Ann Arbor in Washtenaw County features a lively downtown with unique restaurants and a thriving art scene. At FLAME, we believe that Ann Arbor residents should have the peace-of-mind to enjoy all your city has to offer without worrying about the heating and cooling in your home. And with average temperatures reaching as low as 18°F in the winter and as high as 83°F in the summer, Ann Arbor heating and cooling needs to be dependable. That is why the certified technicians at FLAME offer Bryant® air conditioners and gas furnaces to all of our customers. The combination of experience and reliable parts ensures that all of our customers will be comfortable in their homes.
With over 67 years of experience performing heating and cooling services in Michigan, you can trust a FLAME technician to treat every home with the utmost care and expertise. And we install the widest variety of high-efficiency HVAC products.
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Responded to emergency call for water leaking from ceiling between second and third floors. Upon investigation, identified source of water intrusion in crawl space area beneath affected floors. Inspected white PVC drainage piping system running horizontally through the space, examining all elbow joints and connections for signs of failure or leakage. Assessed condition of plumbing infrastructure in utility area, including vertical drain lines and horizontal drainage configuration. Documented existing conditions showing accumulated moisture evidence on concrete surfaces and surrounding structural elements. Verified proper drainage flow and confirmed repair of compromised pipe section to eliminate active water leak. System tested and restored to normal operation, stopping water infiltration into ceiling cavity above.
Replaced deteriorated sump pump system in basement pit showing extensive rust, mineral deposits, and corrosion from long-term water exposure. Installed new green submersible pump unit with float switch assembly, connected to existing white PVC discharge piping, and secured all electrical wiring and connections to restore proper water management functionality.
Responded to emergency call for sump pump failure that resulted in basement flooding over the weekend. Upon arrival, assessed the utility area and identified failed sump pump system as the source of water intrusion. Removed and replaced malfunctioning sump pump unit with new reliable model, ensuring proper discharge line configuration and check valve installation to prevent backflow. Tested system operation through multiple cycles to verify proper float switch function and adequate pumping capacity. Conducted comprehensive whole-home plumbing inspection as requested. Examined all accessible water supply lines, shut-off valves, and drain systems throughout the property. Inspected basement plumbing infrastructure including exposed PVC piping and supply line connections. Identified water staining and discoloration around valve connection points in utility cabinet, indicating previous minor leaks or moisture accumulation. Evaluated condition of braided stainless steel flexible supply line
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on residential property with multiple systems including a Daikin mini-split unit in garage and central AC system with air handler located in basement. Due to limited attic access, smaller technician performed inspection of less than 10-year-old equipment. Both outdoor condenser units were inspected and photographed, confirming proper mounting, adequate clearances from structures, and normal operational condition. All systems were functioning properly at time of inspection with no immediate repairs required.
Installed new high voltage electrical line to support outdoor HVAC condenser unit. Ran black electrical conduit along exterior wall connecting to utility meter, ensuring proper power supply for air conditioning system operation.
Responded to low water pressure complaint at residential property. Upon inspection, identified compromised angle stop valve and aging braided flexible supply line serving toilet fixture. Replaced defective angle stop valve with new quarter-turn shut-off valve to restore proper water flow control. Installed new braided stainless steel flexible connector to ensure reliable water delivery to fixture. Tested system under full pressure, confirmed adequate water flow restored to normal operating parameters, and verified no leaks at connections. System returned to full functionality.
Performed Gold Plan routine maintenance inspection on Bryant furnace system with no reported heat issues. Completed comprehensive tune-up service including inspection of all components, connections, and ductwork. System is functioning properly with no operational concerns identified at this time.
