Since 1949, FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical, your local, trusted source for a range of home service needs, has been serving the Metro Detroit region. Our licensed and insured team offers same-day services and background-checked technicians to ensure you get the highest standard of service at fair, upfront pricing.
For fast and affordable heating and cooling services in Roseville, MI, we’re the team you can trust.
Reliable Furnace Installation and Repair
Roseville is a beautiful city, but it can get freezing cold. Reliable heating services are vital for homes and businesses. FLAME is your local furnace company that will install, repair and maintain your furnace for comfortable indoor temperatures all winter.
Furnace Installation
If you’re looking for furnace installation in Roseville, MI, you’re in the right place. Our heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technicians are skilled and experienced in replacing your current furnace or installing a new one. If your heater is more than a decade old or needs frequent repairs, rest assured we’ll install an efficient new system.
Furnace Repair
Getting quick and reliable repairs when your furnace malfunctions can save you the inconvenience of sitting and waiting in the cold. We can work on various makes and models to provide accurate diagnoses and thorough repairs. Get in touch with us for heating services in Roseville, MI.
AC Repair and Installation Services
Keep your household or business cool during the hot summer months with quality air conditioning services from FLAME. From replacements to repairs and maintenance, we’ll take care of all your AC needs and prioritize your time and comfort.
AC Installation
Odd noises and smells, a spike in energy bills and inconsistent cooling are some of the signs you may need a new air conditioner. Once you contact us, our HVAC technicians will drive to you with the necessary tools and parts for a durable installation.
AC Repair
If you need professional AC repair, FLAME provides top-rated services. From frequent short cycling to higher-than-usual humidity or refrigerant leaks, we’ve seen it all and can restore your unit with expertise. We can repair the following types of air conditioners:
Why Choose Us for Your Heating and Cooling Needs?
At FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical, we go the extra mile on every project, working with you to get long-term solutions for your home or business. With individualized assistance and responsive support, your property’s heating and cooling are in the right hands with us. Here’s why residents choose us:
- Trusted HVAC experts: We’ve provided HVAC services for decades.
- Fast response time: We respect your time and respond promptly when you need us.
- Background-checked technicians: All our technicians are background-checked and verified.
- Fair pricing: Our team offers detailed, clear estimates and upfront pricing.
Schedule a Service With Us Today
With FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical, you’re not just getting service but peace of mind. Our commitment to providing expert service, clear communication, and easy booking makes us the first choice for homeowners in Roseville. We also offer financing options and discounts for military members, veterans, and seniors.
Looking for a trustworthy team for your property’s needs? Call FLAME at (586) 271-8813.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Roseville , MI
Roseville, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Roseville, MI between April 2026 and May 2026.
The most recent job was on May 22, 2026.
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 181 jobs in Roseville, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 9-year-old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and basement-located evaporator coil. Performed thorough examination of condenser unit including fan motor operation, compressor function, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall system performance. Inspected indoor evaporator coil, thermostat operation, humidifier functionality, and hot water tank as part of complete system evaluation, documenting equipment condition with photographs for service records.
Installed a new 40-gallon tanked water heater in the basement utility room, replacing the existing unit. Connected all supply and discharge plumbing lines, installed pressure relief valve with proper discharge piping, and verified all connections were secure and leak-free. Reconnected gas supply line to the unit, tested for proper ignition and burner operation, and confirmed the water heater was functioning according to manufacturer specifications.
Responded to emergency no-cool call for air conditioning system over twenty years old. Upon arrival, found outdoor condenser unit with significant age-related wear, dirt accumulation, and weathered components. Inspected electrical connections at terminal block, which showed oxidation and environmental exposure consistent with the system's age. Photographed equipment condition and electrical connections for documentation. Unit failed to operate due to age-related component failure, requiring system replacement recommendation given the advanced age of the equipment exceeding its expected service life.
Responded to callback for recently installed steam boiler reported to be leaking. Upon arrival, performed thorough visual inspection of boiler unit, sight glass assembly, brass valve connections, and all associated piping and fittings. Examined sight tube with brass fittings and red valve mounting bracket for signs of moisture or active leaks. Inspected all connection points on the green boiler casing, including the low water cutoff area and valve assembly extensions. Checked flexible corrugated piping and metal ductwork connections for proper sealing. Documented boiler condition with photographs showing sight glass, valve assembly, mounting hardware, and surrounding components. No active leaking observed during inspection period. All brass fittings, valve connections, and sight glass assembly appeared secure and properly installed. System pressure and water level within normal operating parameters at time of service call.
Completed residential steam boiler installation in basement mechanical room, including new green heating unit with metal exhaust vent system and proper venting configuration. Installed new thermostat, three (3) steam vents, and 1.25" angle radiator valve to optimize system performance and control. Secured all required permits for mechanical, electrical, boiler installation, and reconnection work, ensuring full code compliance for the heating system upgrade.
Inspected existing whole-house dehumidifier installed in attic and identified improper installation issues. Unit was incorrectly mounted with inadequate clearance and improper ductwork connections, compromising system efficiency and serviceability. Documented current installation conditions with photographs showing equipment placement, electrical connections, and duct configuration. Prepared comprehensive estimate for complete dehumidifier replacement with proper installation specifications including correct mounting location, appropriate electrical service, condensate drainage, and integration with existing HVAC ductwork system.
