
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
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 6-year-old residential air conditioning system with air handler located in basement. Performed full system evaluation including inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper electrical connections and conduit integrity, assessed air filter condition (20x30x1), confirmed adequate clearance around condenser unit, and documented equipment operation. System found operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified.
Conducted on-site assessment of existing plumbing system in 1930s-era residential property to provide estimate for galvanized pipe replacement. Inspected basement utility area and documented current plumbing infrastructure, including water heater connections, supply lines, and distribution piping throughout the space. Observed mixed piping materials consisting of older galvanized steel pipes, copper supply lines, and newer PVC drainage systems. Photographed existing Lochinvar water heater installation with associated hot and cold water connections, noting current configuration of metallic and PVC piping runs along ceiling joists. Evaluated condition of visible galvanized piping to determine scope of replacement work needed to bring plumbing system up to current standards and prevent future corrosion-related failures common in homes of this vintage.
Completed comprehensive furnace inspection on basement-installed unit with no reported performance issues. Evaluated system components, verified proper operation of all safety controls including flame sensor, and assessed ductwork connections and insulation materials. Provided maintenance recommendations to ensure optimal system performance and efficiency.
Responded to estimate request for commercial cooling equipment and indoor air quality assessment. Conducted thorough evaluation of existing HVAC system including furnace unit, ductwork configuration, and ventilation components in basement mechanical room. Documented equipment specifications, measurements, and current installation layout with detailed photography showing system dimensions and component locations for preparation of comprehensive cooling equipment upgrade proposal.
Completed diagnostic evaluation on 1988 furnace and air conditioning system experiencing blower fan failure. Identified failed heat exchanger, failed fan relay preventing blower operation, dirty condenser coil, clogged air filter, and condensate drain line requiring service. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate for aging HVAC system due to multiple critical component failures affecting both heating and cooling functionality.
Completed AC inspection on Goodman outdoor condenser unit less than 10 years old. Unit was operational and located on concrete pad with proper clearance. Performed visual inspection of exterior components, grille, and fan assembly, confirming all components were clean and well-maintained with no visible damage or debris buildup.
Removed existing soft copper gas line and properly capped the connection point. Installed approximately 10-15 feet of new 1/2" black iron gas pipe to code specifications, incorporating an AGA-approved gas shutoff valve and appliance flex connector for safe appliance connection. All gas piping was securely anchored to structural joists using appropriate hangers and brackets to prevent movement and ensure long-term stability. Additionally, installed 4" rigid metal vent pipe with proper routing and termination, including a new 4" exterior vent hood to provide adequate exhaust ventilation for the dryer appliance.
Responded to service call for water heater pilot light outage at property equipped with 6-year-old boiler and tanked water heater located in basement. Performed diagnostic evaluation of both heating systems, measuring supply air temperature at 43.1°F and domestic hot water output at 72°F. Successfully relit pilot light on water heater and verified proper operation of all equipment.
Completed waste and overflow assembly replacement on bathtub fixture. Removed old corroded drain assembly and stopper mechanism, installed new chrome waste and overflow kit with proper sealing to prevent leakage. Tested drainage system for proper flow and verified all connections are watertight and functioning correctly.
Completed comprehensive tune-up inspection on basement-located HVAC system under 10 years old, including thorough examination of furnace internal components, control boards, and electrical connections. Inspected and verified proper operation of humidifier, thermostat, and hot water tank as part of standard maintenance protocol. All wiring connections, safety controls, and system components found to be in satisfactory working condition with no immediate repairs required.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection and tune-up service on two outdoor condensing units. Performed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of refrigerant system components, verification of proper system pressures, examination of electrical connections, and assessment of overall unit operation. Inspected and documented air filtration system condition, noting pleated media filter with visible dust accumulation in return air compartment. Reviewed manufacturer safety labels and system specifications on outdoor equipment, confirming proper warning placards present regarding refrigerant handling and fire hazards. Both AC systems operational at time of service completion with no immediate repairs required.
Responded to no-cooling call on 10+ year old air conditioning system with outdoor condenser and basement air handler. Performed diagnostic testing on system after customer reported fan failure to engage when AC was activated. Used multimeter to test electrical connections and voltage readings at furnace/air handler unit, inspecting burner assembly area and associated wiring harnesses. Identified issue preventing proper fan operation and completed necessary repairs to restore system functionality.
