
Every home features a range of vital systems that may need some TLC from time to time. Look to Flame Furnace Company when you need HVAC, plumbing, or electrical services.
Our team brings decades of experience to each assignment. We’ll discuss your needs, review your systems, and perform the necessary repairs, replacements, or maintenance.
Trust our highly reviewed technicians for home services in Oak Park. Call (586) 217-2512 today to get started.
HVAC Service
Your HVAC system has to be ready for anything throughout the year. Ensure you’re ready to take on the next heat wave or cold snap with a proper HVAC system. Our team offers heating and cooling services for residents throughout Oak Park.
Heating
Staying warm in Michigan can be tough during the winter. Count on our team to ensure your heating system is ready for the bitter cold. Our team works on furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We offer:
- Heating repair: When your heater doesn’t run right, a simple repair may be all that’s needed.
- Heating installation: If your system is over 15 years old and constantly needs repairs, it may be time for a new unit.
- Heating maintenance: Annual tune-ups can help keep your heating system running well.
Air Conditioning
The summer heat can be just as extreme as the winter cold in Oak Park. Is your AC ready to keep up? Count on the HVAC technicians at FLAME to service your central air conditioner or ductless mini-splits. We provide:
- Cooling repair: Our team can repair your blower motor, condenser coil, or any other part of your AC system.
- Cooling installation: We can replace your old AC system with a brand-new, energy-efficient one.
- Cooling maintenance: Our team can perform an annual tune-up to keep your system working like new.
Enjoy comfortable temperatures all year long. Schedule service in Oak Park by calling (586) 217-2512.
Electrical in Oak Park
Electricity is vital to most of the systems in your home. Look to FLAME when you need an electrician in Oak Park.
Our experts offer replacements and repairs for all your electrical installations. We install generators, electrical panels, lighting, wiring, and more.
Ensure your home’s electrical system is running safely. Call FLAME at (586) 217-2512 to request electrical services.
Plumbing
The plumbing in your home needs to be well taken care of at all times. When one part fails, it could lead to more issues within the system and water damage around your home. FLAME is here to help when you need a plumber in Oak Park.
We can install, repair, and maintain everything from pipes and gas lines to water heaters and sump pumps. Our team also has the tools to perform drain cleaning and sewer line services.
For an expert plumber in Oak Park, look no further than FLAME. Call (586) 217-2512 today to get started.
Schedule With FLAME Today
Since 1949, FLAME has been a top-tier choice for home services in Oak Park and beyond. We offer same-day services, emergency services, and complete repairs from licensed and insured technicians.
For financing options, specials, and upfront pricing, look no further than FLAME.
Call (586) 217-2512 today to schedule home services in Oak Park.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Oak Park , MI
Oak Park, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Oak Park, MI between May 2026 and June 2026.
The most recent job was on June 18, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
# HVAC Tune-Up Completed Performed comprehensive preventive maintenance tune-up on basement-located air conditioning system over 10 years old. Inspected evaporator coil, blower assembly, and all accessible components within the air handler unit. Evaluated condensate drainage system and identified absence of proper drain line from condenser unit and lack of secondary drain pan for overflow protection. Documented existing conditions showing dust accumulation on interior components and wear patterns consistent with equipment age. Cleaned accessible surfaces, checked electrical connections, and verified proper airflow through ventilation system. Recommended installation of condensate drain line and drain pan to prevent potential water damage and ensure code compliance for continued safe operation of the cooling system.
Completed comprehensive maintenance service on residential HVAC system including AC tune-up on 2018 outdoor condenser unit and preventive maintenance on 2019 Briggs and Stratton 12KW standby generator. Performed standard inspection procedures on both units, verified operational status of two-unit system with air handler located in basement, and confirmed all equipment functioning properly. Renewed membership plans onsite and documented service with photographic records of outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad adjacent to brick foundation.
Completed annual cooling maintenance on a 16-year-old Bryant air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive tune-up including inspection of condenser unit, verification of proper leveling, cleaning of fan guard and coil assembly, and testing of all system components. System confirmed operational and functioning properly with no issues identified.
Responded to no-cool complaint on 5-year-old central air conditioning system. Upon inspection, determined outdoor fan motor was inoperative while compressor was running, resulting in inadequate heat rejection and reduced cooling capacity. Accessed outdoor unit control panel and diagnosed failed contactor preventing power delivery to condenser fan motor. Replaced defective contactor, verified proper electrical connections, and tested system operation. Unit now cooling properly with outdoor fan running at correct speed and full system functionality restored.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing heating and cooling system in residential utility closet for complete HVAC replacement estimate. Evaluated current natural gas furnace and air conditioning equipment configuration, including condensate drain assembly with PVC drainage lines, copper refrigerant lines with foam insulation showing frost accumulation indicative of temperature differential, and galvanized ductwork distribution system. Documented mechanical space conditions including water heater proximity, available clearances for new equipment installation, and utility area access constraints. Photographed existing system components, refrigerant line insulation condition, condensate management setup, and overall equipment layout to provide accurate replacement specifications for small residential application up to 1500 square feet.
Completed Gold AC Inspection on 8-year-old residential air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive evaluation of outdoor condensing unit, verified operational status of all components, and documented equipment condition with photographic records. Air handler/coil location in basement was confirmed, and system was found to be functioning properly at time of inspection.
