
Located in Wayne County, Romulus is home to the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. That means Romulus caters to friendly faces from all over Michigan and all over the world. As for the 24,000 Romulus residents, they expect the best when it comes to heating and cooling needs. That’s why FLAME provides service all over Wayne County and is ready to perform essential services for home comfort.
And as the winter closes in, FLAME is here to keep your family stay warm. Trained FLAME technicians can help you find the right gas furnace for your home and supply you with a high-quality, energy efficient product.
Romulus is a town built on a reputation for having a thriving community and strong values. Elmer Johnson Park, on Ozga road, in Romulus, MI features a new dog park, a softball field, horseshoe pits, a large playground, and a beautiful picnic pavilion. After enjoying a warm day at the park, Romulus residents need to be able return to a cool, comfortable home. FLAME technicians are the airflow pros of Michigan and Wayne County, and we can help you decide on the right air conditioning system for your home.
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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Romulus , MI
Romulus, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Romulus, MI between May 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 9, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Conducted comprehensive site evaluation for new whole home generator installation at manufactured home. Assessed existing electrical service panel, meter configuration, and natural gas meter location on exterior brick wall to determine optimal generator placement and utility connection points. Documented current electrical infrastructure including main service panel, digital smart meter, and disconnect switches, as well as gas meter reading 581600 cubic feet with associated supply piping. Photographed installation site conditions to develop accurate proposal for generator system integration with existing 200-amp electrical service and natural gas supply line.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection and tune-up on 20-year-old residential cooling system. System was operating properly upon arrival with customer enrolled in preventative maintenance program. Performed full diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to verify electrical performance and system parameters. Inspected outdoor condenser unit including fan operation, refrigerant lines, and component condition. All measurements within acceptable ranges and unit confirmed to be functioning correctly with no immediate repairs required.
Responded to no cooling call on one-year-old air conditioning system located in basement. Upon inspection, found control board compartment heavily contaminated with cobwebs and dust accumulation around safety switches, relay components, and wiring connections. Cleaned all electrical components, removed debris from control panel, verified proper wire connections at terminal blocks and relay contacts, and restored system to normal operation with cooling functionality confirmed.
Replaced kitchen faucet with customer-supplied fixture, including disconnection of existing unit and installation of new faucet assembly with proper supply line connections and drain hookup. Installed garbage disposal unit under sink, requiring new electrical circuit installation with dedicated wall switch and junction box for operation. Relocated gas line to allow range to be positioned closer to wall, including disconnection of existing line, rerouting of gas piping, pressure testing of connections, and verification of proper operation upon completion.
Provided comprehensive estimate for complete HVAC system replacement including air conditioning unit and air handler located in attic space. Existing equipment is non-operational and requires full replacement. Customer has existing ductwork in place that was evaluated for compatibility with new system installation.
Responded to service call for excessively hot water from tanked water heater unit previously installed by our company. Upon arrival, inspected the water heater's temperature and pressure relief valve, thermostat settings, and gas valve control assembly. Adjusted the temperature control dial on the gas valve to manufacturer-recommended setting of 120°F to resolve overheating issue and prevent scalding hazard. Verified proper operation of all safety controls including the red emergency shut-off button and thermostat calibration. Tested hot water output temperature at fixtures to confirm adjustment brought water temperature within safe and comfortable range for household use.
Completed comprehensive tune-up and inspection on 20+ year old furnace and air conditioning system. Inspected gas valve assembly, electrical connections, and control components in furnace located in utility room; verified proper operation and connections of all wiring harnesses. Performed exterior condenser unit inspection, checking fan operation, refrigerant lines, electrical conduit connections, and ensuring adequate clearance around unit mounted on concrete pad.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on an 8-year-old Bryant condenser unit located on exterior concrete pad. Performed full system diagnostics including refrigerant pressure checks, electrical component testing, amperage draws, and capacitor analysis. Cleaned condenser coils, inspected fan motor operation, verified proper airflow through heat exchanger fins, and confirmed all electrical connections were secure. Unit operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies identified; system ready for cooling season.
Completed full HVAC system installation in residential basement including a Lennox 70,000 BTU gas furnace (Model CK40CT-24A-7T) and 2-ton air conditioning unit with rear discharge configuration. Installation included proper ductwork connections, PVC venting and condensate drainage piping, electrical disconnects, and unit placement on protective base pad per manufacturer specifications. Mechanical and electrical permits were coordinated for this complete system replacement, with electrical reconnection work requiring licensed electrician to finalize power connections.
Completed installation of two Mansfield toilet tanks in a commercial accessible restroom facility. Both units were properly mounted, connected to water supply lines, and tested for proper operation and leak-free performance.
