Troy Service Overview
● Local Priority: Dedicated service for Troy neighborhoods and commercial corridors.
● Certified Expertise: Expert HVAC, electrical, and plumbing diagnostics and repair.
● Efficiency Focus: Maximizing home comfort and system longevity in aging homes.
Troy sits along I-75 and Big Beaver Road, with major corridors like Livernois, Rochester Road, and Coolidge running through one of Oakland County’s busiest residential and commercial areas. With more than 35,000 homes, many built around the 1970s, FLAME Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical handles a high volume of maintenance, upgrades, and system replacements across Troy every week.
We are in Troy homes daily, working in the same subdivisions and layouts again and again, which allows us to diagnose issues quickly and get them fixed the right way. If your system is not performing the way it should, call (888) 234-2340 now and get it checked before it turns into a larger and more expensive problem.
What Makes Troy Homes Different
Troy sits in a different category than many surrounding cities. Homes here are not dealing with the same level of wear you see in older areas, but they are also not new builds. Most systems have already been replaced once, sometimes twice, and are now reaching the stage where performance issues begin to show.
From homes near the Somerset Collection and the Big Beaver corridor to subdivisions near Beaver Trail and residential pockets off Rochester Road, we see consistent patterns. Airflow is often slightly off, systems are not always sized correctly for the home, and maintenance has not always kept up with demand. These are not emergency failures at first. They are slow performance declines that eventually lead to bigger issues if ignored.
“My mother had a furnace maintenance done and couldn’t be happier with the service. Michael was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain everything clearly and calmly. The inspection was thorough, and the furnace was left running efficiently.”
Expert Electrical Services in Troy
Electrical in Troy, MI
Electrical demand in Troy homes has increased significantly over the last decade. Homes that were originally designed for basic usage are now supporting high-efficiency HVAC systems, smart home devices, EV chargers, and additional appliances.
We regularly open panels in Troy homes and find they are close to capacity or outdated for current demand. This is especially common in homes built in the 1970s where the original panel has not been upgraded.
● Lighting
● Circuit breakers and electrical panels
● Smart home wiring and automation
Homes near Rochester Road and older subdivisions often have limited panel space and undersized wiring for modern usage. If breakers trip, lights dim, or you are planning to add new equipment, it is time to evaluate the system.
Need electrical work handled correctly the first time? Call (888) 234-2340 and we will get a technician out quickly.
Cooling in Troy, MI
Cooling your home in Troy through a humid Michigan summer requires a system that is properly sized and running at peak efficiency. With many homes in the area built in the 1970s and 1980s, we frequently see air conditioning units that have reached the end of their lifespan and are struggling to keep up with the demand.
Whether you live near the Somerset Collection or closer to the Stage Nature Center, common cooling issues in Troy include uneven temperatures between floors, weak airflow, and rising energy bills. These are often signs of aging equipment or ductwork that needs attention.
● Air conditioning repair and maintenance
● AC system replacement and installation
● Thermostat upgrades and smart home integration
● Indoor air quality solutions
If your AC is constantly running but your home still feels warm, do not wait for a complete breakdown. Call (888) 234-2340 to get a FLAME technician out to diagnose the issue correctly.
Heating in Troy, MI
Heating systems in Troy homes are typically in the mid-life stage. They still operate, but efficiency drops and performance becomes less consistent. This often shows up as uneven heating, longer run times, or higher utility bills.
We frequently see this in homes built around the 1970s where duct systems were not designed for modern efficiency standards. Returns are often undersized, which affects airflow throughout the home.
● Furnace repair and replacement
● Heat pump installation and repair
● System efficiency improvements
If your furnace runs constantly or struggles to maintain temperature, the issue is usually tied to system design or airflow, not just the equipment itself.
“Jeff Andrew’s, plumber from Flame Heating, was excellent. He handled a full laundry relocation and replaced outdated plumbing in the basement. He coordinated everything and followed through at every stage.”
Common Troy Household Challenges
Problem: Aging systems in 1970s Troy homes often suffer from undersized ductwork and outdated electrical panels, leading to poor airflow and insufficient power for modern smart appliances.
