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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Hazel Park , MI
Hazel Park, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Hazel Park, MI between August 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 10, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed comprehensive Gold Boiler Inspection on a 7-year-old hot water boiler system located in basement. Verified all operational components, inspected heat exchanger for signs of corrosion or leaks, tested safety controls and pressure relief valve, checked combustion efficiency, and confirmed proper venting and air intake. System found to be operating within normal parameters with thermostat maintaining setpoint at 76°F.
Completed Gold-level furnace maintenance inspection on 8-year-old unit located in basement. Performed comprehensive combustion analysis using calibrated diagnostic equipment, confirming natural gas furnace operating at 92.9% efficiency with oxygen levels at 6.2%, carbon monoxide at 39 ppm, carbon dioxide at 8.3%, and stack temperature at 115°F—all readings within acceptable parameters. Inspected all accessible furnace components including heat exchanger, burner assembly, flue pipe, and venting system; verified proper operation and structural integrity of all systems with no immediate safety concerns identified.
Completed Gold AC and furnace inspection on a 6-year-old multi-unit HVAC system with equipment located in the backyard and laundry room. Performed comprehensive inspection of Daikin outdoor condenser unit, verifying proper operation of fan assembly, checking refrigerant pressures, and inspecting electrical connections with digital multimeter. Inspected indoor furnace unit with front panel removed, examining blower motor assembly, verifying all electrical connections and wiring integrity, checking condensate drainage system and copper line connections. All internal components showed no signs of deterioration, rust, or damage. Confirmed both units operating within normal parameters with proper airflow and no visible defects.
Responded to service call for alarm activation on recently installed equipment. Upon inspection in crawl space, identified water accumulation in drip pan triggering safety alarm on humidification system. Removed two humidifiers from crawl space to resolve the issue. Verified remaining equipment continued to operate properly following removal. Photographically documented existing conditions including HVAC ductwork, insulation, and mechanical components in confined space prior to completing work.
Completed heating maintenance tune-up on 2-year-old furnace at rental property. Performed comprehensive system inspection including temperature differential measurements, verified proper operation of all components, and documented findings on required inspection form. Unit operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.
Completed full HVAC system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace, 2.5-ton air conditioning unit, 40-gallon hot water heater, and humidifier. Installed Lennox condensing unit on concrete pad in rear yard with proper electrical disconnect and conduit routing, ensuring adequate clearance for maintenance access. Mounted new thermostat control panel on interior wall, performed system flush, reconnected all utilities, and coordinated mechanical and electrical permit requirements. Verified proper operation of all installed equipment and registered system for applicable utility rebates with AHRI certification number documented.
Performed comprehensive furnace inspection and city certification on a 10-year-old unit located in the laundry room. Conducted full system evaluation including burner assembly, heat exchanger, gas valve, ignition components, blower motor, and electrical connections. Verified proper operation of all safety controls, checked gas pressure, inspected venting system for proper draft and clearances, and confirmed unit meets municipal code requirements for certification.
Conducted comprehensive full system evaluation for aging HVAC equipment replacement. Assessed existing outdoor air conditioning condenser unit positioned between building structures and inspected basement furnace installation with associated mechanical systems and ductwork. Documented current equipment conditions, spatial constraints, and existing infrastructure to provide accurate replacement system recommendations and quote preparation.
Responded to no heat call on Goodman furnace located in basement. Upon inspection, found pressure switch malfunction preventing ignition sequence from completing. Replaced faulty pressure switch with new unit, verified proper operation of inducer motor and pressure tubing connections. Tested system through multiple heating cycles, confirmed proper ignition, flame sensing, and heat delivery to living space. System restored to full operational status.
# HVAC Condensate Pump Installation Responded to service call for condensate drainage system installation in crawl space area. Upon inspection, identified need for condensate pump assembly to handle HVAC unit drainage. Installed new condensate pump with appropriate tubing to route condensate water away from unit and prevent water damage to surrounding structure. Connected pump to dedicated GFI-protected electrical circuit for safe operation in moisture-prone environment. Routed discharge tubing through crawl space insulation to designated drainage point. Tested pump operation and verified proper cycling and drainage flow. System now effectively removes condensate water from HVAC unit, preventing overflow and protecting foundation area from moisture accumulation.
