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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Hazel Park , MI
Hazel Park, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Hazel Park, MI between June 2026 and August 2026.
The most recent job was on August 12, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing forced air AC system in basement installation. Current unit requires extensive repairs that warrant full system replacement. Evaluated ductwork configuration, existing equipment placement, and mechanical room layout to provide accurate replacement estimate for new air conditioning system.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 8-year-old packaged HVAC system located in crawl space. Performed full cooling system inspection including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate drain lines, and airflow verification. Installed new 16x25x4 Honeywell pleated air filters to improve system efficiency and indoor air quality. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. System tested and confirmed working properly upon completion.
Conducted comprehensive replacement estimate for 28-year-old HVAC system including both furnace and air conditioning components located in utility room. Evaluated existing cylindrical outdoor condenser unit with protective metal grille and assessed indoor air handler with associated ductwork and refrigerant lines. Documented equipment age, current installation configuration, and provided replacement recommendations for aging system that has exceeded typical service life expectancy.
Responded to service call for AC unit not cooling properly with suspected low refrigerant. Upon arrival, inspected 6-year-old Daikin outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler system. Performed system diagnostics including temperature differential measurements, visual inspection of refrigerant lines, and operational testing. Confirmed unit was operational but running with reduced cooling capacity. Checked electrical connections at outdoor disconnect, inspected condenser coil for debris and airflow restrictions, and verified proper fan operation. Documented equipment condition with photographs of both indoor furnace/air handler assembly and outdoor condensing unit for service records.
Responded to service call for plugged condensation pump on 6-year-old forced air AC system located in laundry room. Upon inspection, found condensate pump clogged and preventing proper drainage. Cleared blockage from pump and verified proper operation. Noted significant dust and debris accumulation inside air handler cabinet and organic debris around outdoor condensing unit near vegetation. Cleaned accessible areas and tested system operation. Unit cooling properly with condensate draining as designed. Recommended regular filter changes and periodic cleaning of outdoor unit to prevent future issues.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic evaluation of outdoor condenser unit located in backyard. Unit was running but failing to produce cold air. Conducted visual inspection of condenser coils, fan operation, and overall unit condition, noting age-related wear on exterior components. Utilized digital multimeter to test electrical components and verify proper voltage and amperage readings throughout the system. Measurements indicated potential refrigerant or compressor-related issue affecting cooling capacity. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing weathered condenser unit with horizontal coil fins and cylindrical fan assembly. Provided customer with diagnostic findings and recommended next steps for repair or replacement consideration given the system's age and current performance issues.
Responded to no heat/cool call for heat pump water heater system. Upon arrival, performed comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of Hotpoint heat pump water heater unit using digital HVAC analyzer. Tested electrical parameters, temperature differentials, and system performance metrics. Conducted thorough maintenance inspection of unit including all plumbing connections, pressure relief valve, expansion tank, shut-off valves, and associated copper and PEX piping. Verified proper operation of heat pump components and restored system to normal heating functionality.
Responded to emergency call for active leak from bathtub drain pipe penetrating into basement ceiling. Upon inspection, discovered deteriorated P-trap assembly and compromised drain line connection in 70-year-old home with original plumbing infrastructure. Accessed affected area through basement ceiling to assess extent of water damage and identify leak source at tub waste and overflow assembly. Documented existing conditions showing aged galvanized piping, water staining on ceiling joists and subfloor, and failing plastic drain components. Isolated water supply and verified leak was confined to drain system rather than supply lines. Removed damaged P-trap section and assessed condition of surrounding drain connections. Replaced failed trap assembly with new PVC components, ensuring proper pitch and secure connections throughout drain line. Verified all joints were properly sealed and tested system by running water through tub drain to confirm leak was eliminated. Photographed comple
Completed full installation of 2-ton air conditioning system with new evaporator coil in rear yard location. Installation included mechanical and electrical connections, reconnection of condensate pump, thermostat, and refrigerant line flush. New condenser unit positioned on platform pad against exterior wall with proper clearances maintained. System startup performed with temperature verification confirming 128.1°F readings at appropriate test points. All components operational and permit documentation submitted as required.
