Your Trusted Home Services Team in Rochester, MN

Responded to callback for non-operational air conditioning system. Upon arrival, addressed customer concerns regarding previous service visit and assessed aging outdoor condensing unit. Documented unit condition with photographs showing exterior components and manufacturer labeling. Customer requested replacement estimate due to age and condition of existing equipment, with office coordinating estimate scheduling.

Responded to service call for outdoor hose bibb leaking during operation. Upon inspection, identified loose packing nut on backyard hose bibb assembly. Tightened packing nut to proper torque specification and tested faucet operation under full water pressure. Verified complete leak elimination and confirmed proper functionality of valve mechanism.

Responded to no cooling call on aging air conditioning system. Upon inspection, found system operating with critically low refrigerant charge. Due to unit age exceeding 10 years and extent of refrigerant loss, recommended full system replacement rather than repair to ensure reliable long-term operation.

Responded to no-cooling call where disconnect had been pulled and breaker required replacement. Upon arrival, breaker had already been replaced and air conditioning unit was operational. Verified proper operation of outdoor condensing unit, confirmed adequate airflow through fan assembly, and tested system performance to ensure no additional electrical or mechanical issues were present.

Responded to emergency call for multiple pinhole leaks on the main copper water line entering the residence. Upon arrival, found that the homeowner had temporarily patched the leaks with silicone tape but required a permanent repair solution. Located the pinhole leaks on the copper water main immediately after the meter. Shut off the main water supply and relieved system pressure. Cut out the compromised section of copper pipe and damaged fittings. Installed new copper pipe and fittings to replace the deteriorated section, ensuring proper measurements and secure connections. Soldered all joints to manufacturer specifications. Restored water service to the home and conducted thorough pressure testing. Verified all connections were leak-free and system operated correctly. All plumbing fixtures throughout the residence functioned properly with restored water pressure and no leaks detected at the repair site.

Responded to no cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed outdoor condensing unit was not operating. Diagnostic testing revealed failed dual run capacitor and tripped high pressure switch. Accessed electrical compartment and inspected internal wiring and components. Due to age of system (10+ years), replacement parts are no longer available from manufacturer. Advised customer that complete system replacement is necessary as repair is not feasible. Unit cannot be restored to operation without unavailable components.

Responded to no cooling complaint where system was unable to maintain desired temperature setpoint. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed capacitor as root cause of cooling deficiency. Removed defective capacitor and installed replacement unit, restoring system to proper operation.

Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on residential outdoor condensing unit. Completed standard preventive maintenance procedures including inspection of all components, verification of proper operation, and system performance evaluation to ensure optimal cooling efficiency for the upcoming season.

Responded to reported leak at downstairs shower valve. Upon inspection, removed existing shower head and exposed shower arm to isolate the source of the leak. Determined that the leak was originating from the shower head connection rather than the valve itself. Installed customer-provided shower head with proper sealing, verified all connections were secure, and confirmed no leaks were present at the valve or shower arm upon completion.

Responded to service call for water leaking from AC supply vent. Upon inspection, identified cracked condensate drain line in attic space, likely caused by freezing conditions. Removed and replaced damaged section of PVC drain pipe with new piping. Recommended scheduling preventative maintenance in fall to vacuum and clear condensate drain line system to prevent future blockages and potential freeze damage.

Responded to service call for outdoor AC unit noise complaint. Upon arrival, inspected Lennox condenser unit and identified dirty air filter and debris accumulation on outdoor unit as contributing factors. Performed thorough cleaning of outdoor condenser coils and replaced air filter. Completed system inspection and verified normal operation with noise issue resolved. Enrolled customer in preventative maintenance membership program.

Performed comprehensive one-time air conditioning tune-up on ComfortMaker condenser unit and associated indoor HVAC system components. Completed standard maintenance procedures including inspection of outdoor unit, refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and indoor air handler with Aprilaire humidification system. All equipment found operating within normal parameters with no deficiencies noted.

Technician successfully replaced a defective outdoor hose bibb on the building's exterior wall. The old brass fixture was removed from the white siding above the brick foundation, and a new hose bibb was installed in the same location. Water supply was restored to the home and tested to confirm proper operation of the new fixture without leaks.

Responded to water leak issue at Lennox furnace where condensation was dripping from the indoor coil onto the drain connection and leaking out the front of the unit. Inspected the condensate drain line and drain connection point, then applied additional plumber's putty around the drain connection to seal the leak and prevent further water intrusion into the furnace cabinet.

Responded to reported gas leak on furnace supply line for second opinion evaluation. Upon arrival, conducted comprehensive leak detection testing using electronic leak detector and micro leak solution on all gas line connections, fittings, and joints throughout the system. Testing confirmed no gas leaks present at furnace supply line, T-junction connections, or associated gas piping. All connections tested secure with no detectable leakage.

Completed comprehensive annual maintenance on residential Lennox air conditioning system. Performed full system inspection, cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant levels and pressures, verified electrical connections, tested capacitor and contactor operation, and confirmed proper airflow and system operation.

Performed scheduled maintenance inspection on residential air conditioning system. Verified refrigerant charge levels and found all parameters within manufacturer specifications. Unit operating properly with no repairs required.

Responded to a backed-up lavatory faucet drain in a hallway bathroom with a pedestal sink configuration. Disassembled the trap assembly and ran a sink machine 25 feet into the drain line, successfully extracting a large wad of hair causing the blockage. Reassembled the drain assembly and tested the system by running the faucet for 3 minutes to confirm proper drainage with no further backup issues.

Returned to property to perform comprehensive leak search on residential air conditioning system. Conducted thorough diagnostic testing and successfully identified refrigerant leak at the evaporator coil, which will require repair or replacement to restore system functionality.

Completed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up maintenance on residential split system. Performed standard preventive maintenance procedures on both indoor and outdoor units, including inspection of refrigerant lines, filter drier, and copper piping connections. All system components operating within normal parameters upon completion.