Your Trusted Home Services Team in Rochester, MN

Responded to a call for water leaking from the HVAC system into the home. Diagnosed a clogged condensate drain line causing the leak. After receiving customer approval, purged the line with nitrogen and vacuumed it clear of obstructions. Ran the unit through a complete cycle to verify proper drainage and confirm the issue was resolved.

Disconnected and relocated water softener brine tank and associated plumbing components to provide utility company access for water meter replacement. Temporarily moved equipment away from work area to accommodate meter installation scheduled for same day. Return visit will be required to reinstall and reconnect the brine tank system once utility work is completed.

Completed scheduled one-time air handler tune-up and maintenance during evening arrival window. Performed comprehensive maintenance procedures on residential HVAC furnace unit, including inspection of blower motor assembly, electrical connections, and internal components. All systems were found to be in proper working condition with no visible signs of damage or deterioration noted during service.

Responded to no cooling call on aging outdoor condenser unit. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed condenser fan motor preventing proper heat rejection. Removed burned-out motor assembly and installed replacement fan motor. Verified proper operation and restored cooling functionality to system.

Responded to service call for reported toilet seepage around base. Customer was not home upon arrival within scheduled window. Attempted contact via phone and left voicemail message. Tagged door with service notification to inform customer of attempted visit and provide callback information for rescheduling repair of suspected wax seal failure.

Responded to callback for tripping GFCI outlets that had been exposed to pressure washer water intrusion. Upon inspection, found outdoor receptacles with significant corrosion and non-compliant weatherproof covers. Replaced existing covers with code-compliant bubble-type weatherproof enclosures on six exterior outlets to prevent moisture infiltration and ensure proper protection of the GFCI-protected circuits.

Responded to callback for ongoing boiler and in-floor heating issues. Diagnosed ghost flow condition in craft room zone caused by missing zone valve, resulting in unintended heat delivery when basement zone calls for heat. Documented existing multi-zone hydronic heating manifold system with multiple circulators and zone controls. Provided estimate for piping modifications and installation of additional zone valve to isolate craft room zone and eliminate cross-flow issue.

Responded to no heat call on 24-year-old furnace. Found stuck gas valve preventing ignition; manually freed valve to restore temporary operation. During inspection, discovered elevated carbon monoxide levels and identified crack in heat exchanger using borescope camera. Documented visible corrosion and structural damage to heat exchanger with inspection photos showing rust streaking and compromised metal integrity. Advised immediate furnace replacement due to safety hazards from cracked heat exchanger and CO concerns, as well as age of unit beyond serviceable life expectancy.

Completed electrical installation in four-season porch, including fishing wire from existing garage outlet to add new electrical outlets on wood-paneled walls. Successfully installed ceiling fan and additional light fixture, requiring tall ladder for overhead work. All fixtures and outlets tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for multiple GFCI-protected outlets out of service in bathrooms and laundry room. Upon arrival, determined that GFCI receptacles had tripped rather than breakers in the electrical panel. Customer had already reset the GFCI devices and confirmed functionality was restored. Performed inspection and testing of the GFCI receptacles to assess condition and proper operation. Provided professional recommendations regarding potential replacement of existing GFCI outlets based on age, condition, and current safety standards.

Completed comprehensive duct cleaning service including dryer vent maintenance. Removed accumulated dust and debris from ductwork system and thoroughly cleaned all accessible vents throughout the property. System inspected and confirmed proper airflow upon completion.

Responded to service call for blower motor replacement. Successfully installed new blower motor and module, ensuring proper operation of the HVAC system. All components tested and verified functioning correctly upon completion.

Responded to service call for non-functioning toilet. Upon arrival, diagnosed broken toilet handle and failed internal flush mechanism with corroded components visible in tank. Installed new toilet repair kit including flush valve assembly and handle to restore proper flushing operation.

Installed customer-supplied ceiling fan with integrated light fixture in residential kitchen area, mounting unit to vaulted ceiling via downrod assembly. Verified proper electrical connections, tested fan operation across all speed settings and light functionality, and confirmed secure installation with pull chain controls operational.

Completed installation of a 50-gallon tanked water heater in basement utility area. Unit was properly positioned, vented, and connected to existing copper plumbing lines and electrical supply, with all manufacturer specifications and code requirements met.

Responded to service call regarding humidifier malfunction and condensation leak. Upon inspection, discovered PVC elbow joint in attic above furnace was not properly glued, causing condensation to leak from the venting system. Applied PVC cement to secure the elbow connection and prevent future moisture issues. Addressed customer concerns about humidifier operation and discussed potential filter replacement needs. Also identified venting configuration from roof to garage that was contributing to moisture buildup in the system.

Responded to drainage issue where kitchen sink water was backing up into bar sink. Upon arrival and inspection, tested drainage system and found no active clog or obstruction present. Verified proper water flow through both sink drains with no backup occurring during service visit. System functioning normally at time of inspection.

Completed installation of a two-piece Water Right Impressions water softener system in utility room. System includes gray cylindrical softener tank with digital control head, black brine tank, and associated plumbing connections with brass fittings and shutoff valves. All piping connections properly installed and integrated with existing plumbing infrastructure, including copper supply lines and PVC drainage systems. Installation tested and operational.

Responded to service callback and successfully completed compressor replacement on HVAC system. Removed failed compressor unit and installed new replacement compressor with proper mounting and secure refrigerant line connections. Installed new filter drier in refrigerant circuit to ensure system cleanliness and prevent contamination. All copper refrigerant lines were properly connected with appropriate fittings, and electrical connections were secured to compressor terminals. System components were installed per manufacturer specifications and industry standards. Unit tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for intermittent power loss to stove and refrigerator. Upon inspection, identified tripping outlets caused by circuit overload at the main electrical panel. Documented existing panel configuration and advised customer that resolving the overload condition was outside the current scope of work.