ABBCO covers every Warren ZIP code and the cities nearby. Below is what each area looks like and why it matters for steam heat.
(910) 304-7218The United States Census Bureau lists 1965 as the median year Warren homes were built, and the housing age shifts a little by ZIP code.
Built mostly in the 1940s and 1950s, near the Detroit border. The oldest and most steam boiler dense part of the city, close to Chicago Road.
Homes from the 1940s through the 1960s along the Mound Road corridor, near the General Motors Technical Center.
Development from the 1950s and 1960s near Hoover Road and Ryan Road, including streets around Paul K. Cousino High School.
Built mostly in the 1960s along the Van Dyke Avenue corridor toward 12 and 13 Mile Road.
A mix of 1950s and 1960s construction near Common Road and Civic Center Boulevard, close to Macomb Community College's South Campus.
Chicago Road, Common Road, Van Dyke Avenue, Ryan Road, and Schoenherr Road carry most of the city's residential streets, threading past the GM Technical Center, Macomb Community College's South Campus, and both of Warren's public high schools. If your address sits near any of these, we already know the housing stock behind it.
We also serve these Macomb County communities for steam boiler repair.
An enclave city surrounded by Warren, with similar post war housing stock.
North of Warren, Michigan's fourth largest city.
Southeast of Warren, bordering Detroit.
East of Warren, along the Gratiot Avenue corridor.
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