Solution: FLAME provides comprehensive diagnostics to optimize airflow, correctly size HVAC replacements, and upgrade electrical panels to safely handle today’s home energy demands.
Plumbing in Troy, MI
Plumbing systems in Troy are generally newer than in surrounding cities, but they still develop issues over time. Buildup in drain lines, worn fixtures, and aging water heaters are common as systems move past mid-life.
We often work in homes with finished basements or updated layouts where plumbing has been modified. These changes can create pressure inconsistencies or drainage issues if not done correctly.
● Burst and frozen pipe repair
Sump pumps are especially important in Troy due to finished basements. Even a small failure can lead to costly water damage. Regular checks and maintenance go a long way in preventing that.
“We have always had good experiences with FLAME technicians. They are respectful and professional. We had our central air and furnace replaced by them and everything has worked perfectly.”
Why Troy Homeowners Choose FLAME
Troy homeowners expect consistency, professionalism, and results. They are not looking for quick fixes. They want systems that run properly and reliably.
● Serving the area since 1949
● Working in Troy homes daily
● Same-day service available in most neighborhoods
● Clean, professional installations
● Technicians familiar with local home layouts
● Full-service support across HVAC, plumbing, and electrical
From the Somerset Collection area to neighborhoods near Stage Nature Center and throughout the Big Beaver corridor, we are already working in your area and understand the systems in these homes.
Schedule Service in Troy Today
If you are in Troy and something does not feel right with your system, it is better to address it now than wait for a breakdown. Small performance issues tend to turn into larger repairs if ignored. We can evaluate your system, explain what is happening, and give you clear options based on your home and your setup. Call (888) 234-2340 or schedule online today. Same-day appointments are available across most of Troy, and we are already working in neighborhoods near you.
Troy Home Services FAQ
Do you provide same-day HVAC service in Troy?
Yes, we offer same-day service appointments in most Troy neighborhoods for urgent heating and cooling repairs.
Can you upgrade my electrical panel?
Absolutely. Many homes in Troy built in the 1970s require panel upgrades to support modern smart home devices, EV chargers, and high-efficiency HVAC systems. We handle full panel replacements and rewiring.
Do you service and replace sump pumps?
Yes. Because many Troy homes have finished basements, a reliable sump pump is essential. We offer sump pump repair, replacement, and regular maintenance to prevent costly water damage.
Why is my 1970s Troy home experiencing uneven heating and cooling?
Many homes built during this era feature original ductwork designs that were not optimized for today’s high-efficiency systems. Undersized return vents and aging duct layouts often restrict airflow, causing hot and cold spots. A professional duct and airflow evaluation can identify exactly where modifications are needed.
How can I improve the indoor air quality of my Troy home?
Since modern homes are sealed tightly for energy efficiency, indoor air can trap allergens, dust, and humidity. We offer comprehensive indoor air quality solutions, including whole-home humidifiers, air purifiers, and UV light systems that integrate directly into your existing HVAC ductwork.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Troy , MI
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed repair work on wall-mounted Navian tankless water heater per previously approved quote. Accessed internal components by removing exterior casing, serviced pump assembly and heat exchanger system, and restored unit to proper operating condition.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on residential air conditioning system under 10 years old with air handler located in basement. Performed thorough evaluation of outdoor condensing unit, which showed significant accumulation of debris, organic matter, and surface oxidation on components. Inspected electrical disconnect box and verified proper operation of safety switch and fusing. Documented equipment condition through photographic records. Replaced humidifier pad as requested. System confirmed operational at time of inspection with all components functioning properly.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on a 10+ year old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and basement-located air handler. Performed thorough visual inspection of outdoor condenser unit, noting significant dirt accumulation, algae growth, and weathering on exterior surfaces consistent with age and outdoor exposure. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing unit positioned on concrete pad in landscaped area with adequate clearance, though surrounding vegetation and organic debris present potential airflow concerns requiring monitoring.