Responded to service call regarding humidifier system installed on 5-year-old forced air equipment located in crawl space. Accessed crawl space and performed visual inspection of humidifier unit and associated ductwork. Evaluated humidifier installation, mounting configuration, electrical connections, and water supply line. Inspected flexible duct routing and crawl space conditions including vapor barrier and structural supports. Documented equipment condition with photographs and discussed findings with homeowner, including options for diagnostic service or complete removal of humidifier system based on their preferences and system performance concerns.
Completed full HVAC system replacement in residential basement, installing new 45,000 BTU furnace and 1.5 ton air conditioning unit. Installed Ecobee 3 Lite smart thermostat for enhanced climate control and programming capabilities. Mounted new furnace with proper venting system, including metallic ductwork and exhaust piping routed through existing infrastructure. Connected air handler plenum to furnace with secure ductwork transitions, ensuring proper airflow distribution throughout residence. Ran and insulated copper refrigerant lines from indoor air handler to outdoor condensing unit located in rear yard, with professional line set installation and proper insulation to prevent condensation. Installed condensate drain system using PVC piping for efficient moisture removal from system. Reconnected all existing ductwork to new equipment with proper sealing and metallic tape application at all joints to prevent air leakage. Integrated humidifier into system for whole-home humidity co
Installed a 40-gallon Bradford White tanked water heater in basement utility area with mechanical connections only. Connected hot and cold water copper supply lines to unit, installed pressure relief valve, and completed all plumbing reconnections per code requirements.
Responded to water leak in basement of 70-year-old residence that had been ongoing for two weeks. Upon inspection, identified the source as a cracked condensate pump rather than the hot water heater initially suspected by homeowner. Inspected Lochinvar water heater unit and surrounding utility area, documenting moisture damage on concrete floor and verifying condensate drainage system. Photographed affected areas showing water staining patterns on floor extending from equipment location and white plastic drain pan with visible discharge tubing. Confirmed diagnosis of failed condensate pump requiring replacement to resolve ongoing water leak issue.
Installed a new 40-gallon Bradford White slim profile water heater with a 20-inch drain pan in residential utility room. Relocated gas line to accommodate new unit positioning, connected copper supply lines with appropriate shut-off valves and fittings, and verified all plumbing connections for proper operation. All work completed to code specifications with safety valves and expansion tank properly installed.
Conducted comprehensive site assessment for complete HVAC system replacement in residential property. Evaluated existing 27-year-old furnace and current air conditioning system for replacement specifications. Inspected basement mechanical room layout, including existing ductwork configuration, electrical service capacity, condensate drainage routing, and available clearances for new equipment installation. Documented existing silver insulated supply ductwork, PVC condensate lines, and electrical wiring infrastructure. Assessed concrete block foundation conditions and identified moisture concerns along lower wall sections that may require consideration during installation. Evaluated water heater proximity and spatial requirements for proper equipment placement and code-compliant clearances. Prepared detailed replacement estimate including equipment specifications, installation requirements, and necessary modifications to existing infrastructure to accommodate new high-efficiency heating
Responded to service call for water leak on 40-gallon tanked water heater located in laundry room area. Upon arrival, inspected unit which was approximately 10+ years old and exhibited signs of age-related deterioration. Evaluated leak source and determined extent of damage to tank and surrounding plumbing connections. Documented existing installation including copper supply lines, brass shut-off valves, galvanized vent piping, and drain valve configuration. Provided homeowner with assessment of repair feasibility and prepared replacement quote as customer indicated willingness to proceed with new unit installation if existing water heater was not repairable.
Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing forced air AC system in basement installation. Current unit requires extensive repairs that warrant full system replacement. Evaluated ductwork configuration, existing equipment placement, and mechanical room layout to provide accurate replacement estimate for new air conditioning system.
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 8-year-old packaged HVAC system located in crawl space. Performed full cooling system inspection including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, condensate drain lines, and airflow verification. Installed new 16x25x4 Honeywell pleated air filters to improve system efficiency and indoor air quality. All components found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted. System tested and confirmed working properly upon completion.
Conducted comprehensive replacement estimate for 28-year-old HVAC system including both furnace and air conditioning components located in utility room. Evaluated existing cylindrical outdoor condenser unit with protective metal grille and assessed indoor air handler with associated ductwork and refrigerant lines. Documented equipment age, current installation configuration, and provided replacement recommendations for aging system that has exceeded typical service life expectancy.