Responded to non-functioning toilets in building sixteen. Upon inspection, removed tank lid and assessed internal flush mechanism components including flush valve assembly, flapper valve, fill valve, and float ball system. Identified and addressed issues with tank components to restore proper flushing operation. All internal mechanisms inspected for proper function, mineral deposits noted on tank interior. Toilet restored to working condition and tested for proper flush cycle operation.
Responded to service call for residential air conditioning system not cooling with blower operational. Inspected 10-year-old outdoor condenser unit located at rear of property and evaluated indoor air handler components. Unit showed signs of age-related wear consistent with expected service life. Documented existing system configuration including refrigerant line routing, electrical disconnect, and conduit connections to structure. Assessed electrical panel capacity and current HVAC circuit installation. Provided comprehensive system replacement estimate covering full HVAC equipment upgrade due to aging equipment and cooling failure.
Responded to newly purchased home for comprehensive plumbing assessment focusing on garbage disposal malfunction, gurgling drains, and multiple sink leakage issues reported over 30-day period. Conducted thorough inspection of kitchen and bathroom plumbing systems, including drainage lines, water supply connections, and waste disposal unit. Examined main plumbing infrastructure including PVC drainage system, water filtration components, and mechanical equipment installations. Identified and documented condition of residential plumbing configuration including vertical and horizontal pipe runs, connection points, supply valves, and treatment devices. Assessed garbage disposal unit operation, drain venting adequacy, and potential cross-connection issues contributing to gurgling sounds in multiple fixture locations. Photographed plumbing installations and confined mechanical access areas for documentation purposes. Provided homeowner with findings regarding overall system condition and reco
Responded to no-cool complaint on 10+ year old residential air conditioning system serving main floor hallway area. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic assessment of outdoor condenser unit and measured operational temperatures using calibrated digital thermometer, recording ambient temperature reading of 89.8°F at the unit. Conducted comprehensive system evaluation including visual inspection of condenser housing, protective grilles, and metal fin condition. Unit showed normal exterior wear consistent with age but fins appeared clean and unobstructed. Completed requested routine maintenance inspection in conjunction with no-cool diagnostic. Documented system conditions with photographs for service records. System assessed and maintenance procedures performed to address cooling deficiency on aging equipment.
Responded to no cooling call on 10-year-old air conditioning system affecting entire home. Found indoor blower motor operating but no cooling output. Performed diagnostic testing at outdoor condensing unit located at rear of property using digital multimeter and clamp meter to measure voltage and amperage at compressor and associated electrical components. Readings indicated electrical supply issues or compressor failure preventing proper system operation. Documented findings with electrical measurements and provided customer with diagnostic results and repair options for the aging system.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on 25-year-old residential AC system. Upon inspection, found compressor unit completely inoperative with extensive corrosion throughout electrical connections and refrigerant line components. Outdoor unit exhibited severe rust deterioration on compressor housing, electrical terminals, and service valve assemblies, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and end-of-service-life condition. Electrical connections showed compromised integrity with corroded terminals and mounting brackets. Refrigerant line coupling displayed advanced oxidation with structural degradation. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing rust damage to compressor electrical components, service valves, and connection points. Given the age of the system and extent of corrosion damage, recommended full system replacement rather than repair due to safety concerns and likelihood of additional component failures. Customer was unavailable after 1 PM as noted, so findings and
Installed a new 40-amp circuit breaker in the exterior electrical panel located on the outside of a mobile home. The breaker was properly mounted and secured within the existing weathered outdoor enclosure, with all electrical connections made in accordance with NEC standards.
Installed two ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets at the exterior of the residence to provide enhanced electrical safety and code-compliant protection for outdoor circuits. Both GFCI receptacles were properly wired, tested for correct operation, and verified to trip within acceptable parameters when ground fault conditions were simulated.
Responded to service call for a 22KW Honeywell generator experiencing flickering indicator lights. Performed diagnostic inspection of the generator control panel and electrical distribution system. Upon examination of the internal electrical components, checked all wire connections, contactors, relays, and control modules for proper seating and signs of failure. Documented the electrical panel configuration including the main control board, safety devices, terminal blocks, and circuit protection components for service records.
Responded to no hot water condition throughout residence caused by failed 15-year-old water heater with visible leaking at base. Removed and disposed of existing failed unit from basement location. Installed new 40-gallon power vent water heater with proper venting and gas connections. Reconnected water supply lines, installed new shut-off valves, and verified all connections for leaks. Tested unit operation, confirmed proper ignition sequence, and restored hot water service to entire home.