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for full HVAC system replacement estimate at residential property. Evaluated existing Carrier furnace installation located in confined utility closet, documenting current equipment configuration including ductwork connections, condensate drainage system with PVC piping, and copper refrigerant lines. Photographed equipment specifications, manufacturer labels, safety warnings, and existing installation conditions to determine appropriate replacement options. Assessed spatial constraints of closet installation, accessibility for future service work, and compatibility requirements for new system components including furnace unit, air handler, and associated ventilation infrastructure.
Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection on basement-located heating system under 10 years old. Performed full system diagnostics including gas pressure testing, heat exchanger examination, and blower motor operation verification. Inspected all electrical connections, gas valve assembly, and safety controls. Evaluated combustion air supply, venting system integrity, and condensate drain assembly with trap. Checked temperature differential across heat exchanger, confirmed proper airflow, and tested thermostat operation. Examined auxiliary equipment including water heater connections and associated plumbing components. Documented system specifications and captured detailed images of mechanical installation, control wiring, and internal components. All safety devices tested and confirmed operational. System operating within manufacturer specifications with no immediate service concerns identified. Unit confirmed in good working condition and ready for heating season.
Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection and tune-up service for two residential furnace systems at separate properties. The first unit, a new installation requiring its initial mechanical annual inspection, was thoroughly examined with all internal components, electrical connections, gas valve assembly, ignition system, and blower motor verified for proper operation and manufacturer specifications. The second furnace, an 18-20 year old system, received complete maintenance service including inspection of all mechanical and electrical components, burner assembly, heat exchanger, blower motor operation, and safety controls. Both units located in basement installations showed proper venting configurations with copper gas line connections, shut-off valves, and pressure relief systems in place. All wiring connections were inspected and found secure, control boards functioning correctly, and flame sensors clean. Documentation photos captured for service records showing internal compo
Responded to concerns regarding a 6-month-old AC condenser unit that had shifted position following recent rainfall. Upon inspection, found the unit had experienced minor displacement on its pad due to water infiltration beneath the platform base. Verified the condenser was still level and operational with no damage to refrigerant lines, electrical connections, or structural components. Documented the unit's current positioning and condition with photographs showing the installation against the brick exterior, including the electrical disconnect, conduit routing, and pad placement on the gravel base. Confirmed all mounting hardware remained secure and unit was functioning properly despite the slight movement. Recommended monitoring the pad stability and considering enhanced drainage or pad reinforcement to prevent future displacement during heavy rain events.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on 20+ year old HVAC system located in basement. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace unit, verified operational status of all components including control panel and thermostat, examined copper plumbing connections and gas valve assembly for proper function and safety, and inspected ventilation piping and ductwork. All systems found to be operating within normal parameters at time of service.
Completed warranty return visit to reroute exterior condensate drain lines per customer request. Successfully relocated both primary and secondary condensate drains to run entirely concealed within the white PVC line hide chase from the air handler to the outdoor condensing unit, eliminating exposed drain lines on the building exterior. All drain lines properly pitched and secured, with condensing unit positioned on gravel pad and electrical disconnects properly mounted to exterior wall.
Completed installation of a 40-gallon residential gas-fired water heater in basement utility area. Unit was positioned on concrete floor against cinder block wall with all plumbing connections made using copper piping at inlet and outlet points, brass fittings and valves installed at top connections, and gas line reconnected per code requirements. All manufacturer labels and safety information remain visible and intact on exterior of unit.
Responded to leaking main waterline in basement of century-old residential property. Upon inspection, identified active leak at vertical pipe penetration point where main water supply line emerges from basement floor. The compromised section exhibited deteriorated insulation wrapping and visible water seepage around pipe-to-floor junction. Shut off water supply at main gate valve near meter assembly to stop active leak. Assessed copper piping system and water meter installation mounted on concrete block foundation wall. Documented existing conditions including aged plumbing infrastructure, corroded pipe coverings, and water damage to surrounding concrete floor area. Recommended complete replacement of affected main line section due to age-related deterioration and potential for future failure in adjacent piping.