# HVAC Maintenance - Gold AC Inspection Performed comprehensive Gold-level preventive maintenance inspection on outdoor air conditioning condenser unit located in backyard. Unit age was unknown at time of service, identified as model 3516E19016 based on manufacturer specification label. ## Work Performed Conducted thorough visual inspection of condenser unit exterior, noting beige metal cabinet construction with protective grille cage covering condenser coils. Inspected vertical black metal protective barrier and confirmed proper securing of all fastening hardware. Examined black horizontal refrigerant lines and heat exchanger components at top of unit for signs of damage or leaks. Verified electrical disconnect box mounted on exterior wall, confirming proper operation of ON/OFF switch mechanism and secure mounting. Inspected white PVC electrical conduit routing from disconnect to unit. Checked all electrical connections for tightness and proper clearances per manufacturer specific
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection and preventative maintenance on one-year-old air conditioning system located behind residence. Performed full system evaluation including inspection of outdoor disconnect switch and electrical components mounted beneath elevated deck structure. Verified proper operation of control panel, circuit breaker functionality, and indicator lights. Inspected all electrical connections, conduit routing, and junction box integrity. Noted weathering and biological growth on surrounding wooden deck structure and mounting surfaces, though electrical components remain properly sealed and functional. Documented system condition with photos showing Diversitech junction box, disconnect panel, and associated electrical infrastructure. All equipment operating within normal parameters with no immediate service needs identified. System ready for continued operation through upcoming cooling season.
Responded to service call for 13-year-old Bradford White 50-gallon natural gas water heater (Model RG250T6N) experiencing active leaking from top connections and suspected bottom tank failure. Upon inspection in basement utility room, confirmed multiple leak points indicating tank integrity compromise. Due to age of unit (manufactured 2012) and extent of damage, recommended full water heater replacement. Noted that new installation will require addition of drain pan for code compliance, which was not present on existing unit. Documented existing plumbing configuration including copper supply lines, gas connections, and metal vent ducting for replacement specifications.
Completed annual backflow prevention assembly testing on exterior-mounted reduced pressure zone (RPZ) device per municipal requirements. Inspected all brass valve components, test cocks, and shut-off valves for proper operation and verified no cross-contamination between potable water supply and potential contamination sources. All components passed testing protocols and assembly certified as functioning within acceptable parameters.
Responded to service call for 22-year-old boiler system located in basement with reported expansion tank concerns. Conducted thorough inspection of hydronic heating system components, including expansion tank, pressure relief valve, and associated copper piping connections. Evaluated brass valve assembly and galvanized steel piping for proper operation and signs of water hammer or pressure irregularities. Inspected copper pipe connections for oxidation, corrosion, and potential leak points at threaded fittings and junction points. Assessed expansion tank for waterlogging, proper air charge, and mounting integrity. Performed comprehensive boiler maintenance including system pressure verification, visual inspection of all plumbing connections, and evaluation of flexible connector hoses for deterioration. Documented condition of all visible components with photographic evidence showing valve configurations, pipe routing, and connection points for future reference and maintenance tracking.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC tune-up and inspection on six-year-old residential air conditioning system located at rear of property. Performed standard maintenance protocol including examination of outdoor condenser unit, refrigerant lines, and indoor air handler components. During attic inspection, discovered significant accumulation of wood debris and sawdust near HVAC ductwork and copper refrigerant lines, likely indicating pest activity or recent construction work in the space. Documented conditions with photographs showing debris on platform near cylindrical metal ductwork and copper pipe connections. Verified outdoor condenser unit operational status, confirmed proper mounting on pad with adequate clearance, inspected refrigerant line routing across landscaped area, and noted all manufacturer labels intact. System currently functioning within normal parameters with no immediate mechanical concerns identified, though recommend addressing attic debris accumulation to prevent pot
Responded to leaking outdoor faucet at front of residence near garage. Removed and replaced worn frost-free sillcock valve assembly that had been leaking for approximately two weeks. Tested new installation for proper operation and verified no additional leaks present at connection points or valve body.
Installed 50-gallon tanked water heater with required drip pan to meet city code compliance. Connected hot and cold water supply lines using copper piping with shutoff valve, established proper plumbing configuration with push-fit connectors and fittings, and completed electrical reconnection to restore full operation of the unit.
