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Recent Jobs and Reviews in Trenton , MI
Trenton, MI at a glance
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 20 jobs in Trenton, MI between July 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 30, 2026.
Flame Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical has completed 57 jobs in Trenton, MI in the last 12 months.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed comprehensive furnace inspection and evaluation on 16-year-old heating system located in basement. Assessed existing HVAC infrastructure including ductwork, venting components, and associated mechanical systems to determine replacement requirements. Documented current system configuration with detailed photographic analysis of exposed ductwork, gas piping connections, condensate drainage, and structural mounting points to develop accurate replacement specifications for single-unit residential forced air heating system.
Completed comprehensive Gold Furnace Inspection on 16-year-old forced air heating system located in basement. Performed diagnostic temperature measurements at supply plenum registering 93°F and conducted thorough system evaluation using calibrated digital instrumentation. All components operating within normal parameters at time of inspection.
Completed comprehensive Gold furnace inspection on 10+ year old forced air unit located in basement. Performed thorough diagnostic testing using digital multimeter to verify electrical connections and voltage readings across system components. Conducted internal visual inspection of heat exchanger and ductwork using borescope camera to assess condition and identify any potential cracks, corrosion, or deterioration. All electrical connections tested within normal parameters, and visual inspection revealed no immediate safety concerns or structural defects in accessible components. Unit currently operating as designed with no service issues identified at time of inspection.
Completed annual maintenance and inspection on 8-year-old Lochinvar CBN135-M9 hot water boiler as part of complimentary membership visit. Performed comprehensive tune-up including visual inspection of all components, burner assembly, heat exchanger, venting system, and controls. Noted significant accumulation of dust and debris on heat exchanger fins requiring attention. Tested system operation and verified proper ignition, flame characteristics, and safety controls functionality. System operating within normal parameters with no reported issues at time of service. Documented equipment condition with photographs for maintenance records.
Completed installation of new PVC drainage system in basement utility area, including vertical stack pipe with multiple elbow joints and horizontal ceiling-mounted drainage lines. All connections were properly fitted and secured to existing plumbing infrastructure to ensure proper water flow from laundry equipment.
Responded to warranty call for 3-month-old hot water tank with pilot light failure and no hot water production. Investigated potential combustion air issue at bedroom closet installation. Inspected roof jack ventilation system and confirmed inadequate combustion air supply causing pilot safety lockout. Verified proper venting configuration and clearances for slim-profile unit installation requirements.
Performed follow-up inspection on approximately 14-year-old Rheem water heater installation originally installed in December 2012. Identified and documented non-compliant gas valve and non-compliant flexible gas supply lines that do not meet current safety codes and standards. Inspection conducted as coordinated follow-up to previous HVAC technician visit to ensure comprehensive assessment of gas system components and compliance issues.
Responded to reported leaking pipe originating from basement area. Upon inspection, identified compromised plumbing assembly in exposed wall cavity consisting of copper supply lines and PVC drain system. Accessed affected area through interior wall framing to evaluate extent of water damage and source of leak. Performed necessary repairs to copper piping connections and verified proper sealing of all joints. Tested system for pressure integrity and confirmed leak resolution with no active water discharge present upon completion.
Responded to service call for non-operational air conditioning system affecting entire residence. Upon arrival, inspected 25-year-old outdoor condensing unit located at rear of property, noting significant age-related deterioration including visible rust and discoloration on fan grille and housing components. Conducted comprehensive full system evaluation of both outdoor condenser unit and indoor Honeywell thermostat control to assess equipment condition and determine viability of repair versus replacement. Based on unit age exceeding typical equipment lifespan and observed wear patterns, provided detailed estimate for complete HVAC system replacement to restore cooling functionality to the home.
Completed Gold level furnace inspection on a 6-year-old forced air heating system located in basement. Performed comprehensive visual inspection of furnace cabinet, heat exchanger, burner assembly, and ductwork connections. Verified proper operation of all safety controls and limit switches. Inspected gas line connections and tested for leaks. Checked blower motor operation and belt condition. Examined flue pipe and venting system for proper installation and clearances. Confirmed adequate combustion air supply. Tested thermostat operation and system cycling. Inspected electrical connections and wiring. Verified proper drainage from condensate system. Unit operating within manufacturer specifications with no deficiencies noted. All safety systems functioning properly. Documented equipment condition with photos showing furnace installation with metal ductwork, adjacent water heater, and basement utility area setup.