# HVAC System Evaluation and Estimate Responded to service call for non-functional air conditioning system requiring full replacement assessment. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive evaluation of existing HVAC installation located in confined utility closet space. Inspected current gray sheet metal air handler unit with connected flexible aluminum ductwork featuring S-shaped configuration. Noted existing system components including return air ductwork, wall-mounted return air grille, and electrical control wiring. Performed thorough assessment of equipment condition, documenting significant dust and dirt accumulation on galvanized steel air handler exterior surfaces indicating extended operational use. Examined flexible ductwork connections, refrigerant line routing, and overall system configuration within tight installation space. Evaluated structural constraints of mechanical closet for replacement equipment specifications. Photographed existing installation showing air handler
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection and preventive maintenance on outdoor residential air conditioning system. Performed multi-point inspection including refrigerant line evaluation, condenser coil cleaning, fan motor operation verification, electrical connection testing, and amperage readings. All refrigerant lines with foam insulation showed proper installation with normal condensation present; brass valves and connections inspected and found secure. Condenser unit housing, fan assembly, and protective wire guard examined and confirmed in good working condition. System operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted at time of service.
Completed routine tune-up on 7-year-old Goodman furnace located in basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of all system components, verified proper operation of blower motor, heat exchanger, ignition system, and gas valve. System found to be operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted; no repairs required at this time.
Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement at residential property with 40+ year old air conditioning unit currently located in basement. Assessed existing natural gas furnace and air conditioning equipment, evaluated electrical service connections and metering infrastructure at exterior brick wall, and documented site conditions to develop replacement specifications for new heating and cooling system.
Replaced suction line and filter drier on residential air conditioning system. Both components were removed and taken to shop for proper disposal and documentation, with new parts installed to restore proper refrigerant flow and system protection.
Responded to callback for water leak issue on 10+ year old AC system located in basement. Upon arrival after 3 PM, inspected air handler and condensate drainage system where water accumulation had been reported on top of furnace. Used digital multimeter to perform electrical diagnostics and verify system operation. Tested capacitor functionality to ensure proper compressor and fan motor operation. Examined ductwork connections and air handler cabinet for signs of condensation or drain line blockage. Photographed HVAC installation including ductwork configuration and electrical components for documentation purposes. Addressed water leakage concern and cleared system for operation after completing diagnostics and necessary repairs to condensate management system.
Completed installation of new air conditioning system and evaporator coil in residential utility room. System was properly connected to existing York furnace, all refrigerant lines and ductwork were installed per manufacturer specifications, and electrical connections were completed. Unit was tested for proper operation, permit was requested for the installation, and customer payment was processed in full.
Responded to leaking shower knobs and faucet in main floor bathroom shower-tub combo unit. Upon inspection, accessed plumbing components through wall cavity to assess deteriorated fixtures in 1955-era installation. Evaluated three-handle chrome valve assembly mounted above tub spout showing signs of internal seal failure causing active leak for 2-3 days. Examined condition of supply lines and drain assembly through access point, noting significant age-related wear on mechanical systems. Documented existing pink tile surround and beige tub configuration with original plumbing hardware. Identified source of water seepage at valve stems requiring replacement of internal cartridges or complete valve body assembly to restore proper function and eliminate leaking condition.
Responded to no-cooling call for central air conditioning system. Upon arrival, found outdoor condensing unit completely inoperative with no power to the unit. Inspected electrical service and discovered tripped breaker at the main panel. Reset breaker and verified proper voltage supply to disconnect box. Outdoor unit restored to operation with compressor and condenser fan motor running normally. System tested and confirmed cooling cycle functioning properly.
Completed AC system start-up and verification on basement air handler installation with evaporator coil. Performed operational testing of new equipment, confirmed proper function of APCO air purification system with active LED display, and verified all drainage piping connections and condensate line routing. System operating within manufacturer specifications with all components functioning correctly.
Responded to service call for 6-year-old AC unit continuously running without reaching setpoint temperature. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using digital manifold gauges and airflow measurements on R410A system. Testing revealed critically low refrigerant charge with suction and liquid line pressures both reading -61.3 PSIG, indicating significant refrigerant loss. System showed minimal temperature split of 0.7°F across evaporator coil and negative dehumidification capacity, confirming insufficient refrigerant for proper operation. Located and inspected refrigerant lines at outdoor unit, noting copper-to-PVC transition points and insulated sections. System requires refrigerant leak detection, repair of leak source, evacuation, and proper recharge to manufacturer specifications to restore cooling capacity and prevent compressor damage from continued operation in low-charge condition.
Responded to service call for water accumulation on top of basement furnace unit. Upon arrival, found 10+ year old furnace/air handler with moisture present, which had caused system shutdown. Utilized borescope inspection camera to examine internal ductwork and plenum areas for source of water intrusion. Inspected drain lines, evaporator coil drain pan, and surrounding HVAC components to identify leak origin. Documented findings with photographic evidence and provided recommendations for necessary repairs to resolve moisture issue and restore safe system operation.
Conducted on-site evaluation of a non-functioning 12-year-old residential air conditioning system for replacement estimate. Assessed existing outdoor condensing unit positioned on side of home, documented current equipment condition and installation location including electrical disconnect and service access. Provided comprehensive replacement options for whole-house cooling system based on equipment age and operational failure.
Responded to service call for blank thermostat display on Lennox forced air heating system located in basement. Diagnosed non-functional thermostat and replaced existing unit with WiFi-enabled programmable thermostat, ensuring proper leveling and wiring connections. Replaced HVAC system air filter and verified proper system operation upon completion.