Your Trusted Home Services Team in Rochester, MN

Responded to no cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection and identified multiple critical failures: contactor showed severe pitting and electrical degradation, wiring harness had broken connections compromising electrical integrity, and system was completely empty of refrigerant indicating a significant leak. Replaced failed contactor, repaired damaged wiring connections, and restored system to operational status with all necessary repairs completed.

Responded to callback for stove reconnection. Successfully installed and wired replacement stove unit, which was identical to previous model. Verified proper electrical connections and tested all functions for safe operation.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater at A.O. Smith tanked unit installed three years prior. Upon arrival, identified leak originating from temperature and pressure (T&P) relief valve. Repaired faulty T&P valve, restoring proper function and eliminating water discharge. Verified system pressure within normal operating range using gauge readings and confirmed no additional leaks present upon completion.

Responded to service call for non-functioning garbage disposal unit. Upon inspection, determined the disposal was jammed and inoperable. Successfully cleared the jam and restored the unit to proper working condition, verifying full functionality before completing the service.

Responded to service call for Amana furnace reported to be continuously running and not shutting off when reaching set temperature. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection of furnace operation, thermostat communication, and control board functionality. Removed access panel and inspected internal components including blower motor, electrical connections, and control systems. Attempted to recreate the reported issue through multiple heating cycles but was unable to duplicate the malfunction during service visit. All components appeared to be functioning within normal parameters at time of inspection. Advised homeowner that if the continuous running issue persists, thermostat replacement should be considered as the likely source of the problem, as intermittent thermostat communication failures can cause the symptoms described.

Responded to emergency call for leaking water heater. Upon arrival, identified active leak originating from bottom of tank on aged water heater unit. Assessed that leak was coming directly from the tank itself, indicating internal tank failure. Provided estimate for water heater replacement, as tank leaks are not repairable and require full unit replacement.

Performed on-site evaluation for electric vehicle charger installation in residential garage. Assessed existing electrical service and meter configuration to provide estimate for dedicated EV charging circuit with separate utility meter to enable off-peak charging rates. Documented current electrical infrastructure including main meter installation and garage interior layout to determine optimal routing and equipment requirements for proposed installation.

Responded to air conditioning service call for refrigerant leak. Upon inspection, identified leaking Schrader valves as the source of refrigerant loss. Replaced both Schrader valves and recharged system with refrigerant to manufacturer specifications, restoring proper cooling operation.

Responded to service call for malfunctioning kitchen faucet. Upon arrival, assessed the existing black single-handle faucet on double-basin stainless steel sink and determined replacement was necessary. Installed new faucet assembly and added stop valves to provide proper water shut-off capability for future maintenance. Tested installation to ensure proper operation and verified no leaks at connections.

Responded to service call for kitchen GFCI outlet that was repeatedly tripping and replacement of outdoor lighting fixtures. Installed new GFCI receptacle in kitchen backsplash area to resolve tripping issue, ensuring proper ground fault protection for the circuit. Installed three customer-supplied exterior light fixtures to replace existing outdoor lighting. Verified all installations for proper operation and code compliance. Tested GFCI functionality using test and reset buttons to confirm proper ground fault protection.

Completed gas dryer hookup installation using flexible gas line connector. Performed pressure test to verify system integrity and confirm no gas leaks at connection points, ensuring safe operation of the appliance.

Responded to service call for disconnected dryer vent ductwork. Upon arrival, found that the flexible aluminum dryer vent had been previously disconnected, likely during a prior cleaning service. Reconnected the ductwork securely using a hose clamp and foil tape to ensure proper seal and prevent air leakage.

Responded to gas leak call on Carrier furnace system. Diagnosed faulty single-stage gas valve with solenoid sticking open, creating hazardous condition. Provided repair estimate for gas valve replacement and coordinated with project management for additional replacement assessment of complete system.

Completed one-time air conditioning tune-up and maintenance service on residential outdoor condenser unit. Unit was found to be dirty upon inspection; performed thorough cleaning and standard preventive maintenance procedures to restore optimal system performance.

Responded to service call for leaking collector box on HVAC system. Upon arrival, accessed the unit and confirmed active leak from the collector box assembly. Removed the defective collector box and installed a new replacement unit under warranty coverage. Verified proper installation, checked all connections for secure fit, and confirmed no additional leaks present. System tested and returned to normal operation.

Responded to no cooling call on system less than 10 years old. Removed and replaced failed condenser coil under warranty. Unit tested and returned to normal operation with proper cooling restored.

Responded to service call for leaking water heater in residential utility closet. Upon arrival, confirmed existing water heater had developed active leak requiring immediate replacement. Removed and disposed of failed unit. Installed new 40-gallon Bradford White residential water heater per estimate specifications. Connected hot and cold water supply lines using copper piping with brass fittings and heat trap assembly. Attached galvanized metal vent pipe for proper exhaust ventilation. Connected yellow flexible gas line to unit and verified all gas connections for safety and code compliance. Installed temperature and pressure relief valve with PVC discharge pipe. Tested all connections for leaks, verified proper gas flow, and confirmed unit ignition and operation. System is fully functional with no leaks detected.

Removed existing water heater from utility area and installed new 40-gallon Bradford White tanked water heater per approved bid specifications. Connected all water supply lines, gas connections, and venting systems to manufacturer specifications, ensuring proper draft hood installation and code-compliant copper piping connections with appropriate shut-off valves.

Completed full replacement of existing water heater with new 50-gallon Bradford White atmospheric vent natural gas unit. Drained and removed old water heater from premises. Installed new unit with proper venting connections, made all necessary water and gas line connections per manufacturer specifications, and filled tank. Performed startup procedure, lit pilot, verified proper combustion, and tested all connections for leaks. System operating at optimal performance with no leaks detected.

Replaced outdoor weatherproof electrical outlet and cover on exterior vinyl siding using customer-supplied components including outlet, cover, and junction box. Installed customer-supplied ceiling fan in interior room, connecting wiring at existing ceiling junction box and completing all electrical connections per code requirements.