Performed diagnostic evaluation on York furnace system following previous inspection report. Conducted comprehensive heat exchanger integrity testing to assess for potential cracks or failures that could compromise safety and system operation. Evaluated gas valve assembly for proper operation, pressure regulation, and potential replacement needs. Documented existing equipment condition with photographs showing furnace installation, venting configuration, and overall mechanical room setup. Provided detailed quote for necessary repairs based on findings from heat exchanger testing and gas valve assessment.
# HVAC Service Completed Responded to no-cooling complaint affecting entire residence with 25-year-old air conditioning system. Condenser unit located at rear exterior of property. Upon arrival, performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and associated electrical components. Discovered severe fire damage to exterior electrical disconnect box mounted on brick wall near condenser. Interior of disconnect showed extensive charring, burned components, and heat damage to internal surfaces. Damage indicated electrical failure or short circuit event that compromised power supply to AC system. Used digital multimeter to verify electrical readings and confirm loss of power at disconnect location. Tested voltage at various points in electrical circuit to isolate failure point. Black test leads documented voltage measurements at damaged disconnect box. Photographed damaged electrical disconnect box showing burned interior components and compromised enclosure. Documented condition o
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old air conditioning unit located in basement. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condenser fan motor was operating but compressor was not running. Performed electrical diagnostics using clamp meter and identified failed dual run capacitor preventing compressor from starting. Replaced defective capacitor with proper rated replacement unit. Verified proper amperage draw on both compressor and condenser fan motor circuits. Tested system operation through complete cooling cycle and confirmed unit now providing adequate cooling with all components functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Responded to warranty call for 3-month-old Bradford White water heater with pilot light failure located in bedroom closet. Upon inspection, discovered damaged thermopile wiring with exposed conductors in gas control compartment, preventing proper flame sensing and causing pilot safety lockout. Replaced faulty thermopile assembly, cleaned accumulated debris from burner compartment and gas valve area, verified proper pilot flame characteristics, and tested unit through multiple heating cycles to confirm reliable ignition and operation.
Installed GFCI electrical protection with exterior-mounted junction box and conduit system on building exterior. Secured weatherproof junction box to siding at ground level with dual gray conduit runs extending downward for protected wiring connections. Completed electrical rough-in work to support mechanical system installation including 70,000 BTU furnace, 2-ton air conditioning unit, and humidifier reconnection in rear yard location.
Completed PTAC unit installation with associated mechanical and control systems. Installed Honeywell Home thermostat control with digital display and indicator lights, mounted HVAC cabinet unit with proper ductwork connections including flexible ducting and refrigerant line set with pressure monitoring equipment. All work performed in accordance with state permit requirements, system tested and operational upon completion.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection and tune-up on Bryant air conditioning system. Performed yearly maintenance cleaning of outdoor condenser unit, inspected electrical connections and control wiring, verified proper system operation, and confirmed unit is functioning correctly. All components tested and system operating within normal parameters.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection and tune-up on residential split system with 5-year-old outdoor condensing unit featuring a 34-year-old compressor. Performed visual inspection of condenser unit positioned on concrete pad at rear of property, noting significant rust accumulation on fan guard and general weathering consistent with age. Cleared debris and leaves from base of unit and surrounding area. Inspected condenser coils through protective grille, verified electrical disconnect box and conduit connections at wall mount. Checked fan guard integrity and internal components visibility. Unit operational at time of inspection with no reported symptoms or performance issues prior to service call. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing exterior cabinet, top-mounted fan assembly with radial guard pattern, and positioning relative to structure with vinyl siding. System demonstrated typical wear patterns expected for equipment age, particularly on expos
Responded to service call for non-operational air conditioning system at residential property. Unit located on porch, approximately 10+ years old. Conducted comprehensive system evaluation and diagnostic assessment to determine failure cause and provide full system replacement estimate. Documented existing HVAC equipment configuration including furnace and air handler components in mechanical room. Assessed electrical service panel, refrigerant lines, ductwork connections, and overall system infrastructure. Provided detailed findings and replacement recommendations to homeowner, including equipment specifications and installation requirements for complete system upgrade.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10+ year old air conditioning unit located on porch. Performed diagnostic evaluation using clamp meter to test electrical components and verify system operation. Inspected condensate drain line connections and flexible connector installation in basement area. Contacted customer with diagnostic findings and provided update on equipment condition as requested.