage lines and connections. Assessed aged copper and galvanized piping showing oxidation and patina consistent with the home's age. Cleared obstruction from kitchen sink drain line to restore proper water flow. Additionally performed requested maintenance flush of water heater unit located in basement to remove sediment buildup and maintain system efficiency. Inspected exposed plumbing assembly including aged pipe fittings, valve connections, and drainage system. Documented existing plumbing conditions with photographic evidence showing basement infrastructure, wooden floor joists, and aged metallic pipe assemblies with visible oxidation on fittings. Verified no additional drainage issues were present elsewhere in the h
Completed Gold AC Inspection on a 1-year-old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and basement-located air handler. Performed comprehensive maintenance inspection including visual examination of outdoor unit positioned on pad against exterior wall, verified proper electrical connections and disconnect box operation, checked condenser coil condition through louvered vents, confirmed fan operation and grille integrity, and assessed overall system functionality. Unit found to be operating properly with no immediate service concerns identified.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 6-year-old residential AC unit located at rear of property. Upon inspection, found outdoor condensing unit inoperative with heavily corroded capacitor showing significant rust and moisture damage. Unit exhibited signs of deferred maintenance with accumulated debris, leaf matter around base, and weathered electrical components including contactors and relay switches covered in dirt and grime. Diagnosed failed dual run capacitor as primary cause of system failure. Recommended capacitor replacement and thorough system cleaning to restore cooling operation and prevent further component deterioration.
Completed full AC system replacement for unit over 10 years old. Removed existing outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler from basement location. Installed new outdoor condensing unit against exterior brick wall with proper refrigerant line insulation and electrical disconnect. Routed new refrigerant lines through flexible conduit secured to building exterior with appropriate mounting brackets. Connected system to existing electrical service and verified proper voltage at outdoor unit. Tested system operation, confirmed proper refrigerant charge levels, and verified all safety controls functioning correctly.
Conducted on-site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing Goodman furnace installation in basement utility area, noting current equipment configuration, ductwork connections, electrical wiring routing, and PVC condensate drainage system. Evaluated exterior electrical service location and clearances for potential outdoor condensing unit placement to provide comprehensive replacement estimate for new air conditioning and heating equipment.
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for complete HVAC system replacement in 1,135 square foot residential property. Evaluated existing basement mechanical room configuration, including current furnace, ductwork, electrical service, and ventilation infrastructure. Documented existing equipment layout, noting gray metal furnace unit with connected PVC venting system, galvanized supply ductwork with visible aging and wear, electrical panel capacity and location, and concrete block foundation conditions. Assessed spatial requirements for new furnace and air conditioning system installation, verifying adequate clearances for equipment placement, service access, and code compliance. Photographed current mechanical room setup to support equipment sizing calculations and installation planning for proposed heating and cooling system upgrade.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on a 1-year-old HVAC system with air handler located in basement. System is operational and functioning properly. Performed detailed multi-point inspection including examination of air handler unit, electrical connections, condensate drainage system with PVC piping configuration, flexible metallic conduit runs, and associated mechanical components. Verified proper installation of all system components, checked control box operation with illuminated indicator confirming power supply, inspected mounting and securing of all conduits and piping, and documented system condition through photographic records. All equipment found to be in good working order with no immediate service needs identified.
Performed comprehensive tune-up and inspection on 2019 Lennox outdoor condensing unit. All refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and mechanical components were inspected and found to be operating within normal parameters. Unit demonstrated proper airflow, appropriate amp draw, and no visible signs of wear or deterioration requiring immediate attention.
Responded to no hot water complaint affecting entire residence. Upon inspection of tanked water heater unit in basement, diagnosed failed heating element and faulty thermostat preventing proper water temperature. Replaced defective heating element, installed new thermostat, and verified all electrical connections. Tested pressure relief valve operation, flushed sediment from tank bottom, and restored full hot water service to all fixtures throughout the home.
Responded to service call for 30-year-old central air conditioning system with inadequate cooling performance. Conducted comprehensive system evaluation of outdoor condenser unit located at rear of property, documenting equipment condition and specifications. Assessed aging equipment and provided replacement estimate options based on system age, performance deficiencies, and current operational status.
Responded to service call for 30-year-old central air conditioning system with inadequate cooling performance. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive system diagnostics including electrical testing at the outdoor unit's terminal block and measured voltage/amperage readings using digital multimeter. Visual inspection revealed accumulated debris and deterioration at electrical connections consistent with the age of the equipment. Testing confirmed system operational deficiencies affecting cooling capacity. Documented findings with photographic evidence of electrical components and diagnostic measurements for service records.
Provided estimate for complete air conditioning system replacement for non-operational unit over 10 years old located in basement. Assessed existing equipment, electrical disconnect, and natural gas furnace compatibility for new AC installation.
Responded to callback for one-year-old AC system in basement with no cooling after previous service visit. Upon arrival, measured evaporator coil temperature at 62.6°F, indicating insufficient cooling performance. Inspected electrical connections at junction box and verified proper wiring and power supply to unit. Documented system conditions with temperature readings and electrical components for further diagnostics to resolve ongoing cooling issue.
Responded to a basement water heater leak call. Upon inspection, found active leaking at the base of the tanked water heater with visible water staining on the concrete floor. Assessed the unit's condition, including all copper piping connections, pressure relief valve, and tank integrity. Documented the leak source and current installation setup, including connection points and surrounding plumbing infrastructure. Provided diagnostic findings and recommendations to the property owner for necessary repairs or replacement options.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace and 2.5 ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installed Sensi thermostat, humidifier, flue liner, condensate pump, and new dedicated electrical circuit to support the equipment. Performed system flush, verified proper refrigerant pressures and operational parameters, and confirmed all components functioning correctly per manufacturer specifications.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace and 2-ton air conditioning unit in basement location with rear yard condenser placement. Installed new thermostat, humidifier, and condensate pump with 500 feet of material. Ran white PVC venting through floor joists to exterior, connected all ductwork to existing green plenum system, and performed return air remeasurement for proper airflow. Coordinated electrical requirements for equipment hookup and reconnected all utilities upon completion. Secured mechanical and electrical permits prior to installation, documented AHRI certificate number for equipment matching, and completed all work to qualify for utility company rebate programs.
Completed comprehensive estimate for full HVAC system replacement on 20+ year old equipment located in basement, including evaluation of outdoor condensing unit and indoor components. Assessment included electrical panel upgrade requirements to support new system installation. Documented existing thermostat configuration, outdoor unit placement on concrete pad against brick exterior, and electrical connections requiring modification for updated equipment.
Completed installation of 3-ton rear discharge air conditioning unit with matching uncased evaporator coil. System was properly sized and measured on-site, refrigerant lines were flushed and reconnected, and thermostat wiring was installed. Performed vacuum test achieving 33.2 microns to verify system integrity, charged unit to manufacturer specifications, and confirmed proper operation of all components.
Responded to no-cool call on 6-year-old AC system with unit not powering on. Upon arrival, found thermostat wiring had become loose at terminal connections, preventing proper communication between thermostat and outdoor condensing unit. Inspected all low-voltage wiring at thermostat, identified multiple wires that had backed out of terminals due to improper insertion depth. Removed wires, stripped back oxidized copper ends, and properly reinstalled all conductors to manufacturer specifications ensuring full insertion into terminal blocks. Verified all connections were secure and making proper contact. Restored power to system and confirmed thermostat successfully powered on and communicated with outdoor unit. Cycled system through cooling mode, verified compressor and condenser fan motor engaged properly, and confirmed unit operating normally with no further issues.