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for full HVAC system upgrade at residential property. Customer currently has gas-fired forced air heating system with existing ductwork infrastructure and humidifier in place, seeking to add central air conditioning and evaluate furnace replacement needs. Inspected existing basement mechanical room setup, documenting current ductwork configuration including main trunk lines, flexible connections, and humidification equipment. Evaluated exterior utility connections and electrical service capacity at meter location to determine adequacy for additional AC condenser unit installation. Assessed duct system integrity and sizing to confirm compatibility with proposed cooling system addition. Photographed existing equipment layout, electrical infrastructure, and available mounting locations for outdoor condensing unit. Provided recommendations for AC installation options and furnished replacement considerations based on current heating system condition a
Performed comprehensive maintenance service on central air conditioning system that had not been serviced in over 8 years. Addressed customer concerns of reduced cooling capacity, diminished airflow, and excessive operational noise. Inspected outdoor condenser unit and indoor components, cleaned evaporator and condenser coils, checked refrigerant pressures and levels, replaced air filter, and lubricated motor bearings. Verified proper airflow at thermostat location and confirmed system returned to normal cooling operation with improved air delivery and reduced noise levels.
Performed comprehensive assessment of 16-year-old Lennox central air conditioning system experiencing performance issues. Evaluated outdoor condensing unit, indoor air handler, ductwork configuration, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections at breaker panel to determine system viability. Provided detailed estimate for complete HVAC system replacement based on equipment age, condition, and operational efficiency concerns.
Performed comprehensive inspection of 17-year-old R22 cooling system located in basement. Evaluated existing HVAC equipment including furnace, air handler, and associated ductwork to provide replacement estimate. Documented current system configuration, including flexible ductwork installation, PVC condensate drainage, and overall equipment condition to determine complete replacement requirements for aging refrigerant system.
Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up and inspection on 17-year-old cooling system with outdoor condenser unit located on concrete pad. Performed standard maintenance protocol including visual inspection of condenser cabinet, fan assembly, and exterior coil fins, verified unit operational status, and assessed overall system condition. Equipment found to be functioning with normal wear consistent with age, and homeowner advised of system status upon completion.
Responded to service call for leaking water heater in basement utility area. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of existing white cylindrical tanked water heater unit. Confirmed active leak with visible water staining and discoloration present on concrete floor surrounding base of unit. Documented current installation including copper supply piping, yellow flexible gas line connection, and electrical connections. Assessed overall condition of water heater, noting manufacturer labels and safety warnings intact. Photographed unit from multiple angles to document leak location, plumbing configuration, and surrounding mechanical room conditions including proximity to electrical panel. Provided homeowner with professional assessment and replacement options for failed water heater unit.
Responded to service call for toilet wax ring replacement estimate at residential property. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of toilet installation and surrounding floor area. Assessed toilet condition, checked for signs of water damage or leakage at base, and evaluated existing wax ring seal integrity. Documented current bathroom conditions with photographs showing standard two-piece white porcelain toilet installed on laminate flooring. Provided customer with detailed estimate for wax ring replacement service including removal and reinstallation of toilet fixture with new wax seal.
Responded to customer complaint of rattling noise coming through upstairs registers during system operation. Inspected 7-year-old furnace unit located in basement and associated ductwork. Examined all accessible duct connections, plenum attachments, and register boots for loose components or hardware. Verified system operational status with both heating and cooling modes functioning properly. Checked thermostat programming and confirmed proper system cycling. No loose components found within furnace cabinet or accessible ductwork that would account for reported noise. Advised customer that rattling may be originating from register grilles, duct hangers, or sections of ductwork not readily accessible from basement location and recommended monitoring for any changes in noise pattern or system performance.
Performed diagnostic inspection on 3-year-old residential air conditioning system located in basement. Inspected outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad adjacent to home exterior, confirming proper airflow through vertical louvers and radial fan grille assembly. Verified electrical connections at junction box and conduit routing along exterior wall. Examined indoor air handler ventilation grille and confirmed proper louver operation. Unit found in operational condition with parts under manufacturer warranty coverage.
Responded to service call for 12-year-old air conditioning system not cooling properly. Upon inspection, found furnace in failed condition and outdoor condenser unit completely empty of R-22 refrigerant. Due to age of equipment, unavailability of R-22 refrigerant, and failed furnace component, provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 7-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condensing unit inoperative. Performed diagnostic testing and identified failed dual run capacitor preventing compressor and condenser fan motor operation. Verified capacitor failure using digital multimeter, reading zero microfarads on affected terminals. Replaced defective Aqualine FB291-405RU2 capacitor with new OEM-equivalent component rated at 370/440VAC. Restored power to unit and confirmed proper compressor startup, condenser fan operation, and normal system pressures. Tested system through complete cooling cycle with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications. System returned to full operational status with proper cooling restored.