
FLAME keeps the heat flowing for residents of Inkster, Michigan with high-quality commercial and residential HVAC products. Located in Wayne County between the city of Wayne and Dearborn, Inkster is home to over 25,000 people—that’s a lot of homes with HVAC systems!
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Responded to service call following home inspection report indicating concern with pipe fitting near shut-off valve on Hotpoint tanked water heater. Upon arrival, performed thorough visual inspection of water heater and associated plumbing connections in basement utility area. Examined copper piping, brass fittings, and valve assembly at top of unit where concern was identified. Assessed condition of all accessible pipe connections, including inlet and outlet fittings, pressure relief valve discharge pipe, and shut-off valve assembly. Noted visible corrosion staining on copper piping and general age-related wear on water heater unit. Documented existing conditions with photographs for homeowner records. Provided professional assessment of fitting integrity and recommendations for any necessary corrective action to ensure safe and code-compliant operation of domestic hot water system.
Responded to service call for burst radiator replacement on 3-year-old boiler system located in basement. Upon inspection, found white cast-iron radiator in living area with evidence of significant water damage to hardwood flooring beneath unit, indicating catastrophic failure. Assessed basement plumbing infrastructure and identified aged valve assembly with deteriorated paint and compromised fittings contributing to system failure. Documented extensive water staining on floor surfaces and deterioration of surrounding wooden structural components with exposed insulation. Performed diagnostic evaluation of radiator connections and associated piping to determine extent of damage and replacement requirements. Photographed affected radiator, water damage patterns, and basement valve assembly for documentation and repair planning purposes.
Performed comprehensive whole home electrical inspection at customer's request. Evaluated electrical panel, circuit breakers, wiring systems, grounding, GFCI/AFCI protection, and visible electrical components throughout the residence. Documented findings with photographic evidence, including examination of switch installations and electrical outlets in kitchen/bathroom areas to verify proper functionality and code compliance.
Responded to no heat call for 15-year-old boiler system in commercial unit. Upon inspection, identified leaking valve on copper piping assembly connected to heat exchanger coil, with significant corrosion and green patina indicating prolonged oxidation. Valve exhibited active leak with moisture accumulation in drain pan below unit. Documented existing conditions showing aged HVAC installation with deteriorated components and water damage to surrounding surfaces. Photographed corroded blue-handled valve, copper pipe connections, finned heat exchanger coil, and condensate management system for service records and repair recommendations.
Completed full HVAC system installation including a 70,000 BTU furnace, 2-ton rear-discharge air conditioning unit, programmable thermostat, whole-home humidifier, and condensate pump in residential basement location. Installed all necessary PVC venting for high-efficiency furnace exhaust and intake, routed metallic supply ductwork, and secured condensate drainage lines with proper support. Reconnected all electrical connections, verified proper system operation, and ensured installation met mechanical permit requirements. System registered under AHRI certificate 215566314 and qualified for utility rebate program.
Completed comprehensive city certification inspection on 5-year-old HVAC system located in utility room. Performed thorough tune-up including inspection of gas furnace with operational burner verification, thermostat calibration check, humidifier assessment, and Bradford White water heater examination. All components found operating within normal parameters with burners igniting properly and exhibiting proper blue flame combustion, exhaust venting secure, and water connections intact.
Conducted inspection of 16-year-old furnace system exhibiting abnormal inducer motor noise, poor overall performance, and a failed secondary heat exchanger with visible corrosion and rust damage. Also evaluated existing AC unit and humidifier for potential replacement. Documented exterior conditions including drainage/ventilation components and verified current system operation via Bryant Evolution thermostat.
Responded to service call for uneven heating in residence with 8-month-old Goodman furnace located in basement. Diagnosed airflow distribution issue causing excessive heat in upstairs bathroom while basement remained cold. Adjusted dampers and balanced system to improve temperature consistency throughout home.
Repaired broken toilet handle (reference #59313-701-1545). Inspected tank components including float ball, flush valve assembly, and connecting mechanisms. Documented existing bathroom fixtures including sink and faucet installation for reference. All components now functioning properly.
Performed city certification inspection on rooftop package unit. Observed significant rust and corrosion on internal components, particularly on metal panels and heat exchanger surfaces. Unit is installed on proper curb but standing water was noted on roof around equipment, which may be contributing to accelerated deterioration.