Completed full HVAC system installation including 110,000 BTU furnace, 4-ton air conditioning unit, programmable thermostat, humidifier, and condensate pump with proper drainage system. Installed equipment in left side yard location with reconnection of existing utilities. Configured white PVC condensate drain piping with P-trap assembly connected to air handler, ensuring proper drainage function. Requested and obtained mechanical and electrical permits for installation. System tested and verified operational with all components functioning as designed per manufacturer specifications.
Completed comprehensive HVAC system inspection and estimate for full system replacement on 20+ year old Lennox air handler unit located in basement. Both heating and cooling components have exceeded their expected service life and require replacement. Documented existing equipment configuration, ductwork connections, electrical service, and drainage system to provide accurate proposal for new high-efficiency system installation.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on an 8-10 year old residential air conditioning system with outdoor condenser unit and basement air handler. Performed visual inspection of condenser unit exterior, verified proper fan assembly operation, inspected electrical compartment including capacitor and contactor connections, checked all wire terminations and electrical components for signs of wear or damage. Unit found to be in operational condition with all electrical components functioning within normal parameters.
Responded to complete kitchen sink blockage in 1998-built residence where previous DIY attempts including garbage disposal replacement, P-trap disassembly, 10-15 ft cable snaking, and chemical treatments had failed to resolve the issue. Upon inspection, verified new InSinkErator disposal installation and existing white PVC drain configuration beneath single-bowl stainless steel sink. Performed advanced drain clearing procedures beyond the initial 15 feet of line previously attempted, successfully locating and removing obstruction in main drain line that had caused progressive drainage deterioration over the preceding week. Tested system flow through disposal unit and drain assembly, confirming full restoration of drainage capacity and proper operation of all components.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC inspection on 20-year-old basement-located air handler system. Performed full system evaluation including electrical component assessment, documenting significant corrosion and weathering on capacitor housing with rust spots and discoloration throughout metal surfaces. Identified deteriorated wire insulation on red conductor at capacitor terminal connections, along with visible corrosion on terminal fittings and junction box components. Noted extensive rust and degradation on outdoor electrical junction housing with weathered wire insulation on multiple conductors. Photographically documented all findings including compromised electrical connections, aged tape insulation material, and overall component deterioration consistent with extended environmental exposure. System currently operational but exhibits advanced age-related wear requiring attention to electrical connections and capacitor condition for continued safe operation.
Responded to mechanical room inspection requiring code compliance corrections. Installed proper combustion air provisions to meet IFGC2021 Section 305.1 and MRC2015 Section 2407 requirements for safe operation of gas-fired water heater. Piped water heater drain pan to approved drainage point per MRC2015 Section 1307.1, ensuring proper condensate and emergency overflow discharge. Water heater installation now meets current plumbing and mechanical code standards with all required safety measures in place.
Completed comprehensive Gold AC Inspection on Bryant residential air conditioning system. Performed full system evaluation including outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad against building exterior and indoor air handler cabinet located in mechanical room alongside Bryant furnace and water heater. Conducted standard tune-up procedures including visual inspection of condenser coil, fan operation verification, electrical connection assessment, and refrigerant line examination. Verified proper clearances around outdoor unit, checked mounting stability on concrete pad, and inspected electrical conduit connections from building to unit. Evaluated indoor components including ductwork connections and air handler operation. System operational at time of inspection with no immediate repairs required. Unit age unknown per service request. Documented equipment condition through photographic records showing installation configuration and component placement for future service reference.
Performed complimentary second opinion diagnostic on residential split system with Lennox outdoor condenser unit and basement-mounted furnace/evaporator coil assembly. Verified previous diagnosis findings regarding weak capacitor and refrigerant leak in evaporator coil. Conducted visual inspection of outdoor unit positioned in side yard area and indoor air handler system. Confirmed low refrigerant charge through system pressure testing. Assessed capacitor performance and documented evaporator coil leak condition requiring repair or replacement to restore proper system operation.
Completed full replacement of 20+ year-old outdoor air conditioning system with new condenser unit installed on gravel pad against exterior brick wall. New installation includes proper electrical disconnect boxes mounted to wall with conduit runs, PVC refrigerant line connections, and dual-unit configuration for enhanced cooling capacity. System tested and operational upon completion.
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