Responded to service call for dripping faucet in basement laundry room. Upon inspection, accessed utility area to assess plumbing infrastructure and water supply lines. Examined copper piping, gas line connections, and ceiling-mounted plumbing fixtures to identify source of leak and completed necessary repairs to resolve the dripping issue.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and safety inspection on 10-year-old furnace unit located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, gas valve operation, and heat exchanger integrity. Checked and verified proper operation of thermostat, humidifier system, and associated hot water tank. All components found operating within normal parameters with typical dust accumulation for unit age. System tested and confirmed safe for continued operation.
Completed NSP AC inspection on outdoor condensing unit installed against brick exterior wall. Visual inspection confirmed unit in good operating condition with no visible damage, proper fan guard installation, secure mounting on base pad, and adequate clearance from structure. Documentation photos captured for service records.
Conducted site assessment for replacement estimate of 1.5-ton York Expedition air conditioning unit at residential property. Documented existing exterior electrical service configuration including dual meter setup, disconnect switch, and conduit routing on brick exterior wall. Inspected interior mechanical room containing current HVAC air handler, ductwork system, and associated utility equipment to determine compatibility requirements and installation parameters for proposed replacement unit.
Responded to service call for steam boiler with pilot light failure. Upon inspection, determined thermocouple was defective and heat exchanger exhibited cracking. Successfully relit pilot during diagnostic evaluation, but unit failed to maintain flame due to faulty thermocouple safety device. Given the age of the equipment (10+ years) and the compromised condition of the heat exchanger, provided estimate for boiler replacement as the heat exchanger damage presents a safety concern and repair is not cost-effective for equipment of this age.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on residential air conditioning system with air handler/coil located in basement. System is over 10 years old and currently operational. Performed thorough visual inspection of HVAC components, ductwork, and associated mechanical equipment. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing air handler installation, ductwork insulation, and surrounding utility area. All system components verified to be functioning properly at time of inspection.
Responded to service call for 20-year-old Carrier furnace model 58MVB080-14 displaying 4-1-1 error code with complete system shutdown and no heating capability. Performed diagnostic evaluation and identified failed inducer motor as primary issue preventing unit operation. Due to age of equipment and high repair costs exceeding economical threshold, along with unconfirmed condition of heat exchanger, provided comprehensive replacement estimate for new furnace system. Documented existing unit configuration, photographed internal components and installation setup including ductwork connections and PVC venting system to facilitate accurate equipment sizing and replacement planning.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 2023 air conditioning system. Performed visual assessment of outdoor condenser unit, confirmed proper installation on gravel pad, verified fan assembly and protective guard intact, and documented unit condition with photos showing clean, well-maintained equipment with no visible damage or deterioration. Renewed annual maintenance plan with homeowner on site.
Responded to a water leak in the basement of an older residential property. Upon inspection, identified a dripping valve on the existing copper piping system that had been actively leaking for approximately one week. Replaced the faulty valve with a new brass ball valve, tested the system for proper operation and verified no additional leaks were present in the surrounding plumbing infrastructure.
Performed comprehensive estimate inspection on 10+ year old HVAC system following identification of cracked heat exchanger in American Standard furnace unit located in basement mechanical room. Evaluated existing R410A air conditioning system and assessed feasibility of complete system replacement including furnace and AC unit. Documented current equipment configuration, ductwork connections, venting setup with white PVC exhaust/intake pipes, and overall system condition to provide homeowner with replacement options for full HVAC system upgrade.
# HVAC Gold AC Inspection Completed Performed comprehensive Gold-level air conditioning inspection on a single 10+ year old residential system with air handler located in basement. System was operational at time of service. Conducted thorough examination of refrigerant lines and electrical connections at indoor unit, noting foam insulation on copper refrigerant piping with age-appropriate wear. Verified proper routing of control wiring including multi-conductor thermostat and power supply connections through equipment cabinet. Inspected outdoor condensing unit and discovered severe deterioration of electrical components. Found extensively corroded capacitor housing with heavy rust buildup on internal metal components and mounting hardware. Noted significant debris accumulation including cobwebs throughout electrical compartment indicating prolonged lack of maintenance. Documented corroded conduit connections and weathered wiring at outdoor unit base. Equipment shows advanced signs
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for complete HVAC system replacement in residential basement installation. Evaluated existing air handler unit with galvanized metal exterior and associated ductwork configuration for replacement and relocation to alternative position within the space. Assessed current furnace system and provided technical specifications for complete heating system replacement, documenting existing equipment conditions, ductwork routing, and spatial requirements for proposed system modifications.
Responded to service call for 10-month-old AC unit in basement with no heating or cooling capability, though blower motor was operational. Performed diagnostic evaluation and identified malfunctioning control board as root cause of system failure. Accessed control board assembly housed in black plastic enclosure, inspecting circuit boards, wiring connections, and terminal blocks. Verified thermostat communication and settings showing 72-degree setpoint on Emerson unit. Replaced defective mitigation board, ensuring all wire connections were properly secured to terminal blocks and system controls were functioning correctly. Tested system operation to confirm restoration of heating and cooling functions.
Installed new gas line from existing supply to outdoor grill location on residential property. Routed black iron pipe along exterior foundation, ensuring proper support and code-compliant installation. Pressure tested system and verified all connections for safe operation.
