As a part of the Downriver area in Wayne County Michigan, Brownstown Township is a place where nature is observed at its finest. Brownstown is home to two different wildlife areas and the Detroit River and Lake Eerie shoreline. FLAME knows happy people rely on comfortable homes all year round. FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electrical is here for you and your family.
FLAME installs the highest quality Bryant® products to treat your home. Whether you need energy efficient air conditioning in the summer or reliable heating in winter, you can count on FLAME. And with average temperatures reaching 18°F in the winter and 83°F in summer, heating and cooling in Brownstown Township needs to be reliable.
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Eliminating excess humidity from your Brownstown home is essential to your family’s health and comfort. An Aprilaire whole-home dehumidifier is the answer for getting rid of mold, mildew, airborne bacteria and musty odors. Contact FLAME and protect your family today!
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Brownstown Township , MI
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Performed diagnostic inspection of 22-year-old basement furnace that was blowing cold air, confirming DTE's assessment that replacement is necessary. Visual inspection revealed aging components and inefficient operation of the existing unit, which is connected to standard metal ductwork and PVC ventilation system. Documented current thermostat (showing 68°F) for compatibility considerations with replacement system.
Successfully completed installation of a complete HVAC system including a 110,000 BTU furnace, 4-ton AC unit, and whole-home humidifier with proper mechanical and electrical connections. System features a Lennox S40 smart thermostat with humidity control and temperature monitoring capabilities, and all necessary ductwork was properly connected with appropriate PVC venting installed according to manufacturer specifications.
Conducted an estimate for replacement options on a 1999 HVAC system with multiple failures including seized blower motor and grinding inducer motor resulting in no heat. Presented customer with replacement options for furnace-only and complete furnace/AC system configurations, with additional humidifier installation options for both scenarios. System is located in basement of brick residential structure with existing outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad against exterior wall.
Responded to service call for furnace making loud noise in basement. Performed combustion analysis with Bacharach analyzer showing elevated CO(O) levels at 214 ppm and excess air at 81.7%. Conducted electrical diagnostics with multimeter to identify and resolve the issue causing the noise.
