If you’ve never visited Plymouth, Michigan in Wayne County, the residents would tell you that downtown Plymouth is as cozy as any other in Southeast Michigan. All you have to do is take a stroll down Main Street during the holiday season to see how lively it is. Plymouth, MI residents deserve a company that can tackle any HVAC problem. That is FLAME — with over 65 years of heating and cooling experience. FLAME is here for Plymouth and all Wayne County residents.
FLAME works to keep your family safe from airborne illnesses. That’s why FLAME technicians install whole-home, low-cost Aprilaire dehumidifiers right into existing residential heating and cooling systems. So you and your family can focus on enjoying the arts and culture of Plymouth — like Music In The Air concert series or the Music in the Park children’s performances. Plymouth is a community that believes in family bonding and FLAME strives to keep your family comfortable and healthy.
The de facto center Plymouth, Michigan is Kellogg Park, as it supports a variety of shops and restaurants. Aside from small businesses, the city offers more than fifty recreation programs for all age groups, an NHL-sized ice arena, and twelve community parks. After a cold walk in the park or a slide around the local ice-rink, Plymouth residents of all kinds should expect warm, comfortable homes to return to. FLAME is your local HVAC ally, here to ensure quick response times for homes throughout Plymouth and Southeast Michigan.
Choose FLAME for your heating and cooling needs. FLAME does only the highest quality HVAC work and installs only the most reliable products. All of our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Plymouth , MI
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Responded to a no-heat condition and active water leak from an existing water heater affecting the entire residence. Removed and disposed of the failed unit located in the basement utility area. Installed a new 40-gallon Bradford White standard residential water heater, reconnecting all existing copper supply lines, gas piping with shut-off valve, and metallic vent system. Verified proper venting configuration, tested all connections for leaks, confirmed gas valve operation, and restored hot water service to the home.
Responded to service call for sprinkler system supply line requiring repair. The issue involved a water supply pipe running through the interior of the residence to the exterior sprinkler system connection point. Upon inspection, identified deteriorated plumbing components in the utility area, including corroded piping connections and compromised fittings near water distribution equipment. Performed diagnostic assessment of the water supply routing from interior mechanical space through structural framing to exterior hose bib connection. Documented existing conditions showing significant corrosion on mechanical equipment and aging PVC supply lines with multiple connection points. Repaired the affected pipe section serving the sprinkler system, ensuring proper water flow restoration and eliminating the leak condition at the faucet connection point.
Conducted site assessment for mini-split installation to supplement existing AC system which currently fails to adequately condition all areas of the home. Evaluated exterior mounting options near ornamental grass area where house wall meets wooden fence. Customer previously received quote from Randazzo on 2/21 for comparable system.
Performed routine NSP furnace inspection on a 2-year-old unit as part of active maintenance plan. Inspected interior components including circuit boards, wiring connections, and electronic controls. Diagnosed and resolved Nest thermostat connectivity issue by verifying proper wiring configuration and testing system operation.
Replaced failing sump pump system in basement utility area, removing corroded metal components and installing new PVC discharge piping with proper electrical connections. System was thoroughly tested to ensure proper water evacuation and function of the new pump assembly.
Performed Gold Plan Furnace Inspection on 10-year-old furnace located in basement. Conducted comprehensive tune-up including system diagnostics via pressure gauge inspection. System is functioning properly with no issues detected; service completed as part of customer's maintenance plan.
Repaired electrical line servicing exterior lamp fixture. Secured loose cable along vinyl siding with appropriate fasteners, ensuring proper alignment and connection from power source to fixture. Cable installation was completed with minimal impact to landscaping around the brick foundation area.
Performed scheduled tune-up on two Bryant furnaces (8 years old): one located in basement and one upstairs. Completed full system inspection including blower assembly, electrical connections, and heating components. Also checked humidifier, thermostat, and hot water tank as requested, with all systems functioning within normal parameters.
