River Rouge is a beautiful city in Wayne County, Michigan; its namesake is the 127-mile waterway that runs into the Detroit River. It’s a city where community is valued above all. And for FLAME Heating and Cooling, Plumbing and Electrical, the most important part of our work is ensuring your comfort in your River Rouge home.
FLAME offers year-round and round-the-clock emergency replacement of your HVAC system. And we install only the best products to make sure your system runs reliably and efficiently.
For instance, the featured HYBRID HEAT® dual fuel HVAC system from Bryant utilizes gas-powered heat and highly efficient, electric-run pumps. Contact a FLAME customer service representative to help you find a single unit or packaged system that will best suit your Wayne County home.
Whether you need a new heating and cooling system or a routine HVAC inspection service, FLAME is here for you. After all, Wayne County residents trust FLAME with our 70+ years of experience in the business.
Call FLAME today, at (586) 217-2512, or sign up online, and we’ll call you!
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Completed water meter repairs in coordination with municipal water shut-off. Replaced deteriorated meter assembly and associated piping connections in basement utility area. Installed new copper piping with compression fittings and updated connections to existing water main infrastructure. All work performed per approved estimate specifications.
Responded to service call for corroded main water shutoff valve preventing proper water isolation to the residence. Upon inspection, discovered heavily corroded gate valve and associated piping in basement utility area showing extensive oxidation and deterioration. Valve mechanism seized due to corrosion, rendering it inoperable and creating potential emergency situation where water supply cannot be shut off in case of plumbing failure. Documented existing conditions including rusted support brackets, degraded floor surfaces, and aging plumbing infrastructure. Advised homeowner that main shutoff valve requires replacement to restore proper water control functionality and prevent potential water damage from inability to isolate water supply during emergency situations.
Conducted site assessment for Kohler generator installation estimate at residential property. Evaluated existing natural gas meter location and capacity on exterior foundation wall, documented gas line routing through basement utility space, and verified clearances and accessibility for generator placement. Assessed electrical infrastructure and determined optimal equipment positioning based on existing utility connections and building configuration.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old Comfortmaker furnace and air conditioning system located in basement. Upon arrival, confirmed customer reports of loud noises from equipment during operation. Performed diagnostic inspection of both furnace cabinet and AC components. Inspected control board wiring connections and found multiple wire terminals with dust accumulation and signs of age-related wear. Examined furnace cabinet panels, ventilation slots, and exterior components for operational integrity. Documented existing control board configuration showing cream-colored PCB with multiple colored wire connections including red, blue, white, pink, yellow, and green leads connected through terminal blocks. Photographed current system condition including control board placement near ductwork and copper refrigerant lines. Assessed overall equipment status and provided recommendations for addressing noise concerns and ensuring continued system operation.
Conducted on-site assessment of basement-located HVAC system to provide replacement estimate for air conditioning unit. Evaluated existing furnace, air handler, and ductwork configuration in mechanical room, noting natural gas fuel source and current system layout with overhead plenum and distribution ductwork. Documented equipment specifications and installation requirements for comprehensive AC replacement proposal.
Responded to service call for inadequate heating on 1-year-old furnace system located in basement. Upon inspection, discovered multiple unsealed penetrations and gaps in ceiling where HVAC components pass through, resulting from improper installation completion. Identified exposed ductwork connections, unsealed motor penetration with visible staining around opening, and inadequate sealing of refrigerant line and condensate drain penetrations. Documented deficiencies including missing fire-stopping material, air leakage points, and compromised building envelope where mechanical components enter living space. These installation deficiencies were causing significant heat loss and reduced system efficiency, directly impacting comfort levels in conditioned space.
